-General directions. For things happening in Great Britain, France, &c. or the several states, see their own
proper heads; in congress, see congress, &c.

Appropriations by congress
Ardent spirits, the physicians evidence
against

406

Arkansas territory-destructive flood
324; arrival of German emigrants 327; raft
308
on the Red river

essay on 217; table of exchanges 220, 255; | arrival of troops 52, 54; marriages 407; vo-
dividend of the 324; articles from several lunteers 53, 225, 236; run upon the bank
papers on 343; branch at Lexington 357; 68; tithe system in Ireland 406; meetings
do. at Pittsburgh 357; Mr. Kendall's agen 93, 199; distresses in Ireland 97, 165, 199;
cy 375, 402; judge Clayton's letter, &c. proclamations of lord lieut. 200, 237; suffer-
398, 401; the "democratie" plan of bank-ing 103; protestant emigration 357, 407;
ing
381 influenza in Dublin 237; martial law pro-
claimed 237; the poor 273; tithes 328; Irish
church reform bill 116, 180, 201, 408, 424;
Irish force bill 68, 90, 102, 103, 116, 117,
259, 103, 180, 199, 200, 225; the Whitefoot's
37 oath 134; Catholic judge 115; conviction of
238 Redmond 163; death of bishop Laffner
318 424; Kean's death 310; king's speech 66;

Banks, failure of certain state institu-

tions

38
Baptists-number in the U. S. 227;
mourning dispensed with by the
Barley, arrival of Turkish
Barbary powers-collisions
Barlow's prediction

Barron, commodore James, plan of ship address to 67; reply to do. 67; preclama-
building

Bee trader

334 tion 93; Liverpool, emigration agency 327;

Belgium-see Holland & Belgium.
Biddle, Nicholas, address on laying the
corner stone of the Girard college 349
Bishops, pay of English and French 273
Bourman, James, munificent gift of 423
Boismartin, Francois Augustin du,
death of,

Beebe Alvah, case of breach of legisla-London police statistics 167; beggars 272;
tive privilege
1, 50, 331 university 309; lunatics 179; lord Liffe's
327 affairs 309; lord King's death 358; meet-
ing of parliament 38; ministers budget 236;
do. in the minority 237, 260; request to
discharge the 309; policy towards Portu-
gal 358; Miss Moore's death 52; national
debt 407; naval affairs 181, 200; deaths of
naval officers 52; New South Wales 83;
345 newspaper circulation and duty 407; New-
423 castle, duke of 388; O'Connell in parlia-
Bonaparte, Joseph 180; Louis 180; Lu-ment 53, 67, 68, 93, 164, 185, 200, 328, 358,
cien 237; Louis Napoleon 375; arms of Na-376, 424; of the permanent occupancy of
poleon
269 Algiers 260; premiums for chronometers
Boston Journal-U. S. population 402 163; princess Victoria 83; prince Goorge's
Boston improvements
Bowdoin college, judge Story's

Bolivar, the case of the brig

sion

403 blindness 358, 407; Poland and her affairs
deci-424; public debt 272; Quaker in parlia-
381 ment 38, 102; protest against tithes 407:
Brazil-riots 225, 424; massacre 405 Quakers and Moravians 376; the queen's
Army, U. S.-appointments to regt. Breathitt, George jr.
235 present to the duke of Wellington 407; ra-
dragoons 36; general orders of maj. gen. Brig Ajax, mortality on board of
265 pid travelling 3; rents 273; repeal of the
55, 137; troops return from Charleston,
British affairs.
union 376; sinecure offices 236; Spital-
114, 150; of the revolution 118; act for im-
field disturbances 310; spirituous liquors
Althorp lord and the force bill 164; army
proving condition of non-commissioned
officers and privates 138; names of fortifi-3, 52, 54, 180; ambassador's salary 199; consumed 273; stocks 237; sugar trade, al-
arrivals 163; bank of England and the re-teration proposed in the 95; duty 376;
cations 167; promotions 203, 352, Boston newal of its charter 3, 199, 200, 328, 358; Theflusson estate 407; taxes 179, 260; ton-
fotifications 327: capt. Sumner's corps Brazil trade 96; British slave trade, origin nage 236, 328; trade and manufactures 52;
dragoons 422; horses wanted
68, 200, 358, 376, 407, 424; transportation
200; triennial parliaments 376; voting by
ballot 237; Wine duty

Armistead, It. col. sword voted to

Arnold, the traitor

Artillery, improved mode of firing
Attempts to murder

Austin, Mrs.

Avery, Mr.

