EXE

Executions, continued-
Smith, Rebecca, 284.
Smith, Robert, 824.
Tawell, John, 171.
Thomas, Sarah, 274.
Timney, Mary, 625.
Topner, J. C., 395.
Traupmann, 901.
Waters, Margaret, 953.
Wane, Francis, 689.
Wheelan, 860.
Wiggins, John, 791.
Willes and Smith, 323.
Exeter, Bishop of-

on Socialism, 60.

v. Latimer, 243.

petition to Queen returned, 315.

on Archbishop of Canterbury, 324,
326.

(See Gorham case.)
Diocesan Synod, 329.
death, 885.

Exeter city, 48.

Exhibition (Great)

All Nations, proposed by Prince

Albert, 279.

meeting to promote, 285.

Royal Commission, 289.
subscriptions, 291.
site selected, 293.
banquet of Mayors, 295.
opposition to site, 304, 306.
Paxton's design, 305, 306.
tender accepted, 307.
first column set up, 310.
York banquet, 312.
Goldsmiths' prizes, 314.
Paxton memoriai, 317.
opened, 325.

Commissioners' banquet, 326.
first shilling day, 327.
City banquet, 330.

largest attendance, 336.
close, 337-

lectures, 339-

promenade, 351.

vote for removal, 354.

memorial, 393 (see Crystal Palace).
Exhibitions-

Berlin, 354.

British manufactures, 215, 240, 247.

Cork, 355.

Dublin, 382, 393.

Educational,

Florence, 611.

912.

Glasgow, 722.

Industrial, 670.

International, 625.

Kensington (annual), 891.

Leeds, 844.

Manchester Art Treasures, 493, 498.

Melbourne, 754, 756.

New York, 386.

Paris, 436, 449.

Patriotic Fund, 433..

Rome (ecclesiastical), 906.

South Staffordshire, 872.

Workmen's International, 898, 929,

957-

Wurtemburg, 873.

Explosions-

Abdul-Medjid, 311.
Accrington, 888.

Algiers powder magazine, 170.
Ancoats, Manchester, 91.
Apothecaries' Hall, 111.
Apsley, Huddersfield, 503.
Babulino, war steamer, 797.
Ballincoolig, 554, 613.
Barling's Fireworks, 285.
Bayswater, 887.
Benares (powder), 298.
Bilston iron works, 452.
Bingley, Bradford, 873.
Birmingham, 557.

percussion factory, 627.

Brynn Hall, Ashton, 940.
Canongate, Edinburgh, 791.
Carnarvon (nitro-glycerine), 877.
Chatham arsenal, 592.

Clerkenwell House of Detention. 799.
Cleugh Hall, Staffordshire, 920.
Clyde lighter, 893.

Conham Ferry, Bristol, 338.
Coton's fire-work, 402, 525.
Cricket steamboat, 223.
Cumberland, steamer, 883.
Dartford, 341.

D'Ernst's factory, 101.
Donna Maria, 311.
Dundee gas-works, 93.
spinning mill, 533.

Dunkirk powder magazine, 979.
Elsecar, Newcastle, 841.
Erith (powder), 683.

Faversham (gun cotton), 221.
powder-mill, 28, 800, 854.
Fog-signal factory, 478.
Gibraltar, magazine, 390.
Gipsy Queen, 164.

Greenock (nitro-glycerine), 946.
Hays, Ashton, 493.
Hodge's distillery, 108.

Hogue Street, New York, 292.

Hounslow powder mills, 294, 457,
875, 895.

Kaimes (powder), 908.
Kensington, Liverpool, 827.
Langton, Yorkshire, 591.

Lewes agricultural show, 556.
Lighter, 6.

Lotty Sleigh, 664.
Luycett, 972.
Melfort powder works, 584.
Metz magazine, 839.
Middlesborough, 121.
Millfield, Staffordshire, 624.
Masborough ironworks, 635.
Moxley iron works, 840.
Nancekuke, 631.

Newcastle Moor, (nitro-glycerine

Preston, 257..

Radetzky, frigate, 861.

Railway powder waggon, 979.
Red Rover, 306.

