Miscellaneous Backmatter [pp. 541-544]

I N D E X
TO VOLUME V. OF THE COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
JANUARY TO JULY, 1848.
ARTICLES.
Florida, its early history. By E. R. FAIRBANKS, of Florida, - - 9
Manufacturing advantages of the Lower Ohio. By Hon. E. M. HtNTINGTON, 13
Public lands acquired by Treaty, &c. ByJ. W. MONETTE, M. D. - - 15,111
American Vines and Wines. By SIDNEY WELLER, M. D. - - - 29
The commercial growth and greatness of New York. Ey T. P. KETTELL, Esq.
of New York, - 30
Advances of Agricultural Science, &c. By J. P. BENJAMIN, Esq., of N. Orleans, 41
The Science of History. By C. C. S. FARRAR, of Louisiana, - 58, 127, 211, 34, 445
Contributions of the Navy to Science and Commerce. By Lieut. M. F. MAirY, 64
Northern Louisiana and Arkansas. By R. M. BaY, of Louisiana. - -. 69
Production of Sugar in the United States. By J. C. DELAVIGNE, of Louisiana, 135
The Post System. By J. S. DUKE, of New Orleans, - - - 152.
Foreign and American Trade and Statistics. By J. S. DUKE, - - 165
Deer and Deer Hunting in Louisiana. By Henry J. PECK, M. D., - - 228
Northern Louisiana. By R. M. BRy, of Louisiana, - -. 229
Defective Organization of American Universities. By J. R. MCCORMICK, of Mo., 231
Immigration into the United States. - - - - - - 243
McCulloh's Report on Sugar, Reviewed. By M. VALCOUR AIME, - - 249
The Zoll Verein. By J. S. DUKE, of New Orleans, - - - - 257
The American Indians.
Northern Arkansasand its Natural Advantages. By N., of Arkansas, - 301
Essay Writing and the Press. By J. T. NESBIT, of Georgia, - - 303
Texas Sugar Lands, &c. -. - -. 316
Silk and the Silk Culture. By A. C. VAN Errs, of New York, - - 324,411
Soleil's Saccharometer. By J. P. BENJAMIN, Esq., of New Orleans, - 357
Notes on Mexico in 1825. Br Hon. J. R. POINSETT, - -. 401
The West India Islands. By the EDITOR, - - - - 45~
Abbey, R.-letter on baling cotton with Aime, M. Valcour-article on McCuiloh's
iron hoops, 290 report, 249
Affieck, Thomas-letter on Cherokee rose, Alabama, railroads in, 381
&c., 82 Antigua, exports from, 477
Agriculture-Hon. J. P. Benjamin's ad- Arkansas, sketches of towns and soil, hot
ress on, 44; high state of, in Louisiana, springs, &c., 69, 229, 301
44; steam and cotton on sugar estates,
45; experiments with the steam plow Balestier, J. (U. S. Consul at Singapore) 46; chemistry in the manufacture of letter on cultivotion of sugar in East
sugar, 47; beet sugar, 12 per cent of Indies, 384
juice, 48; process of preparing sugar Bank of England, statements-of, 80, 101,
from cane, 49; fluid of cane 90 per 103, 179
cent of stem, 50; success of mills in Banks of New York, condition of, 40, 197
extracting juice, 50; new process, pa- Banks of the states, aggregate business of,
tent, for obtaining saccharne matter, 173
50; filtration and boiling cane juice, Banks, savings, deposits with, 517
52, 53; Professor McCulloh's report on Bahama, description of, 482
sugar manufacture, 53; mode of crys- Benjamin, Hon. J.P., address on agricul tallzing sugar, 56; and manufacturers ture, 44
in south and west, 81; of France,- Benjamin, Hon. J. P.,-description of So
estates, taxes and acres, 393 leil's Saccharometer, 357