423

114

375
375
101

180, 235, 268, 357
345
Avery, William, the church thief

B

Back, capt.
Baker, Charles Martin

of 165; British West India slavery, &c.
his 52; 68, 94, 95, 96, 115, 133, 164, 180, 181,
327 225, 237, 260, 273, 310, 328, 337, 358, 376,
407, 408, 424; Brougham's plan of court
reform 424; cabinet dissentions 102, 163, ly
181, 260; situation of 408; cholera 3, 52,
200; church of England reform &c. 3, 52,
67, 116, 163, 180, 201, 225, 424; circulating
medium 308; Cobbett in parliament 52, 67,
68, 105, 164, 181, 309, 310; of the corn
101, 115, 133 laws 309, 376; coin 273; cotton, of the du-
375, 423 ties on 200, 234, 237, 269, 309; Cumberland
Bainbridge, commodore, death of 382 duke of 38; Dutch trade 342; East India Canals-see congress-the Ohio 40, 167;
Ballooning
258, 406 company affairs 102, 135, 200, 375, 406; Delaware and Hudson 115; Chesapeake
Baltimore Gazette, remarks on slaves in Edinburgh, amount of debt 273; elections and Ohio 132, 192, 222, 235, 263, 270, 284,
the West Indies
96 3, 225; emancipation of the Jews 236; emi-293, 406; Delaware and Chesapeake 133;
Baltimore Chronicle
115 gration from England 52, 163; embargo on of Pennsylvania 133, 197, 327, 423; Erie
Baltimore city-inspections 99; robbe-Dutch vessels 52, 67, 329; English views 177; Morris 222; Dismal Swamp 222;
ries in 133; St. James church begun 150; of nullification 199: expedition to the Ni-North Holland 272; of New York 292;
canal line steamboats, commenced 162; ger 408; explosion of powder works 52; Welland 325; Rideau 325; Delaware and
Balt. and Ohio rail road company 191;sale exportation of females to New Holland 67, Rariton 327; accelerated motion upon 312
of Canton lots 198; arrival of German emi-273; excise officers 273; factory labor 407, Canada-population 4, 422; disagree-
grants 223; horticultural society 258; pas-422; failures in Calcutta 163, 180; do. in ment between governor and legislature
sengers arriving at 287; savings institution England 407; fires 3; France and Belgium 183; commerce of 114, 341; navigation of
287; ship building 162, 324, 345, 354, 423 329; free and slave labor 95; imports of the St. Lawrence 133; emigration to 273,
Banks-U. States, sale of stock 19; re-grain, &c. 355; imprisoned debtors 407; 341, 389; quarantine regulations
marks on western debts, &c. 36; price of influenza 237, 260; Ireland and Irish af Canova, monument to
stock in London, 38, 52, 163, 181, 328; do. fairs-disturbances and outrage 38, 53, 54, Cape de Verds-distresses and famine at
do. in N. York 65, 131, 151, 177, 197, 324; '68, 103, 116, 163, 199, 200, 225, 260, 376;
13, 115, 178, 201, 259, 326

282

374

Carey, M. valedictory of 34; letter to D.
Green
103
Cass, gen. reception at Detroit 386
Census-U. States 117; the speculations
on 402; of the Cape de Verd 201; of Up-
per Canada
422
Chauncey, com. dinner to 327; at Wash-
ington
375
151, 161
339

Charities, munificent
Chickens, death by cholera
Child, a great

259
China-rebellions 68, 151; hurricane in
101; prayer for rain 118; remarks on the
119; trade and government 183; voyage to
223; voyage up the coast of 331; meeting
of proprietors in England
185
Chinese mulberry tree, value of the 332
Chivalry, an honorable instance of 357
Cholera.

Navy and naval 10, 15; Newton, Mr. 31
Passenger vessels 30; Patton, Mr. 26, 30;
pension agency in Alabama 25; Pendleton,
Mr. 10; Plummer, Mr. 10, 11; Poindexter,
Mr. 6, 25, 26; Polk, Mr. 27, 28, 29, 30, 108,
111; Potomac river 11; do. bridge 11; po-
pulation 8; president and vice president,
notified of election, 9, 22; president of the
senate, protem, vote of thanks to 26; pub-69, 70, 159, 269, 283, 344; practice of offi-
lie lands bill 5, 10, 25, 29: Mr. Clay's cers of, at New York
speech on 58; Mr. Grundy's do. 62; Mr.
Duncan's amendments, 29; Mr. Wick-
liffe's do. 29; Mr. Plummer's do.

131, 221
Portugal-Oporto 65; Lisbon 338
Church courtesy 326; do. robbery 345
Clay, Henry, compromise bill 4; remarks
on 13, 20, 23, 43, 44; speeches of 8, 75;
correspondence 137; land bill, remarks on
51; N. Jersey resolutions 64; compliment
to 99; journey 199; degree of LL. D. 323
Clayton, judge, letter concerning loan
from U. S. bank 398; explanation 401;
coal, supply, &c. 113, 115, 151, 194, 197,
326, 327, 345, 355; mine on fire 345
Cobbett, William, speeches 105, 181
Coffee, supply and consumption, &c.
272, 283, 390, 391
Coffee, general John, death of 357 Rail roads, Balt. & Ohio 9; reconcilia-
Clough, Joel
357, 375 tion between Messrs. Webster and Poin-
Colonization society
98 dexter 25; report-of the secretary of state

........

