Opening of the Exhibition, 131. Duke of Wellington and the statuette of Napoleon, 131. Proceedings in Parliament: Sundry motions; Jews' bill; model lodging houses, 131. Speech of Sir William Molesworth on the Colonies, 132. Lord Torrington as Governor of Ceylon, 132. Aylesbury election vacated, 132. Dinner to Lord Stanley, 132. Troubles in the Established Church, 132. The Kaffir war, 132, 417. Manifesto of the Chartists, 132. Emigration, 132, 843. Legal nicety, 132. Progress of the Exhibition. 278, 417, 565, 698, 843. American contributions, 278. Parliamentary proceedings, 278. Copyright decision in favor of foreigners, 278. Protectionist meeting at Tamworth, 278. Thackeray's lectures, 278. Mr. Cobden's peace motion, 417. Census of Great Britain, 417. Steam between Ireland and United States, 417. Prince Albert on the American revolution, 418. Balloon accident, 418. Passage of ecclesiastical titles bill, 564. Jewish disabilities bill, 564. Mr. Salomons denied a seat in Parliament, 564. Chancery reform, 565. Secret ballot, 565. Bishops' revenues, 565. Decline of the slave trade, 565. Depopulation of Ireland, 565. Opposition to copyright decision, 565. The queen and the corporation of London, 565. Mr. Peabody's entertainment, 565. The Crystal Palace as a winter garden, 566. Prerogation of Parliament, 597. The yacht races, 698. Catholic meeting in Dublin, 698. Condition of laboring classes, 698. Artistic defects, 698. Persistance of Mr. Salomons, 698. Speeches of Lord Palmerston, Bulwer, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Disraeli, 843. Return of the Arctic Expedition, 843. Tour of the American minister in Ireland, 843. Submarine Telegraph, 843. FRANCE. Difficulties in the way of revision, 133. New Provisional Ministry formed, 133. Newspaper politics, 133. Troubles at Lyons, 133. Disturbances in the University, 133. Prosecutions against the press, 133, 279. Bread society, 133. Refugee dinner, 133. Holy week, 133. Hostilities in Algeria, 133. The President and Abd-el-Kader, 133. Question of revision, 279, 418. Defeat of the Kabyles, 279. Appointment of committee on revision, 418. The President at Dijon, 418. Report of the committee on revision, sketch of debate, and rejection of proposition, 566. Censure upon and proffered resignation of ministers, 567. Free-trade motion lost, 567. Fête to Exhibition commissioners, 567, 699. Adjournment of Assembly, 699. Preparations for presidential election, 699. Plots at Lyons, 699. Casualty at funeral of Marshal Sebastiani, 699. Government and the press, 843. Progress toward despotism, 843. Speech of the President, 844. GERMANY.