Brazil, relations of, with the United | Churches, 52, 53. States, 116-125. an agricultural country, 241. Brazilians, traits of, 35, 40. sentiments toward the United British sentiment on slavery, 308, 321. Buckle, his remarks on Brazil, 94. Cabinets, changes in, 199. Campinas, noticed, 162, 163. Canary Islands, call at, 8. Cane, the crop, 249. Cantos of Dias, 232. Climate, 109-115, 131. Cobden, Richard, 3. Coffee, cheapness of its transporta- tion, 119. cultivation of, 242–248. Colonies, German and other, 77. Communication between the United Comsett, Consul, quoted, 77. can, visited, 331-339. Corcovado Mountain, view from, 23. Capital required in the Amazon | Corpus Christi, 55. Industries, 122 (see AGRICULTURE, | Lisbon, voyage from, to Rio, 9. transformation of slave, into free, Misericordia Hospital, visit to, 47. severe, of slaves, 315. character of, between Santos and Monte-Alverne, 225. Palm-trees, striking appearance of, Religious liberty, 52, 67. Pernambuco, delightful climate of, Rubber industry, 103, 293. 111. Petropolis, mountain resort, 128-130. Sailing-vessels, route of, from the Presbyterian church at São Paulo, Seamen, treatment of sick, 50. Slaves, appearance of plantation, United States, relations of, with Bra- 155, 156. Smith, Dr. Herbert H., quoted, 288. in the Amazon Valley, 279, 286. Soil of Brazil, 94, 97. zil, 116. trade of, with Brazil, 102. a peace-loving country, 323. Varella, F., 236. South America, impressions about, in Venders, street, 37. the United States, 3. Southern, Mr. Henry, quoted, 309. Steamship Company, United States 12. Stewart, Dr. J. A., 51. Surface of Brazil, 93, 104, 241. Table of the planter, 154. Tarboux, Rev., 169. Taste, lack of, 64. Thought, that of Brazil, 35. Tijuca, mountain suburb, 87-92. Tobacco, production of, 254. Thallenhorst, Captain, mentioned, 7. Wheat formerly cultivated, 114. Wheel of Foundling Hospital, 43. Winter, 111. Women, seclusion of, 70–71. |