Lewis Co., N. Y., French set-
tlement in, 33; Hough's IIis-
tory of, 190.
Lexington Monument Associ-
ation, 96; Battle of, 202.
Leyden, Extracts from Records
of, 4.

Life and Times of Gen. Simon
Dale, 94.

Lincoln family, Governors in,

18.

List of Contributors to Put-
nam's Monthly, 189.
Lord Timothy Dexter, 370.
Losantiville, 124.

Lossing, B. J., Life of Schuyler,
32; Field Book of War of
1812, 32.

Loyal Verses by Stansbury and
Ödell, 255.
Lumpkin, Hon. J. H., Obitua-
ry of, 284.

Luzerne Co., Penn., Annals of,
153.

Lyme, Memorial against Em-
bargo, 267.

Lynch Law, Origin of, 26.
Lynch, Thos., Jr., 316.
Macaulay, Tribute to, 64.
Mackintosh, Sir James, "Mas-
terly Inactivity," 15.
Maine, Bibliography of, 147,
211; Colonization in, 328.
Manual of the Corporation of
the City of New York,
158.

Manwee, Eunice, Obituary of,

Mississippi Valley, First Settle- |
ment of the, 874.
Monongahela, Etymology of,
180.

Montgomerie, John, 217.
Montgomery, Joseph, 216.
Montreal Historical Society,
Memoirs of, 254.
Montresor, 317.
Monument to Braves of 1760,
128; at Whiteplains, 151; at
Crooked Billet, 192; Wax-
haws, 192; at Wyoming, 311.
Moore, Dr., 97.

Moore, Frank, Diary of the
Revolution, 32.
Moore, George H., Treason of
Lee, 64.

Moore, Major Francis, Georgia
Officer, 130-1.
Mordecai's Virginia, 374.
Moreau, John B., Collection of

Portraits of Washington, 20.
Morgen and Skepples, 250, 317.
Mrs. David Wright's Guard,
309.

Murphy, Hon. H. C., Re-

searches at Leyden, 4.
Muscipula, 152.
Mysteries of Elections, 213.
Nason, Rev. E, On ancient
Psalmody of New England,
306.

Negro Superstition, 250.
Neumann, Rt. Rev. J. N.,
Obituary of, 94.

New England Explorer, Early,

151.

New Hampshire Annual Re-
gister, 63.

New Hampshire Grants, Paper

on, 275; Letters on, 298, 331.
Newport in the hands of the
British, 1, 34, 69, 105, 133, 172.
Newspapers in Illinois, 139;
in Mississippi, 17.
New York news in 1672-3, 50;
early paper currency of, 79;
old physicians, 97; Votes
and Proceedings of Assem-
bly of, 127; Woolley's Two
Years' Journal, 128; Latin
name of, 175; value of Real
Estate in, in 1657, 183; the
Asia's Attack on, 316; King's
Arms Tavern, 303.
New York Historical Society,
Medal of, 256; Index to Col-
lections, 320.
Nicaragua, Walker's war in,
159.

Nicolini, De, 347.
Nixon, John, 847, 371.
Noah, M. M., 279.
Norwich Jubilee, 128.
Novum Eboracum, 216, 318.
Numismatics, 19, 58, 83, 119.
O'Brien, John Skenandoah,
Obituary of, 350.
Obstructions to the Navigation
of the Hudson River, 127.
O'Callaghan, E. B., Revolution-
ary Tracts, 352.
Oglethorpe, Gen., Statue to,
874.

Ohio, first book printed in, 17:
first white child born in, 55;
supposed discovery in, 276.
Old New York Physicians, 97.
Orange, N. J., History of, 64.
Orderly Book of the American

Army at Williamsburgh,

129.

Paine, Mrs. I. T., Obituary of,

189.

Painted Post, Origin of name,
21, 59.

Palfrey's History of New Eng-
land, 64.

Palou, Friar Francis, Letter of,

67.