Deaths 199, 235, 258, 259, 327, 342, 345, Mails 15, 49, 81; manufactures and ma-
346, 357, 358, 375, 405, 423; strange ones nufactories 37, 267; marble and stone bu-
on board a ship
346 siness 339; medical profession 3; McDuf-
Debentures, of certain
99 fie, Mr. of his speech 97; McKenney's
Declaration of Independence, times of Indian history 223; mint U. S. 3; miscel-
death of the signers of
412 laneous 3, 17, 49, 65, 81, 97, 113, 129, 161,
Defalcation, case of
50 177, 193, 199, 281, 321, 323, 337, 338; Mis-
Delaware-flood 195, 223; case of may-sissippi and her prospects 36; mutton, su-
hem 198; punishment by stripes 260; case perior
18
of hydrophobia

346

Delaware breakwater
179
Denmark-amount of claims awarded
198
"Diamond cut diamond," the Vermon-
ter and the bet
345
Dickerson, Mahlon, correspondence
with Mr. Crawford
426

dian rubber clothes

Disease among cattle

Diving bell

New York currency report 146; national
income and value of labor 321; N. Hamp-
shire Patriot 3; new continent discovered
82; nullification 145, 146, 196, 337, 369
Pauperism 51, 223, 257; protested bills
on France, &c. 150, 221, 256; the presi
dent's tour 193, 256, 265, 281, 305, 353; his
health 322; arrival 233; Philadelphia im-

Fraud, novel system of
Free trade, examples of
Free labor

52

420

82, 97
257, 422
French affairs-Algiers colony 53, 180,
308, 389; army and its affairs 3, 38, 66, 68,
181, 329: arrests 273; bastile 53; births and
deaths in Paris 308; Daumesnil's widow
103; duchess of Berri 3, 53, 102, 103, 114,
115, 116, 181, 237, 238, 287, 308, 309, 378;
duke of Orleans 53, 237, 309; duke of Bor-
deaux 342; duels 67, 114; duties modified
407; Champoillion's manuscripts 102, 238;
Cuvier's library 102; dead negro found in
a bale of cotton 66; dissolution of the
102; fraudulent clerks 53; knights templars
66; Lafayette and the Poles 102, 225;
speech 135; Lafitte 180; minister's budget
237; views of protection 117; Napoleon's
statue 377; naval expeditions, &c. 66, 133,
180, 238; periodical press 135; Polish refu-
gees 52, 180, 237; population 237; protes
tant church 272; prosecution of editors
133, 167; queen's visit to Belgium 103;
queen of Belgium's dowry 67; riots 358;
secret tribunal discovered 376; sinking
fund 407; slave trade 377; Talleyrand's
pictures sold 376; treaty with America 225

Diplomatic history, extraordinary letterprovements 162; rail roads, &c. 98; pick-chambers 407; disturbances 225; fortresses
of Luis De Onis
393 pockets 339; Port Deposite and other rail
Discoveries, extinguisher of fire 403; In-roads 193; South Carolina do. 194
420 Randolphiana 285; reform and sinecures
388 323; reform at Washington 225, 234; right-
155 ful remedy 113; religious newspapers and
Downing, major Jack, dinner to 152 controversies
369
Doyle, sir John M., his metaphysical
horse whipping
422
Drayton, William, and others, proposi-
tion for a painting
168

Drayton, W. reasons for changing resi-
dence 287; farewell speech 399; dinner to
340; in Philadelphia
Draught, a great
Drowned

Drum fish, a great haul

405

4

327

Senatorial pleasantry 99; Semmes, Dr.
131; South Carolina convention 15, 49, 81;
of judge Bay's decision 113; sea serpent
321; slaves, &c. 281; ship building 102;
steam engines 131; southern factories 222;
southern expenditures in the east 269;
stocks, speculating and gambling in 82,
177, 370, 371; supplement to the last Re-
gister 37, 82, 145; sugar making in Florida
194, 257
Tariff, hardware bill, &c. 35, 36; agita-
199, 313 tion of the question 337; remarks on 266;
326 the Boston Gazette and Mr. Clay's bill 282;
198 treasury instructions
65, 145
U. S. Telegraph
15
114 Valuation of certain cities 163; Vermont
406 electioneering 337; Virginia tobacco crops
194, 221; Virginia elections
82

