Magnetite, skeleton crystals of, characteristic of volcanic rocks and slags " of the Dalhousie gneissose-granite not due to heat as a pro duct of pressure not caused by plutonic heat pressure. Some remarks on . 102; XX, 203 .XV, 47; XVI, 143; XVII, 68, 71; XVIII, of some silurian and carboniferous rocks may have been pro. duced by heat as a product of tangential pressure resulting information of hydro-mica schists does not require the agency of great heat, Mica, cryptocrystalline variety described points of difference between mica in rocks of eruptive and sedimen XX, 115 XVI, 133; XVII, 169 XV, 158, 159 XVI, 130, 131; XVII, 64 shrinkage cavities in, an evidence of heat X, 222; XVI, 130, 149; XVII, 60, 64, 69 a quartzite XVI, 104 Opacite formed on microliths common to Aden lavas, and gneissose-granite of in granules represents magnetite imperfectly crystallised Organic structures simulated in granite Orthoclase, fibrous variety referred to microcline Parallelism of structure in granite due to traction acting on a partially cooled " crystals not necessarily of different "generation" from the small globular" in the Aden trachytes of granite, some characteristics of XVII, 111, 112 XVI, 145, 153, 154 XVI, 130; XVII, 63 polysynthetic structure of, characteristic of the gneissose-granite of Dalhousie XVI, 151 of secondary origin full of liquid cavities with moving bubbles and Deccan traps compared X, 215; XIX, 67, 68, 72, 79 Schists, fragments of, imbedded in granite. Section (diagrammatic) of Himalayas from Dalhousie to Sách Pass XVII, 168 XVI, 134, 135, 142 XVIII, 106 XVIII, 107 XVIII, 108 . XV, 148 XVI, 132–134, 140; XVII, 65, 66; XVIII, 80 XVI, 134, 135, 142 Trap of Chamba-Dalhousie area XV, 34; XVI, 36, 39-41 ; XVII, 34; XVIII, 82-86, 89 ,,microscopic characters of XVI, 178; XVIII, 93 XV, 34, 37; XVIII, 92; XIX, 81 Central Himalayas Darang and Mandi Deccan XVI, 42; XX, 104 ADDITIONS TO THE MUSEUM. FROM IST OCTOBER TO 31ST DECEMBER 1886. A series of 16 specimens in mahogany case, illustrating the extraction of copper from cupreous pyrites. PRESENTED BY THE THARSIS SULPHER & COPPER Co., LD., GLASGOW. Nine specimens of minerals from different localities in England. PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSEUM. Specimens of magnetite and limonite and steatite from Gangai, Jabalpur district. PRESENTED BY MR. C. W. McMINN, C.S. ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY. FROM IST OCTOBER TO 31ST DECEMBER 1886. Titles of Books. Donors. ALLEN, Alfred H.-Commercial Organic Analysis, 2nd edition, Vol. I. 8° London, 1885. BALL, Valentine.-Observations on lion-breeding in the gardens of the Royal Zoological Society of Ireland. 4° Pam. Dublin, 1886. THE AUTHOR. BECKER, George F.-The Washoe Rocks. 8° Pam. San Francisco, 1885. THE Author. DABNEY, Charles W.-Methods of analysis of Commercial Fertilizers. 8° Pam. Washington, 1885. REVENUE & AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMent. DESLONGCHAMPS, Eugène Eudes.-Notes Paléontologiques. Vol. I. 8° Paris, 1863-1869. J. WOOD-MASON. EMMONS, S. F., and BECKER, George F.-Statistics and technology of the precious metals. 4° Washington, 1885. REVENUE & AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. EXHIBITIONS.-Allgemeine Landes-Ausstellung zu Budapest, 1885. Special-katalog der VI-ten Gruppe für Bergbau, Hüttenwesen und Geologie. 8° Budapest, 1885. 'ROYAL HUNGARIAN GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Die Königlich Ungarische Geologische Anstalt und deren Ausstellungs- ROYAL HUNGARIAN GEOLOGICAL INSTITUte. Colonial and Indian Exhibition. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. Official catalogue. 2nd edition. 8° catalogue of exhibits by the Government of India and private exhibitors. 8° London, 1886. GANNETT, Henry.-Report on the building stones of the United States, and statistics of the quarry industry for 1880. 4° Washington, 1883. |