New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
EvxSYrHiNc ToS Tx CAcsE
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE COZ NTRN

p ac. w,h re.eraton o. ne wish ior harm 'niol
. movement uncer tne tsnrer q
hvESTrHiNG ToS rHx CAcsK
!. IMPROVEMENT OF TIE COUNTRY
That c.rners and those ,3rosd usy see tast ta'
Uur.4tof -clidi-sng 5 NOT the only ccC patton o '1'
lnha.l .lrsn-. mo- C...iDrus have prepared tae ilH
iu. scc.-rt .t new citrs wnich have been lHii uD
N.;aa Pho ...t 'sa months. ~ have compiled ihcs.
roflcfs he res; krcNlfi-r in uar possfs-i. n
: sri W. oc.eve them. 70 rh- man. reliable. A. auy
rate we s1a te very happy 70 correct suy erroneous
statements ~ % publish more detailed notices. = tha
facts are furnished.
W. mlt confess iha' many ~ ifcsc enter ises c'af
rr tle CHARACTER 90 mere spcc-arons to tn o 'Hti
tf desires O. build up town. sri We are irc.a I'D
O. tlrS that ".'h some ot tnru slrh "l certainly o'
che Its- cs~, 0t trs WISHES . tarr yrHr tlrs
steamers introduced ca tri. bay .ni is
t-rafis- tHst ,-e ur.'e chs-,.t.r - tr.u.porta.u
VIII 'r rrvl4ueurci -l-h. MOST assured y. a. prove
go ,eiac iiet snd its consequences cannot s 90 .~
i.'.t-ou. to SON, U, The towns ~tch have sprung np
ID such close cont. Su'iy.
We can very distinctly reco.cci the specu ,tns
nsnla 90 l- s. ji. and -. and although ~ ns'r n'
fears that sly events ctu tIausplrr tcrr wh.cn ""
spread such ru.' srd 1ismsy broadcast as vss then
Nifns sscd, 81 we ock upon such Hfi1''' a. highly
ln IrUus io me industrial Snt moral tone 90 soTciN
NcN should particularly rccolect that because
lew individuals hsyc rnsie Immense fortunes oy TIE
value of res estate - dos not Co. os thar
a.. DO the same sing. glance should tescn them
hat extraordinary circumstance have produced thrsr
extraordinary results and they should rca,ct tnat The
morrow. cr the day after nay reverse the balance
Of trade
BaL every man who has come o. this country since
the discovery Oi The gold mines has come o. Td' "'tt
and they csn make % Let them uOt desert the PICK
AMI the spade Tor the aiurcmenis Of water or COY
ner .ots, and We WILL guaranty them iourc'd a' mncn
money as The saine amount oi labor wuui BRING tn'"
IN any other country Ls' a, e.ne 20 ne let ''
tEyvoNr This stown si ont by Jonas ~pfcI
lsq on -hr wcst bank ot the sacramento hlvff rfl'
.ite the fu ufh q Feather River For particular ic
tn fhti tfK KHT
ment another column Il IS said though, that ths
point - he Limit Of navigation on the Sacramento INV
"r Tor vessels 90 ordinary size. as Just above the Vsi'
sre frequent and large n this De- true. snd We pre-
it cannot he mistaken IN saying that. =,
rhs the head oi navigation there slust eventually
grow mp large that vicinity but whether Ere
mont Will De- that place remains o. De- seen. The siff
/ and price of uts is not known
VER~oN.-Inis town Is situated cn the east bank of
toe Feather River A. It's confluence with the Sscrs amen
To- The proprictOrs are Franklin Bates tlisha q
| Crosby. samuel Norris anil B,zr simmons lnis Town
| - directly opposite Fremont snd it's a moot point
which Is the most eligible both parties claiming thr
supeuoy IN favor OF their particular locality li a..
tn'y lotn agree ms point ga me u'cf Is t"e nea
of navigation. % s highly probable that both sides o
tne stream Will IN time, become valuable property We
lase not been Informed ot the prices Size u Iots
! BoSroN.-lnr town of Boston Is laid ont on h'-h
ground the north bank of the RIO Americana. s~
miles above confluence With the Sacramento. 10 u
0Nrtd by Hiram Grues. Ihis. sA A. the tNo 9th
er towns above named. claims 10 hr suttrd ou ground
which Is so much elevated above he level ot The sui
rlInug country never o. Dee ovt rdoNn by the hsn
>pung or midsummer ifeshets TIN, Is great desd
s0n,i by IN annual ovellJNs The psrticul,rs tn
be- learned from me Advertisement IN another column
Toe three towns above named. are. a. yrt uniuns
hted. or at least there but very fs~ inhabitants
They have been surveyed lad out and pat into ,he
market within the last four months the hrs Two axe
about 80 and the la-t miles. northwsrd Of
cAcRAMENro CI4y.-lhis city is laid out on the ste
oi snd embraces the celebrated -ltter Fort Those
who il as We did, less than ono year sgo when The
lrfF fnffsI f.FffFl . nh
tenements. Will be- surprised learn that IL has
suddenly hecon. dourshng city ot some 1000 IN
haotants and about 200 houses The original price oi
emnHfcAdrro, or river lois Was 500 they now com
mend as many thousands Everything would seem to
indicate that this place has already received impetus
which other ocaiit Will md % dhcult % not mpos
sibe, to retsrd n. Is the only town beside San Fran
cisco, which boasts printing press and our reaier'
vi" excuse the vanity remark that such acity de-
serves % prosper
The next town descending the Sacramentoi II
SUFFER- CITY This cry originally laid out by |
Capt Sutter and J.. w Hasungs Esq Geo. Nc Oou.
