The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

Interesting 9rUn A0A1Ans
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3D. scd rhat \ posiossbl-ws had ainaoat sad p4eu-
In, ny for new distant WITH nastsr
Of local interest and cosssqusAy Of spseAi Importance
The evidences Of progress quite manifest IN kprsv
territory one Of these IT, the o. several
sps Railroad ents several OF which
We notcs in the Herald.
Governor Rts5e the Territorial Governor, arrived ct
Fort LeAyepworth the TIN instant AZ sooa a. the
Ct the Territory to TAKEN and tins districts
laid t the people 81 Kansas expecting to be called
10 choose member Of Congress aud representatives,
to ihs Territorial gtAs there seems TO DO de-
sire on the part OF many Of bs 70 have the Le
ed ,has is may be dors hy the lat OF december. The
6tvaDar Ia expected to issse his proclamation nmsdi-
7ke editor OF tina Herald spo,oelses 10, the delay
cue Gay 10 the time OF publishing his paper occasonsd
by :he creation Of isthpg bis Office Il !. but fsw
weeks sitce his pueishas Office was the shasow oil
big tree, and his editorial ab vide single laid upon
MS 81 In addition to all the Inconvenience OF doing
his work smdst The DIN Of workman the editor says,
his oce has been the resort the and tran
s nj pu,stou CT and that his types aud
pIintir MATERIAL have bsen handled BY rsople enough
dur,r the week 20 make resys ctable town.
There Is quite demand of Carpenters and masons in
IeaveDy ORTIZ ard hulk Is expected TO DO carried
Murphy scIuges' stesm mill il in active opera
ton, ard is able TO turn out slnos. any amount OF
yAirO Hinship sssis.aLt s5ju.ant general. and
exocio irsI general had just arrived at Fort
Lavenworh from tour Of inspection OF the western
military posts. he has been about three months en-
gsgtd this tour Of duty snc in addition to the pro-
m,n,nt subject CT INQUIRY and examination has arcu
a-ed it is SAID q, de 81 ST valuable geographical
and other intor nation, respecting the sxteniv region
of cou.y which be has beeu called to pass through
A eoIiesncra.nt q the h.raa who appens TO b. =
Basas river speasa very favorably Of its location Of
TIE settlers, ono Of tasir prospects He says
5lesits OF the New FDglsl d settlement is OF tho
mcst p.essirg On tie Kansas river. It is bond Of
the ye- about eight miles from the mouth az tbs fast
1--WE w'su,as .1d iosy meS rs ?, .se sTa p
the lsDd is elevated prairie Of moro than ordinary
fertility and extends for miles On tina west rises
ragpihcsr bull mile from The river, impAr'ing to
the view peculiar sttrss'ions There good building
materials IN the neigborbood consistrg OF timber ana
rare natural for the establishment Of large
IL d thriving town.
This lesutifu rsc. of land taken up By two
house Their claims bought out by the agent
OF the Yankees for 81 eco: and TIE log hut IN
Sept 49, the in migrants SIN lived in their t.rts not
evna lox hause having been raised by tham. They
we're rssg for their saw mill to be put in operation
Their municipal affairs, however, in good order.
Dr. Robinson, man OF mr. ch experiences in pioneer life,
coo' ard cautious, iearaes and determined" is the
Mayor Of the city The wsiter contirues:--
have and talked with . large number Of the set.
tiers bete asa eenersi thing they entirely satisfied
they aas Ike The svs1sse Of mem ts mora aus .nihu
astic perhaps, and good deal more analavery than
the average Ono god thing they bring with them Is
g,ester part are mechanics
On tie wbo.e have scquired . favorable opinion Of
II New England sett!ementof the people who
it Though opposed to slavery they aboltonists;
ottiDg OF tho hind sr6 here let quietly within
ss that find great many Or: IN the ter
pec'ecand in fectcps. too where least thought OF
Our Eastern have for their chief object
wish the territory flourish they came here brethren
with US uItsr the same cor stiutsn equally protected
m.I ar they VIII b. q .ayantsss to u.s. sssds them
ard they wDi return our derisirn with double evil
Correspondent Of The Boston Alias, writing from
October hat the he alth CT the immigrants excel
lent and their prospects bright. The steam saw-mil
nws two large temporary shelters had been erect
%; and ahi.d was in Hesss Hssses numerous pr.