Paoli, Massacre at, 23, 346.
Pardo's Exploration of Geor-

gia and South Carolina, 230.
Pareja, Francis, works in Ti-
muquan, 39.

Paris, Ferdinand John, Papers
of, 205.

Parker, Sir Peter, 2.
Parker, Theodore, Obituary of,

221; Library of, 2SS.
Pascua Florida, 151, 251.
Patriot Preachers, 160.
Paulding, James K., Obituary
of, 155.

Pawnee Slaves, 183, 282.
Peale, Rembrandt, Obituary
notice of, 348.
Pemberton, E., his catalogue,

39.

Penhallow's Indian wars, 190.
Pennsylvania Historical So-
ciety, Memoirs of, Vol. VII.,
95.
Pennsylvania, Western Trade
of, 356.

Pensacola, Siege of, 166.
Perrade, M. de la, 133.
Perry Statue, Inauguration of,
192, 326.

Peters, Hugh, Family of, 313.
Pets de Religieuses, 310.
Phelipaux and Machault, 316.
Philadelphia Veteran House,
307; Poetical description of,
344.

Philips, H. G., Obituary of, 26.
Phillips, Jonathan, Obituary
of, 284.

Phillips, Gen., 183.

Pigot, Maj.-gen., 2, 134, 145.
Pilgrim Fathers, Contributions
to the History of the, 4.
Pintard, John, Letter of, 367.
Pioneer Association, Ohio, 163.
Pioneers, Illustrations of the,

215.

Pitcairn, Major, 88, 124.
Place of worship without wor-
shippers, 182.
Plympton, Joseph, Obituary
of, 222.

Pocahontas, Marriage of, 289.
Poor Richard's Proverbs,
whence taken, 16.
Portraits erroneous,53; of Lou-
is XVI. and his Queen, 317.
Post Riding in 1775, 17.
Prescott, Maj.-gen., Capture
of, 2.
Presidential Election of 1796,
53; of 1832, 179.
Preston, Wm. C., Obituary of,
221.
Privateersmen, Imprisonment
of a, 342.
Providence, Motive Power in,
339.

Publishing a Sermon, 212.
Putnam, Maj-gen. Israel, 223.
Putnam and Marshall Cos.,
Ill., History of, 250.
Quebec after the Conquest,
149; Journal of the Siege of,
821.

Queen Anne's Plate, 124.

Rafn, C. C., Portrait of, 320.
Rale, Father Sebastian, true

orthography of his name, 30.
Raleigh Tavern destroyed, 81.
Randall, Charles, Obituary of,

60.

Ranneau, Acadiens et Canadi-
ens, 256.
Ray Family, 252.
Redemptioners, 121.

Relation de la Nouvelle
France, in 1673-9, 320,
Remarkable unanimity, 280.
Revolution, First Trophy of
the, 202, 233; British Gener-
als of the, 248; Riflemen in,
250; Uniform, 353.
Revolutionary

Supplies, 344.

Ballad, 120;

Robertson's Charles V., Early
American Edition of, 121,
153.

Robidoux, Antoine, Obituary
of, 349.

Rochefort, 196.
Rowson, Mrs. C., Life of, 96.
Roxbury Grammar School,
History of, 96.

Rush's Occasional Productions,
286.
Ryder, Rev. James, Obituary
of, 93.
Sainsbury, W. N., Calendar
proposed by, 160.

St. Johnsbury, Vt., First law-
yer in, 57.

St. Patrick's Day, First cele-
bration of, 89.
Salisbury, Rev. W. E.; 183, 213.
Salisbury, Silvester, Letter to,
50; Unkind to N. E. prison-
ers, 159.
Salisbury, Vt., History of, 159.
Sally Lunn, not an American-
ism, 17.
Sandusky, Meaning of, 276.
Sandwich Islands, C. F. Wins-
low's paper on, 11.
San Francisco, Letter of Friar
Francis Palou, one of the
Founders of, 67.
Saur, or Sower, Christopher,
different modes of writing
his name, 20; Correspond-
ence of, 100.
Sedgwick, Theodore, Obituary
of, 29.
Seekonk, Celebration at, 160,
224, 311.

