New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

.nour the MAGNIFICENT scenery % hyshly spread out
along the line Of the great Ere Rosd-overs part OF
which Travelled under the safe conduct OF IN intelligent
ard polite Conductor 40 miles per hour have snuted
the cool breezes from the bosom of the Delaware and
tie picturesque Susquehsnna. l have taken " NINE
ease in fine inn At Buffalo, while the cold winds
from old Erie we're creeping in at every wlndos and
dispelliDg the heat which driving you IN GOTHAM
fu the streets and which in the shape of coup de so'e
was striking down poor aborng Mesians by the dozen
have tra,ersed the vide of Lske Erie in the
gorgeous saloons Of the swift and beautiful Buckeye
steamer and have Detroit that cheerful city OF the
straits stretching forth her along her noble river,
giving everywhere signs of prosperity and of strong
and healthy growth have crossed half way over this
pepinsuls the Central Railway than which there is
10 reed better built better manned and here in the
eeDter Of the State am tsrying few days for rest,
ard enjoy the delicious quiet Of well ordered town,
and the scenery aHd comforts Of region of country
which Is unsurpassed in beauty and productive
ness. Central Michigan is ore OF the choice spots
upon Gods footstoOl. Possessing soil rich and
G, nerou. IS that Of the tropics, it produces
great vari.ty of products in singular perfection,
Wheat is the great staple Of the country. aad is pro-
ductd at syery moderate csst The -four made from
Michigan wheat 10 Inferior to few brands sold in your
market. The other grain crops almost without excep
ton prosper here The great staple next TO wheat how
ever is The wool crop At this season the streets Of
every town are hronged th the wagons of th. wool
grower around which gather the eager buyers each ia
tent purchasing than his neghbOr even though
his principal in Lowell should suffer By his eagerness
The competition among the purchasers has lead to the
payment of higher prices than were formerly paid the
svsIege price being, far could learn, full fifty
cent? per pound This may however, De- due IN part 20
tie superior quality OF the wool produced in this region
which IT, am informed better than that produced even
in the great wool growing districts of New England.
The incoming wheat crop premises to be very large,
trd of excellent qualify In fact the present year may
he down the most prosperous one whlchthe far
mers of this State have ever seen.
The success which has crowned the labors of the Mich
ieaB farmer causing his checks to stand out with fat
Dess and the day not far distant when he will be- able
10 tread his openings with proud bearing his old
neishbor, on the rich bottoms OF the Genssee This
success is eectng ensiby the price OF real estate and
20 great has been the demand for improved lands that
the price has increased fully . per cent within
year, all over the State
The great Central RaSay passes directly through this
village and is here the passengers at whatever hour
OF day or night they chance 10 arrive, are fed We
breakasted on our arrival ct 81 A. NJ though we
should have been in season to take supper
al ia on the previous evening. This arrangement
might be- bettered and in these days Of fast things ~
miles ali hour over level country without dravbrdges
would please most persons well as ., the RATE az
which the cara are here But generally in all the
enentias for comfort and safety, from Buffalo
West pleases NE so well as this Yours,