Renshaw Park, Sheffield, 972.
Rhodes' powder magazine, 448.
Rochdale, 413.
Rotherhithe, 611.
Samuda's premises, 170.
Saltley, (fog-signals),827.
Seaford Cliff, Dover, 310.
Sebastopol magazine, 448.
Sheffield (incendiary), 122.
Music Hall, 528.
Spitalfields, 309.
Springfield-lane, Salford, 314.
Stockport, 322.
Temezvar, Hungary, 323.
Telegraph steamer, 104.
Thames steam-tug, 882
Thistle, (Sheerness), 889.
Times steamer, 383.
Tonning, 588.
Valmy, 314
Victoria, 16, 24..
Walker iron works, 446.
Waltham, 131.

Waltham powder mills, 602.
Warrington, 914:
Witton, Birmingham, 966.

FALL of houses-

F.

Bethnal Green, 861.

Brinthsway cotton-mill, 307.
Broad-street, 397.

Clare-street, Limerick, 291.

Drury-lane, 98.

Edgeware-road, 51.
Edinburgh, 615.
Fleet-street, 81.

Free School, Westminster, 691
Gracechurch-street, 327.
Hillhead, Glasgow, 949.
Holloway's, Strand, 81o.
Hull, "old sugar house," 840
Leith, (sugar refinery), 694.
Liverpool, Rigby Street, 844.
Palace Hotel (scaffolding), 543.
Pemberton mills, 562.
Penton-square, Cork, 458.
Plymouth Cathedral, 486.

Sugar-house, Glasgow, 264.
Tokenhouse-yard, 468.
Torquay, 532.

Tottenham-court-road, 484

Underground railway, 602.

Famine, Irish-

resolutions, 185.

report of Commission, ro1

debate in Parliament, 195.
fever bill, 196.
Treasury order, 196.

riots, 197, 199:
seizure of grain, 28.

prayer, 210, 216.
opening of ports, 210.

report from Skibbereen, 211, 212.
relief measures, 213, 219, 220.

Corn and Navigation laws, sus-
pended, 213, 214.

increase of suffering, 214.
loan, 215.

relief committee, 215.

repudiation, 223.

Famine in Oris a, 750, 753, 754.

Faraday, Professor, chemical discovery,

FEN

Fenian agitation-

convention, 662.

arrests in Dublin, 716.

Philadelphia congress, 718.

Stephens, capture and escape, 720.
New York mass-meeting, 727-
O'Neill shot, 736.

enter Canda, 739.

districts "proclaimed," 760.

alarm at Chester, 765.
Killarney rising, 765.

disturbance throughout Leinster and

Munster, 767.

reprieve, 777, 791.

murder of Sergt. Brett, 789, 790.
M'Donnel, shot, 790.
Finlen deputation, 796.

execution at Manchester, 796.

funeral processions, 799.

Clerkenwell explosion, 799, 800.
American address, 799.
special constables, 800.
Queenstown outrage, 800.
Cork outrage, 801.

Burke and others committed for trial,
801.

Barrett and O'Neil apprehended, 801.
capture of Clancy, 802.
seditious placard, 802.
Mackey, arrested, 803.
convicted, 813.

Barrett and Desmond, trial, 819.
apprehension, 820.

Hyde Park meeting, 848.

release of prisoners, 858.

Gertrude boarded, 860.

soirée, 863.

outrage near Cork, 876.
treatment of prisoners, 877.

meetings for release, 885, 887, 888.
oppose other meetings, 889, 891.
Orange Union, 889.

porter shot, 890.

Rossa for Tipperary, 891, 892, 904.

proposed relief, 892.

bailiff attacked, 895.

condemned by Pope, 900.

threaten Canada, 920.

prisoners released, 967, 969, 972.

Fergusson banquet, 845.

Ferrières peace negotiations, 948, 950,

954.

Feuchères, Baroness de, 124, 138.
Ffoulkes, Rev. E., 921.

Field Marshals created, 801.

Financial Reform Association, 277.
Fine Arts Commission, 93.
Finney, S. G., committed, 874.
Fires-

Accrington School, 767.

