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Aboo, Mount, 57. Abu Ghurraib, 155, 150. Adam Bay, North Australia, result of Mr.
McKinlay's Exploration near, 46. Admiralty Surveys, 190 et seq. Africa, East, geology of coast of, 36. -, Lakes of, 248. -<-*, Pigafetta's Map of, 246. Agra, 57.. Aksu, 7. Albert River, 43. Alipee mud-bank, 78. Amazons, Peruvian settlement on the, 173. Amu Daria, mouths of, 113. Amur River, 253 et seq. Anadyr River, 40. Anadyrsk, 40. Anamullees Hills, 61. Andrew, Mr. W. P., on the Harbour of
Kurrachee, 26. Annan River, 151. Aquiry River, ascent of, 100 ct seq. Aral, Sea of, 113. ?? -, first vessels on, 203. ??' -, Sir R. Murchison's remarks on,
204. Aralo-Caspian depression, 205 et seq. Aravallee Range, 57. Aroangua River, 235 et seq. Arracan, tribes on borders of, 52. Arthur's Pass, 228. Asia, Central, mediseval travellers through,
201. -, large Diagram of, 4. -, Map of, 203. Assam, 256. Awards, Royal, Presentation of, 180. Ayapata River, 102 et seq. Azores, volcanic eruption in the, 261.
Babylon, remains at, 156. Bagdad, climate of, 158. Baikie, Dr., Journey from Bida to Kano, 49. Baker, Mount, a volcano, 94. Baker, Sir S., French Geographie Medal pre?
sented to, 154. ?_.,-,9 altitude observations of, dis?
cussed, 242. - -, on the reported death of Dr.
Livingstone, 145. Balfour, General G., on communication over?
land between India and China, 256.
Bangalore, 68, 70. Bangka, 168. Bates, Mr., on the Upper Amazons, 107. Belcher, Sir E., on height of Mount Hood, 95. Belgaum, 60. Berdistan, 37. Berg, Count de, 203. Betsimsarakas, 51. Bewsher, Lieut. J. B., on survey of part of
Mesopotamia, 155. Bhamo, 257. Bida, 49. Boise River, 91. Bombay, climate of, 66. Booker, Mr., on mines of California, &c, 96. Bornu, M. Rohlfs arrival at, 34. Boutakoff, Admiral, 203. -1 on Mouths of the Oxus,
113. Presentation of Gold
Medal to, 180. Brinja, 10.
diwan, 9. Brown, Mr. R., Journey aeross the Cascade
Mountains, 84. Brunton, Mr. J., on the Harbour of Kur?
Calcutta, climate of, 60. California, list of maps of, 86. -, mines of, 96. Camden Harbour, 227. Campbell, Hon. G., on best site for a capital
of Jndia, 54 et seq. ???-, on communication over?
land between India and China, 258. Caravaya, 102 et seq. Carpentaria, Gulf of, 227. Cascade Mountains, 84 et seq. Casella, on altitude observations by boiling-
point, 95. Cashibo Indians, 175. Cazembe, 235 et seq. Chandless, Mr. W., 106, 225.
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Changchenmo Valley, 9. Chang La, 32. Chang-thang Plain, 9. Charactagh River, 37. Chikuldah Hills, 68. Chinese Tartary, Maps of, 166. Chin-kiang, 263. Collingwood, Dr. C, on Formosa, 167. ?-, Lieut., 156. Colvill, Mr. W. H., on shores of the Persian
Gulf, 36. Concan, the, 55. Constable, Capt., on the Charts of Harbour
of Kurrachee, 30. Cooley, Mr. D., 247. Cotton, Sir A., on river communication
between India and China, 255. Crawfurd, Mr. J., on river communication
between India and China, 258. ?-, on the productions of
Natal, 19. ?-, on the reported death of
Dr. Livingstone, 146. Cunene River, 235. Cutch, 57.
Dallas, Mr., on North American Indians, 94. Darjeeling, climate of, 67. Deccan, 60. -, climate of, QQ. Decken, Baron von der, supposed survivors
of the Expedition of, 155. Delhi, 57. Deschutes River, 89. Deyer, 37. Diego Suarez, Bay of, 51. Donaldson, Sir Stuart, Biographical Sketch
of, 189. Drakenberg Mountain Ledge, 18.
