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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
Railways Chinese llcdicated Soap.

WHY is Railways Chinese MediCated Soap
preferred TO all other soaps, either for Toilet or
Medical purposes.
Because. il is truly medcated preparation.
Its medical properties are selected from the
most rare and choice extracts IN the whole
| materia medca. Its action on the SKIN and Sc
cretory vessels is entirely different from all other
SOAPS II opens the pores of the skin ceanses
| from those natural avenues all impedimentS
which prevents The free escape of the impurities
of the luids. Thus keeping the culicle in a
ueallhy condition, and preventing the skin from
becoming parched, dry or disfgured with
Pmples, Blotches. Pustules, Ring Worm, Fry
sipeias. Salt Rbeum, NC.
For the Toilet il is superior TO all imported
soaps, being entirely free from all poisonous ad.
mixtures, such as caustc, muriatic acids, "
bismuth which tends to iTritate the skin-and
instead of eradicating the diseases from The syS-
tenn, drives them (the diseases) in the skin.-
When aner short period they appear again
upon the surface in much worse condition
than before. What advantage IL is then 10 use
the genuine Rad,eay's Chinese Nedicdtcd Soap"
in preference 10 all others. II is cheaper, better
and gives better satisfaction than any other ar
ticle of the kind In the market. IL never fails
in removing all excrescences, Pimples, Blotches
Puslules, Ring Worm, &c. from the SUI face
II soliens, puriiies. heals and soothes the skin
and adds beauty to the complexion OF all who
use II.
Sold for l2t cents per cake. by
! may 81. x. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
and by J. & r. G. Radway, No2 Cortland-st.,
New York and by Druggists generally through
out the United States.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

INTERESTING TO SHIPPERS OF CoRN.-l'
has been ascerlained that the 'shrinkage' o
corn shipped to Europe, is about eqaal to six
per cent. An account Of sales OF $4,000 bu
shells sent from New Orleans to France,
gives loss Of 10000 lbs. Those who ship
ought to take this item into their calculation
as il is IN important e,and would be equal in
many cases to an average profit upon cargo
Corn from Georgia aud Tennessee would
probably shrink less than that which is car.
ried to New Orleans in fiat boats, and which
is consequently exposed to moisture on the
river
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
Correspondence OF baltimore SUN.
WAsHINerON, June Both.

Mr.. John Q. Adams, just before he lefI
this city. for Massachusetts, held a converse
tion with friend OF mine, ,oG the subject OF the
Mexican war. He gave his views very
freely, and in substance they were that the
war with Mexico would not end until the
United States had conquered the whole Of il.
tie believes that the matter had gone so far
that it was no longer under the control ol
this government, and that our people would
subjugate, acquire, appropriate and annex
the whole Of Mexico. II was his opinion
moreover, that from the war, would arise
a military enthusiasm in this country
leading the people TO prefer military men
for eli elective Offices. lie was quite Ger.
tain that, for years to come, oil successful
candidates for the Presidency must be mill.
isry men, connected with or grown out ol
the Mexican war.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

The passage in the intercepted letter of Sec
retsry Marcy to Gen. Scott W hich attracts most
attention in Mexico is the concluding portion,
substantially as follows:
elimination has been given TO the Govern
menf that portion of the people of the State ol
Vera Cruz, and also Of some other States, Is
disposed to refuse obedience to the Central
Government Should such be the case, you
will adopt such measures as may encourage
this spirit, using the utmost discretion, never
theless, that the United States may not appeal
compromised as it may occasion embarrass
ment TO the Government when negotiations fol
peace are entered upon. Should you Judge i
proper you might offer aid or protection wher
the war terminates"
| Another portion of the Secretarys letter an
nounces that Gen. Taylor had made application
to the war department for two or three thousand
regulars who have been in the service in cast
he should be expected TO advance into the coun
try. The Secretary says that much as the gov
ernmen, may be disposed to reinforce Genera
Taylors division, it hardly deems 1t prudent tC
do so at the expense Of Gen. Scots command
who appears more particularly to need troops
of the description indicated by ten. Taylor
He leaves it, therefore, to Gen. Scott to decide
as commander-in-chiefo of the forces in Mexico
whether the suggestion of Gen. Taylor should
be acceded TO.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry.

