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| adam_text | THE PAPERS OF JOSEPH HENRY EDITOR: MARC ROTHENBERG ASSOCIATE EDITOR:
KATHLEEN W. DORMAN ASSISTANT EDITOR: FRANK R. MILLIKAN RESEARCH
ASSISTANT: DEBORAH Y. JEFFRIES RESEARCH ASSISTANT: SARAH SHOENFELD
VOLUME JANUARY 1858-DECEMBER 1865 THE SMITHSONIAN YEARS SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH SCIENCE HISTORY PUBLICATIONS/USA
CONTENTS ILLUSTRATIONS XIV INTRODUCTION XV NOTES ON STYLE XLIX LIST OF
SHORT TITLES LV JANUARY-JUNE 1858 3 TRIP TO ALBANY: THE AFFAIRS OF THE
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY ARE IN AN UNPLEAS- ANT CONDITION (DOC. 1)*POLICY FOR
NATURAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS*REQUEST FOR ANNUAL APPROPRIATION FOR
NATIONAL COLLECTIONS*LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR BENJAMIN APTHORP GOULD AS
DIRECTOR OF THE DUDLEY OBSERVATORY*ON ROYAL SOCIETY CATALOGUE OF
SCIENTIFIC PAPERS *TO ALEXANDER DALLAS BACHE ON CONTINUING SUPPORT OF
GOULD: I FEAR HE WILL PUT US IN A VERY UNPLEASANT POSITION (DOC.
17)*TO THOMAS W. OLCOTT ASKING THE DUDLEY TRUSTEES TO CLARIFY THEIR
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL*ANOTHER TRIP TO ALBANY;
DISMISSAL OF SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL BY TRUSTEES*TO BLANDINA DUDLEY: WE
SHALL CONTINUE TO CONTEST THIS MATTER WITH SUCH POWERS AS WE POSSESS
(DOC. 21). JULY-DECEMBER 1858 36 PROTEST OF GOULD S DISMISSAL*TO
DOROTHEA LYNDE DIX ON THE DUDLEY CONTROVERSY: THE TRUSTEES ... HAVE
ACTED VERY IMPROPERLY (DOC. 24)* TO JAMES HALL ON DISPUTE WITH FIELDING
B. MEEK*TO ELIAS LOOMIS ON METEOROLOGY AND THE DUDLEY CONTROVERSY*TO
JEFFERSON DAVIS ON THE ARID WEST*TO DOROTHEA DIX ON THE TRANSATLANTIC
CABLE: I NEVER HAD FAITH IN THE ENTERPRISE (DOC. 31)*TO BACHE ON THE
DUDLEY TRUSTEES STATEMENT *PROTECTING THE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL S
INTERESTS IN WASHINGTON* CONTEMPLATING THE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL S NEXT
STEP: I AM SURE WE ARE RIGHT AND MUST PREVAIL (DOC. 34)*TO BACHE
RECOMMENDING AGAINST PUB- LISHING A PASSIONATE DEFENSE OF GOULD: IF WE
MAKE A FALSE STEP IN THIS CASE, OUR MEANS OF DOING GOOD IN THE FUTURE
WILL BE GREATLY IMPAIRED IF NOT ENTIRELY DESTROYED (DOC. 36)*TO BACHE
ON DUDLEY STRATEGY*TO BACHE DEFENDING HIS POSITION IN THE DUDLEY MATTER:
I DO NOT LIKE THE EXPRESSION IN YOUR LETTER RELATIVE TO THE SEPARATION
WHICH THE ENEMY MAY MAKE IN OUR RANKS (DOC. 38). VU THE PAPERS OF
JOSEPH HENRY JANUARY-JUNE 1859 78 SCOLDING FROM BACHE OVER DUDLEY: IF
YOU HAVE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS IN HAND SO AS TO PREVENT US COUNSELING
TOGETHER OR ACTING I CAN ONLY REGRET IT (DOC. 43)*HENRY S RESPONSE: I
WOULD OF COURSE PREFER THAT OUR NEXT STATEMENT SHOULD BE THE LAST (DOC.
