Narrative of the surveying voyages of his majesty's ships Adventure and Beagle (vol.2): between the years 1826 and 1836 : describing their examination of the southern shores of South America, and the Beagles's circumnavigation of the globe

INDEX. 685 1829), 393-395 — expeditions under Lieut. Sulivan, Mr. Chaffers and Mr. Mellersh at Galapagos, 485, 486, 489- 497. Boroa Indians, liglitcoloured, origin, 402 — further notices, 465. Brett Cape, 564, 565. Brightman Inlet, fish, 295. Brisbane, Mr. 270 — account of ruin of Port Louis, 271 — murdered, 327, 328 — burial, character, shipwreck, 332- 335- Butterflies, singular flight of, 117. Button Island, 223. Bynoe, Mr. Benjamin, 19, 21— skill and kindness, 77, 78 — accompanies Fuegians on shore, 127 — anecdotes, 180, 181 — account of Indians near Gulf of Trinidad, 197, 198 — remarks on Easter Bay, large deserted canoes and wigH'ams, 199 — various notices, 200 — at Woollya, 320— River Santa Cruz, 337-356 — lands on James Island, Galapagos, 497 — weather du- ring stay, 500. Calbuco, meaning of word, 377 — origin of name, 387. Calbucanos, mode of life, 390— alerse planks, astillero, 39 1 — loads, land- slips, 392. Callao, 482. Cainarones Bay, wood, water, grass, Indian tombs, 305. Carlos, San, 363 — climate, 3B6. Carmen, Del, Nuestra Seiiora, Patago- nians near, 145 — situation, houses, 298 — fort, inhabitants, ' Estancia del Rey,' settlers, Indians, 299 — anec- dotes, 300 — customs and manners, trade, coal, 301 — Paz and Liebre there, 31 1 —wild fowl, hunting, Indian attack in 1783, 313, 314. , American schooner, hired to go for Challenger's crew, 468 — met dismasted, 473 — sketch of cruise, 474, 476. Carrasco, Don Eduardo, Hydrographer at Lima, renders material assistance to Expedition, 484. Castro, 382 — climate, 386. Catharina, Santa, good harbour, inhabi- tants, 83. Cattle, v/ild, hunt, at Falklands, 279- 281. Cavahi Island discovered, 508. ' Cesares, Los,' rumours of settlement, 287 — Spaniards' visit and description of it, 392, 393. Chaffers, Mr. 270— sails in Adventure, 274 — at Gorriti, 284 — examines inlet and river at Port Desire, 316, 317 • — ascends River Santa Cruz, 337 — examines Hood Island, and other places in Galapagos Islands, 485, 497. Challenger, H.M.S. at Falklands, 328 —search for murderers, 329, 331 report of loss, 428 — confirmed, 429 Blonde sails to assist, 430 — party go over land, 431 — ferry, estate, Don Juan Rivera, 432, 433 — Colcura, 434 — Villagran, Chivilingo, 436 — coal, Carampangue, 437 — Arauco, 437-442 —country, Indians, 443 — Quiapo,444 —bad travelling, 445, 446^Tucapel, Valdivia, 447, 448 — Leiibu, party reach Challenger's crew, 449 — ac- count of wreck and subsequentevents, 451-460 — party's return, Quiapo, ' Ulpu,' cattle, 461 — river, rancho, 462 — Araucanians, 463, 464 — Boroa- nos, Tubul River, 465— journey, 466, 467 — Blonde, 469— goes to relieve Challenger's crew, 469— delays, mis- take, 470, 471— reach Leiibu, 472 embarkation, 473 — Talcahuano, 475 H.M.S. Conway receives crew and sails, 479— causes of wreck, 480. Chiloe, inhabitants, 379— Indians, reli- gion, 380 — foreign settlers, kindness, barter, 381— fish, coal, towns, disco- very, 382 — population, decrease, mines, 383— early notices, name, pi- rates, Spaniards, 384 — Indians' re- gret of Spanish government, tithes, oppression, 385 — anecdote, tasks, patriots, climate, 386— good sites for docks, tide-streams, 387 — Chilote voyages, 392 — deserters. Padre Fo- rastes, expedition, 394—' vaqueano,' search, 395— meteoric appearances (note), 395— earthquake, 41 6. Chiut Island, strawberries, 387. Chonos Indians, 130.142— boy on board Adeona, cannibalism, hostdities, 189 — ' Niqueaccas,' quickness, religious ideas, ceremony, 190— burial-places,