Adelphi Theatre, Edinburgh, 382.
Aldermanbury, 181.

Alexandra Theatre, Glasgow, gro.

All Saint's Church, Kent Road, 870.
Amazon, steamship, 344.

Ancoats, Manchester, 121.
Annihilator works, 364.
Antwerp Bourse, 526.
Antwerp, 616.

Astley's Amphitheatre, 86.
Austinfriars Church, 634
Austria, 528.

Barnum's Museum, 808.
Basse Terre, 781.

Batavia, barque, 536.
Bath Theatre, 625.
Belper, Derbyshire, 288.
Benares, steamship, 246.
Ben Caunt's, 317.

Berlin Opera House, 141, 320.
Berlin Parliament House, 321.
Bermondsey, 112, 433, 686.
Bishopsgate, 55:

Blackfriars, (Price and Co.),182,634-
Blenheim Palace, 593-
Bloomsbury, 516, 751.

INDEX.

Fires, continued-
Blue Jacket, 863.
Bolton, 464.

Bombay Post Office, 862.
Bonny, Africa, 867.
Bremen, 830.

Bridgton, Glasgow, 737, 21.
British Museum, 709.
Broadclyst, Exeter, 914.
Broadwood's piano factory, 467.
Brogden's mills, Liverpool, 382.
Brooklyn (U.S.), 261.

Brownlow Hill workhouse, 631.
Buckinghamshire, 321.
Bucklersbury, 43.
Cairo, 21.

Caleb Grimshaw, 286.
Caledonian distillery, 460.

Caledonian station, Edinburgh, 268.

Campden House, 623.
Camden-town station, 487.
Canongate gas-works, 270.
Cape Colony, 859.
Carlsruhe Theatre, 215.
Carton, Maynooth, 452.
Castle tavern, Bristol, 142.
Chaillot. 449.
Chamounix, 442.

Charing Cross Station, 804.
Cheltenham Theatre, 40.
Chester Station Hotel, 615.
Chester Town Hall, 636.
Chowleigh, Devon, 883.
Cincinnati harbour, 872.
City, 396.

Cleveland Asylum, 847.
Cliefden House, 286.

Clowes' printing-office, 354.
Collard and Collard, 343-
College, Killarney, 200.

Constantinople, 48, 255, 258, 359,

716, 921.

Cook's circus, 112.
Cottenham, 296.
Cotton mills, 868.

Covent Garden Theatre, 457.

Cracow, 306.

Cræsus, troopship, 434.

Crewe Hall, 722.

Croydon Church, 762.

Croydon terminus, 209.

Crystal Palace, 761.

Crystal Palace, New York, 529.
Cumberland Lodge, 891.

Cumberland Street, Hyde Park, 630
Dalhousie Castle, 791.
Davis' wharf, 12.
Derby Town-hall, 91.
Donnybrook, 167.

Dresden, Court Theatre, 885.
Dublin, 600, 740.
Dundee, 80, 791.
Dunkeld Hermitage, 884.
Durham Theatre, 863.
Eastern City, 527.
Eastern Monarch, 544.
Edinburgh Theatre, 690.
Ely Cathedral, 111.
Endymion, 564.
Erie, steamship, 88.
Esher paper mills, 395.
Etna, battery, 435-
Europa, 409.
Eynsham, Oxford. 158.
Fish-street-hill, 285.
Flixton Hall, 212.
Fordington, Dorset, 62, 90.
Frankfort Cathedral, 786.
Frauenstein, Saxony, 887.
Fredericksburg palace, 561.
Garrick Theatre, 211.
Glamorgan Inn, Cardiff, 912.
Glasgow Polytechnic, 496.
Glasgow, steamer, 713.
Golden Gate, steamer, 629.
Granuaile steamer, 216.

FIR

Fires, continued-
Gravesend, 211, 308.
Grantham Exchange, 634.
Greyfriars Church, Edinburgh,

166.

Greystock Castle, Penrith, 822.
Griffiths, steamer, 301.
Gutta percha works, 384.
Haberdasher's hall, 682.
Hamburg, 108.
Hampstead road, 757.
Hampstead water-works, 269.
Harrow, 27.