sal s Co ara the present propti@tors The town /.
sid out high ground the east bank Of the Sscrt
mento few miles below Sacramento City. There |
are slready ma buildings erected there and sevrral
large mercantile establishments successful opera
u1n The prices % lots are considerably higher thsn
original cost and every thing betokens erprsDg
and advancing town. company OF q. Infantry Is
now stationed there
WEssrER-This town il on the east bank Of the
Sacramento RIVER, iew miles below Suffer Cry, and
nine miles below Sacramento city Franklin Bates IL
its proprietor lhis point Is SAID 20 De- situated the
highest aud healtniost ground on the Sacramento Ry
Beside this. 10 Is said 10 present peculiar and
great at rsntages central pOsiilOn--a iR dopDu
not only tor the great northern valley OF the 7acra
meno and its tributaries but also for the San Joaquin
sad the middle ground between In this particular,
claims to unite the nd 'antsges OF Sacramento Cy and
stockton There are, as yet very lew Inhabitants
there The price or size OF lots is not known.
sUfsCN This city is laid out the bank Of
the Rio Sacramento, ABOUT ~ miles from san Francis
co. or say naii way between Sacramento City and San
nssf
the cite se j. SAID 10 be- the healthy and high
ground alter passing the great t4e marshes which lie
ai the Junction Of The Sacramento and -an Joaquu. |
ne pioprrtors are lADmss Douglass, C.. ' Gillespie,
and others The town surveyed and laid out by |
g. Lyman, ana IS one Of the prettest places (On pa
per mat We have yet seen Large squares re-.
served for University and other public edhces
and lots are reserved for churches % every denomna
ton A large square on the bank u the river Is sp
pfopflated 10 me purposes oi market and steam
)Oat landing. The streets very broad, and alto |
setner said before Of the prettiet sites
We have seen II is not supposed believe that this
VII. ever become great commercial position, but the
beauty OF the climate and scenery, and the sgrcultu
raj capacities Of the surrounding country, will II be-
leved, eventually MAKE Il the Hyde Park of Cali
lorna The lots, We believe, not yet IN tho market
IU0LuNNE CRY This town Is aid out At the head
Of navigation the Tuolumne RIVER The TuoIunne
- the second tributary Of Joaquin on s eastern
BANK and the town Is situated some thirty miles shove
the Junction AZ the last account mad quite number
o. inhabitants and IT, proximity to the mines 1t said
"h render II important As pleasant winter residence
Tor miners
srANisLAUs This city Is situated on the north
1ahk II tne -tansaus River which Is the hfst and 4,
argest tributary Ot the -an Joaquin 10 - laid out by
= bfsnnan and Co tne site originally - b.
ected tor agricultural o. erauons ~ the M0rfnons An
aivert-emeDt relative thereto viii be- found 10 another
column. Both rivers said 10 be nagiz able 10 this
point tor vessels Of ordinary draft OF water and the
prOprietOrs confident Will soon beco me an in
porttnt position TOR the Decentralization u passengers
and merchandise destined Tor the mines
STOCKTON This thriving city Is situated on souzh
Or sloaSb which c0ntaia the back waters formed 6y
me junction Of be Sacramento and -an Josqu rivers
lt Is about niiy miles from the Joaquin and prob
aoiy about hundred miles from -an Francisco The
ground on which it s built 10 high and not .ubec, 70
'ef1o" and g IN the center Of great tracts OF
Afaoe ana "nicn constitute the valleys VI the mighty
rsefs before nained. Tie san Joaquin Is nav..bs u
lh' place Tor vessels drawing nine feet er and
''cn s tne Pecaar iOfms N the bank that they can
@J oecLy along 10 and discharge tn-ir cargoe. Il IA,
recently osen frsu'eyed, an .os are nov offered for
s..e y - enterprsing proprietor Caas N Weber |
- a. the reader vii perceive by the advertisement
"a aIotner column Some u the valuable water iots |
"Alih we're purchased a lew months silce AZ sn0 |
-A'e ieceALy oeen sold as . 100 SIX uoath.
H1T "nfh We we're al this place there were tso " or
tlfec rmau launches llscharyfnv Thai o.-,o.. |