(From the New York Evening Mirror)
We call the attention of invalidS TO new medi-
cal compound advertised in another column, DR..
Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters.
This union of two articles celebrated for their
wonderful effects in purifying the blood and
Strengthening the system, forms preparation
simple, yet ellicacious and is highly recommend
ed by eminent physicians. 1t is very pleasant
to take, and at this season of the year, when
tonics are needed, il will be found to be one OF
the very best medicines that can he used--per-
ectly safe-and in all cases of bilious character,
very effective.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
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DR WooDs SARsAPARiLLA AND WILD CHERRY
BITrERs.- containing all the sanalive qualities
of those most valuable articles of the Materia
Medica, combined with other valuable Remedial
Agents, furnish the safest and most effective
medicine for Jaundicc occ asioned by an obstruc-
tion of the hillary passages-Dyspepsia, dis
reSsing and almost indescribable complaint
Scrofua. prevailing to the greatest extent when
the seasons are variable-Pimples on the Face
which cause SO much anxiety on account OF
their unsightly Observation-Disclosures, sick
headache, Piles &c, &c, ever offered to the
public. For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
JENNINGS
New Premium SAFETY LAMP,
Patented January 18Th, iS47.


TNIlS new Premium Safety Lamp, for burn.
i ing Phosgene Gas, is confidently believed
to be superior TO any now in use. Its light In
produced by the burning Of an aerliorm Gas,
which rushes in beautiful jets, through small
perforations in Platina. The Gas is generated, f,
as il is used, by the heat ofits own combustion,
constantly acting upon liquid in the Lamp -
Thus it is a portable and convenient apparatus
tor creating aud burning an aerif'rm Gas Its
construction is such that, while exceedingly
beautiful, both in appearance and performance,
aH possibility Of accident from as uSeis entirely
remored. From its extreme simplicity il IL
sure to keep in order, aud though its light is
the most brilliant and Illuminating, yet soft; II
costs less than any other artificial kind. IL re-
quires no cleaning, trimming, shade or glass
as do the Solar and Camphene Lamps, burns
entirely free from any smoke or odour, and e.
mts but little heat. II is isadmrably adapted to
all places where rood light is required, especial
lly to Public buildings, Halls, Hotels &c, and
is from the soothing quality of its light of es-
sential advantage to Students, Seamstresses,
and Artizans generally. The opinion of the
scientific may be learned from the fact that the
American Institute at their last Fair, awarded
TO these Lamps the First Premium over every
other kind. The curious well as lovers OF
economy and convenience, are invited 10 ex-
anime these Lamps at l09 Thames street.
where both Lamps aud Fluid are for sale by
\ HENRY TISDALE,
April go, IS47. Ag't for Manufacturers
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

Virginia Special Election. We learn from
the Richmond Wing that at the special e'ec
ton held in Morgan on the 9th inst" to sup,
ply the vacancy in the House of Delegates
occasioned by the resignation Of Andrew
Michael, Esq, in consequence Of an alleged
informally in April last, that gentleman has
been re. elected by majority of Is votes
Parties are now tied in the Legislature or
lont ballot.
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a. MARINE LIST. k
PORp Oq S7-9V2PO0Po o
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, July 9.
Brig Lisbon, Price, Warren.
SATURDAY, July 3.
Brig Alvarado, Lamphear, Prov Packet
Lealaud, Hallowell do.
Schrs. Hanover, Frink, Bath, f. River
Hiram, Cook, CalIas, Prov.
SATURDAY, July d.
Schr Lagrange, Champney, Camdeh.
Sips, Spray, =, Norwich Providence
Brown, New York.
MONDAY, July 5.
Brig Samuel Brown, Fletcher, Wilmington
Schr. l.. Wood Bunker, Prov. Gouldboro.
TUESDAY, July q.
Schr. Independence, Brown, Prov. Sullivan
Brig Enoch, Baker, Fall River, Phila.
Schrs Henry, Parker, Calas. Prov Stran
ger, Tobey, Baltimore, do.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
BRIGHTON MARKET
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertise
Monday, July 5, 1917.

