The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-13
rhe I,thmu. of Tehuante poo.

.''..;an - p.;,.s.d ..ross the is,bmus i fs,.;.
i. ,ha ~ IS a.. co.tz,coalcos ia of sufficient
.r,h ~ ,dr,;, ,.s..l. If medium draught and If
ha n.v;a.,;or of ~. river is obstructed by shall.
o,v. ,nso, r,N, Or other impediments.
s. a. :. ,..,.s - Tho farmer he is not pren,red
$50, .,h.-,,,;,. ,h.r from information derived
49,, n.r,;s. ,vho have crossed the Istbmus. and
-, r.. ,r ,hs ,,hls lands aver which he
4. ,r,vsllsd Eve,v nerson who has crossed from
y. p..;so With ,vborn be has conversed on the
.,h;.o, .vnr..s the;, unqualified opinion that 40
e., =. ,su.,d. ,he Grading. the material of wood.
..e - ,.,, 10 constructed eopallv az
s, 80, 49,. of tho limited States where
y. :.,:.:- r. AZ. -,u,d .,e of /, similar r,-
49,. !, -l..-.,.. =; ~. ,..n.c, bono NOT .,raater
-, 1T ~ I'm, .o,,n,rr &c NJ,
=
r. L.. 3. :. ,,r,,s.,;on,b,e there c,r
/, s:G...,., :. .,,;,r ,ho .erv;ce. If N.
= "a rrrder,lv r,,r.,ed
II II. ar. ~. n.a,o The w,ge. If
:, .;,uI,,,,,l ..,.,s. r,roe from t;ve
.no .',,s .,,,
:" 1,A u. ,.. - a.. c.,,..,,o. Ia,
III 49, en-. 49,, of sI.v.n Zoo, ,hs rrev,;ng
- = .,,,.,n. e., TIL ,,., .orrd;no. which
j. -, 49, =. no,,lv h;,b water four DAVIS
nv A.. 81, ae ~. .,, ,.,,a ,h;,,asn foot Tho
49,. - A. -, -, .S, h., h., ,,;,norl,,;on
ens.I =. .loS aoo s..sauss III .hs ,v;d,h NV ,c'
. ~. U.s. :: 1oo 60.
'uo. me-, .:N.ssI.,,a ,,,h;,h f,,,, H..
- 49, ~, i b,rho, ,nr;v.lled for
' .s..A. .mu.,,;.n.s vessels Of anu dsn,h ran
49, sI..~s;as of ,ha h,nL The land from the
- -" IDOL ..asn, ,na !. sxe,nn, from in.
- a Ill. ~ ,o,,,n r,r., If nece..;tv bs
,,, m, L.. In, III =, ~. ,;o;n;.,,
e.,;,,,r a., go, ,nd .hs lo,v RIDGE that rms mar
lii III, ,h 900, ,fo,d. .,cellent sites for resi-.
49, r., ~ n.,,,. 81 Tho so;l which ia :,
,1.,urs If .snd and loan "a well a. the prevalence
- A.. 90. hreeze il canno, be otbe,wse than sa,.
brous Fish are 40 abundant at the mouth of the
.,ar Tho, h,rrels FIJI, NAV bs talon a, one haul If
Tho seine
TIE r;,e- nm n M;n,t;,an which s az far a. the
,,,.;.., .oo,Jod :. n.r;,,h,o for ,,osss,s of Tho
~. III. 1o.. J.s,h =. ~. lao, .e A.,
= - $50, Go, 80 r,,;,.d go T. IN
o,her .r,. If Tho cb,nne Il range. frn, ,bree and
, half n .even f.tbons The hanl, with tho az.
