Situation, 250--Ancient City, 251--Quarters, Teocallis or Temples, 252--School of Mines, Valley of Mexico, 253--Streets, Aqueducts, Dikes or Embankments, Public Edifices, 254--Public Walk, Markets, Chinampas, 255--Hill of Chapoltepec, Lakes of Tezcuco and Chalco, 256. _Description of some of the most important Places in Mexico._ Tlascala, 256--Puebla, Cholula, Vera Cruz, 257--Xalapa, Volcano of Orizaba, Coffre de Perote, Volcano of Tuxtla, Papantla, Indian Pyramid, 259--Acapulco, 260--Guaxaca or Oaxaca, Intendancy of Yucatan, Bay of Campeachy, 261-- Merida, Campeachy, Honduras, Balize, 262--Nicaragua, Yare River, 263--Leon de Nicaragua, 264. BRITISH AMERICAN DOMINIONS 264 _Nova Scotia_ in general ib. Halifax 265 _Canada_ in general 265 _Description of Quebec._ Situation, Cape Diamond, 267--Lower Town, Houses, Streets, Mountain Street, 268--Shops or Stores, Taverns, Public Buildings, Upper Town, 269--Charitable Institutions, Wolf's Cove, Heights of Abram, Markets, 270--Maple Sugar, Fruit, Climate, 271. _Mr. Hall's Journey from Quebec to Montreal._ Jacques Cartier Bridge, Cataract, Country Houses, 272-- Post-houses, Trois Rivieres, River St. Maurice, Falls of Shawinne Gamme, Beloeil Mountain, 273--Beloeil, Montreal Mountain, 274. _Description of Montreal._ Situation, Buildings, Streets, Square, Upper and Lower Towns, Suburbs, Religious and Charitable Institutions, 275--Public Edifices, Parade, 276--Markets, Climate, 277. _Route from Montreal to Fort Chepewyan._ La Chine, 277--St. Ann's, Lake of the two Mountains, Utawas River, Portage de Chaudiere, 278--Lake Nepisingui, Nepisinguis Indians, Riviere de Francois, Lake Huron, Lake Superior, Algonquin Indians, 279--Grande Portage, River Au Tourt, 280-- Lake Winipic, Cedar Lake, Mud Lake, Sturgeon Lake, Saskatchiwine River, Beaver Lake, Lake of the Hills, Fort Chepewyan, 281. _Account of the Knisteneaux and Chepewyan Indians._ Knisteneaux, 282--Chepewyans, 285. _Mackenzie's Voyage from Fort Chepewyan, along the Rivers to the Frozen Ocean._ Fort Chepewyan, 288--Lake of the Hills, Slave River, Great Slave Lake, 289--Red-knife Indians, 290--Slave and Dog-rib Indians, 291--Quarreller Indians, 294--North Frozen Ocean, Whale Island, 295. _Mackenzie's Return from the Frozen Ocean to Fort Chepewyan._ Indians, 296--Account of the country, 297--Woods and Mountains, 298--Fort Chepewyan. _Description of the Western Coast of America, from California to Behring's Strait._