Senecas, Sacrifice of, 87; Cap-
ture of G. Haig by, 357.
Sewall, Judge, Fragment of
Journal of, 6.

Shaw, Joshua, Obituary notice
of, 348.
Shawnees, Origin of, 152, 186.
Shekomeko and Wechquad-

nack monuments, 13, 63.
Shirley (Mass.), History of, 64.
Signers, Sets of autographs of,
20; query as to, 250.
Simpson, Sir George, Obituary
of, 318.
Skinner, Commodore, Obitua-
ry of, 373.
Smith, Capt. John, Rescue of,
by Pocahontas, 295.
Smith, Hon. S. E., Obituary of

125.

Smith, Sidney, Eighteen mod-
ern improvements, 279.
Smithfield, Va., why callei
Wizard Clip, 21.

Snyder, John L., Obituary of,
157.

Sober second thoughts of the
people, 19.

SOCIETIES.

Albany Institute, Hick cox on
the early paper currency of
New York, 79; Defects in
hollow cast-iron columns,
80; officers, 114; Prof. Hall
on recent fossils, 16; La
Mountain's balloon voyage.
ib.

American Antiquarian Socie-
ty, Report on the Coin, Cab-
inet, &c., 364; officers, ib.;
volume issued by, 352.
American Ethnolog cal Socie-
ty, Mpongwe language, 12;
Armenian Bible, ib.; Indian
works at Cherry Creek, ib.;
Medicine song, ib.; Vei al-
phabet, ib.; Death of Profes-
sor Turner, 47; Chiriqui or-
naments, ib.; Loosey's pro-
cess. 48; Officers, 75; Histo-
ry of the Society, ib.; Ar-
menian Bible, 79; Du Chaillu
on the Gorilla, ib.; Foolah
Vocabulary, 113; the Goril-
la, ib.; Chiriqui vases, 144;
Dr. Wynne on the Gorilla,
ib.; Danish antiquities, 176;
Report on Chiriqui vases,
176, 240, 274; Gajani on
Etruscan tombs, 177; For-
mosa, 208; Micronesia, 21;
Cuban mounds. 209; pro-
ceedings, 239, 274; Áfrican
discoveries, 338; Vey alpha-
bet, ib.; Chevalier de Poni-
telli, ib.; Report on the Jap-
anese, 365.
American Geographical and
Statistical Society, Officers,
48; J. C. G. Kennedy, on the
origin and Progress of Sta-
tistics, 48; Du Chaillu's trav-
els, ib.; Dr. Hay's expedi-
tion, 113.
American Numismatic Society,
Officers, 13.

American Statistical Associa-

tion, Officers, 77; E. B. Elli-
ott on Vital Statistics, ib.
Backus Historical Society, Of-
ficers, 271.
Boston Numismatic Society,
Organization and officers,
111; proceedings, 141, 175,
204, 306, 336; Report on a
curious Mexican coin, 270.
Chicago Historical Society,

Cochran's translation of the
Jesuit Relation for 1671, 10;
Officers, ib.; Heacock's ac-
count of Chicago in 1828, ib.;
Life of Governor Edwards,
10, 43; Officers, 43; Literary
and Scientific Associations in
Chicago, ib.; Memoirs of
Cook and Birkbeck, ib.;
Gallery of Fine Arts, 44; Ar-
nold's Address on Magna
Charta, ib.; French's rain
report, 76; Geo. Flower's
Sketch of the English settle-
ment, ib.; Donations, 107;
Hon. George Churchill on
the first Constitutional Con-

vention, 108; Minority ap-
peal, 108, 189; Gilpin be-
quest, ib.; Early newspa-
pers of Illinois, 139; Pro-
ceedings, 174; Review of the
labors of the Society, 270; E.
B. McCagg on the early Jes-
uit missions, 270; Flower's
History of the English col-
ony, 335; Foreign trade of
Chicago, 363.

