Holes with Ice near Sanct Blasien. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 109.)--In the Black Forest, among boulders at an altitude of 820 meters. Holes with Ice near Hochenschwand. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 109.)--In the Black Forest, among boulders at an altitude of 820 meters. Eisstollen and Eiskeller at the Dornburg. Described in Part I., page 59. (Poggendorff's _Annalen der Physik und Chemie, Ergänzungsband_, 1842, pages 517-519.)--Ice appears to have been discovered at the Dornburg in June, 1839. It was found from a depth of 60 centimeters down to 8 meters. The width of the ice-bearing talus was from 12 meters to 15 meters; and it is said that it becomes wider in winter and narrower in summer. Beschertgluck Mine, Freiberg District. (Prestwich, _Collected papers_, etc., page 206.)--Mr. Prestwich quotes Daubuisson as having seen the shaft of the mine lined with ice to a depth of 80 toises (144 meters?). Ice in the Zinc Mines on the Sauberg. (Reich, _Beobachtungen über die Temperatur des Gesteines_, 1834, pages 175 and 205.)--These are near Ehrenfriedersdorf in Saxony and formerly contained ice in winter. They are reported now to be destroyed. The Garische Stollen. (Lohman, _Das Höhleneis_, etc., page 3.)--Near Ehrenfriedersdorf in the Freiwald. Lohman found much ice in this in January, less in March, and scarcely any in May. The Ritterhöhle. (Lohman, _Das Höhleneis_, page 5.)--Near Ehrenfriedersdorf in the Freiwald. Small ice deposit. The rock is granite. The Stulpnerhöhle. (Lohman, _Das Höhleneis_, page 6.)--Near the Ritterhöhle. Small ice deposit in granite rock. Eisloch and Eishöhle near Geyer in Saxony. (Lohman, _Das Höhleneis_, page 7.)--These are in a place called die Binge. Both are small. The Alte Thiele. (Lohman, _Das Höhleneis_, page 8.)--Near Buchholz in Saxony. Small ice deposit. Mine Pits in the Saxon Erzgebirge. (Reich, _Beobachtungen über die Temperatur des Gesteines_, 1834.)--Extremely low temperatures have been found in several of these pits:-- In the Churprinz Friedrich August Erbstollen near Freiberg. In the Heinrichs-Sohle in the Stockwerk near Altenberg. In the Henneberg Stollen, on the Ingelbach, near Johanngeorgenstadt. In the Weiss-Adler-Stollen, on the left declivity of the valley of the Schwarzwasser, above the Antonshütte. Holes Holding Ice on the Saalberg. (_Annalen der Physik und Chemie_, 1850, LXXXI., page 579.)--These lie between Saalberg and the Burgk. Ice is found here on the surface from June to the middle of August. From the observations of Professor Hartenstein, Fugger deduces that this place must be the lower end of one or more windholes. Millstone Quarry of Niedermendig. (M. A. Pictet, _Mémoires de la Société d'Histoire Naturelle de Genève_, 1821, vol. I., page 151.)--On the Niederrhein. There are many connecting pits and galleries here, in which ice has been found in the hottest days of summer as well as in March. The abandoned shafts are utilized as beer cellars.