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The following deserved tribute to J. N. Rey-
nolds, Esq, the father of the Exploring Expedi-
ton, is from the Baltimore American:


Regarding, as we do, the success of the Ex
ploring Expedition a matter OF deep national
[concern and as calculated to coHer essential bene-
fits on the country, it would be doing injustice,
were we not to notice the obligation under which


we conceive the nation to be to its original pro-
|iectors. Among the foremost Of these is J. N.


Reynolds, Esq. of Ohio, to whose untring exer-
tons we are indebted for the advancement Of
project fraught with the utmost important conse-
quences to the scientific well as the commercial
interests of our country. Let who will be the
immediate agents in the enterprise. the honor Of
its original conception must attach to the gen
tleman above named, and while we regret that
he is not to be participator in the prosecution
of the scheme, we feel the more inclined 10
award to him the honor so Justly DUE