44)*TO TORREY ON THE RESPONSE TO S. F. B. MORSE S ATTACK. JULY-DECEMBER
1859 96 TRIP TO MASSACHUSETTS FOR MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE*VISIT TO AQUARIUM IN BOSTON AND TO
ANATOMI- CAL MUSEUM AT HARVARD*DINNER WITH THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR*AMERI-
CAN COMMISSION ON TRANSATLANTIC CABLE*ON MALTHUS AND DARWIN*TO CHESTER
DEWEY ON STORM THEORY*CHRISTIAN SCHUSSELE S MEN OF PROGRESS * ON JOHN
BROWN S RAID: WE HAVE BEEN IN CONSIDERABLE ANXIETY INREGARD TO THE
STABILITY OF THE UNION (DOC. 66). JANUARY-JUNE I860 133 NOTES ON PLAN
FOR UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH*COMMENTS ON SELECTIVE BREEDING*SUGGESTIONS
ON METEOROLOGY FOR THE HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION* TO PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
FORWARDING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE EMBASSY FROM
JAPAN*TO ASA GRAY ON THE WAR RELATIVE TO DARWIN (DOC. 75)*MANEUVERING
TO SECURE JOSEPH G. TOTTEN S REAPPOINTMENT TO THE LIGHT-HOUSE
BOARD*LECTURING AT PRINCETON*DISSOLUTION OF METEOROLOGICAL COOPERATION
BETWEEN THE SMITHSONIAN AND THE PATENT OFFICE*TO OGDEN N. ROOD ON
PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS. JULY-DECEMBER I860 162 TO HENRY STEVENS ABOUT HIS
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AGENCY*DEVELOPING A POLICY FOR THE NATURAL
HISTORY COLLECTIONS*ASSERTING THE NON-POLITICAL STATUS OF THE
SMITHSONIAN*SUMMARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN S ACCOM- PLISHMENTS*TO EDWARD
SABINE ASKING THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON TO HANDLE THE SMITHSONIAN S
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AGENCY THERE*PRIVATE LETTER TO SABINE ON THE
EXCHANGE AND ON SMITHSONIAN ACHIEVEMENTS* THOUGHTS ON SLAVERY*TO GEORGE
PHILLIPS BOND: WE HAVE FALLEN ON VERY GLOOMY TIMES AND LOOK FORWARD TO
THE COMING OF THE END OF OUR GLORIOUS UNION (DOC. 94)*TO GRAY: THE
GOVERNMENT FOR THE PRESENT HAS STOPPED PAYMENT (DOC. 95)*FURTHER
THOUGHTS ON SLAVERY*TO TORREY ON NATURAL HISTORY POLICY: IN CARRYING
OUT MY POLICY IN REGARD TO NATURAL HISTORY I AM LIABLE TO BE
MISREPRESENTED ON THE SUPPOSITION THAT I AM OPPOSED TO THE EXTENSION OF
THIS BRANCH OF SCIENCE (DOC. 99). VIII CONTENTS JANUARY-JUNE 1861 I8G
TO STEPHEN ALEXANDER: THE GOVERNMENT IS POWERLESS (DOC. 100)*
RECOMMENDING POSTPONEMENT OF THE AAAS MEETING*TO T. S. C. LOWE ON AERIAL
NAVIGATION*TO SABINE ON WEATHER PREDICTION AND NORTH AMER- ICAN STORM
SYSTEMS* THE WAR HAS COMMENCED (DOC. 108)*MUSKETS AND AMMUNITION FOR
PROTECTION OF THE SMITHSONIAN AGAINST LAWLESS ATTACKS (DOC. 109)*TO
GRAY: IT WILL BE FAR BETTER TO SEPARATE PEACEFULLY THAN TO DELUGE THE
COUNTRY WITH BLOOD (DOC. 111)*SMITHSONIAN PUBLICATIONS POLICY; OFFER TO
TAKE MEASUREMENTS OF TROOPS*SUGGESTION TO LOWE TO OFFER HIS BALLOON TO
THE GOVERNMENT FOR RECONNAISSANCE*TO SECRETARY OF WAR CAMERON ON LOWE S
BALLOON EXPERIMENTS. JULY-DECEMBER 1861 216 TO SABINE: SOME OF OUR BEST
AND WARMEST FRIENDS ARE NOW ARRAYED ON THE SOUTHERN SIDE (DOC. 116)*TO
GRAY: WE ARE GOING ON IN THE USUAL WAY, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF
CURTAILING OUR OPERATIONS (DOC. 117)*TO HENRY STEVENS: THERE HAVE BEEN
SAD MISUNDERSTANDINGS ON BOTH SIDES (DOC. 119)*TO GENERAL GEORGE B.