Haymarket Theatre, 798.
Henry, (barque), 167.
Hillfield hall, Warwick, 667.
Holborn (Day and Martin's), 88+
Horse Guards, 93.
Hull Theatre, 558, 859.
Hungerford Hall, 404.
Incendiary, 107, 116, 147.
Invalides, Paris, 333.
Italian Opera, Paris, 13.
Ivy-lane, 67.

James'-court, Edinburgh, 494.
Kelsall's mills, Rochdale, 396.
Kildare-street, Dublin, 588.
Kingston, Jamaica, 142, 624.
Ladies' dresses, 531.
Launcelot's Hay, Liverpool, 422.
Laurie and Marner's, 726.
Lee Mill, Halifax, 391.

Linlithgow town-hall, 220.
Lincoln's Inn, 269.
Liverpool, 26, 119, 147.
London Bridge Station, 836.
Docks, 524.
Vaults, 553.
Wharves, 604.

Long Acre, 335, 583.
Luton Hoo, 146.

Manchester Theatre, 155.

Mark-lane, 310.

Martinhampstead, 182.

Marylebone, 535-

Maudsley's works, 219.

Maxwelltown Church, 119.

Medway, 5.

Memel, 418.

Metropolis, 321.

Millwall, 390.

Minories, 124.

Montreal Cathedral, 472.

Montreal, steamer, 488.

Munches House, Galloway, 825-

Music Hall, South London, 865.
Naworth Castle, 155.
Nelly Stevens, 860.
Nevada mines, 866.
Newcastle, 743.

race-stand, 165.

Newcastle and Gateshead, 418.
New Cross station, 317.
Newington Butts, 887.
New Orleans, 971.
New York, 179, 395-
Northumberland House, 837-
Numerous, 143.
Ocean Home, 855.
Ocean Monarch, 259.
Old Kent-road, 124.

Olney, Buckinghamshire, 412.
Olympic Theatre, 274.
Ottery St. Mary, 739, 752.
Oxford Music Hall, 805.
Parkhurst prison, 308.
Paternoster Row, 610.
Pengwern hall, 668.

Pera, Constantinople, 48, 250
Perth, 547.
Plymouth, 637.
Dockyard, 75.
Philadelphia, 693.
Pimlico (Cubitt), 415
Preston, (Birley's mills),
Pride of the Sea, 427.

(1000)

Rangoon, 316.
Raphoe Palace, 29.
Renton, Glasgow, 351.
Riseholme Palace, 640.
Rockingham house, 647.
Rose and Crown, 152.
Royal Exchange, 13.

Royal Oak, Brecon, 375-
Sandhurst College, 802.

Sandon Hall, 252.

SandwichStreet, Burton Crescent,896.

San Francisco, 288, 326.
Santiago church, 662.

Sarah Sands, troopship, 500.
Saville House, 694.
Savoy chapel, 667.

Sciennes, Edinburgh, 247.

Shannon steamer, 212.

Sheerness dockyard, 75.
Sheffield Theatre, 697.
Smyrna, 88, 179, 583.
Soho, 588.

Soho (Portland Place), 636.
Sotheby and Co., 706.
Southampton Docks, 839.
Southwark, 329, 836.
warehouses, 604.
wharf, 582.

Sovereign of the Sea, 611,
Spitalfields, 271.
Stamboul, 927.
Standon Hall, 252.

"Star and Garter," Richmond, goo.

St. Anne's, Limehouse, 296.

St. Anne's, Montreal, 301.

St. Deniol church, 499.

St. George's, Doncaster, 378.

St. George's hotel, 83.

St. John's, Bethnal Green, 905.
St. John's, Newfoundland, 201.
St. Katherines dock, 722.
St. Louis, 277.

St. Matthias', Liverpool, 245.
St. Michael's, Cambridge, 286.
St. Petersburg, 627.

Stirling Castle, 449.

Strand, 6.

Fires, continued-
Wood street, 663.

Woolwich military stables, 612.
Wynnstay, 514.
Wynward Park, 81.
York Minster, 67.
Fireworks, 592.