327
284

342

Washington Globe 1, 15; Watkins, Dr.
151 129; Webster, Mr. 34; west, the, and
346 where is it 307; its business 338; West
286 India slavery 81, 225, 265; wheat imported
Georgia-centenerary anniversary of 2;
into New York 82; wheat cutting machine storm in 83: circulation of small bank
355 notes 98; Mr. Forsyth burnt in effigy 107;
Egypt-movements of the army against presented by a grand jury 115; of the force
Turkey 4, 68, 133, 164, 180, 925, 237, 238, bill 108, 202; blunders of the Courier 149;
288, 300, 309; fleet 4; captures Smyrna 164; gold region 152; of the convention 178,
retirement of Ibrahim's army 358, 377, 202, 230; affray 180; a new paper 199; state
408, 425; defeat of the Turks 53, 68; mili- of parties 202; resolutions of a meeting of
tary and naval forces 272; newspaper es-
Taliaferro co. 200; nomination for governor
tablished 345; the pacha and his amuse-224; correspondence between governor
ments 415; description of Ibrahim 416:
water boring in the desert 163-see Tur-
key.

Editorial essays, notices, &c.
Address at the commencement of the
volume 1; Adams, Mr. 34, 113; agent of
the Register in N. Y. 353; agricultural in-
terest, essay on 3065 adjournment of con-
gress 15; Avery excitement 306; American
nankin 150, 284; American gold 162; do.
exports 234; assault on the president 161,
177, 234, 266, 305
Banking in New York 371; anti-bank
report 34; Black Hawk's tour 256; Balti-
more and Ohio rail road 338; bribery, a
case of 1; Burges, Mr. 161; burning in ef-
figy 2; business and prices

82

Calhoun, Mr. 34; cabinet arrangements
150; Carey, Mr. 33; Clay, Mr. 1, 17, 65, 99,
323; Clayton, Mr. of Del. 2; coffee, of the
supply and price of 253; colored conven-
tion 307; commerce and navigation U. S.
233, 339; corn laws of England 266; cotton
and wool consumed in England 233; duty
on 234; crime and its increase
198

Dry docks 267; duties, reduced, effect
of
307
Egypt and her resources 339; "Emanci-
pator" 82; emigrants 131, 233, 283; enforc
ing bill, remarks on the 36; England and
Canada 97; English liberty, specimens of
388; exchange of papers
97

Factory girls 194, 195; Fillebrown, Mr..
3; foreign news 49, 161; free labor 257;
free trade, French minister's views of 117
Georgia Courier 149; Gwynn's rejection
20; government expenditures 150; ground
ing of the crescent

ments

Lumpkin and the war department 230;
union meeting proceedings 258; bank of
Greensburg 259; conviction 287; treatment
Ellicott, Thomas, on internal improve- to the missionaries 270; judge Clayton and
123 the Cherokee lands 270; release of Wor-
Embargo and the enforcing bill compared cester and Butler 284, 359; dinner to Mr.
49; emigration 222, 233, 257, 283, 389; En- Berrien 326; fine for employing colored
cyclopædia Americana 101; enforcing bill, persons to set types 375; judge Clayton's
yeas and nays on by states 44; copy of bill letter 399; rail road project
47; Erie, lake, frozen 133; rise 151; steam-
boats 177; dammed by ice

357
Factory girl, interesting examination of
194
Fairmount water works, an account of
272
Falkland Islands-British take posses-
sion of the 38, 114; affairs of 68, 114, 136
Famine threatened in the Upper Mis-
souri

Fasting, editorial dread of

Gold-lands 162; large lumps found 222;
quantity coined in North Carolina 235;
great produce in Georgia 342; mine in
Virginia
424
Gold and silver, amount of production
| of
373 Grain, meal and flour, British imports
406 of
355
Fires 2, 3, 4, 66, 84, 115, 133, 150, 161,
Greece-state of 4; arrival of Bavarian
325, 342, 423; an extinguisher of 403 troops 38; king's arrival at Napoli di Ro-
Fish, col. Nicholas
magna 116; proclamation 116; investments
Floods
in Greece 116; Colocotroni 116; discon-
tented summoned 117; appointinents by
Otho 133, 180; tranquillity restored 164;
oath of fidelity 225, 358; construction of
ships

331

195,223, 233, 324
310

Flour, moisture in
Florida-bank chartered 2, 36; legisla
tive proceedings 83; vetoing bills by the go-
vernor 83; profit of sugar growing 194, 257;
election 198, 258, 326; banks 3:26; the pro-
ductions of the keys
Foley, lord, heavy life insurance of 287
Fortifications-zee ariny,

391

Hats, patent machine for napping
Heard, major, discharge of
Highway robbery

133

327

INDEX.

.........