At Market AGO Beef Cattle, Including those
left ovcr,) 900 Sheep and $40 Swine.
Prices cef Cattle-We quote to cores
pond with last week.-Mrs., quality z % a 90
second 6 25 a 6 Is; third IS q & %.
Working Oxen-No Gales
Cows and Calves--A few sales at S23, S2I
and S32.
Sheep-Small lots at 50. 2 25 3 G2. and SO
Swine-Old Hogs, selected, 81 and 6sc; a
lot to close Ia; small pigs7c. At retail
from 81 to &c; pigs to &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08
Court of Probate, .Newport, July 6, lS47.

Upon the petition Of Simon Newton,Jr. admir-.
u on the estate ofThomas G. Pllman Jr. late
Of Newport deceased stating that the personal
estate Of said Thomas G.. Prman Jr. is INSULT
cient by the sum Of seven hundred and fifteen
dollars 50 cents to pay the debts of said dec ed,
and the allowance to ihe widow, &c, aud pray
ing that he may be authorized as administrator
on said estate TO sell at public auction the right.
title, and the interest which said Pltm an had at
The time OF his death in aud 10 all his real estate
in the town OF Newport, or so much thereof as
will be sufficient TO raise SAID sum with ncden.
tai expenses; The same is read, received, and re.
lerred for consideration to Court ol Probate, Ia
be holden al the Town Hall in Newport on The
first Monday in August next, al o o'clock a. IN,
and notice is ordered TO be given thereOib by ad-
vertisement for three successive weeks IN the
Herald of the Times, that all persons interested
may appear ifthey see fit at SAID time and place
aud be heard.
True copy-wtness,
June 10. b. b. ROWLAND. Prob. elk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

GFThe graduated class at West Point
numbers thirty eight, and it is expected that
the whole number will be soon called into
service. On Friday evening last, On address
upon the Importance and service to the coun.
try Of the Military Academy, was delivered
by Z. ID. Mansfield, Esq, OF Cincinnati. II
is spoken ofas being an admirable discussion
of the subject.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

GJ-We learn from the Amherst Mass.
Express, that the Hon, Samuel Willlston. OF
Easlhampton. has recently gwen $1,000 to
Amherst College, for purposes of instruction,
in addition to the $4,000 which he had pre-.
vousy given to found ProlessorshiP.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

The Rev. DR.. Tying Of Philadelphia ar
rived at llavro in the ship "Argo," after Q
passage of nineteen days, with health ant
strength much recruited by the voyage. Az
ter passing few days in Paris, he expected
to leave on the 18th Of May for Italy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

Leiheon.-Tho most remarkable case ol
the use Of the Lelheon is that Of rich man
in New York, who, while under its influence.
had "extracied from him fifty dollars for o
charitable purpose, without experiencing the
least pain or regret"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

Progress Of Immigration. n.-There have ar
rived at the quarantine ground, Staten 10
land, N. Y, between the I'd Of April and the
26lh OF June, this year, a period OF S5 days,
Us, 900 emigrants, by far the largest portion
of whom are Germans, having the means and
intention OF moving to the far West, and very
little sickness amongst them.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

.qverage Price of Flow.-The Albany IN
~ Argus publishes a statement OF the aver
age prices Of -four in that c;'y from the yea'
1924 to 1916 inclusive, by which il appears
that the highest average price, so GA was in
1887 lowest average price $4 63, was in
1887 lowest price, s. IS, was in 1886.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

A BLUE DAnLIA.-Tbe Dublin llor,icul-
tura Society hus recently offered premium
of s 1000 for blue dahiia Ten thousand
dollars offered for a blue dahlia while hun-
dred times ten thousand lrishmen are famish
ng-dyng-rottng-from the want of the
comnonest neccssaries Of life
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WHAV,ER =.

At St. Carlos, March 18TH bark Damon
Davenport, 100 bbls sperm oil.
At Bay of Islands Feb. Sd, ship John Cog
geshall, Macy, 900 sperm oil.
Arr. at Sydney, NSW, Feb 2lst, ship Geo
Champlin, Swain, 1900 whale, 300 sperm
and IL, 900 lbs bone.
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HARVEST IN DELAwARE.-The Whining

HARVEST IN DELAWAKE.-I nc " ITHIIHB
ton Republican says
"Many farmers in this county commenced
cutting their wheat last week, and many more
are now following their example. TIE wheat
crop will prove something above an average
the heads being large and well filed -
Some OF our farmers state that the heads av'
crage from fifteen to twenty grains more
than usual.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

GFsTbe Jonesborough (Tenn.) Wing, ed
tied by Parson Brownlow, nomlnates Clay
for President and Taylor tor Vice President
that he may learn to be as great q states
man as he is a General ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

The Scramble for 0Gice.-The Collector OF
the port of New York has on file over fifteen
hundred applicants for Office; or more than
thirty candidates are applying for the place
Of every officer OF employer in the custom
house.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

lTThe accounts Of the growing crops
throughout the State of Texas, OF cotton
corn and sugar, continue TO be highly en-
couraging.
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CouH Of Probate, .Ntwport, July 6, IS47.

