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THE FRUITS OF THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
AT soirse given by Captain Wilkes, the com
mander of The Expedition, the Geological Associ t
ton were shown many ofthe beautiful drawings that
will appear in the reports that shortly TO be pub


shed. They will form ten or twelve quarto vo-
lumns of plates and maps. The number OF draw ings
of birds exhibited in the gallery, is nearly 2COu; the
number OF fishes, 829; OF reptiles, l46; Of crmsIa-
cea, 500 of insects, 1900 OF shells, 10000; Zoo
phytes, 800; ofcorals, 450 ofplants 10000 species
atd $4,000 specimens.