MCCLELLAN ON WILLIAM H. HELME S FIRE BALLOON*EXAMINATION OF THE STEVENS
BATTERY. JANUARY-JUNE 1862 234 ACCUSATIONS OF HENRY S
DISLOYALTY*EXPERIMENTS ON GUNPOWDER* MEETING OF THE SATURDAY CLUB AND
INFORMAL SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSIONS: FISHES, SMELL, REFLECTED SOUND,
SUBJECTIVE COLORS, TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH* IMPORTANCE OF REGENTS
CHARACTER; DISPUTE WITH HENRY BARNARD* SATURDAY CLUB: SPECTRAL ANALYSIS,
RADIATION*ON FINAL CAUSES, ADAPTATION, AND NATURAL SELECTION*ON INERTIA
AND BATTERING RAMS*SATURDAY CLUB: CAPILLARITY*ON LAWS, NATURE, AND
MAN*ABOLITIONIST LECTURES IN THE SMITHSONIAN BUILDING*SATURDAY CLUB:
HALOS AROUND THE MOON*SATUR- DAY CLUB: VELOCITY OF LIGHT, ARCHAEOLOGICAL
MYSTERIES, STRENGTH OF ALCOHOL, CAPILLARITY, HUMIDIFICATION OF
BUILDINGS*ON REPEAL OF COPYRIGHT PROVI- SION*ON ARTIFACTS AND LANGUAGE
AS EVIDENCE FOR CONTACT BETWEEN PEOPLES AND ON THE DISPLACEMENT OF
NATIVES BY ANGLO-SAXONS*SATURDAY CLUB: PROJECTILES, SOLAR SPECTRUM;
VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON*EXPERIMENTS ON HARDNESS OF IRON BY
MAGNETIZATION*INDUCTION EXPERIMENTS, MOTIONS OF MERCURY*ELECTROCHEMICAL
DECOMPOSITION*INTEREST IN ARCHAEOLOGY, SUPPORT OF COLONIZATION*SATURDAY
CLUB: EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATIONS* INQUIRY ON CHIRIQUI COAL*REFLECTIONS
ON WAR*SATURDAY CLUB: CHOLERA AND EPIDEMICS, CLIMATE CHANGE.
JULY-DECEMBER 1862 274 PROBLEMS WITH OUTSIDE USE OF SMITHSONIAN LECTURE
ROOM; DANGER OF ATTACK ON WASHINGTON*TO SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD: I AM
VERY ANXIOUS TO HAVE EVERY PART OF THE ESTABLISHMENT PUT IN AS COMPLETE
ORDER AS POSSIBLE IX THE PAPERS OF JOSEPH HENRY (DOC. 154)*OFFER OF
BRIBE FOR REPORT ON CHIRIQUI COAL; EXCESSIVE HEAT IN WASHINGTON*PRELUDE
TO ANTIETAM*FUNERAL FOR HENRY S SON*OFFER TO MANUFACTURE DISINFECTANT
FOR ARMY HOSPITALS*ATTEMPT TO SECURE REMAINDER OF SMITHSON
BEQUEST*THOUGHTS ON MORTALITY; THEFT BY A CONTRABAND*LECTURE
POLICY*SATURDAY CLUB: DISCUSSION OF RAIN; RUMORS OF CABINET CHANGES.
