“Times,” the London, on the “Chesapeake” affair, iv. 44, 54, 132; viii. 201; on the Orders in Council, v. 62; on English apathy toward the United States, vi. 24; on an American war, 287; on the “Guerriere,” vii. 5, 14; on the conduct of the war in 1812, 9, 357; on American privateers in the West Indies, 12; on the “Macedonian,” 13; on the “Java,” 16; on the Foreign Seamen Bill, 25; on President Madison, 357, 358; on the execution of British subjects taken in arms, 362; on the American cruisers, viii. 210, 211; on Madison, ix. 2, 3; on terms of peace, 4; on the defeat at Plattsburg, 35; on the Ghent correspondence, 43; on the Treaty, 55, 56. Tin, price of, in February, 1815, ix. 61. Tingey, Thomas, captain in U. S. navy, commandant of Washington navy-yard, sets fire to vessels in the Eastern Branch, viii. 145. Tippecanoe Creek, vi. 68, 79; Indian settlement at, 80; character of, 81; to be a large Indian resort, 91; to be broken up, 92, 94; Harrison’s march on, 97; arrival at, 98; camp at, 101; battle of, 103; characterized by Tecumthe, 105, 109, 111; retreat from, 106; Harrison’s estimate of effect of battle, 107, 108; charged upon England, 140, 143. Tobacco, value of exported, in 1815, ix. 94; in 1816, 126. Todd, Thomas, associate justice, vii. 74. “Tom,” Baltimore privateer captured, vii. 329. “Tom Cringle’s Log,” vii. 321–323. Tompkins, Daniel D., elected governor of New York in 1807, iv. 283; his attempts to enforce the embargo, 249, 259; his prevention of the Bank Charter, vi. 209; re-elected in May, 1813, vii. 50; viii. 12; candidate for the Presidency, vii. 403; offered the State Department, viii. 163; recommends a State army, 282; nominated as Vice-President, ix. 122, 123; elected Vice-President, 139. Töplitz in Bohemia, the Czar’s headquarters, vii. 351. Toronto (see York). Torpedo, Fulton’s, v. 209. Totten, Joseph G., captain of engineers, vi. 350, 352; major of engineers, constructs the fortifications of Plattsburg, viii. 108; ix. 236. Town-meetings held in Massachusetts to resist the embargo, iv. 410; Jefferson’s opinion of, 442; in January, 1814, viii. 5–7. Towson, Nathan, captain of artillery, vi. 347; captain of artillery company in Hindman’s battalion, viii. 37; attached to Scott’s brigade at Chippawa, 43; at Lundy’s Lane, 50–52, 53, 56; commands artillery on Snake Hill, 71, 72, 74. Tracy, Uriah, senator from Connecticut, on the Louisiana treaty, ii. 107; believes disunion inevitable, 160, 162; votes against the impeachment of Chase, 238; his death, iv. 146. Trafalgar, battle of, iii. 149, 370.