MINERALOGICAL REMARKS. 275
ACCOUNT OF FOSSILS-—AND MINERALOGICAL REMARKS.
Ar ‘Tokay I had quitted the plain, and entered the hilly country;
this continues to the great Carpathian Alps, a diftance of two or
three days journey, where I was very anxious to be during the fine
feafon, that I might botanize there. Yet, being informed that fome
very remarkable foflils had been found in thefe hills, 1 thought it
worth while going a little out of my dire& road in queft of them.
The 29th of June I left Tokay. The moment I was out of town .
I obferved great rocks of bafalt. overhanging the road, and a mile or
two further, the Volcanic Zeolite of Mr, Fichtel. This is certainly a
very curious foffil, and it as certainly forms rocks: but v ;hether it be
voleanie, and, if volcanie, whether it be Zeolite or not ; every one
will decide, on the firft queflicn, as he is prepol Hefled i in favour of
Plutonte or Nepiuni ic theories ; and on the DE accordi ng to the defini¬
tion he may give of Zeolite. It formed on the left hand fide of the
road a bank, which in fome places was fairly expofed to view.
It