JANUARY-JUNE 1863 292 ON SON WILLIAM: HIS DEATH HAS LESSENED MY DESIRE
TO LIVE (DOC. 165)* PROPOSAL FOR PERMANENT COMMISSION TO EVALUATE
SUBJECTS OF A SCIENTIFIC CHARACTER (DOC. 167)*ON THE LAW ESTABLISHING
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES*ADVICE ON PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH*TO
GRAY ON ORIGINS OF NATIONAL ACADEMY AND PERMANENT
COMMISSION*ORGANIZATION MEET- ING OF NATIONAL ACADEMY*REFLECTIONS ON
WILL S DEATH*CONTINUING PROBLEMS WITH THE INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AGENT
IN LONDON* MINUTES OF THE PERMANENT COMMISSION (DOC. 176)*OBSERVATION
OF SIGNAL EXPERIMENTS FROM THE SMITHSONIAN S HIGHEST TOWER*TO LOUIS
AGASSIZ ON MUSEUM AND COLLECTIONS POLICY*PERMANENT COMMISSION REPORT ON
MILITARY TELEGRAPH. JULY-DECEMBER 1863 320 APPOINTMENT TO BOARD OF
VISITORS OF THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE*TO SECRETARY OF WAR
STAN TON ON USE OF BALLOONS FOR MILITARY PUR- POSES*BULLETIN TO BACHE:
PREVENTION OF COUNTERFEITING REFERRED TO NATIONAL ACADEMY; PERMANENT
COMMISSION REPORTS; EXPERIMENTS ON LIGHTS FOR NAVY DEPARTMENT; PROBLEMS
WITH INDIANA BOND PAYMENTS* FIRST DEATH OF A NATIONAL ACADEMY
MEMBER*NATIONAL ACADEMY COM- MITTEE ON COUNTERFEITING; FRUSTRATIONS
CONCERNING REIMBURSEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL LIGHT REQUESTED BY NAVY
DEPARTMENT*TO JAMES DWIGHT DANA ON COLLECTIONS POLICY*TO BAIRD: THE
LEGITIMATE BUSINESS OF THE INSTI- TUTION MUST BE PRESSED ON MORE
VIGEROUSLY (DOC. 187)*PROBLEMS OBTAINING REMAINDER OF SMITHSON
BEQUEST*EXPERIMENTS FOR LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD ON LARD OIL*THOUGHTS ON THE
ANTAGONISM OF RACES (DOC. 191)* ON THE ORIGINS OF THE PERMANENT
COMMISSION AND ON THE BEARDSLEE TELEGRAPH*EXPERIMENTS ON OILS*POWER
STRUGGLE AT THE LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD*SUGGESTIONS ON OZONE OBSERVATIONS.
JANUARY-JUNE 1864 356 NATIONAL ACADEMY MEETING IN WASHINGTON; AGASSIZ ON
GLACIERS* SMITHSONIAN FINANCIAL AFFAIRS*PERMANENT COMMISSION
MEETING*LIGHT- HOUSE BOARD MEETING: REPORT ON GASOLINE*AGASSIZ REPORT TO
BOARD OF REGENTS ON SEPARATION OF SMITHSONIAN MUSEUM AND LIBRARY*SOLOMON
ANDREWS S AERIAL SHIP*RECOMMENDATION OF CHARLES M. WETHERILL*
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN AGASSIZ AND HIS ASSISTANTS*ON THE ORIGINS OF THE X
CONTENTS INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE SYSTEM*TO HARRIET ON THE IMPORTANCE OF
LIGHT- HOUSE BOARD WORK: THOUSANDS OF LIVES OFTEN DEPEND ON THE PERMA-
NENCY AND EFFICIENCY OF A SINGLE LIGHT (DOC. 213)*INSPECTION OF LARD
OIL*VELOCITY OF PROJECTILES*TO TREASURY SECRETARY CHASE REQUESTING
PAYMENT OF SMITHSONIAN S INTEREST IN SPECIE OR ITS EQUIVALENT*PERMA-
NENT COMMISSION REPORT ON SUBMARINE. JULY-SEPTEMBER 1864 381 BULLETIN TO
MRS. BACHE: CHANGE AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT; MAKE-UP OF THE
LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD; REQUEST FOR SMITHSONIAN INTEREST IN SPECIE; DEV-
ASTATION NEAR FT. STEVENS ON OUTSKIRTS OF WASHINGTON*BULLETIN TO BACHE:
LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD MATTERS; PETITION FOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST IN GOLD;
EFFECTS OF DEPRECIATION OF THE CURRENCY: I AM OBLIGED TO CURTAIL SOME
OF OUR OPERATIONS (DOC. 219)*BULLETIN TO BACHE: ON LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD
HARMONY; PERMANENT COMMISSION REPORTS*AGASSIZ ON HENRY S SUPPORT OF
BAIRD S ELECTION TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY: YOU WILL SEE THAT HENCE-
FORTH, IN SPITE OF YOU, THE SMITHSONIAN WILL BE MADE A ZOOLOGICAL
MUSEUM (DOC. 221)*RESPONSE TO AGASSIZ: IF MR BAIRD SHOULD ATTEMPT TO
INTERFERE WITH THE POLICY OF THE INSTITUTION I WOULD NOT HESITATE TO ASK
HIM TO RESIGN (DOC. 222)*BULLETIN TO BACHE: NATIONAL ACADEMY MEET- ING
AND BAIRD S ELECTION; LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD MATTERS*BULLETIN TO BACHE:
PERMANENT COMMISSION SIGNALING EXPERIMENTS AND NEGATIVE REPORT ON
SUBMARINE; CONVICTION OF SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND; RISING PRICES IN
WASHINGTON*TO BAIRD: PROBLEMS AMONG SMITHSONIAN STAFF; COMPLAINT ABOUT
LACK OF RECOGNITION FOR WAR-RELATED WORK; COMING CHANGES ON BOARD OF
REGENTS*TO MRS. BACHE ON BACHE S ILLNESS*TO BACHE: ON STATUS OF THE
COAST SURVEY, THE SMITHSONIAN, THE LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD, AND THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES*BULLETIN TO BACHE: STATEN ISLAND DEPOT; BACHE S
HEALTH; THE INCOME TAX AND THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING ENDS MEET.
