Cuneva.
Cunucunumo river.
Cunuri, cataract of.
Cura, the.
Curare, or vegetable poison, see Poisons.
Curacicanas, cotton manufactures of the.
Currents:
equinoctial, in the Atlantic.
causes of.
variations of the.
seeds and fruits, deposited by.
Currency.
Cuspa, or Cinchona tree, medicinal properties of.
Cuzco, city of.
Dagysa notata, a mollusc, discovered by Sir J. Banks.
Darien:
coast of.
gold of the.
gulf of.
Dairies of Andalusia.
Dances of the Indians.
Dapa, island of.
Dapicho, or fossil India-rubber.
preparation of.
growth of.
Daripe, San Miguel de.
Decrement of heat, laws of the.
Deer, American.
Deformities, natural, total absence of, among the Indians.
Deity, ideas of the, held by native Indians.
Delpeche, printing office established by.
Delta, the plains of the.
Deluge, traditions of the.
Demerara:
settlement of.
Depons, M., opinions of, on Lake of Valencia.
Deserts of the New World:
dangers of travelling in.
Devil's Nook (Rincon del Diablo).
Dialects, Indian:
analogy of.
affinity of.
diversity of.
Diamante:
island of.
sugar plantations of.
Diamonds:
cutting of, first invented.
legends of.
Diego de Losada, town founded by.
Diego de Ordaz.
Dirt-eating, a custom of the Ottomacs.
Diseases most prevalent in America.
Divinity, native ideas of.
Dolphins:
of the river Manzanares.
of the Temi.
Dornajito, spring of.
Don Alexandro Mexia.
Don Jose de Manterola.
Don Nicolas Soto, travels with.
Don Vincent Emparan, Governor of Cumana:
intelligence and hospitality of.
Dorado:
district of.
expeditions to.
de la Parima.
Doubts, geographical, respecting the junction of great rivers.
