"Herc sleep the brave"
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We learn by the exploring brig Anna wan, Capt. Natil'f B. Palmer, arrived at this port from the South Seas, that she parted company with consort, the Seraph, Capt. E. Pendleton, in a gale on lst June, to the westward of Cape Horn, which vessel no doubt will also soon arrive. The Seraph and Anna wan, were fitted out and sailed from tIis port, in October 1899, on discovery and exploring voyage to the South Seas, Pa ciiic, Nc. Being private enterprise, but having the patronage of government, 1t was expected that it would prove q national benefit to navigation, conner eial trade, &c. but which, after all the laudable and praiseworthy exertions ol it's promoters, has, 1t appears, failed of producing in any great degree, the ex- pected national benefits, from causes, however, entirely beyond the control ol its able and worthy commanders, from wanto authority from government. The conduct aud assertions of q main part of their crews, forced the commanders from the route laid out by their instruc- lions, and to give up their exploring and discovery, apd left to them no other al- formative than to make collection of seal skins, &c. and return home; estab- fishing the fact, that an enterprise ofthis nature, cannot be successfully and tho roughly carried into effect by private means; but the Seraph and Annawan have now produced in evidence, beyond doubt, that a public expedition of ex- ploring and discovery, is the only one that is calculated to insure and obtain, the great and desired national benefits.

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