Jackson, gen. Inaugural address 21; let-
ter 82; the Globe's views of his veto ap-
peals 115; tour of 133, 233, 256, 265, 281,
305, 315, 323, 360; assault on 161, 170; ad-
dress to Black Hawk 256; of his health
322; donation to a wounded seaman 360;
letter to Andrus and Judd 361; do. to Bos-
ton masons 361; letter to Mr. Grundy 383;
letter to the Norfolk committee 419; nar-
424
row escape of
Jay, John, patriotic letter from 227;
430
charge to a grand jury
Jefferson, Thomas, his view of Indian

titles

Johnston, Josiah S.

Junius, the author of the letters
K

Libels, punishments for

Life insurance, heavy case of

371

342

287

Lightning, accidents by 387, 403, 421, 423

387

255

Live oak

287

Linens, duty on

Livingston, Edward

423

High sporting, gen. Winn's wager of
101
bet
Holland and Belgium-king of Holland's
perseverance 4; subscription to Dutch
joan 3; German diet and the duchy of
Kemble, Mr. and Miss
Luxembourg 52; navigation of the Scheldt
Kendall, Amos, agency with state banks
375, 402
38, 53, 68, 102; negociations 68, 237, 310,
329, 359, 377; England and France's de-
Kentucky-emigrants to Liberia 98; flood
claration 102; sortie by the Dutch 102;
French queen at the Belgium theatre 116; 223; trade of Louisville 235, 342: melan-
the queen of Belgium encient 407; move choly letters from Lexington 266, 311; P.
ments of the Dutch army 181; disturban- E. bishop's conduct 281; orphan asylum
ces at Antwerp 329; elections in Belgium at Lexington 357; the Commentator's re-
358; king of Belgium's speech 377; his at-marks on Mr. Webster 364; elections 401,
tention to internal improvements 377; re- 417, 423; death of Mr. Cowan 406; Louis-
duction in Belgian army 377; rail road from ville bank 406; C. A. Wickliffe 423; see
Brussels to Antwerp 377; preparations to
receive the Dutch prisoners 377; return of
do. 407; Austria and Prussia's course to-
wards Belgium

68

269

256

London packet, suit against her captain

Longevity

224

259, 286, 346, 374, 405
Lotteries 19; gov. Lincoln's remarks on
in New York 201; Gordon's estimate of
37; abolished in Mass. 104; investigation
Louisiana-disease at N. Orleans 180;
the amount of tickets sold in 9 states 372
sale of lands at Carrollton 199; exports of
sugar 222; crops 258; loss of the Lioness
case of N. Orleans collector 293; duel 326;
255, 260, 282, 305; production of sugar 284;
recovery of Mr. E. D. White 341; mob at
New Orleans 423; appointment of judge
Watts 423-see cholera.
179
Lunatics

Mangus, Dr. death by bathing
Manufactures, increase of cotton. 37;
Mr. Madison's views 162; Mr. Gallatin's
do. 162; glass factories in New York 194;
cotton seed oil factories in Natchez 222;
cotton spinning 224; giblets 403; vast
produce of the Great Falls co. 267; salt
394; hat napping by steam 284; experi-
ments on iron 288; manufacture of do. 334,
353; wool and woollen manufactures 307;
332-see editorial, &c.
axe factories 359; capability of machinery

