, 1853-08-27

creased ny the 'e'! "eeS 1''u u",' 's'0"'"
II sustans. ne uhuerS'o"'h 10 lloS'y
blackberry, deWoeiry' gooseoo'Iy' sa'llon-
berry, saIlaI-oerry' curr"h' ana grape PIo.
ducing fruit IN great qnanIl''.s' m'usn hO'
equal IN quaIily 10 'he A's"ly ''''''a''u
species IN The States
Mr. SILL asks for information about "the
cold in winter, the heat in summer, the eli
mate generally ihe DIVISION o' the season. IlHi
"nT'"[t ,,n; ms' ~ ,',.i "o Tiles vbrtb.
or tLc soil i adontcd to wheat, fruit, and
stock raising what class of people have
already settled in the country ! what are
the prospects tor SchooiS "Ne'mer We
,nle . oc "'y g;G" "S .nJ stocL - Ono w6uld
~ ~, 10 ,,ls orr co,rss,ordcDt IN bo a
-. ~, go, .olo., f.. osL.
49, -.o.,;,1, H.. "o w;ll onswer him
~ c,.-,. -, 49, 20, J,ol g
,Ja1.nro :, Jo;na % for wo are banpv 10
~ ill.,. ..;a,. % a.. =. ;r,o,os. in orr
oonn,.. Tho L.a, IN su,nne, ;s no, S,-
bo.o l;La os a. New ORLEANS and elsewhere
H., c. n, T,,.d,v l.s, ono of the
m,.-.,o., a.,., oxnsr;,rcod ,b;s scason the
ho-mon,0,o. stood AZ sodooreos Fahrcnheit.
IN ,ho shade brt Iigbt north breeze made
Ls tomno,,,urc ouite nleasont The cold
in w;n,or The ocneral climate. and a num-
hor Of o,bsr no;r,s nronosed bv MIR. SILL.
wo have already resnonded 10 in the previ-
ors n,r,or,nh Our seasons are somewhat
IL. - uh,, .hev ore in Cal;fornia
,hourL no h,I;oro tho srnnIv Of rain in
It, ;s no, ca oon;ors as in that State
~, ore ws ,ormen,ea with clouds of dust
in simmer as are the prople Of San Fran.
cisco Dnrino the present summer we
have bssn favored with occasional showers
mo,or;,uv boDoe,;no tho growing crons
Government Is liberal TO actual settlers.
GRANTING land free of expense-to every
m.r,;od nan 900 ,cres ana ~ everv s;roIe
man 16o acres. with annie provision for
widows and orpbans In no country in, The
world can wheat. fruit and stock thrive
hotter and with less care than here. The
peonle now settled in the country are gen.
erally intelligent, enterprising, good neigh
bors. and disposed 10 olive and let live. -
but our coryesnondent must exncct TO soc
here. nc bo would be likelv 70 see elsewhere
few aiming 10 destroy others SO as to sup
mort themselves anon the ruins. But their
influence is limited and does not affect the
current of society. Schools are becoming
or;,o nrnoror. and o,o won ,,,sndsd
II, ~ - =, ~ -
Inc you'" oi 'ne ier''oIy' increasing 'n
numbers every day, are not neglected. The
people of Washington Territory take as
much pride in mental culture. and feel as
:. .J...,:o'i
anv other noDulation on The co.,,n,1s.-.
and we venture to saw tb., a dozen Of Gov
ernor srApr,ssehool ,ra,l.s would find ready
.,d Doron, o,,r,ovroD, .,d oooJ al.
ries This verv dav and Immediately around
us In reference To our having g anv GOOD
ss,.nor,n I'VE ASSURE A;m ,bo, ws L.rs =
connrso,,;on Of seo-nor,. rD,rrra.,.d .ra
,oouoIoJ .nd r.aros, liz, A. :; -.
80 .nd h. ,.,;,eo, 90 ,ho 81 r. -.
s,,,.uon, 7, ,h;s .onroo,;oa ,u. ..,o,
C.on, ,hn a,h ,o,,,,o 81 4" VIII, ~
or,bo IT 6 E,nlor;no Exnod;,;on ,, naa,
ao5. 70
.,.rs onJ sGr 49,, eHe.uu u'o Os'Iy t "a mSose
within the Straits Of Juan do Fnco' AJm;-
ralty inlet, Puget Sound, or Hoods Canal,
that would in any way interrupt their navi-