OCTOBER-DECEMBER 1864 416 DESTRUCTION IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY; DEATH OF
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY* REPORTS OF DESPERATION IN MISSOURI*SMITHSONIAN
STAFF DRAFTED BUT EXCUSED*IMPORTANCE OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON
THE GREAT LAKES* REMARKS ON GALLAUDET PLAN (DOC. 234)*ON HALEY S
HYPOTH- ESIS OF FOUR MAGNETIC POLES*ON TYPE THEORY IN CHEMISTRY*TO
JOSEPH LEIDY ON NATIONAL ACADEMY PUBLICATIONS*PLANS TO INSTALL A
PALEONTO- LOGICAL GALLERY IN THE SMITHSONIAN BUILDING*THOUGHTS ON MATTER
AND FORCE*VENTILATION OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING*THOUGHTS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL
OPTICS AND ARTIFICIAL LIGHT*RESISTANCE IN WATER, CAPILLARITY OF MELTED
METALS*BULLETIN TO BACHE: DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE; LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD
MATTERS; HIATUS FOR SATURDAY CLUB; SHERMAN S MARCH; CHANGES IN CABI-
NET*FROM JAMES HALL: COMPLAINTS ABOUT SMITHSONIAN EXCHANGES AND XI THE
PAPERS OF JOSEPH HENRY CHECKLISTS OF FOSSILS: THE POPULARITY OF YOUR
LISTS ONLY MAKES THE MATTER WORSE IF THEY TEACH ERROR (DOC. 243)*ADVICE
ON FIRING OF GUNPOWDER* BULLETIN TO BACHE: ON MICHAEL FARADAY S DECLINE;
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR NATIONAL ACADEMY MEETING; INTERVIEW WITH CHIEF
JUSTICE CHASE; DELIBER- ATIONS ON TOTTEN S SUCCESSOR AS REGENT; DEATHS
AT SMITHSONIAN SINCE WAR STARTED: YOU MAY BE SURE THAT I FEEL SOME
SOLICITUDE AS TO THE FUTURE NOW STANDING, AS IT WERE ALONE (DOC. 246);
AGASSIZ S PLAN TO SEPARATE MUSEUM*ON CHARLES BABBAGE S LATEST BOOK;
SATURDAY CLUB: WE HAVE FALLEN INTO A MERE CONVERSATIONAL GATHERING
(DOC. 247); SPECULATIONS ON HUMAN ORIGINS*EXPRESSION OF SUPPORT FOR
ESTABLISHING A NATURAL HIS- TORY MUSEUM IN NEW YORK CITY. JANUARY-MARCH
1865 455 COMMITTEE ON WARMING AND VENTILATING THE CAPITOL; PROBLEMS
HUMIDI- FYING HEATED AIR*NATIONAL ACADEMY MEETING SLIMLY ATTENDED
(DOC. 250)*REGENTS MEETING: NEW CHANCELLOR, AGASSIZ ON SEPARATION OF
MUSEUM, SUCCESSOR TO TOTTEN*IMPORTANCE OF BROAD EDUCATION AND NAR- ROW
SPECIALIZATION IN SCIENCE*FIRE AT THE SMITHSONIAN*FROM BARTON S.
