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G. are buried in thick forest, and months might be delightfully."- employed in exploring them. l have seen sulli. cient 10 ascertain the high civilization of the former inhabitants, and that they possessed the art ofrepresentine sounds by signs, with which have hilhertobe- ileved no Americans previous to the conquest were acquainted" ssThe neighboring country for many leagues distant, contains remains of the ancient labor ofits peeple-bridges, reservoirs, monumental inscriptions, suhterraneous ediflces, &e.'' .iivery thing bears tes- timony that these surprising people were not physically dissimilar from the present Indians; but their civilization far surpassed thatcNf the Mexicans and peruvians; they must have existed long prior to the foarteenthcentary.a When the Indians, who at present inhabit the neighhorhood of these ruins are ask ed who built them, they reply .sthe de- yii.'