GALLIFET, Marquis de, tells of his silver plate; criticizes English idioms. Garcia, Manuel, teacher of singing, engaged; first impressions and lessons; "Bel raggio" the first song. Garibaldi in retirement; autographs his portrait. Gautier, Théophile, dinner companion, tells of his educated cats; his poetical tribute to Madame. Germans in Versailles. Germany and the Rhineland; visit to the Metternichs' château, Johannisberg; reminiscences of the war; famous Johannisberg wine; a gentlemanly American bronco-buster captures the Westphals; at Weimar; calling on a noble farmer; boar-hunting in Westphalia. Gold button of the Imperial Hunt, a gift from Napoleon; worn at a _chasse-à-tir_; at a mock battle. Gounod "hums" deliciously. Green corn and a clay pipe at Fontainebleau. Green, Joshua, and his Creator. Gudin, William, artist, and his collection of cigars and cigarettes. HATZFELDT, Count, married to Madame's sister Helen; Bismarck's secretary; his opinion of Napoleon; German minister to Madrid. Hegermann-Lindencrone, Madame Lillie de, prefatory note. IN London society. Imperial gifts. Imperial hunt fashions and cruelty to animals; the dog's share. "LA DIVA DU MONDE"--Strakosch tempts Madame to sing in concert; an immediate success; story of a floral harp; a trying moment in oratorio; news of Mr. Moulton's illness and sudden death. Lincoln, President, at the Sanitary Fair; compliments Madame; news of his assassination. Lind's, Jenny, American memories; comparing trills; duets with. Liszt plays Auber's music and praises Massenet; his letter to Madame. Locket souvenirs. Longfellow, the poet disapproves of but forgives a joke. Lowell, James Russell, cousin, a substitute for Longfellow in the Agassiz school. MARGHERITA, Princess of Italy, entertains Madame at the Quirinal. Massenet at Petit Val, the Moultons' country seat. Maximilian's death in Mexico. Mechanical piano dance music, a substitute for Waldteufel; Madame takes a turn. Melody, tears, and a "speech" in Rochester's "pen". Mérimée, Prosper, "entrancing"; his long love affair. Metternich, Prince, Austrian ambassador to France; describes Rossini's home life; entertains Madame at Johannisberg; dedicates a volume, _A l'Inspiratice_. Metternich, Princess, leader in society and fashion; her enormous cigars; one of her famous dances; her home at Johannisberg. Moulton, Charles, engaged to marry; his family and musical talents; author of "Beware!"; his illness and sudden death. Musard, Madame, and her petroleum stock. NAPOLEON III., Emperor, introduced to Madame on the ice by Prince Murat; skates with Madame; invites Madame to sing at the Tuileries; the domino his favorite disguise; dances the Virginia reel; places Madame next to him at dinner; a distorted joke; takes command of the army; his death. New York mansion of the late fifties. Nilsson in "Traviata"; her famous appetite.