Eleuths of Zungaria, 7. Endeavour River, 149. Esk River, 151. Everest, Sir Geo., Biographical Sketch of, 185.
Faidherbe, Col., 200. Findlay, A. G., on probable ultimate sources
ofthe Nile, 232. Finsch, Otto, 196. Formosa, boat journey across northern end
of, 167. Franklin monument, 6.
Gabendie, 38. Gamitto, Major A. C. P., travels ot, 237
et seq. Gerard, M. Jules, last letter of, 79. Gilliot River, 42, 44. Gillodar, 38.
Glenelg River, 227. Godavery, 59. Godinho, Father Manoel, 249. Godwin-Austen,5 Capt., on Lake Pangong,
32. Gondokoro, altitude of, 242 et seq. Gregory River, 42. Grundemann's Missionary Atlas, 197. Guigiga, 39.
Haast, Dr., 228. Hamerun, 38. Hamilton, Mr. W. J., on site of Capital for
India, 74. Hankow, 264. Hausa, 49. Hayes, Dr. I. I., Presentation of Gold
Medal to, 182. Himalaya, 56. Hindotash diwan, 9. Hines, Rev. H. K., ascent of Mount Hood, 80. Hockly, J. M., notes on the Yang-tse-
Kiang, 261. Hodgson, Mr. Bryan, 12. Hood, Mount, an active volcano, 94. -, ascent of, 80. Hoo-wei, 167. Huc, Abbe', 12. Hun-chun, 253.
Idaho, 85. llchi, 7 et seq. India, best site for a new capital of, 54 et seq. -, British, Northern Frontiers of, 218. -, geography and climate of, 54 et seq. -, great alluvial plain of, 56. ?, Harbours of, 28. -, northern plateau of, 59. Indus, 221. -, Delta of the, 28. -, Physical Geography of, 22 et seq. Investigator Roads, 227.
Jardine, J., exploration of Rivers near Cape York, 169 et seq.
Javari River, 226. Jaxartes, change of course of, 114, 202, 204. Johnson, W. H., Journey to llchi, 6 et
seq. Jones, Capt. Felix, on the Median Wall, 159. Jubbulpore, 69. Jumbo, 235.
Kay La, 32. Kazeh, 241 et seq. Keamaree, 25, 30. Kelung, 168. Kharesin, Lake of, 115. Khalai diwan, 10. Khinka Lake, 253 et seq. Khodjend, 218. Khormuj, 37. Khotan, 7. Khwarezm, Sea of, 203, 204 et seq. Kinday, 15. Kin-Kiang, 264. Kiria, 10. Kirk, Dr., 49. -, on a new Harbour opposite Zanzi?
bar, 35. Kuen-lun, Minerals of the, 13. Kuldja, 14, 164. Kunaxa, Site of, 156. Kuneeseh, 156. Kurrachee, Harbour, 24 et seq. -, trade of, 27. Kurdistan, 222. Kutha, 157. Kwang-yin Hill, 167. Kylas, Thibet, 119 et seq.
Lacerda, Dr. de, 235. Lamprey, Dr., Journey north-west of Pekin,
259. Lay, Mr. Horatio, on Russian advance to?
wards the Chinese Frontier, 163. Lefu River, 254. Leh, 32. Leichhardt River, 42. -Search Expedition, 5, 44, 226. Lewin, Lieut., 52. Leuchtenberg, Due de, 252. Lik-Kow, 171. Livingstone, Dr., 4, 197. -f f)r. Kirk's first letter re-
porting the death of, 111. ?-, Drs. Seward and Kirk,
letters reporting the death of, 124. -!-:-, letter from, 15. ?-Search Expedition for, 161,
199. ?-, Resolu-
tion of the Council in reference to, 154. Lloyd, Rev. W. V., 253. Loangwa River, 235. Loapula River, 238. Loendi River, 16. Lopes, Duarte, 247. Luapula River, 237. Lucenda, 237 et seq. Lu-Lee-Ho River, 260. Luluga, altitude of, 242 et seq. Lumkang Pass, 10. Lundn, 237 et seq. Lycus, source of, 97. Lynch, Mr., on the Median Wall, 158.
