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4 Result Of The Exploring Erpedi-


fion.-In the January number OF the
Horticultural Magazine, in an article


entitled "A retrospective view Of Hort.


culture for the year 1842," is the follow.


ing interesting paragraph:


An important addition has been


made, or ultimately will be made TO our
collections, By tho labors of the explor.
ing expedition. The number Of live
plants brought home amount to between
two hundred and three hundred species.
among them several new fruit trees from
the West Indies, The collection of seeds
embraces many hundred kinds from ali
the various places where the expedition
touched, among them MANY of the ericas
from the Cape Of Good Hope, aud the
splendid Pinns Lambertiana, from the
Columbia River. The seeds wera Mar.
ed under The direction OF the National
Institute at Washingioa, and have bean
literally distributed by Dr. Pickering
the curator. For the growth of the live
plants, green house, SO feet long. has
been erected on the vacant ground n ,ha
rear OF the Patent Office. Part Of THE
has been partitioned off, store or hot
house nous for the tropical plants and fruits
These. when. increased, will probably
90 distributed among the nursery mar
Of the country"