Fishmongers' Hall banquet, 852.
Episcopal banquet, 859.

Fitzherbert, Mrs., and Prince of Wales,

22.

Fleet Prison closed, 123.
Flemish Farm rates, 191.
"Flint Jack," 768.
Flogging in the army, 206.
Floods-

Baltimore, 834.
Brussels, 308.
Cork, 393.
Derby, 105.
Derbyshire, 758.
France, 462, 753.
Inverness, 270.
Loire and Rhone, 210.
Melbourne, 663.
Mexico, 870.
Midland Counties, 365.
Severn, 359.
Tay, 224.

Thames, 91, 291.
Tyrol, 333.
Wales, 385.

Florence, (see Italy).
Flores assassinated, 804
Flowery Land pirates, 668.

"Flying Dutchman" and "Voltigeur,"
326.

Fontevrault statues, 753, 767.
Footmen fined, 65.

"Forbes Mackenzie " Act, 346, 388.
Foreign office, 606.
Forlini-Popoli seized, 317.
Formosa bombardment, 866.

Forster, Mr., on Education Question,

901.

Foschini outrage, 460.

Fountains movement, 539.
Fourier colony, 91.

Fox, Henderson, and Co., suspended
payment, 470.

Fox, Lane on Protestantism, 137.
France-

plot against the King, 17.
hostilities with Mexico, 22.
birth of Count de Paris, 24.
Molé Ministry, 34.
Paris riots, 42, 46.
Queen insulted, 53.
Syrian question, 58.
Thiers' ministry, 61, 76.
disasters in Algeria, 67.
column of July, 72.

Louis Napoleon's attempt at Bou-

logne, 73.

Boulonaise, thanked, 74.
Eastern question, 75.
King fired at, 76.

Guizot Ministry, 76, 79.

the King on the Pasha, 77.
stormy debate, 78.
Paris fortifications, 82.
opening of Chambers, 95.
new import duties, 112.

death of Duke of Orleans, 114.
Regency, 116.

English alliance, 126.

Irish demonstration, 139.
narrow escape of Royal Family, 142.
Tangier and Mogadore attacked, 160.
peace, 161.

amnesty, 162.

King visits England, 162.
secret service money, 170.
fortifications, 175.

Lecomte fires at the King, 197.
attempt of Henri, 205.

214.

frigates wrecked, 210.

reception at Tuileries, 211.
slavery, 216.

charge against Ministers, 219.
trial of corrupt officials, 220.
Reform banquet, 220.

Praslin murder, 222.

Duc d'Aumale, Governor of Al-
geria, 224.

Soult resigns office, 224.
Guizot, succeeds, 224.
Rouen banquet, 230.
Chambers opened, 230.
Reform debates, 232.
sale of offices, 233.
unity of Italy, 233.

close of debate on address, 234.
proposed Reform banquet, 234, 235-
banquet prohibited, 235.
disturbance in Paris, 235.
resignation of Ministry, 235.
erection of barricades, 235, 236.
abdication and flight of the King.
236.

Duchess of Orleans in the Chamber
of Deputies, 237.

Republic proclaimed, 238.
Provisional Government, 238.

Bank of France, 238.

news of the Revolution, 238.

M. Lamartine, Minister for Foreign

Affairs, 238, 239.

Republic recognized, 239.

ex-King's sons at Gibraltar, 239.
Assembly convoked, 239.
burial of the dead, 240.

expulsion of English workmen, 240.

complains of English hospitality, 240
financial condition, 241.

"Liberty Processions," 241, 243.
election coercion, 241.

run on the Bank, 241.

discontent, 242.

arming of Garde Mobile, 242.

office of La Presse attacked, 243.
Belgian invasion, 244.

distress, 246.

national fête, 246.

elections, 247.

Cavaignac recalled, 248.

opening of Assembly, 248.
Communistic rising, 249, 274.
Fête, Place de la Concorde, 250.
Orleans protest, 250.
election of President, 250.
Orleans family condemned, 251.
new Constitution, 253, 264, 265.
Red Republican rising, 253.
death of the Archbishop of Paris, 254
loans, 255.

flight of suspected Deputies, 259.
state of siege continued, 260.
slavery abolished, 261.

one Chamber, 262.

