The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-27

il however has been changed doing work
for bashel Of Wheat The min owned by Dr. John Nc
Lauenin nus never done any custom grinding Dut ex-
On the side OF the river Immediately opposite the
falls the land claimed by Robert Moore esq who has
are going ahead We are nomea as Mr. Moore has
sold onehalf of the interest he claims in the
at the ials TO Mr. Palmer of Indiana From our acquan-
lance with Mr. Palmer, feel warranted in saying that
he WILL al an early time, with energy the erect
ing of machinery the side of the river unless pre-
vented by the government of the United States reservng
the waerpower at the falls Linn city contains one tavern,
one chair mandatory, cabnetshop, one gunsmith-
! shop, and one wagon shop.
Next the list of clues comes Multnomah city, laid out
by Hugh Burns, esq, Immediately adjoining Linn city,
and opposite Oregon city Multnomah city located
beautiful site, and must, in short tme be city in APP
peaance as well The falls of the Willamette af
ford ample water privileges for the erection OF machinery
of every description, any extent desired and we believe
that IN lew years, there will be constructed canal ON
each side of the river commencing the head of the falls
and locked down for distance OF one me which improve
men would afford power for the manufacturing oil every
hing necessary for internal purposes, as well as apor
quantity OF timber immediately in our neighborhood1a
healthy climate, productive soil, and minerals yet TO be
found, sanguine that the time is not far distant
when we must become great, and, we hope good
! NoRrH OF THE CoLUMBIA--We are iniolned by a res
the north side OF the Columbia and Pugers Sound,
that the exploring party are highly pleased with the ooun
pugets sound the country susceptible settlement is
extensive, and the soil much better than before
oir pine, and CEDAR witha great many beautiful water
courses, sufficiently large for steamboat navigation, and
of machinery OF these Fraziers, Snohomus, Puyalup,
Cowz Chehaus, and Nesquaa, are the most consdera-
BILE The lasnamed stream empues INTO The sonnd which
forms OF the best habors ON the Pacific Hitherto the
country has been nnexpored by emgran. wishing to settle
that region of country north OF the Columbia, as lar as Fra
tiers river VIII in short time, be populated WIN na .e
ze the advantages OF location at or near the harbor OF
wei founded, informed, since writing the above,
that five families have already located Immediately on the
Sound.
The paper of the 10th May touches upon the "pros-
poets" Of Oregon in the following article:
Our PnospEcrs-We have recently been presented with
specimen OF red paint, said to be found in considerable
paint when calcined ground with oil and properly APP
piled wood forms good body on the surface Of clear
iron found near this place Sandone, of the best
gr for grind stones well of quality suitable for
building purposes, is found in considerable Quantities on
the Columbia river and limestone has been discovered in
different places While the news of these discoveries
of national blessings but excaim, what is there OF
utility convenience that will not soon be discovered in
Oregon9 AS these of wealth. comfort and convent
ence develop themselves after another, In rapid sue
cesson, the mind is naturally led into train OF pleasing
ancpatons OF the future wealth and glory OF our now IN
fntle republic With an article OF wheat INFERIOR per,
climate by perfectly adapted to its prodactonpas-
tol advantages equal to any on the green
suitable for an excellent quality of saced lumber, bu! also
for mass spars, Nc numbers OF which are already peinE
exported 10y the Hudson's Bay Company-sreams which
not only afford facilities for interior navigation, but
bring annual supplies, in vast abundance OF that most
% m h e had Of the industrious and entrprising
Immigrants, who are last spreading over tne aere s'
Wic seeiH sun ~ g sat,ers What NAV we moi
VIC ~ ia;Jnol ,,aajth Commercial interest and ma
,;ona distinction? With these resources, give good
and efficient goreumcn well administered rather, give
ne the and jurisdiction of the United States and
nothing but providenal interposon, or criminal SUI
pineness, prevent our naonal as wen rs our hoi
vdual prosperity and happiness.
!
| the Spectator June 2s
OREGON RivERs.-It is gratifying our noble rivers
atpd NV
com Deed to wait at the falls week more daily expect
ing an opportunity get away, now time our Jour
40 that we can reach city the sailing day OF
some of our splendid packeboats and without any deten
lion find ourselves gliding along the smooth Of
| the Willamette
Last Thursday week two rival boais were aoVeruseo
leave Oregon city for the Butte ana ChanPoeg-ue Moeu
ana Great "esefii,ne 'tte iei' ,S ,u;nd INA ds
ana, oi COURSE ie loSui pes "a aava NJ the ca me
winch Wstit iUi no inil, WE ~ II Ruta a. n M ON the
time Inc western arfVetl u. 'o , iha s,onnad
lo' MS. NC Nv NJ - ,.ss,r ana concluded She
W he pue saw u,o Nios". lih ,a heinz ra ed "a
mus nav ip VIZ ~ hro2e = sha6 had foo tle
Wy . 10 % -, - Ia canse Of the detention
steam lot Ie .fPi Vi Wiat "a, i, vh ..t mil
@ 80 tar ar nc We should he very sorry to learn that
W., ~ ;i. I',,or IF thar snlendid line should meet
Wv. ~ - aasa as inos - '
WV" any '@io'' VS. 80, =,
The Spectator of June IL and %, repuDllshes fres-
IL. DALI, ,ossoro of tl,o ,s+ Dacanober 1S45 from
'uei' YIN . hi'''"5o VI ~ 80 =,
the London Evening Chronicle OF 2itn december, Win
many commentators.
O the celebration of 4th July at Oregon city.
- ~ r.. r. a. Ir,;t.1 St,tos
Inc PRESIDENT anu vice rresiueht VI 'iie o' '
and WASHINGTON and LAFAYETTE, were in their "HOwlng
Gnu " 7
cups freshly remembered
| the Spectator, septembers 8.