href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@20955@[email protected]#Page_134" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">134.—Madame Kossuth on Woman's Rights, 135.—Story of an English Lord

in Paris, 135.—The Spectator on the sacrilege of Dramatists, 135.—Tipsey Drollery, 266.—Anthony Benezet and his Rats, 266.—Descartes and the Ladies, 266.—An American "Characteristic," 266.—Broussais and Water Cure, 267.—Story of Tom Cooke, 267.—Odd Statistics from Portugal, 267.—First Duel in New England, 267.—Ariosto and Humbugs, 667.—Ole Bull, 267. Opera, The.—By Thomas Carlyle, 29 Owen, John, at Oxford: A Biography, 80 Old Maid's First Love, 228 Pulszky, Francis, 122 Poems, Some Small.—By R. H. Stoddard, 174, 459 Punishment of Gina Montani, 189 Picture Advertising, in South America, 530 Reminiscences of Printers, Booksellers, Authors, &c., in New-York—By Dr. John W. Francis, LL.D., 258 Reclaiming of the Angel—By Alice Carey, 311 Red Feather: An Indian Story.—By I. McLellen, 319 Robinson, John, The Pastor of the Pilgrims, 367 Rainbow Making: The Ribbon Factories, 511 Story of Dr. Lindhorst.—By Richard B. Kimball, 109 Soult, The late Marshal, Duke of Dalmatia. (Portrait.), 145 Story, Mr. Justice, With Reminiscent Reflections. By A. Oakey Hall, 175 Smiles and Tears.—By Richard Coe, 186 Song Queen, The.—Written in a Concert Room, by James T, Fields, 188 Story of Gasper Mendez.—By Catherine Crowe, 362 Simms, William Gilmore, LL.D. (With a Portrait.), 433 Sunset: A Sonnet.—By R. S. Chilton, 443 Some Small Poems.—By R. H. Stoddard, 459 Squier, Mr., in Nicaragua, 474 Sequel to the Jewish Heroine, 491 String of Proverbs, A. 502 Scientific Discoveries and Proceedings of Learned Societies.—Papers in the Paris Academy of Sciences, 139.—African Expeditions, 139.—Perpetual Motion, 139.—Grants of Parliament for Scientific Purposes, 139.—Balloons in Ancient Nineveh, 139.—Invention for Determining Distances, 140.—Interesting Experiments by Professor Gorini, 140.—Count Castelnau's Paper on Men with Tails, 140.—Hatching Turtles by Artificial Heat, 140.—Process for Contracting Fibres of Calico, 280.—Memoir on the Production of Wool, 281.—European Experiments in Electro-Magnetism, 281.—Curious Astronomical Fact respecting Lalande, 281.—Mr. Squier's Address before the London Royal Society of Literature on Mexican Hieroglyphics, 425.—Experiments in Photography, 425.—French experiments in Electro-Magnetism applied to Locomotives, 425.—Lord Brougham's Optical and Mathematical Inquiries, 425.—Mr. Lea's work on the Genus Unio, &c., 426.—Catlin's plan for a Museum of Mankind, 426.—French Academy on Yellow Fever, 426.—Dissolution of the Royal Institute of the Netherlands, 426.—Society of Antiquaries at Copenhagen, 426. Taylor and Stoddard, Poems of. (Portrait of R. H. Stoddard.), 13 Trangott Bromme's Views of America and Americans, 157 To Sundry Critics,—By R. H. Stoddard, 319 Threnodia,—By Mrs. R. B. Kimball, 323 The Palaces of Trade, (Six Engravings.), 435