Marriages-coincidence of names 260;
new ceremony

401
287

Lake Erie and its harbors
Law and law cases-on the liability of
newspaper receivers 99; judge Bay's de-
416 cision on Geo, Granstein's petition for ci-
Maine-depth of snow 4; gov. Smith on
Ice, a shipment from Boston to Calcut-tizenship 124; judge O'Neal's do. in same
case 124; Bolton vs. Calder and Wilson the boundary question 41; resolutions of
ta 180, 197; do. to Philadelphia
Illinois-Judge Smith impeached 4; post-stage proprietors 132, 397; mandamus in the legislature on do. 42; sale of land 285,
ponement of rail road project 51; Ninian favor of Mrs. Bradstreet 139; case of To- 340; a man killed by drinking wine 330; a
405 bias Watkins 139; law regulating interest large bull 357; monument to gov. Lincoln
Edward's death
Impressment of American seamen 393 174; British Herald vs. Johnson 174; Bost-423; nomination for governor
Imprisonment for debt, abolition propos- wick and wife vs. Champion and Evans,
387 law of travel on the highway 174; case of
ed in England
Inauguration of the president and vice damages against a town for bad roads 175;
case for damages for injuries in a public
president
stage 175; do. in a hack 175; taking up a
dead body 175; liabilities of directors 175;
Achsah L. Clark vs. John O. Martling,
for slander 175; the English law of tender
175; liabilities of partners 176; Girard's
heirs at law vs. the city of Philadelphia
176; law of patents 176, 294; case of goods
not in the invoice 176; stealing one's own
property 176; a man's house his castle 176;
verdict for a borrowed horse 176; Blunt
vs. Edwin Croswell, for libel 179; Johnson
vs. Kindernine, case of runaway slave 183;
M. M. Noah's case 183; an action to re-
cover pay for abusing a candidate 183;
state of Delaware vs. John Porter, case of
mayhem 1005 Halt vor O
an assault and battery case 202; case of
deserters from an American ship at Bahia
224; case in N. O. district court on a charge
of bank interest being usurious 228; slave
case, Caleb Johnson vs. Isaac Tompkins
and others, judge Baldwin's decision 229;
opinion in extenso 296; Randall vs. Ches-
apeake and Delaware canal 258; Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal vs. George Lefever
263; law charges in England 272; case of
embezzlement 287; Perkins vs. Stephens,
Massachusetts-Gov. Lincoln on lotteries
fraudulent use of a copper plate engraving
294, attachment case against John H.
Pleasants 318; case of the Siamese twins 37; commerce of Boston 40; national re-
tions 83, 100, 114, 161, 177, 257, 268, 423;
324; decision under a grant from N. Caro-publican candidates for congress 83; elec-
lina to William Cathcart 330; U. States vs.
John Helberstadt 380; U. States vs. Jones, dinner to Mr. Dearborn 99; resolutions
for robbing the mail 330; a fireman vs. the providing for the reception of the presi-
sexton of King's chapel, Boston 331; writ dent 100; lotteries abolished 104; gover-
tion to the blind 151; T. P. Cushing's do.
of habeas corpus vs. a convent in Canada | nor's veto message 119; col. Perkins dona-
331; Alvah Beebe vs. Charles M. Living-
ston, speaker N. Y. house of representa- 151; the fair for 161, 197; subscription 223;
tives, case of false imprisonment 331; the estimated value of Boston 163; Yankee
post master general vs. Clark & Smith 364; inventions 161; assault on an editor 198;
the U. States vs. sundry packages of iron, novel launch 199; shipments of ice 180,
claimed by John F. Sarchet 365; Allen vs. 197; sale of wool at Boston 223; trial of

405
Indians, wars, &c.-attack by the Ca-
manchas 2, 19; fire among, and arrest of
Cherokees 15; attack on Santa Fe traders
5, 100; signers to a treaty 99; expenses
of treaties, &c. 104; the force bill and the
Cherokees 108; Creeks and the Cherokees
114; the hostages and their tour 132, 235,
268, 282, 348; Black Hawk and the presi-
dent 153, 256; Black Hawk and his coin-
panions 182, 341; expenses of the war with
183; rumored hostilities 183; McKinney's
history of the 223; Georgia and the Chero-
kees 230; treatment to missionaries 270;
release of 281, 359; the government and
the Cherokee lands 270; outrage on an In-
dían 309; removal of certain 341; Massa-
chusetts Indians 341; self-devotion of the
348; the character of 387; Mr. Jefferson's
view of Indian titles 387; removal of the
Winnebagoes 405; see Georgia, &c.
Indian rubber clothes
417
Indiana-elections
285
Infancy, a plea of
Inspections of flour and meal, &c. 40,
340
99, 327; tobacco
Internal improvements and public debts
129, 153
405
Intrepidity, case of
Inventions 161, 193, 222, 284, 355, 375,
391, 423
349
Invention of letters
228
Irving, rev. Edward, trial of
Iron-wire ropes for rigging 235; rail
road iron 268; experiments on 288, 334;
manufacture of 334, 345, 353; mode of
357
weighing
Italy-eruption of Vesuvius 4, 38; ar-
rests and exilements 53; discontents 117;
358
insurrection
52

Italian opera company, salaries of

420

سامعه

Marl, discoveries of
Maryland-coal mine discovered 4; fire
405; resolution of legislature relative to
the public lands 19; resolutions of do, on
the proposition of Delaware to unite the
it 42; do. authorising the hoisting of a flag
42; resolution in favor of Mr. Clay's com-
promise 43; savings institutions 100; vote
of awords to col. Towson and others 114;
great fire at Cumberland 115; subscriptions
to 198; travel between Frederick and Bal-
timore 133; geological survey of Md. 374,
409; escape from the penitentiary 375; sur-
veyors appointed 197; nominations 422,
423; Frederick and Woodsborough turn-
pike 405; exports of Prince George's coun-
ty

419

to at Athens

Member of congress, oldest living 286
Mercer, gen. C. F.
20, 271
Mexico-state of the country 53, 118,
338; elections 53, 133, 259; convention of
Zavaleta 118; address of Pedraza 186;
tithes abolished 259; public schools estab
lished 259; value of church ornaments 259;
Santa Anna's declaration 288; debts of 332;
new disturbances 341, 405; yellow fever
at Vera Cruz

358

.........