CoUr Of Probate, .Ntwpor, July 6, Io47
VNHE Administrator on the estate of Joseph w
L Marsh late of Newport, deceased. presents
his first account on said estate, and the Com
mssionerS on said estate present their Report
OF claims against said estate, for reception and
allowance, the same is received and referred
or consideration to a Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport on the
first Monday in August next at Q o'clock, A. M
and notice is ordered to be given thereof by al
verlisement for three successive weeks in the
Herald ofthe Times, that all persons interested
may appear, if they see tit, al said time and
place and be heard.
True copy-wilneSs,
iunel0. b. B. llowLAND. Prob. elk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

The Irish Relief Fand--The total amount
received by the committee in New York city,
to the 2Slh inst, inclusive was one hundred
and ffty-six thousand, five hundred and
eighty one dollars; the receipts since the
28lh Of May being S3,459.
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o. Our thanks are due to Russell
Coggeshall, Esq. for Boston paper of
last evening. 1t contained no news of
importance.
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From the Baltimore american Of Monday


A CURIOSITY ExPEcTED-A Chinese Junk
in The United Siaies.-Our readers may re-
collect that some eight months since on arri.
val at New York from Canton reported that
an enterprising American ship master had
purchased Chinese junk and sailed for New
York, since which time nothing had been
heard of her. 1t now appears that she has
nearly completed her voyage. Capt Lloyd
Slemmer, of the schr. Mary Augusta, arrived
at this port on Saturday from Rio Grande
reports that he spoke on the 29lh of June,
off Cape Henry. 200 miles distant, Chinese
junk, with the Empcror's flag flying, three
hundred days from Canton, bound 10 Nee
York. II we recollect Alright the object OF
bringing so strange q vessel to this country
was to exhibit her, and no doubt the enter
prisiDg owner will ieap rich reward for his
perilous undertaking.
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X. J. TAYLOR.
The Faircst Testimony on Record

" $1,000 Ladies in the City Of New York.
10000 ' Bl ooklyn.
9.40O Z" & Albany.
$500 Troy.
$50 600 in other towns and villages in th is
State, making in all 1871, 900 ladies, besides a
very large majority OF the gentlemen popula
ton who are true advocates and regular patrons
of that yeIy excellent Toilet Emollient
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QFThc Sea Serpent has appeared Of
Nahani. This Inilmalcs that the hotel keep
ers there are oil ready foi their summer Gus
tom.
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GPThomas Dunn English is about Il
pu, to press, in Philsdelphis, history Of th'
Journals and Journalists Of the United States
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TO LET,

"ANTED.-A smart boy from rs 10 Is
w years old, one that work will not lrighten.
Apply at VOSE'S.
July 8.
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OPINION OF THE PRESS.
From the Sentinel and Rsformer, Worcester,
Mass, June, IS45.
Wistar'S BalSam Of Wild Cherry.

The beneficial effects of this remedIcal com,
position are astonishing TO the world, and
make it one Of the most popular medicines
now known. For Coughs, Colds, and Con
sumptive cases, its curative powers are estab
lished by numerous testimonials OF tho highest
character. In the first stages of disease,
termed catarrhal Consumption, originating
from neglected Colds, il has been used with
unde WAITING success, and hundreds ackno edge
they owe the restoration Of their health TO thin
invaluable medicine.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on
tho wrapper. The genuine is for sale by X.
TAYLOR, Newport
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Another Restored i'm kennebcck
Co., Me.
East Liyermore, August IL, lS45

