Pacific Fur Company, formed, 107.
Pacific Ocean. See Atlantic.
Paesiello, letter to, by Botta, 311.
Painting, influence of Poetry on,
368. See Allston and Pictures.
Paley's Natural Theology, reviewed,
505, 513.
Pamphus, of Athens, a poet, 482.
Papi, Commentaries of, on the
French Revolution, 325.
Parker, Samuel, Journal of an Ex-
ploring Tour beyond the Rocky
Mountains by, reviewed, 75-
count of it, 128.
Patent, the Massachusetts, 444.
Pebblebrook, and the Harding Fami-
ly, 273.
Perkins Institution for the Blind,
Eighth Annual Report of the, 520.
Perticari, Giulio, Count, 306 -facts
respecting, 307.
Peters, Samuel, petition by, for the
Carver Grant, 81 facts respect-
ing, 82, note.
Petrarch, last of the troubadours, 72.
Phidias, borrowed from Homer, 481.
Philammon of Delphi, 483.
Philolaus on music, 473.
Philosophers, remarks on ancient,
Philosophy. See Grecian and Ital-
Philosophy of art, the Greek, 473 –
Plato's, 176.
Pianoforte-making, in Boston, 229.
Picture of Early Life, noticed, 294.
Pictures, two classes of critics on,
359. See Allston.
Piedmont, corruptness of the dia-
lects in, 309-French principles
in, 311
government of, over-
thrown, 313-various revolutions
in, 314-reëstablishment of the
French power in, ib. union of,
with France, ib.
Pilgrims, voyage of the, to New
Plymouth, 339 their political
freedom, 340-social compact by
the, ib.- distinction between the
Plymouth and the Massachusetts,
356. See New Plymouth.
Pitcher, Joshua, expedition of, be-
yond the Rocky Mountains, 118-
on the joint occupation of Ore-
gon, 133.
Pizarro, Life of, noticed, 536.
Plainfield, Massachusetts, History
of, 524.
Planter's Plea, reviewed, 432- cit-
ed, 446, 447, 460.
Plato, 475 -on the philosophy of
art, 476.
Pleading, Chitty's Precedents in,
noticed, 528.
Pleasing, Chesterfield on, 429 — re-
marks on, 431.
Pleasures of Hope, Campbell's, 496.
Plymouth. See New Plymouth.
Poetical translations, Longfellow's,
149, 269.
Poetry, influence of, on music,
3,5-Arabian, 68-in Spain, ib.
- of the Troubadours, 70 - of
the Trouvères, 71 rise and
progress of Italian, 73 - influ-
ence of, on painting, 368-in-
nateness of, 474-Plato's specu-
lations on, 476- Aristotle's, 479
- influence of the age on, 488-
decline of, 490. See English, Fae-
rie Queene, Grecian, and Italian.
Poets of America, Keese's, noticed,
289.
Poggi, of Parma, publishes Botta's
History of Italy, 317.
Poli, Baldassare, 330.
Politics of the Puritans, an article
in the New York Review upon
the, reviewed, 432. See Pilgrims
and Puritans.
Pope, on the Faerie Queene, 189,
Prince, Thomas, Governor, 352.
Principia Saxonica, Langley's, 530.
Protestantism in England, in the
time of Elizabeth, 182, 184.
Provençal, the Romance, 70.
Provence, union of Catalonia with,
70- the poetry of, 70.
Puritanism, effect of, on music, 7.
Puritans, residence of, at Leyden,
in Holland, 338- removal of, to
Plymouth, 339-Politics of the,
an Article in the New York Re-
view, reviewed, 432 contest
between the Episcopalians and the,
not merely political, 436-op-
pression of the, 439-persecuted,
440- motives of the, for leaving
England, 446 dependence of
civil and religious liberty on the,
452-religious intolerance of the,
458 their mode of obtaining
lands from the Indians, 459
R. C. Winthrop on the, 535. See
New Plymouth and Pilgrims.
Psychology of Galuppi, 329.
Pythagoreans, on music, 473, 474.
Raccoon, The, at Astoria, 109.
Railroads taking the place of steam
navigation, 41.
Raphael, the paintings of, 370, 371.
Rationalists, empiric, 326, 330.
Reading, abuse of, 509.
Redi, a favorite of Botta, 310.