os,,;on of ,,yo ,ron;rent huff rancho and tia,
On which Mnat;tlan !, situated are low. extending
h.. .hor, d;.,.nco 10 tho b;ob rdoe Tn tho r,;nv
-, ~. .,,..a.,,oa n,,;u, ,ho A., .o,.,,,
- II. e., ne
~ :,
~. - -. A. 80: -e
GUY q .aA 80 -. ~ .ne 80 nv
VI 0
anu NY u,'"s o.' soy az u.. 'n' Pa,
oe'ons ing 70 Tue Ooa' ',ep' i,apan anu uiu NO
e q, 'ne ann'yan'e Vi ',ns.' mosquito
mer mohtns' are lar from oe'ng neaitny' inter
mittent ana enoemic diseases prevail.
among the numerous productions Oh these oe
hghuui regions, pant resembling me amer
can aioe' anu rom WHICH 'he natives OBTAIN 'he
siikeh nemp' winch .hey hahulac'ufe in'o nam
"'ocks' oass' e'c Inns Piah' couiu easny oe cuiti
Va'ea TO cohsaeiao.e extent anu inish' NC maui
oil aro'ie Vi export oou'u oe 'hanuiao'u'eu in''
sa,H'A' 'nu 'A'ieS u u'ol.l a''' r -.
among 'ne woouS' 10 sSpe''e' VI Niorus ui'i
oaui.' INC '''n w W reeu vi ~ anu SPIN oiei
massive ".os VI '"A. nc "ii'ei no. =" MS pos
SessioA, u.an'A Win numerous WIGS oosefe'
y WIN ,nA VI INC mes %, .euie In, was 'aAei
rom the Tree on 'ne Eis' "aien On 'ne Su'h' 'h'
leaVes oeing ,aaea' 'eii on commissioning thf
WORMS mus aepliveo Vi ioou' 'hey continued ''
SPIN, anu scented ',ve'y up 10 Inc ''h april Ah'
WINS aoo".,o "t.n 'n ns snA
Ho.'on, VI NNe noie anu iall staple some 0
~ Ill. r A. 49,, .a'se
IS .,. e.. a.. - =. - y.
:. M;Ss,;.,.. =. NJ ~. - soy w. W
d.s,;,rt. .f ooas. c. ,oh.a.a .J 80.
nroduced If :, sune,ior nu,litv An tbess Mol
h.,o,, ,.,la xnorts ,,han o,o. A,na,;o,n .,,,;,,
!, ;ntrodnced and American skil and ENERGY ar,
hrouobt n hear unon the cultivation If tho .o;I
Among the variou, woods NAV he reckoned the
roaboganv tree. wb; oh abounds and attains tn a,
,ston;sb;no size also var;ous druos and 5ve.
The annatto Of the latter I'VE saw oroyying Iurur;
an,lv Further soutb where the climate 10 drive,
indigo and cocbiueal could be raised in abundance
Reside. the various frut, common to i, ,ronic,
cline sucb as the oranoe lemon banana and n;ne
annie etc there ex;sts a var;etv of del;cons wild
fruits. We saw the wild plum tree. without a leaf
the branches were literally loaded with fru;t of
favor eoual to the Northern Green GAGE. which /;
resembles. A shrub grows in the forests, which
the Indians use as substitute Tor sugar a species
OF grain grows Profusely, which they often use a
substitute for corn. Neither vegetable nor gar
den produce are raised by the na'iVes' nor oia w
see III any Vi INC '''''se' VIM" ''s.''u' any
'hing ike garden, ho' even iheioh Oh any oe
s'''p'V"' nc AAo''n' orc 'no 1A'S ,u''''a''s y
'no sun Gnu "n.A NV e.'p''. ~ VI. oN'en'.'
e''a''' u me -. .on p'or1 I,t.'' .Ao s''un'
wy ''"'N ~ a."
'ne use =. lnouo'n as'.ou''ulal nlpie"en''' ''e
""sAs ~ ueoo :. = ~ Mss:
~. I.,s,. ~ ;.,,.,;.h, sauna - H.. ~
sa,..s... NJ h.. ho.n "a 81 No.. ,..aL
oo1 -. 49, al $50 o1
s.ani ~ NJ o. ,,hs ,,.s. ,as, w. M;ss.;n.
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