ALEXANDER ON CAUSE OF FIRE, ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE, AND PROPOSAL FOR TEM-
PORARY ROOF*TO AGASSIZ ON THE FIRE: THE ACCIDENT THOUGH MUCH TO BE
LAMENTED WILL I THINK IN THE END BE OF ADVANTAGE TO THE INSTITUTION
(DOC. 256)*TO TORREY ON THE FIRE: THE LOSS WILL NOT AFFECT THE
ESSENTIAL OPER- ATIONS OF THE INSTITUTION (DOC. 257)*TO AGASSIZ ON
RECOVERY FROM FIRE AND REPORT ON THE CAUSES*TO JOHN PETER LESLEY: MY
PHYSICAL AND MEN- TAL POWERS ARE TAXED TO THE UTMOST (DOC. 259)*PAYING
FOR REPAIRS TO THE SMITHSONIAN BUILDING; LECTURE PROGRAM ENDED*DEFENSE
AGAINST CHARGES OF MATERIALISM*TO MRS. BACHE ON THE FIRE AND THE
APPROACH OF THE END OF THE WAR*TO BACHE ON PAYMENT OF INTEREST IN COIN
AND PROGRESS OF COAST SURVEY*ON SPIRITUALISM*TO JOHN MIX STANLEY ON LOSS
OF INDIAN GALLERY*TO FELIX FLIIGEL ON WAR, CONTRIBUTIONS TO WAR EFFORT,
AND IMPACT OF WAR ON SMITHSONIAN; PAYMENT OF FUTURE INTEREST IN COIN;
REMAINDER OF SMITHSON BEQUEST RECEIVED*ON SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY
SOCIETIES. APRIL-JUNE 1865 495 ADVISED TO FLY UNITED STATES FLAG OVER
SMITHSONIAN BUILDING*RUMORS OF BACHE S RESIGNATION AS SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE COAST SURVEY*TRIP TO NEW YORK TO INSPECT FOG SIGNALS; NEWS OF
LINCOLN S ASSASSINATION*SCOLDING FROM REGENT ABOUT NOT FLYING UNITED
STATES FLAG*LINCOLN S FUNERAL* BULLETIN TO BACHE: LINCOLN S
ASSASSINATION, END OF THE WAR, ANDREW JOHN- SON, NEW SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY, B. A. GOULD, LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD, CHANGES ON THE SMITHSONIAN
BOARD OF REGENTS*REQUEST FOR POLICE PRESENCE ON THE MALL*ON A SUCCESSOR
TO BACHE*TO WILLIAM GREENE BINNEY ON CONTROVERSY WITH ISAAC LEA*EXERTING
PRESSURE ON BENJAMIN XII CONTENTS PEIRCE TO SUCCEED BACHE*ON
STANDARDIZATION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES* TRIP TO PRINCETON FOR
COMMENCEMENT AND TRUSTEES MEETING; REIMBURSE- MENT FOR PURCHASES ON
1837 EUROPEAN TRIP. JULY-SEPTEMBER 1865 527 COST OF SMITHSONIAN
BUILDING*BEGINNING OF REPAIRS ON TOWERS*REFUSAL TO CONSIDER PURCHASE OF
CATLIN INDIAN GALLERY*ERECTION OF SMITHSONIAN BUILDING A SAD MISTAKE
(DOC. 292)*REPAIR COSTS*TO BACHE ON HEAT, MOSQUITOES, AND CRIME ON
SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS*FROM LEIDY ON MIS- CONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE
SMITHSONIAN: INTELLIGENT FOREIGNERS APPEAR BET- TER TO UNDERSTAND IT
THAN OUR OWN CITIZENS (DOC. 297)*ON THE NEED FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.
OCTOBER-DECEMBER 1865 540 LETTER FROM A SOUTHERN SCIENTIST*FOG SIGNALING
EXPERIMENTS*RECOM- MENDATION OF JAMES C. WELLING*PRIVATE FINANCIAL
MATTERS*ON SOUND AND COHESION OF LIQUIDS*TO P. P. CARPENTER ON HIS WORK
WITH SHELL SPECIMENS*CALL ON THADDEUS STEVENS*BULLETIN TO BACHE:
COURTESY CALLS ON POLITICIANS; STABILITY OF MINOT S LEDGE LIGHTHOUSE;
FRIGHTENING COST OF BUILDING REPAIRS; OVERWORK; PURCHASES OF PERSONAL
ITEMS FROM QUARTERMASTER S DEPARTMENT; REVIVAL OF SATURDAY CLUB,
THEORIES OF CURRENCY; SELF-ASSESSMENT: MY LOVE OF APPROBATION HAS
DIMINISHED AND MY SELF ESTEEM INCREASED (DOC. 308)* ON GRAVITATIONAL,
MAGNETIC, AND CHEMICAL ATTRACTION AND REPULSION*ON DARWIN S ON THE
ORIGIN OF SPECIES *TO GEORGE W. CLINTON ON MORSE*CONSEQUENCES OF THE
FIRE. APPENDIX: HENRY CHRONOLOGY 569 TEXT NOTES 571 INDEX 579 XIN
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