Connecticut Historical Society,
Proceedings, 334.
Essex Institute, Field meeting,
238.

Georgia Historical Society, Of-
ficers, 107; Peter Gordon's
account of the settling of
Georgia, ib.

Maine Historical Society, Ad-

dress of Bishop Burgess, 105;
John McKeon on Gosnold's
Voyage, 109; R. K. Sewall
on early colonization, ib.; J.
Williamson on the proposed
province of New Ireland, ib.;
Rev. Mr. Ballard on Wey-
mouth and the Sagadahoc,
ib.; Castine coins, 272; Rev.
R. D. Hitchcock on Civili-
zation, 273.

Maryland Historical Society,
Peabody Institute, proposed
volume, death of Dr. Bur-
nap, 11; Virginia Docu-
ments, 44; address on death
of John Paul Cockey, ib.;
Sindling on the Divisions of
Time, 45; Peabody Institute,
109, 140; Officers, 110; Dr.
Hayes' Explorations, 140;
Greenwood's Cruise in the
Chesapeake in 1781, 203; Dr.
Steiner on Father Kircher's
Mundus Subterraneus, 306.
Massachusetts Historical So-
ciety, Officers, 141; Volume
of Proceedings, 142; Tribute
to C. Fraser, of Charleston,
364; Visit of the Prince of
Wales, 365.

Minnesota Historical Society,
History of the Society, 141;
Officers, 142.

New England Genealogical So-
ciety, Memoir of Irving, Re-
port on Virginia Records,
Holland's Sketches of Dor-
chester, Dr. Winslow on the
Sandwich Islands, 11; Me-
moir of Rev. G. B. Perry, 45;
Officers, ib.; Rev. H. A.
Miles on William Blackstone,
ib.; Sketch of Capt. Pierre
Landais, 76; Memoir of John
Frost, LL. D., ib.; of Dr.
Henry Bond, ib.; D. Hen-
shaw on improvements in
travel, 77; Dr. Bond's be-
quest, 110; A Town in Nor-
folk, ib.; Hancock letters,
ib.; Rev. F. W. Holland on
Baron Steuben, 110; Rev. E.
Nason on the celebrities of
Hopkinton, 141; Memoir of
B. V. French, 175; J. S.
Loring on Gordon, ib.; Me-
moir of W. E. Mayhew, 204;
Col. Swett on Gen. St. Clair,
ib.; Dr. W. Cornell on Wil-
liam Penn, 271; Sketch of
Hon. J. Phillips, 272; Gen.
James Miller, ib.; Sketch of

A. Johonnot, 806; E. Nason
on the ancient Psalmody of
New England, ib.; S. C.
Perkins' "Some Fragments
of History of the American
Revolution," 335.

New Hampshire Historical So-

ciety, Rev. E. Ballard on the
Indians of Contocook Valley,
175; Officers, 273.
New Jersey Historical Society,
Officers, 77; R. S. Field on
the adoption of the Constitu-
tion, 77; New Rooms, 204;
Reports, ib.; the Northern
boundary, 205; Paris papers,
ib.; Brief memoir of one of
New Jersey's neglected Sons,

206.

New Mexico Historical Soci-
ety, Organization, 77: Offi-
cers, 78; Donations, 142; In-
corporation. 143.
New York Historical Society,

Dr. Fischell on the Jews in
America, 11; Death of Irv-
ing, 12; O'Reilly's Series of
Telegraphic publications, 46;
Catalogue, ib.; officers, ib.;
Pintard's letters, ib.; Letter
of Sir Gardner Wilkinson,
ib.; Abbott Collection, 78;
Haight's collection of Egyp-
tian drawings, 78, 111; E. G.
Squier on the unexplored
Regions of Central America,
65, 78; Death of Macaulay,
78; Rev. Mr. Hopkins on
"The Witchcraft in the

American Colonies," ib. ;
anniversary of Irving's birth-
day, 143; Bryant's Address,
ib.; E. Lawrence on Sir
Humphrey Gilbert, 175; por-
trait of Dr. Francis, 206; J. A.
Dix on the war with Tripoli,
207; Purchase of the Abbott
Collection, 240; Visit of the
Prince of Wales, 336; Statue
of Washington, ib.; E. B.
O'Callaghan on the Act va-
cating Fletcher's Extrava-
gant Grants, 387.