irg und tents had net teen found at al comfprtl
bic Provisions except potatoes are said to be plenty
fIGm eve to eight cents pound, And -four from eight to
eleven dollars per barrel while groceries Of all kinds
A VII or reports some difficulty with come Missouri
re, Who laid claim 10 lard which Of the Yansee
tents was ptcsed. An attempt wss made to carry of
rifle vas aimed At ysnkee's Lesd This was answered
by volvfr kimed at the ,Hemans head. An.ther at
tie lent but without Success The natter VA. stu ' in
s.eyarce and is le 10 be sufficient foundation for
quarrel s.twssn the issou,ians ana Ysrkees, pro-
Iely fanIed The chief agent getting this quarrel
Ia aid to Re one If "steyhen Arnola Douglass aids -
Ayo.rg ma christ from watrtown, Who vent out to
aid IN the c'iou Of steam and grst mills for the
Fns1ant Aid Company, ard who took his vile with him.
writes heme that he is wen atis6ed with his location
ard PROSPECTS,
Per ccntIs, young MIX street clark who ant ont
with the September party from this city writes to his
friends most eolsfnl account Of his sunsrings He
says that after reaching Kansas City, he and others Of
his party started or foot in band, for their 10
cation On their .ay he they were Obliged to sleep
Of min Of Inoian fquaw for twenty ave cents to
mossn their hard food that upon reaching their des
oveovdsd tents and they wsle obliged to camp in tho
open air. Tho land unclaimed is some distance
from The river. ard il bare Of wood.
eye upen thir Effects for fear of their dsappsarancs
lie declares that of the party Of hundred and sixty
to the Eastward we'll satisfied that thsy are not fitted to
settle Anew and unbrohtn country, and quite disposed
10 this We NAV add That 4 e,d.nt, gsosirt Ys4,
different so.t Of persons from this last writer TO settle
ard ee.eops the Iefourcss Of the Western wilderness
EMIGRATION.
The road from Bluff City is literally lined with
emgrsnts from the East who come settle In this much
daily 1lV sns s s
raly crossing on the Marion, enc is reminded of the
rush of smgrants to California in tho spring This H.
however, much more certain and laudabe enterprise
The family Of poverty moderate means and those Of
wealth ceme Esrs ard by and indus
w ana econ my, nave l'r tnem ewes farm whose pro
auctions viii pay tor the land by the time 1t into
msslet. In = few years they surrounded with herds
bavs abuE dance Of the comforts Of ns with good
comfortable dwellings and independent, and
for their children the Of literal education and
something to tegn the world with. And this il not ALL
1tey are corg pubic good; are op.nirg, improving
and mailing valuable the richest and mcs desirable Wild
lspds the continent opsning the Of trade
revenue. and wealth forming social circles Of indus
try, cheeIfuIress and usefulness, under the
BtesviDg IL aueDce Of republication and free
institutions Nebraska will be peopled with q
rapidity unprecedented in the history Of coun-
try and will be Of the most beautiful Of her lumer
s ers and By accsmsou wilt to crown Cd Queen Of
The rraires Cene come ye Thousands who are pnched
with want, end or pressed by srasppg apdhoders here
is freedom and wealth here life, nea lth, enjoyment
,tm fer all come.
IRRATIONAL ORGANIZATION.
From the Lesvenworth Herald, Oct O.
We eIe on he sve OF great enterprse The time has
Arrvtd when territorial government is to 30 organ
lied II may tie that the next nter Of the Herald
will contain the Of losernos teeler To this