_Newbold_, on the kunker, a tufaceous deposit in India, xlix, 398.
New Brunswick tornado, _R. Hare_, from a written statement by _J. P. Espy_, xxxii, 158. ---- ----, _W. C. Redfield_, xxxv, 206; xli, 69.^f ---- ----, _L. C. Beck_, xxxvi, 115.^f
New England, geology of, see under _Geology_. ---- ---- Asylum for the Blind, xxiv, 175. ---- ---- Magazine, noticed, xxvii, 389.
New Grenada and Cuba, fossils of, supposed to be oolitic, _I. Lea_, xl, 41.
New Hampshire, geological account of a part of, _E. Hitchcock_, i, 105; vi, 1; vii, 1. ----, excursion to the White Mountains and to the summit of Mount Washington, _J. Pierce_, viii, 172; observations on the White Mountains, 172; source of the Saco, 174; vegetation on the ascent, 174, 175; view around, 176-178; wild animals, 178, 179; mineral spring near the Amonoosuc, 179; Franconia iron works, 180. ----, miscellaneous notices of mountain scenery and of slides and avalanches in the White and Green Mountains, xv, 217; --region about Lake Winnipisiogee, the Notch, the deluge of August, 1826, which destroyed the Willey family, and the consequent denudation, _B. Silliman_, 218-222; effects of the storm of August 28, 1826 on the stream, and its action, _C. Wilcox_, 222-228. ----, geological observations on, _O. P. Hubbard_, xxxiv, 105; --trap dikes in Dorchester and Canaan, 105^f; ibid, Wentworth, 107; ibid, at the fulls of the Campton, 108^f; tourmalines and diluvial scratches in Rumney, 107; trap dikes on Red Hill, 111; ibid, Moultonboro', Tamworth and Eaton, 112, 113.^f ----, geological observations on, _O. P. Hubbard_, xxxiv, 105; trap and granite boulders, and granite veins, 112; blende, and galena near Eaton, 114; White Mountains, 115; effects of the deluge of August, 1826, 115; decomposing granite, 116; octahedral fluor spar, 117; trap dikes near the Willey house, 118; Mount Washington, 120; Franconia Notch and pot hole, 122; granite veins in granite, 123^f; detached masses of granite, 124. ----, geological reports on, by _C. T. Jackson_, noticed, xli, 383; xlviii, 393; --ibid, review of, xlix, 27; anticlinal axis of primary rocks in the state, 28; on the glacier theory of drift, 29; Camel's Hump mountain ascended, 31; useful minerals, 33; tin ore of Jackson, 34. ----, mountains, height of, Adams, xxxiii, 322. ----, ----, ----, Fall, vii, 12. ----, ----, ----, Franklin, xxxiii, 322. ----, ----, ----, Washington, xxxiii, 322; xxxiv, 120; xxxv, 378; xxxvii, 87; xli, 384. ----, ----, ----, Lafayette, xli, 384. ----, ----, ----, Jefferson, xxxiii, 322. ----, ----, ----, Madison, xxxiii, 322. ----, ----, ----, Monroe, xxxiii, 322. ----, latitude of Mounts Lafayette and Washington, xli, 384. ----, tin ore in, xliii, 168; xlix, 34. ----, iron ore in, xviii, 130. ----, Bellows falls, scenery of, vii, 12.