Old Colony Historical Society,
Officers, 45; Memoir of Rev.
J. Newman, 46.
Orleans County (Vt.) Histori-
cal Society, Rev. P. H.
White on the Early Poets of
Vermont, 145.
Pennsylvania Historical Soci-
ety, H. C. Wetmore on Phil-
adelphia, in its social, liter-
ary, and scientific relations
from 1750 to 1776, 81; Vir-
ginia records, 81; Death of
H. D. Gilpin, 115; Denny's
Journal, ib.; Officers, 116.
Rhode Island Historical Soci-
ety, Great Gale of 1815; Co-
lonial History under the Stu-
arts, 13; Interview with
Humboldt, 116; Prof. Gam-
mell on the progress of Rhode
Island History, ib.; Hon. B.
Cowell on Battle of Rhode
Island, 145; Reports, 209;
Grave of Roger Williams,
ib.; Hon. W. R. Staples on
Motive Power in Provi-
dence, 339.
Rochester Historical Society,
organization, 337; officers, ib.

Royal Society of Northern An-
tiquaries, Proceedings. 237.
South Carolina Historical So-
ciety, Hanckel's oration be-
fore, 350,
Tennessee Historical Society,
Proceedings. 49; Jackson
memorials, ib.

Ulster County (N. Y.) Histor-
ical Society, Proceedings,
241; Hon. J. R. Brodhead's
Address, 242; Publications
of, 189.

Vermont Historical Society,
Indian relics, 81; History of
the Society, 82; Memoir of
Rev. Zadock Thompson, ib.;
Hon. D. P. Thompson on
the Discovery of Vermont,
in connection with the val-
ley of the Winooski. 82; Pa-
pers in hands of H. Stevens,
Esq., 275; Gov. Hall on the
New Hampshire Grants, ib.;
Rev. P. H. White, on Runa-
way Pond, 276; Report of
Stevens' committee, 364;

State Seal, 365; Officers, 366;
First Discovery and Occupa-
tion of Lake Champlain, ib.;
Sketch of Hon. Wm. Jarvis,
ib.; Seal for the Society,
367.

Virginia Historical and Philo-
sophical Society, Removal of
Library, 82; H. B. Grigsby,
on the Virginia Convention
of 17SS, 82; Washington
Diary, 83; Officers, ib.
Wisconsin Historical Society,
Eulogy on J. W. Hunt, 49;
Progress of the Society, 50;
Officers, ib.; Proceedings,
210, 307.
Sommer's Island Coin, 119.
Soto, Ballad on, 218.
Sotweed Factor, 153, 186.
South Carolina College, His-
tory of, 350.
South Carolina, early explora-
tion, 230.

South Carolina Historical So-

ciety, Hanckel's oration be-
fore, 350.
Speedwell, The, 21.
Stansbury and Odell, Loyalist
Verses of, 128.
Stark, Gen. John, Memoir and
Correspondence of, 287.
Statistics, Paper on origin of,
48.

Steele, Capt. John, Sketch and
Letter of, 137.
Steuben's, Baron, Account of
operations in Virginia, 301.
Stobo, Maj. Robert, 247, 34S.
Story, Dr., 89.

Stray leaves from an autograph
collection, 193, 298, 331.
Street, A. B., History of the
Council of Revision, 30.
Sullivan, Gen., 145, 250.
Swedenborg's Father, 340.
Syllacius de rebus Indici Ma-
ris, 319.
Symonds, Lt.-gov. Samuel, 249.
Tallmadge, Col. Benjamin, 312.
Taranteens and Abnakis, 117.
Taunton, History of, 2SS.
Taylor, Capt., 316.
Tazewell, Hon. L. W., Obitua-
ry of, 188.
Terrible Tractoration, 34,

The Corrector, 121.

