New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
LATER FROM OREGON.

LATER fk'lM OhEbO'.
IrNHTos Oregon. July 2jh. 1874.
am her. in olr nev. town. which we have named
n a.oy. in respect for ir. LiCna services Tor lni'
Territory Our pace is len mics from Vancouver.
no The West bank OF tie Willamette river, AT he
mead oE ship navigation, ant three or tour nn!rF
thove the mouth o! Wallam~ie, AID twenii -:'e
niles below the Willamette Falls. i'aveuo dnuhl
Ipst this place viii be the great COMMERCIAL 'oTi
an the territory. W. are selling lots AT iilts Collar
H. and sell them fast that. Al the ia!!s iher
,s quit a town ,,readY. | own t"o lots in Ootgo
LI,. ,,ne town ui the Fails. incy are sof.i 10 be
euuh Two huudr-d dollars each.
was ,ix weeks at Vancouver, where myself aho
,nilv were most hospitality enir r'ai"ed h, DE- Nc
Iaueh,in iftc @! all charge. fad PROVISIONS hiSn
-nork 10 cents beet O. poiai0t 4cc. flu. II per
nnct,ed Bun hnd IT casts me as iiiie, even less
q live here than 10 Weston. / ac salmon are run
nns new, and wilt coniinu. TO idn Un'h Oct2oti
n-yt !nev generally commence furilhS the las
i, F.bruar. AID end ~ OctUurr a tins point W.
,uJchased ui the inciens, ducks, Geese, swans Sal
,.n potarnes alters and vruison, 'or iItin 0'
,o,hips. DucAs four ioids; geese, eight loads.
vain, zen loads; saimon tour LOADS oi p'wder "b'
not each f'rutrirTA cost uuoul II! c"n;r y Hound
here an. fi,r, ducA- &c. here iiia oI we ''''
I,. nhi..eel,is IL gi-iJ rEinhers. ihr' rSii'4
ere. nil IE. VI inter. Iuu can sr!! an: l1n% hti
;iof WIS ever sid. stocking carr ni"oghs -
.qch. We bave first rate hrrNsini'h i"i"g ~ or @
,,act. vho makes hrsi rate CAY lows h' 81
MS per i.ouni, he finding all
rave e,e,I enough oi tnc country to give ou l.
;; d..,.ri,t;on If u You have already sOue know
,.r. oi y, geography The fis, and second regions
,ifi.y nost materially IN Almost every thing ShH
ouly sneak o; this, The first region, tIns along Z
sea coast. ns yea come Gown the to'"inoit river
an The tasCuor, Wil"e i'ie hrst rsei II le! !ih'"n
nm, see hich mouElains o. each side I" the view,
cf ,o ,ltSe 10 !ts bsukS and covered Ia titll very
,,p,,uils witt heav, bCdits u p;s.e hnd hr. Nt''
ar. some afro~ bottoms al"rs the river ~ whlch are
.nv,rd with gruss, but which OTeFiic" III tat Siii
-1r. You SEE. .n-ut beetii:i,i waterfalls, some -
h,n, Ann feet aerprEdi,ular. slill pr,'irges ae
ncni, When , oi Get about fifteen miles above
Vancouver. the mountains become lever Oh hotr
- Y,d gentt, decline iu!0 wlGe vr.iics, covered
~, il, .imhrr. Q species oi pine. The neck OF lane
b-,,o,,,,ihe Na!,aueijt AMI Columbia, aonui i've
,nIc, scr,cs is Il sah bottom, hut "strii"Na ele'N
Su.g,ncr iy the rise in llIr columbia, wdica f>eS
al like tn,. M:ssouii, higaeSt ln JaHe and July.