President for four years, 263, 264
siege raised, 263.

Louis Napoleon elected President,
268.

policy, 268.

Minister of Interior retires, 268.
M. Boulay, Vice-President, 270.
Communistic clubs, 270.
bonnets rouges removed, 271.
resolves to aid the Pope, 275.
army lands at Civita Vecchia, 275.
anniversary of the Republic, 276.
Legislative Assembly, 277.

renewed disturbance in Paris, 278.
Gallican Bishops, 285.
change of Ministry, 286.
installation of Judges, 286.
disturbance in Paris, 291.
Socialist candidates, 295.

FRA

France, continued-

E. Sue returned for Paris, 298.
Ambassador withdrawn from Eng-

land, 300.

excitement in Assembly, 305.
Satory review, 311.
vote against Ministry, 317.
dotation bill rejected, 318.
revision of Constitution, 330.
close of session, 333.
rumoured conspiracy, 339.
coup d'état, 339.
arrest of Deputies, 340.
death of M. Baudin, 340.
slaughter of citizens, 341.
effect of news on funds, 341.
inscriptions effaced, 343-

ceremony at Notre Dame, 344.
arrests, 344.

reorganization of National Guard,345.
new Constitution, 345.

Orleans property confiscated. 345.
titles of nobility restored, 345.
election of Deputies, 346.

festival of 15th August, 347, 359, 939.
the Empire proposed, 350.
Arago refuses the new oath, 353.
newspaper correspondents, 355.
hereditary power, 360.
invasion of England, 360.
infernal machine, 361.

the Empire proclaimed at Sèvres, 362.

"The Empire is peace," 362.

Imperial message, 364.

voting for the Empire, 368

the Empire recognized, 368.
English alliance, 405.

(See Russian War).
National loan, 442.

return of Imperial Guards, 452.
Peace Conferences, 456, 458, 459.
Legislative Body, 457-

Count Walewski on the press, 459.
peace banquet, 460.
Regency, 463.

Orleans Princesses, 463.

Archbishop of Paris assassinated,

474.

Ministerial Deputies, 486.
African expedition, 492.

trial of Italian conspirators, 494.
Louvre inaugurated, 495.

attempt to assassinate Emperor, 506.
hostility to Great Britain, 507.
Empress Regent, 509.

Marshal Pelissier ambassador, 517.
inauguration of Cherbourg, 526.
Montalembert trial, 530.

Estrangement bill, Austria, 532.
Cowley mission, 535.

assists Austria, 541, 542 (see Italian
war).

Savoy annexation, 551.
National burdens, 553.
army enters Paris, 554.

amnesty, 555.

retirement of Count Walewski, 562,
563.

treaty of commerce, 562, 563.
L'Univers suppressed, 563.

Savoy and Nice annexed, 570, 576.
passports abolished, 590.
Monaco purchased, 593.
Rome and Naples, 593.

Fould, Minister of Finance, 615.

clergy and "Cæsar," 619.

Anti-English feeling, 621.

treaties of 1815, 622.

success in Cochin China, 624.

opposition elections, 648.

bishops warned, 657.

September convention, 682.

prosecution of deputies, 687.

opposition to Papal Encyclical, 690.
Prince Napoleon at Ajaccio, 703.
ficet festivities, 715, 716.

(1002)

INDEX.

France, continued-

policy in Austro-Prussian war, 737.
Emperor fête accident, 750.
new foreign minister, 752.
Imperial manifesto, 753.

troops withdrawn from Rome, 760.
troops withdrawn from Mexico, 768.
excitement in Chamber, 768.
International Exhibition, 770.
Royal visits, 777, 792.
Empress at Osborne, 784.
narrow escape of Empress, 791.
armed intervention at Rome, 792.
Exhibition closed, 795.
Roman policy, 795.
debate on Italy, 798.
editors fined, 813.