Reformation, in England in the time
of Elizabeth, 182.
Regicides, facts as to the, 167.
Rejected Addresses, noticed, 534.
Religious age, 181.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, effect of his
portraits and lectures, 362-merits
of, ib.
Rocky Mountain Fur Company, 115.
Rocky Mountains, discovery beyond
Safety valves in steamboats, 32.
St. Ronan's Well, altered, 490.
Salerno, university of, 67, 69.
Saracens, in Sicily, 69.
Saxonica, Principia, noticed, 530.
Scenery, influence of, on music, 3,
Schiller, on the age of Elizabeth, 183.
Schoell, quotation from, 482.
School Library, The, reviewed, 505-
its plan, 511-writers in the, 512
the works in the, published, ib.
- Introductory Essay to the, 513
- Juvenile Series of the, 515.
Schools, support of, in Plymouth
Colony, 354.
Scotland. See Highlands.
Scott, Sir Walter, changes by, in his
novels, 489-his Lay of the Last
Minstrel, 491 his Marmion, 492
his Lady of the Lake, 493-
his romances, ib.- Lord Byron
and, compared, 494.
Seclusion, remarks on, 152, 154.
Serra, History of Liguria by, 325.
Shenstone's School Mistress, 205.
Siddons, Mrs., 366.
Simmias the Theban, 479.
Simon the Athenian, 479.
Singleness of purpose, 421.
Slacum, William A., remarks by,
Smoking, in the Plymouth Colony,
351.
Snags, description of, 22.
Sneyd, E., Day's attachment to, 425.
Social life, effects of the crusades
on, 61.
Socrates, on poetry, 474-476.
Somnambulism, 329.
Song-sparrows, Brewer on, 403.
Southern Literary Messenger, Vol.
V. No. 12. Article in, on Otis's
Tusculan Questions of Cicero,
noticed, 283.
Southern Pass over the Rocky Moun-
tains, 120, 128.
Southey, Dr., on the discipline of
Laud, 445.
Sparks's American Biography, se-
lections from, reviewed, 513.
Sparrow, P. J., Address by, noticed,
533.
Spenser, Edmund, The Poetical
Works of, reviewed, 174 re-
marks on the edition, ib, 199 –
the child of the age, 187- his
learning, 193 - his reputation in
the age of Anne, 201-his repu-
tation in the last century, 202-
recent poems in the stanza of, 205,
233. See Faerie Queene.
Spenserian stanza, recent poems in
the, 205, 233.
Sporschil, Johan, German Diction-
ary by, noticed, 279.
Standish, Miles, 356.
Stanhope, son of Chesterfield, 417,
421.
Stanhope, Earl, deception of foreign
ministers by, 427, note.
Steam, expansive force of, 33.
Steam engines, models of, at the ex-
hibition of the Mechanic Associa-
tion, 225.
Steamboats, effects of, on the West,
19 statutes respecting, 20
causes of explosions of, 21- pe-
culiar character of the rivers, ib.
- construction of, 23, 26-col-
lision, 23 fire and combustible
cargoes, 25, 26 - tiller ropes, and
want of small boats, 26-burst-
ing of boilers, ib.—the Tangipa-
ho, ib., note conduct of passen-
gers, 28 rivalry, 28, 29.
Moselle, 29-34-safety valves
in, 32-effect of care and vigil-
ance in, 34 selection of, by
Whitworth, western project of, 80.
Williams, Roger, Hague on, 525.
Wilson, as a landscape painter, 362.
Winthrop, Robert C., Address by,
before the New England Society,
noticed, 535.
Wiswell, Ichabod, Reverend, agent
in England, 355.
Woodpeckers, Audubon on, 398.
Wolf, theory of, opposed, 485.
Worcester, J. E., Geographical
Works by, noticed, 272.
Wordsworth, 490, 503.
Writing by a deaf, dumb, and blind
girl, 523.
Wyeth, Nathaniel J., expedition to
Oregon by, 124, 126-on the pro-
ceedings of the Hudson's Bay
company, 141.
Wyoming, Gertrude of, 498.
Yale College, founded, 170 - Eells's
Address there, noticed, 533.
Yates, W., his Theory of the He-
brew verb, and his Biblical Appa-
ratus, noticed, 263.
Yellowstone river, post on the, 114.
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