Madagascar, 50. Madeira River, 103. Madras, climate of, 66. Madre de Dios, 102 et seq. Mage, Lieut., explorations in Senegal, 200. Mahanuddee, 59. Mahomed Khan, 116. Main, Mr., ascent of Ucayali River, 173. Major, R. H., on ancient map of Africa, 246. Maldonado, Don F., descent of the Madre de
Dios, 103. Malwa, 69. Mamore River, 103. Manchuria, 162. -, Russian settlements on coasts of,
253. Manentenerys Indians, 101. Mann, Dr. R. J., on the Physical Geography
of Natal, 18. Mansurwur Lake, 119. Markham, C. R., on Inland Navigation of
Travancore, &c, 78. ?-, on exploration of the Amazons,
106. Marunga River, 239 et seq. Masimik Pass, 10. Mauritius, Bishop of, on North-Eastern Pro?
vince of Madagascar, 50. Maury, Capt., on the mouths ofthe Indus, 31. May, Port, 253. Mayro, arrival ot steamers at, 176. M'Intyre, Duncan, 5. -.-, last letter of, 42. M'Cosh, Dr., on river communication between
India and China, 256. Median Wall, 156. Mesopotamia, ancient climate of, 158. -, survey of part of, 155. Meyendorf, G. von, 203. Mikindany Bay, 15. Mongolia, 11. -, roads aeross, 217. Monteiro, Major Jose' M. C, travels of, 237
et seq. Montgomery, Sir R., on best site for a capital
of India, 74. Moon River, 37. Mozambique current, 19. Muchingua, Sierra, 236. Murchison, Sir R. L, on Asiatic Exploration
by Russians, 163. .- , on the Livingstone Ex?
pedition, 17.
Lakes, 245. -, on altitudes of African
-, on river communication between India and China, 256. -.- on Dr. Baikie's settle? ment at Lukoja, 50.
on the letters of Drs. Seward and Kirk, 144, 146.
-, on the report of Dr. Livingstone's death, 112.
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Nakhodka, 253. Natal, climate of, 18. Nasreah Arabs, 38. Nassick, 72. Neemuch, 57. Neilgherries, 61, 62. -9 climate of, 67. Nerbudda River, 57. Ngomano, 16. Nicopolis, site of, 98. Nile, probable ultimate Sources of, 232, Niti Pass, route of, 13. North Pole, Expedition towards, 5. Novogorodski, 253. Nyassa, Lake, 131, 233 et seq. Nubra River, 32.
Olga Bav, 253. Ollachea; 104. Oosh-Turfan, 7. Ootacamund, 67. Oregon, 84. Orenburg and Tashkend, routes between, 41, Orsk, 41. Osborn, Capt. Sherard, on Chinese Tartary,
162. *- ? ', on Russian Settle?
ments on coast of Manchuria, 259. .-.-1 on ̂e reported death
of Dr, Livingstone, 146. ?.-f on the Livingstone
Expedition, 154. Ouralsky, 41. Owhyee River, 91. Oxus, changes in course of, 114, 204. -, mouths of, 1,13.
Pachitea River, exploration of, 173. Pachmaree Hijls, 58. Paira, altitude of, 242 et seq. Palcazu, exploration of, 173. PangongLake, 10,219. ?-, Capt. Godwin-Austen on, 32. Parish, Sir Woodbine, 224. Parisnath, height of, 58. Parkes, Mr. W., on the harbour of Kurrachee,
28. Park, Mungo, 200. Pasley, Capt., 4. Pekin, journey to the north-west of, 259. Pemba, 15, Peney, Dr., 242. Pereira, Gonealo Caetano, 235. ?-? Manoel Caetano,, 235. Perry, Sir Erskine, on the best site for a
capital of India, 76. Persian Gulf, shores of, 36. Peruvian exploration of tributaries of the
Amazons, 173. Petherick, Mr., 242.
Petherick, Mr., on Livingstone Search Expe? dition, 245.
Phayre, Sir A., on river communication between India and China, 257.
Pigafetta, map of Africa, 246* Placer mines, 96. Plateaux of Kuen-lun, 10. Polu Road, 9. Poonah, 70, 72. Possiette, 253. Pulneys, 61. Purus River, 100.
Queensland, 227. Quintin, Dr., explorations in Senegal, 200.
