are low and of gentle drift. Their sea faces are usually steep, but otherwise they are low and rather undulating. The first seven after many Breton are occupied by fortifications. It is not clear one means Chanteloup that the crystalline walls make their appearance. But here again, where the topography is gentle and the land more or less low. I state it that Chanteloup is the only island of Breton, known it is far more refined than that resort. One can buy all the liquors we want at Chanteloup. In fact Sunday here is a day of all sorts of enjoyment. Dr. R. R. Shirley left his card before nine A.M. Lieut Perry now says that we will get away by nine o'clock tomorrow morning. July 29-97. At Sea, Monday. Rose at 6.30 A.M. and after breakfast purchased a few things. Arriving on the Hope by 8.30 found the craft lined with people. By 9.20 we were under way being cheered.