INDEX

TO THE TWENTY-FOURTH VOLUME.

PAGE.

American History. A Pictorial History of America; embracing both the

Northern and Southern Portions of the New World. By S. G. Good-

rich. Illustrated with more than three hundred Engravings,

151

Awake Thee, Awake,

175

Captain Dan Henrie. His Adventure with the Wolves,

California-Its Position and Prospects,

33

412

Danton,

401, 523

Economic Progress.-1st. Industrial Exchanges and Social Remedies, with
a Consideration of Taxation. By David Parish Barhydt, author of Letters
from Europe. 2d. Labor and Other Capital, the Rights of Each Se-
cured, and the Wrongs of both Eradicated. By Edward Kellogg. 3d.
Essays on the Progress of Nations in Productive Industry, &c. By
Ezra C. Seaman,

99

Gossip of the Month. - The Review and the Baltimore Resolutions. John

Bigelow, Esq. Mr. Forrest. The Opera, &c., &c.,

83, 185

Human Rights vs. "Divine Rights,"

291

Lines Written in an Album. (From the French of Beranger,)

Minna Von Barnhelm. A Comedy, in Five Acts. Translated from the

German of G. E. Lessing,

176, 225, 345, 436, 535

Macaulay's History of England. By H. T. Tuckerman. The History of
England, from the Accession of James II. By Thomas Babington Ma-

cauley. Vols. I. and II. .

205

Municipal Government,

481

Notices of New Books,

Newspapers in the United States. By R. Dodge,
Nineveh.-Nineveh and its Remains; with an Account of a Visit to the
Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan, and Yezidis, or Devil-Worshippers;
and an Inquiry into the Manners and Arts of the Ancient Assyrians.
By Austen Henry Layard, Esq.

Navigation Laws,

Oppression,

Ode. - To America. By Martin Farquhar Tupper,

Prophecies for the Past. By Eugene Lies,

Pierre Jean de Beranger: His Life and Writings,

Popular Portraits with Pen and Pencil. - Samuel D. Patterson,

My Trip over the Atlantic. By Henry Wikoff,

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501

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90, 188, 284, 380, 475, 569

219

355

387

224

448

163

248

264

Some Characteristics of the Germans and their Literature,

Select Library of the German Classics. - The Alexis and Dora of
Goethe,

70

129

The French Tariff and the Duke of Harcourt. By Henry Wikoff,

The Republic. By G. Taylor. The Republic of the United States of

America; Its Duties to Itself, &c.,.

257

Translations from Horace. - Ode XX. -To Mæcenas,

Translations from Horace. Ode XIV. - To the Republic,

400

The Three Nuts. (From the German of Clemens Brentano.) By Mrs.

Wealth-Want-Labor. By the Editor of the "Herald of Truth,"

269