4, 424

Pascalis, Felix, on the morus multicnu-
lis

Patent baker

332
294

Patriotism of the revolutionary clergy

Paupers

346

51, 223, 272

attempts to elect U. S. senator 55, 100: Joan
Pennsylvania-abolition of lotteries 19:
84, 100: governor's vetoes 85, 114: adjourn-

ment of legislature 114: Germantown rail
road 99: coal lands 113: coal mine on fire

345: canal tolls 133: do. commerce 197:
produce on the Susquehannah 133, 235:
canal do. 294: affray at Economy 151: judge
report on the finances 141: state debt 144:
Baldwin's decision on the slave case 229:
fire 423: Dickinson college 285: law abo-

mayor and aldermen 223, paupers 223, New York city-cost of fuel in 3; dama-
Bunker Hill monument 235, 315; the an- ges for cow-hiding 3; Hays' police service
cient artillery 285; sale of Rogers' property 4: Mr. Eckford's remains 4; Holt's hotel
287; fires 325; excursion to Lowell 313; 36: do. fountain 347; inspections of flour
cotton and woollen goods 315; Mr. Ever- and meal 40; exports of wheat flour 41:
ett's address and the president's reply 315; abstract of savings' bank report 84: post
president's visit to Lowell 316; gov. Lin-otice 4, 375: Courier & Enquirer's opi-
coln's address to the president 360; the mon of Mr. C's. land bill 51: do. on the
marrying of a mother and her daughters revenue 371: labor of post office 132:
327; sudden death 327; old times in Bos-fires 150, 161; the Standard and its af-
ton 345; contract for sperm oil 355; acci- fairs 286: estimated value of 163; custom
dent to Mr. Ingham 375; loss at Doolittle's house excitement 177; distances to Phi-
tavern 375; history of the fisheries 420; ladelphia 178; arrival of passengers 284;
expense of the president's visit 423 great property case 340; recovery of
McDuffie, Geo. his oratory 404; dinner stolen goods 341; circular of the Ameri-
423 can Institute 351; Dr. Matthew's address
McKenney's history of the Indians 223 355: the enterprise of the Harpers 404; of
McRea, col. Wm.
235, 293 McDowell's journal 405; house of deten-
Mehemet Ali and his son
415tion 406; singular bank breaking 423: do-lishing imprisonment for debt 295: salt
nation to the institute for the blind 423; lar suicides 345: Lafayette college 354:
springs 375: Wyoming masscre 312: singu-
dinner to the officers of the army and navy death of gen. Krepps 358: Mr. Webster at
423; emoluments of the office of district Pittsburgh 361: situation of Pittsburgh 419
attorney
New York state-breach of privilege of Philadelphia-moneyed institutions of
legislature of 1; resolution in legislature 36: German bank note 37: the Girard trust
on the president's proclamation 2; Beebe, 114, 268, 342: do. college 337: Mr. Biddle's
Mr. sues the speaker 1, 150, 331; salt address 349: change of postmaster 115: im-
springs 4, 162; heavy circulation of a bank provements 162, 178, 311: estimated value
in 36; Albany Argus on Mr. Webster's re- of 163: attack on Mr. Hart 406: the patron-
Michigan-emigration to 198, 259; steam- conciliation with Mr. Poindexter 52: open-age of the Pennsylvanian 163: distances
boat line 260; sale of public lands 373; jailing of the Hudson river 84: new banks to N. York 178: exchange buildings 178:
at Detroit fired 375; gen. Cass' reception projected 85; inspections at Albany 99; honors to Mr. Randolph 217, 238: first
386; election
405 fire at Batavia 133: do. at Waterford 373: voyage to China 223: paupers and crimi-
Midas, (the horse) death of 424 do. at Ithaca 375: the Bradstreet case 139, nals 257: water works 271: coal trade 326,
Military academy at West Point 132, 286: tax on non residents 150; law 187; re-
327: Franklin institute 258: trade of the
290-see army.
port on the reduction of the rate ofinterest Schuylkill 326, 355: revolutionary call 421:
153: canal aqueduct at Rochester 177: ca- militia outrage 343: Hagerty's assault 375:
nal tolls 177, 354; flood 195; number of the ship Globe and the custom house offi-
professional men197: mammoth discover-
ed 259: sheep and wool growing 306: Al-
bany Argus and the president's health 322:
value of property in Buffalo 326, 355: cot-
ton factory destroyed 342: consumption of
iron castings in Albany 253: banking ma-
nagement 371: singular phenomenon 374:
storm at Buffato 375: mortality among
horses 405: fire at Oswego
406
New Hampshire--Winnipissiogee bank
36: banks and capital 308: elections 52,
235: public schools 235: the Patriot and
the Pennsylvanian 324: lake Winnipissio-
gee 327: legislature discontinue chaplain
342: great age of a lady
375
New South Wales-commerce, &c. of 83
North Carolina-plan of the new capi-
235 tol 114: Nathaniel Macon 133: dinner to
327 Joseph Gales, senr. 180: Seaborn con-
259 victed of larceny 199: emigration from 222:
Mulberry tree, value of the Chinese 332 | death of Mr. Benson 259: fire at Raleigh
Murders
180, 357, 405 287: internal improvements convention
151, 161354: elections 401, 417: Mr. Macon's let-
180 ter on state rights 418: R. Potter's poll 424
Nullification-essay on 146: old opinions
about 167: its fathership
337