Dear Sir:
You may publish this letter, or make
such use of il az you think best. A year ago
last fall ! was taken sick with a severe cough,
was very much pressed for breath, lost my aP-
petite, aud became very much reduced ~,
my general health, sweat proiusoiy, aud could
not sleep nights, l applied to PLY siclan,
who done all in his power 10 relieve and re.
store me, but did not succeed. ] was confined
TO the house most Of the winter often had long
spells Of severe coughing, raised some blood
Some time in the spring ! commenced taking
Wistar's BaIsaIn Of Wild Cherry.
Before had finished one bottle was relieved;
my cough removed; my sleep restored; l bled
no more. | have taken four bottles the past
season. My strength and general health is
now good. | attribute il TO
lWistar's BalsaIn Of Wild Cherry.
Signed, NATHAN WELLINGTON.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. yelling
ton, and believe his statement above TO be true
Signed, SUMNER Z. MooLION'
None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS on
the wrapper. v,o,
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
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MAHHlMG!&Sa


N~--l1+Sv~ w.
In Providence, on Wednesday evening, the
.3lst ult., by the Rev DIR. Cleavcland, Mr..
Edwin Williams, to Miss Sarah Anna, daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Marsh, formerly OF this place.
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PAPER HANGINGS.
SOn ROLLS new patterns, just reed
CUU aud for sale by
June 30. NJ. FREEB0RN X Co
MANCHESTER'S
DAGUERRE OTYPE ROOMS.


Westminster street, Providence. X }.
"HlLE thanking our old friends 4 patrons
w cordially for past favors we world respect
fully invite the public generally to call at ocr
rooms and examine specimens As soon as con-
venient. our stay in this place being limIled--
DO not delay, life Is uncertain, now iS the lime
to obtain perfect likeness OF that beloved pa
rent, brother, sister or child, which when these
fond objects of your affection are removed from
your sight will be 10 you an invaluable treasure,
yes, and how pallry will you hen consider The
trife which It's acquisition cost Since our re-
turn we have oi(en been panied by the sincere
but unavailng regret expressed to MS by 2,
a former opportunity of securing correct
likeness OF a friend or relative, are now mourn
ing the loss of those friends with no trace with
which TO recall their features
June TO-
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Newport Bank.

A SEMIANNUAL dividend will be paid al
"A the Bank on aud after the let Of July, lsi7
per order,
June 2i-3w S. CAllooNE, Cssh'r.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-01
col. J. C. FREMONT.

A few years ago a lark eyed, intelligent
looking vnuag officer IF small hut AGILE and
sincwv h-urc. mi1',t have been sc"n in TIE
L.ihrrry "ft'rC-, : i. mi in oii'cr pr'!;c
resorts in Washington city. His c"rntc
nance wore an cXarr%siun OF enp i-"i a
want of enjoyment; is miTd nd sniritS
seemed cnc!rain"d "rH crippled ny advers"
circumstances, \ hrc II srcon' tIrutcnAn:-
ship, his s-ada-@< i:Ji,";riby ms uniform
seemed TO prrscu. a ;cdious and rontir
gent prospect Of glory. The drawing of
plans. taking surveys, Notifications, and
other dry details Of his profession, seemed
his inevitable Gorm for many a weaIy year
These were the depressing thoughts Of "ur
young brevet second lieutenant. There
appeared to be no hope for him. Talent,
genius. science, could not advance hin
farther than the metlIodical routine Of mill,
tary grade. In the midst Of his gloom and
depression, there was one who was sharp,
sighted enough TO see through the V il oI
modcsty and Direction which cnvrlnp"d i
bold mind and a daring heart. Whose eye
but that of woman could thus put 10 shame
the boosted sagacity Of man?
Our young lieutenant found a devoted
guardian angel in one of the noblcst of heI
sex, the inheritress of the proud spirit ant
genius of her Roman father. In vain pru
Dental considerations opposed their union
They followed TIC example ofresolute liver
in every age, and joined their faith in spit
of every opposition. Like a sensible parent
the father brought to his home the fugitive
lovers. II was then he Thought to inquire
of the young man what was his prospects ii
life-what was he fit lor-what did hi
ambition aim at? "Sir,' was the reply, 6
only lack your influence to secure me thu
permission of my commander 10 discover
new route across the Rocky Mountains
If in two years ] do not prove myself wor
thy to be your son-in-law, may perish a
mid the SHOWS" The permission was Oh
tanned, and in a few days Lieutenant Ere
mont entered upon that distinguished ca
reer ofscientific and geographical discover
which is now the admiration Of tho age
rNcw Orleans Delta.