New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-28


Ne-ads ,.d the r-hLesot more con-erieut la
ca.itles have hirdered : god digger. from %
| irE bevor : ne N--iposi TIE distance Il hes
rive.. r. n san Z Ancisc and The CREST sx5ers.
/ Of Transporting supplies the reg min'ns ols
trict. viii artgrs iy crec- portion q IRE import
| iuz trade = some more ccvenl>1 seaport " .r
tersv. With ire hes. snch'rge o. TIE cc,sL IL 2
| miles pcGe: tSs TuseLasss. By bridging
few r-oycr, "a excellent sg0n road can be mad:
! through uss in tie Cost Range. into ths Val
lev ofSsn joaquin, openis direct comr Euica.ior
with the southern piseen
TIE reuovs. Of the Seaof Government b the
Pueblo San lore, will not 'cs,iy sfeot the conSs
quence Of this place tn sdvsstsgss il h,, lost
are, at Iao.t, tie slight nc-esse Of p0palAti0f
which the ELECTED s1ih ms 900 have boone
and tho c1s:om II the Les,atucc dar.Dg its ses
sion This viii be mtd3 1ln different vAy \
iGrse proportion Of the ming population IoE u
the mountains viii come c1n T. the coast 10 Win
ter and recruit themselveGfter the hartshirs p
the Fail cigsing. or tnes Monterey vii a:Irsci
the greater portion. a. We from tce sai1brlfy Of
70 climate a the comPars'e ch5Epnen Of !ivir 2.
The tame advantages 1bsusc i; Dc prcie-
70 hrrrafts- az me resrncs Of those " 10 btve
retired from their golden bors. IRE pine-cr0Hu.
e. sl0pts beck Il tne toN cocilia many s.es OF
ansurp ss1sd beauty tor Fafe re'iicncss
With the ,xc-ptiCn Of % A geies, Monterey
likalft zoe II ,t tirHsH -tf-Ar 70 u t'fA.lA i''
CshOrnis. Ther ssci-s VI families, American
and native, 70 sidins here aoss selisl and refined
social chsrarteE Hskes "a forget his previous
IDEAS =! California life. II hde O. the laca e gu.
livatior. except suoh i1,treNoa "a tie Pfiese
we're competent TO give III rstve population
possess ? nstdfsl rehGeneI Of psnneT which
would grace til most pOlisle toclsty. They ac-
knowledge their wsn. Of edu,.ion they tel You
they grow as the trees, with ne form ana cnArsc,
ter az Nature gives them AZ evan uncultu-st
Nature in California wears tho r'peness srd
maturity Of older lands. ! avo passed many
agreeable hours 10 the honseDf the native tsmi-
lies here. The most fnvorite ,sort Of Americans
ia hat OF D IA Augusta, the ster OF DE- Ps'.o
do & Gaerra. This lady, whe active charity IN
aiding the sick snd dis.reeedss Eon her the en-
during gratitude O. many sndhe esteem OF a.,
mss made her house the honei every Ulcer sh'
visits Monterey. With srai iberslity, she has
given up grest part q il tthcif 1Ie, when u
ives impossible for them 70 prare quarters, and
they have always been WELDON 70 their table, no
matter boz long nsht be the stay
The houses OF sehlr Joberaez and SET ~ Abre-
go are sso much visited by ncricsos. Ine Tor
ner gentleman served as Cttsin n Mexico du-
ring the war. 5eh1r Abref o. DO is u Mexican
origin. IL the most industrious Californian nave
yet seen. Within fe : year he hs. smsssed a
large fortune. which is 10 no d1ger II deere 9sins
He is about 10 send four oi b! soIs t. the nited
States 90 be educsted
The Csl.l1rniars ss ! -scs.re vastly superior
to the hskcsus. They have irgerf-smes, s'ron-
ger matcls. and fresh, ruddyomp EXON sntire-
y different from tho ssilow Ikius Of the terra
csiente or tho svsrthy feature ofthose BedoGius
u the West. the sonoriGn, Ser0r Tolerance
informed me thzs the Csii'orsn soldiers, on &C
count of this physical disrincrio. were nicknsmed
" Americsnos by the Heyious. The have no
national feeling In common With tls later. ana
vii never f0rgige the cJwardJ depCrtnen. OF the
JjBOrisns toward them, duing tns recent war.
Their hyperion valor, 20 sOloers, VIZ. amply ex-
oerisnced by our own troopss' the Bate u san
Paquai.
10 not believe, hov ever, sst the n,tive popr
lstion rejoice a. the Da.i)ni chsnge which ha'
come over their county. 0Cthe contrary, there
Ia much Jealousy and bitter feeling amoug the
une9ucated classes The vas tides Of emigration
from the Atlantic States hsvanrics outnamoere
them, ard consequently plscd them Forever to
hopeless minority. They meas the Immediate
extinction Of their own political Importance snf
the introduction OF = Lew lannsge, new cesi0m'
and new laws. II IL not srsuE5 hat IL any q
them .houid be opPosed to ust heart. evea While
growing wealthy and prospectus under the mar
vellous ch,ngo which has been wrought by tn'
enterprise Of our citizens. NtV@rtheies' We nhV'
many warm friends, al the United States many
faithful subjects, among them. The insellisen
ana Influential faction Shi,h aided us during M
var. 10 still faithful All may who were previous
~ Disconnected are no' loudess In their re- oicins
Oar authorities have icted towards them VIII
constant and impartial kindnesf BY pursuing
similar course, the futur government OF toe s''''
will soon obitersts the differences Of racs sn'
coudition. All will theI be equally Caltornisl
aud American citizens. l.