The Eighteen Christian Cen-

turies, 63.

Ticonderoga, 186.

Tilden's Poems, 7, 82, 72.
Tillary, Dr., 98.

Timuquan language, Books in,
39; Letter in, 181.
Tomlinson Collection, 192, 256.
Tompkins, Gov. D. D., Papers
of, 224; Anecdote of, 245.
Tory Proclamation, 213.
Town Histories, 256.
Trangram, The, 279.
Travelling 83 years ago, 807.
Treason of Charles Lee, by G.
H. Moore, 157.

Trials of early German immi-
grants, 100.

Tripoli, War with, 207.
Troy, Reminiscences of, 159.
Tuckahoe Potatoe, 55.
Turner, W. W., Obituary of, 27;

Action of Ethnological Soci-
ety on death of, 47; Library,
128, 160, 255.

Tuthill, Mrs. Mary, Captivity
of, S9.

Ulster Historical Society, Col-
lections of, 189.
Unanimous Vote, 369.

United States, First School
History of, 155.

Upland, Record of court at, 95.
Usumasinta, Valley of, 65.

Vincennes, M. de, Account of,
355.

Vine-planting in Virginia, 19,
218.

Virginia troopers, Monument
to, 64.

Virginia, Wingfield's Discourse
of, 94; Hamor's True Dis-
course of, 351; Campbell's
History of, 94; Vine-planting
in, 19, 218, 280; Early Print-
ing in, 279; Mordecai's Rem-
iniscences, 374.
Wallabout Grand March, 216,
251.

Warner, Seth, Reminiscences
of, 200; his part in the Bat-
tle of Bennington, 268.

Warren, General, Eulogium
on, 183, 220.
Washington, George, Wright's
medal of, 19; collection of
engravings of, 20; Masonic
medals, 57, 141; Books dedi-
cated to, 57, 90, 122, 153, 220;
Coins, 83, 215; Family of, in
Germany, 86; Godson of. 97;
Localities visited by, 120; in
New York, 188; lost Letter
of, 149, 249; Letter to Rev.
Mr. Boucher, 153; to S. Wil-
liams, 179; to W. Eden, 181;
his reception in New York,
244; his horses, ib.; camp-
table, 245; at Trenton, 314;
Diaries of, 320.

Watson's Annals of New York,
288.

Wayne, Gen., Affair at Paoli,
23, 316; Letter of, 118; Let-
ter to, 212.
Weare, Correspondence with
J. Bartlett, 298, 331.
Weaver, Samuel, 89.
Webb Estate, 246.
Weedon, Mrs. J., Obituary, 157.
Welsh in America, 151.
West, Benjamin, Birthplace of,
51; picture of Penn's Treaty.
182.

Weymouth's Voyage, 109, 298.
White, Bishop, not a Mason,
250, 818.

White Family, 91.
Wilkinson, Sir G., Letter of, 46.
Willard, Mrs., Abridged His-
tory of the United States,
374.

Willett, Mrs, Obituary of, 57.
Williams College, History of,
192, 319.

Williams, Roger, Tomb of, 177,
Monument to, 256.
Williams, Samuel, Letters to,
179, 213.

Wilson, Mrs., Obituary of, 26.
Wisconsin Historical Society,
Report and Collections, Vol.
iv., 287.

Wise's Vindication of New
England Churches, 287.
Witchcraft in the American
Colonies, 111.

Wizard Clip, Origin of name,

21.
Wolfe, Maj.-gen., Address on

Anniversary of, 62; Journal
of his Siege of Quebec, 321.
Woodbridge, Rev. John, 370.
Woodworth's Old Oaken Buck-
et, 149.

Woolley's Two Years' Journal,
128.

Wright, Joseph, Medal of
Washington, 19.

York, Letter to Lord Presi-
dent of, 228.
Young America, 217, 280.