Radde, M., 196. Raimondi, exploration of rivers of Caravaya,
102. Rainier, Mount, an active volcano, 94. Rakaia, north, Pass, 228. Rangoon, 148. Rawlinson, Sir H. C.s on Mr. Johnson's
journey to llchi, 6. -f on best site for a
capital of India, 76. .-,-f on Chinese Tartary,
164. .-?, on former changes
in the Sea of Aral and courses of Oxus and Jaxartes, 114 et seq.
-, on surveys in Meso? potamia, 157.
Renouard, Rev. G. C, biographieal sketch of, 188.
Rogers, Professor H., biographieal sketch of, 188.
Rohilkund, 55. Rohlfs, M. Gerhard, 52. -, letters from, 33. Roscher, Dr., 135, 233. Rovuma River, 16. Rudok, road through, 9. Runangwa River, 239. Rusizi Lake, 242. Russia and India, commercial routes be?
tween, 7. Russian explorations in Central Asia, 202. Russo-American Telegraph-works, progress
of, 39.
Salween River, 149. Samarkand, 201. San Gavan, river of, 102 et seq. Sanju, 9, 10. -diwan Pass, 10. Saugor, 69. Saunders, Mr., on river communication be?
tween India and China, 258. i-T., on Dr. Baikie's journey, 50. _-f on maps of Chinese Tar?
tary, 166. Sautpooras, 59, 68.
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Schlagintweits, the, 7. Se-chuen, 256. Selby, Capt., on chart of Mesopoiomia, 156. --, Commander, 155. Semenof, M? 213, 216. Senegal, 200. Shadula, 10. Shanghai, trade of, 263. Shansi, 259. Shantung, 259. Shayok River, 32, Shipki, 12. Sholl, Mr. R. I., 227. Simla, climate of, 66. Sittaki, 156. Sloman, Mr. W. F? on the Leichhardt
Search Expedition, 44 et seq. Smith, Capt. H. U., trip to sources of the
Sutlej, 119 et seq, Smyth, Piazzi, ' Life and Work at the Great
Pyramid,' 223. Snake River, 91. Somauli coast, English captives on, 4. Soudan, civilization of the, 50. Speke, Capt., 234. ?- memorial, 6. St. Abbs, East Indiaman, 4. Strachey, Capt., 122. Strangford, Lord, on Johnson's joumey to
Ilchi, 11. -9 on names 0f rivers of
Central Asia, 118. Suifun River, 254. Surtokh, 32. Sutluj, sources of, 119. Sweer's Island, 227. Sydow, Col.E. von, 196.
Tai-tun Hills, 167. Tam-suy, 167. Tanganyika, Lake, 234, .-?-1 altitude of, 232 et seq. Taptee, Lower, 59. Tartary, Chinese, 162. Tashkend, 218. Taylor, Capt., 31. ?-, J. E., on source of Lycus, &c., 97. Tel-Ibrahim, 157. Thian-Shan, elevation of, 217. Thomson, Dr.f 7. <-, on sources of Sutluj, 122. Tibesti country, 33. Tibet, 219. ?-?, boundaries of, 12, Tinnevelly Hills, 61. Travancore Hills, 61. -$ inland navigation of, 78.
Tremenheere, Colonel, on the Physical Geo? graphy of the Indus, 22.
Trevelyan, Sir Charles, on best site for a capital of India, 74.
Tshad, Lake, 49. Tumbak, 38. Tumen River, 253. Tungais, 12. Turkistan, Chinese, 7. Turks, Mr. Crawfurd's opinion ofthe, 12.
Ucayali River, exploration of, 173. Ujiji, 239. Ukerewe, 241. Ur ofthe Chaldees, 157. Ustarfani shawl-wool, 9. Usuri River, 253 et seq,
Veniukoff, M., 216. Victoria Nyanza, 241 et seq. Vogel, Dr., 49 et seq. Vohimarina, 50. Vyndya range, 57.
Wallace, Mr., ascent of Ucayali River, 173. ?-, A. R,, on tributaries ofthe Amazons,
108. Waller, Mr. H., on Livingstone's reported
death, 146, 251. _- Horace, on the reported death ot
Dr. Livingstone, 146. Waugh, Sir A. S., 7. Whymper, Mr. Edw., expedition to Green?
