(Table 2) pH and concentrations of dissolved and particulate chemical elements in the mixing zone of the Yur'eva River water and the Okhotsk Sea water

Data on behavior of iron, manganese, nickel, copper, and zinc in the zone where acidic volcanic waters of the Yur'eva River (Paramushir Island, Kuril Islands) mix with sea water are presented. Distributions of dissolved and particulate forms of these elements indicate that the mixing zone acts as a pH-based geochemical barrier, at which almost all dissolved iron and smaller amounts of other metals are precipitated. When chemogenic particulate matter formed in the mixing zone enters the open ocean, it can sorb trace elements from sea water.

Agglutinated benthic foraminifera of the Upper Cretaceous

A reexamination of the agglutinated benthic foraminiferal microfaunas found in the Upper Cretaceous red and brown clays of DSDP Hole 603B and ODP Holes 640A and 641A allows us to refine the initial shipboard biostratigraphic interpretation and to propose a fourfold zonation that can be used with some precautions in the oceanic realm. By means of various calibrations, an attempt is also made to integrate this zonation in a worldwide chronostratigraphic framework. The resulting chronologic control permits us to discern large differences in the rhythm of red clay deposition on either side of the North Atlantic Ocean.

Table 2.- Bryozoa collected during the LAMPOS expeditions between Punta Arenas and the northernmost tip of the Antarctic Peninsula

The 78 bryozoan species collected by the German R/V "Polarstern" during the LAMPOS cruise in April 2002, encompassing the Scotia Arc archipelagos between Tierra del Fuego and the Antarctic Peninsula, were studied to discern the biogeographical patterns of the Magellan region of South America, the Scotia Arc archipelagos and the Antarctic. The resulting dendrogram shows three clusters: an isolated one with the three easternmost archipelagos and the other two linking some of the northern and southern Scotia Arc archipelagos with Tierra del Fuego. A more comprehensive analysis using all the species previously recorded from the Scotia Arc archipelagos and adjacent areas (214 spp.) produced a clearer zoogeographical pattern without isolated clusters of localities. The Antarctic Peninsula plus the Scotia Arc archipelagos form a large cluster distinct from the Magellan-Falkland Subantarctic area. A third analysis making use of 78 genera present in the study area plus Australia and New Zealand reinforces this pattern, showing two clusters: one uniting South America and the Australian-New Zealand realm and the other linking the Scotia Arc archipelagos with the Antarctic Peninsula. These results indicate that the Scotia Arc archipelagos represent merely a very narrow bridge connecting two different bryozoan faunas with only a few bryozoan species in common between the study areas.

Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of New York.

Lists of members in each volume; some of these are merely partial lists, members in attendance at the annual meetings, etc.

[Speeches delivered in the Senate and House of Representatives in 1844.]

[no. 1] Evans, George. The tariff of 1842 vindicated.--[no. 2] Evans, George. Discussion on the tariff.--[no. 3] Stewart, Andrew. Speech ... in defence of the tariff and distribution.--[no. 4] Wethered, John. Speech ... on the tariff.--[no. 5] Dayton, W.L. Speech ... on the tariff.--[no. 6] Stephens, A.H. Speech ... against the tariff bill reported by the committee of ways and means.--[no. 7] Rives, W.C. Speech ... on Mr. McDuffie's proposition to repeal the tariff act of 1842.--[no. 8] The tariff, a tract for the times, by a citizen of Virginia.--[no. 9] Tariff doctrine.--[no. 10] The sub-treasury.--[no. 11] Stuart, A.H.H. Speech ... on the bill to incorporate the subscribers to the fiscal bank of the United States.--[no. 12] Archer, W.S. Speech ... on the treaty for the annexation of Texas.--[no. 13] Jarnagin, Spencer. Speech ... on the treaty for the annexation of Texas.--[no. 14] Benton, T.H. Texas annexation bill.--[no. 15] Whig text book.--[no. 16] Hardin, J.J. Speech ... reviewing the public life & political principles of Mr. Van Buren.--[no. 17] White, John. Speech ... in defence of Mr. Clay upon the charge of "Bargain and sale".--[no. 18] Davis, Garret. Extract from the speech ... exhibiting the expenditures of Mr. Van Buren's administration, the public debt, and the condition of the Treasury at its close.--[no. 19] Barnard, D.D. Letter ... in review of the report of the committee of ways and means on the finances and the public debt.

The Kansas Pacific Railway and its relations to the Union Pacific Railroad and the government of the United States.

Signed: L.H. Meyer, chairman.

Argument submitted on behalf of the Kansas Pacific Railway Co., before the Secretary of the Interior and the Attorney-General of the U.S. /

Includes a bill filed by the Kansas Pacific and Denver railway companies to compel the Union Pacific Railroad Company to operate and use its road as required by the several acts of Congress relating thereto.

The Pacific railroads : the rights of the people ignored.

"March 31, 1874"--Page 8.

Circuit Court of the United States, district of Nebraska, the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, and the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company, vs. the Union Pacific Railroad Company : in equity /

Cover title.

Memorial of the committee of nine of the first mortgage bondholders of the Kansas Pacific Railway Co., New York, Jan. 11, 1878.

At head of title: To the Honorable Carl Schurz, Secretary of the Interior.

Secretary of the Interior on the Pacific railroads; extract from annual report. Second session, forty-fifth Congress, December 3, 1877.

With: Acts of Congress relating to the Union Pacific railroad and branches. Washington : J.L. Pearson, Printer, 1877. Bound together subsequent to publication.

The Kansas Pacific Railway and its relations to the government of the United States.

Relates to rate discrimination by the Union Pacific Railroad.

In the Circuit Court of the United States, district of Nebraska, the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, and the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company, vs. the Union Pacific Railway Company : in equity /

Cover title.

Message from the President of the United States communicating in answer to a Senate resolution of December 6, 1877 information in relation to the operation of the Union Pacific Railroad and its branches.

Signed: Charles Devens, Attorney-General.

At a General Assembly begun at Dover, in the Delaware State, ... the following Acts were passed ...

The 111th, 112th, and 113th session laws are lacking because it was ascertained by the Public Archives Commission that the regular session of the Delaware General Assembly which convened in January 1947 was the 114th regular Legislative session held following the adoption of the state's first Constitution in 1776.