287
336

Mines discovered
Ministers and agents of the U. S.
Mint, U. S.
3, 162, 391
Missouri-lead mines 179, 259; famine
threatened in 373; Mr. Buckner's death
283; murder at St. Louis
342

Mississippi-elections 2; operation of the
tariff and the times 36; excitement and
meeting at Natchez 196; growing prospe-
rity of 355; a new town 198; death of go-
vernor 305; loans

of

375
36

Mission for Russia
Missionaries in Georgia 270, 284; release
284, 339
Moisture in flour
340
Money found 199, 235; do. lost and found
375
Montoya, Don Jose Maria, audience of
leave

Moore, Thomas P.

Moravians

Mourning badges

Munificent charities

Musk, used in cholera

N

Nantucket, prosperity of

114

224

Naples, difference between the king and
queen 326; treaty with

National calendar

388

101

264

National bank, plan of a new
National Intelligencer's remarks on bu-
siness of congress 18; on Mr. Webster's
visit to the west

ོས་ས་ས་ ས་་པཐ་་
Nauscopie

364

100

423

Nary and naval-the Vincennes 19; the
Boston 19; the Erie 19; the Constitution
19, 199; history of 431; United States 114,
323; Brandywine 114, 323; Constellation
114, 290, 323; John Adams 114, 323; the
dry docks 199, 313; Delaware, 217, 289,
327, 374, 405; Alliance 223; Hudson 284;
Vandalia 323; St. Louis 323; Grampus 323;
Shark 323; Porpoise 323; Independence
421; Dolphin 423; health of seamen 341;
passed midshipmen

Popularity, the way to retain it
Portugal-affairs of 3, 53: distresses at
Cape de Verd 13, 115, 178, 201, 259, 326:
Don Pedro at Oporto 3: lord Hervey, Bri-
tish commissioner negotiates in favor of
Donna Maria's prospects 38, 53, 358, 408:
defeats of Don Miguel 67, 164: scarcity of
provisions 67, 117: destruction of 309: the
affair of the French brig 68: condition of the
Ohio-failure of state bank project in 2: Miguelite army 102, 117, 287: attempted
fire at Portsmouth 133: reduction of canal arrest of ad. Sartorius 164: differences set-
tolls 167: receipts 355: height of the Ohio ri- tled 200, 330: skirmishing at Oporto 180,
var 105,339. A. Cieu's procession at Cinein- 311, 425 Don Miguel obtains a loan in
nati 259: value of water lots in Cincinnati London 181: army of Don Pedro 200, 225,
340: injury to acqueduct 342: Mr. Webster 330, 407: arrangement of difficulties ex-
at Steubenville 364: the husband of five pected 238: cholera at Lisbon 260: expe-
wives, &c. 375: the harvest 375: appro-dition to Algarves 407, 425: Miguel's squa-
priations for the harbors on lake Erie 393: dron 287, 407: capture of 408, 424: arrests
salt formation in 395 bishop Melivaine in Lisbon 287: king of Spain refuses to
and Kenyon college 405: rail road from acknowledge Donna Maria 377: charge des
Sandusky to Dayton 406: value of the affaires to America appointed 405: Bour-
Scioto bank notes 406: literary convention mont appointed to command Miguel's ar-
406: accident to Mr. Wilson and lady 423: my 407, 408: blockade of the Tagus 408:
day of fasting, &c.
regency at Algarves
425

Old maid, a robust
Onis, Luis d', a letter of
Opium trade

Orators, American and English
Order in the galleries of congress

Page, H. N. sword voted to
Palpable hits

men

New Jersey-Saml. Southard elected U.
S. senator 2; Mr. Seely elected governor
19; correspondence with Mr. Southard 39;
Panghuloo, lord, the way to puff to great
resolutions on the land bill 65; water pow-
356
er 162; canal and rail road annuity 327; Pardoning power, remarks on 174
gov. Livingston and home manufactures
Parties, sketch of
99
405; mechanic's institute at Paterson 406; Parkins, Jos. W. ex sheriff of London,
Quaker trial 372, 401, 417; trial of the verdicts against 115, 375: inquiry as to his
murderer of the Sayre family
423 sanity
287

341

Precious metals, production of the 358
Presidential candidates 114, 405: do.
election, suggestion as to the time
President U. S. inaugural address 21:
letter of 82: the Globe's views of appeals
by the 115: of his tour 133, 233, 265, 281,
305, 315, 323, 360: assault on the 161, 170:
arrival in Baltimore 233: address to Black