Mexican expedition, 832.
M. Rochefort, fined, 836.
Sarbonne demonstration, 836.
new map, 844.

Baudin demonstration, 846, 847, 851.
excitement in Paris, 846.

fruit of Imperial Government, 857.
rising in Algeria, 858.
Legislative Body closed, 869.
election riots, 872.
opposition candidates, 872.
meeting of new Legislative Body,
877.

reform of Chambers, 879, 882.
change of Ambassadors, 880.
amnesty, 883.

Corsica visited, 883.

Prince Napoleon on reform, 884.
Senatus Consultum adopted, 884.
opposition manifesto, 891.
Council of Commerce, 892.
Paris deputies, 892.
Legislative Body opened, 892.
fusion of parties, 893.
Treaty of Commerce, 893.
manifesto, 893.

Forcade ministry resigns, 896.
Ollivier's constitutional Government,
896.

new ministry, 897.

Baron Haussman dismissed, 897.
policy of Ollivier ministry, 898, 06.
attacked by Gambetta, 893.

Prince Pierre Bonaparte shoots Vic-
tor Noir, 898, 906.

Rochefort disturbances, 899, 900.
Free Trade debate, 900, 902.
Rochefort prosecutions, 901, 903.
Ollivier defence, 901.

M. Guizot, 901, 903.
defence of Deputies, 902.
Prevost-Paradol appointed to Wash-
ington, 903.

army to be reduced, 904.
reported conspiracy, 904.
transportation decree, 906.
freedom of election, 906.
complexion of Ministry, 908.
rumoured hostility with Russia, 908.
and Prussia, 909.

Senatus Consultum, 910, 911, 912.
public meetings, 911.
stormy debate, 911.
Academy elections, 912.
split in Cabinet, 912.

General Wimpffen in Morocco, 914.
plebiscite, 914, 916, 918.

arrests, 915.

Duc de Gramont, Foreign Minister,
918.

Orleans protest, 922.
movement of troops, 922.

Tien-tsin massacre, 922.
Thiers on peace, 924.

Spanish Throne and Prince Leopold,

924, 925.

revenue, 924.

declarations by Gramont and Olli-

vier, 925, 926, 929.

France, continued-
M. Benedetti at Ems, 925.
Rentes, 926.

FRA

complaints legitimate, 926.
Prince Leopold withdraws, 927.
Ems interview, 927.

interviews with Lord Lyons,927,928.
war feeling, 928.

Ministerial message, 929.

war resolved on, 929

Prussian Ambassador leaves Paris,

929.

Senate received at St. Cloud, 929
war credit, 930.

military news, 930.

Prussian secret diplomacy, 931.

(See Franco-Prussian War.)

Empress at Cherbourg, 932.
Projet de Traité, 932.
Empress Regent, 933.
Emperor leaves St. Cloud, 933-
Germans in Paris, 935.
excitement, 936.

Capital declared in a state of siege,
"ut peut se rétablir," 936.
fall of Ollivier Ministry, 937-
re-organization of National Guard,
938.

new war credit, 938, 940.
Orleans' services refused, 938.
suspension of specie payment, 938.
Emperor at Verdun, 939-
Napoleon fête day, 939.

Thiers on defence of Paris, 939.
General Trochu appointed Governor,

flight of Prince Imperial, 944-
arrives in England, 944.
commotion in Paris, 944.
arrival of Victor Hugo, 944.
Orleans' services again declined, 944
Jules Favre's circular on the war,

944.

Imperial correspondence seized, 946
theatres closed, 946.

flight of the Empress to England
946.

electoral decree, 946.

postal communication ceases, 947-
M. Thiers' mission, 947.
Ambassadors in Paris, 947-

Academy protest, 947.
Favres' second circular, 948.

peace negotiations at Ferrières, 948,
959.954.

Republican manifesto, 949-
outbreak at Marseilles, 949-
balloon, carriers, 950.

Duc d Aumale, candidate for As
sembly, 950.

Tours decree, 951.

armistice proposals, 950, 951.
rival Governments, 952.

Gambetta's proclamations, 952, 956.
proceedings of Empress, 956.
Thiers' proclamation, 956.