The " ,iia,uetic hq, :leD, ha; sinslr nt2e q
,,n,ains o1, the IVES, bank ado ,he E"st BAN,
t,r several miles, This wiic vale! Is covered VIII
1c and cedar. When y0n cone along tn r'Vef'
,ou will therefore s5e nothing inviting excerpt b'au
ri u; Streams aud most splendid timber. when No"
se; 10 Lnnfot, you take through an Imnens BODY
most beaHtiul fir, &c !ar, Gid Other timber ter
.rl-s to The Fsllajl Plains. (pra!Tesl winch ar
certainly ti- most beautiful .&u ever saw j he'
.nnsi.t Ci Succession ol small prairies about ihc
mile. long and iram 10 Two mics "lde hes'
/ -. -
Sou,bwssr, until they connect with the WIDE an9
ha,n,:fi,, countcv upon The Yam Hill River, which
mn. In;o the Waamette hbuve Ire id's some
rwrn;y mi!es and heads IN toward Toe sea h'-
Yam Uii Valley runs within fifteen miles Q! the
-, The Fuilalv rains are almost rurEo uudvd i'
, ridos Of noun'uius. III the shape OF Il horse shVt'
,,,,. ,a- rG toward it.e an Hal! couulry. 's
ulaits lt. ns handsomely rs yon would rave 'heip,
iIst rolling enough IT, carry III The wafer, are fc'
and have no gravel or stone
Tbe coil is black, on clay foundation The tim
her comes up 10 The very edge OF the prslre, % Una
IN five steps can be- out OF the p'ar'e ana III nt
,n;,kest taliest most beautiful timber you
m t,ees are mostly FIR, from very small saplngs 10
one o,,d iaif feet diar-iec at The ioot aud apou
,r L,,d,.d "a one hurdr, and fly feet high, ano
as straight us pine timber generally IS. Along al
he nm, h-arches that run i.om The pI~rs, Is pen'
~ OF ash and whi,e o"k tlnlbtr winch makes TAcei
lem f,ewood. &c. These plains are covered WIZ
= green crass ms rich Us blue grass which is greer
ali Winter. You break up prairie, here, win on
/ VIII. oxen or two horses. The hills and noun
Cs noou the border o The prairies Iii TINS county
u.e covered with grass, rs hne range as cohia ,''
imsc;aed and which can never oe exhausted. IN
,,Si, WaIamciiR Valley, three hundred mics long
( ,rt from ft,y T. one hundred niles wide, is abun
such country as have describe d 10 YOU ah'
,nn.t OF !, is vet unoccupied by an, ore
r,,ming is perhaps The most profitable oil all on
.;nss. do,e in This country. It's so easy 10 open
,rn, here az YOU have such hue unlhet Tor oil pun
Dp.es You llow all Win'er AID all summer
,ou choose. In tsc, You can piow al ihs year
the. actually -oN shrat here ii'in I9tn oc'corr Il
+ l5,h Nav aud make AS much PEI -tfe ae III = !
sou.i. in,h porr,oes ero~ here h"e; than any
.,n-re in ,nr world, teIhaps | 80" ne acres o
baud s,wn in = h-at in Ai',y ls-t, which pf"duc'
,,.. buncrrd and tcn bushels. ltyou sow ip'e, \oi
,nr IN ,nor. seed. Corn can be raised, oni not $
s.lIus wheat. Nou can raisc enough or all Pur
o1.es. - YOU need mous excePt f'r tread
/ 80 tn. c.mate, It is tie haest soE ever Sa"
V,t.r .tn.l,ruc-s in Dee ubtr, and ends IN + d
,,s,x Tn, has breu ahoHi as wei season aS tue>
n.ye bod he rains c0nn' need IN very GEM
! showers. sb5u, the l5ih OF No'r'"hrr' ava Gum
,,, balsnc. 9t November, II raHsd aho"' one 'aS
.i.br. In y cemher i Taned about one nHS III "''
80 m J4uuary il Iained or showed ABOUT eFti.
! al or day la F-hruer., nSot Inc is'' We ~
slishtsoow y h,ch MI ei a. IT iei'. az" o"e -
,, ,,,.r.rcirg II ne nt1t da'. an" we ''Ai"'
{ ,t. mnith mo-, b-u"'i'ui clrnr al" w.
-, ,r,- .cu. ;rs'lr Tt 90 h Nov lnoei W. M a.
mill SOW yctci' WAS s.o. ~ ihf-- o''S 80
ter ~. nd yer, iitue STOW, what izi t'iNi'e" ."
,.i L. .nl,rr, ni! 1000 cral o. mo" a'' :
men nri,ed a. /, !e,!, ,xc~P; o.c snow o''' 49,
,nchrs deep, Which idv aho"i thf.r Gay 49,
g,ouoa bad scarcely been huz-n al l"oh uee ", vs.
Nio,er. The rains here always very u. .n
mostl, drlzzung ram, and they sfe very "9''A