New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23

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Ky ~. A,~N Nsrsss W ssme 81 wes'rOrt ni.'s
~, - st,x, Ani MI Va ssht Of g. bai tie talor'
-, 49, ,e,as N.sucss has wa,'" " point vi some
ee - fees> sge several Ipc largc brick buildings
W an tvs lwNs c,alNlivi ~ the Same Judgment
~ ~ ntago SELVES AA'at NsoSss, l may to ms
- hst S. s,~> N se~ taec 81 have gr''a' prospect,
~ New is va, isANi M miles by steamers thHi
- QttN sf east So teNs W NVght anu " M 'nVio
"a t~,, eN Rs NAi,s thSi wM he the sts HS r''"'s
Ns\V-N,>NN Sei thai lNa'sNn " The en',s ans 'na
sAepl ,c >>a,a,s, r,a,c 10 hc Pacific. The c'untr!
.s<N s,~i VEL is,aNc,NN ~ 'nc West ,,a
~ l.<,,e~,,y,h Is the ~c>s bank NJ tue NSs'ni
-. ~ Nr- Asy " hansSs Il is cntrcly mill
e., ss, lNs ,uN thugs hat hs'k HE i"r's De
srsa.f N,,,k-NNessS with mHSsv' ror'-ho'es' Inc
Asss~A> ss cNss,V s'A NrfcSS ~ bo IN me Hucr me
Nss.s, ~ Ass cN'csNe and s7o Substantially
~, "a s,s> rcrc j. tAfsN NJ loo acres thai Is cu'
vsNs :, ts'e >ssa ltis es"''u" w"', s''I 10 n'kn
.rs - ,aN, s,ssa Cosn and oats arr fa'sod IN SrSa'
.lY,ss... =. - 49, ~ che gsftis's, horse, Nc Inc
s,. vs. ma h cultivate ;hsland by the labor Of the
- k,t Is " rl roiwck a,i g has been 90 lnccncd
Ne ~ vs. eN>GJu; Sad Ms Aepi IN headulul cond
g. f, i-r.a N s,ci. snd = one Of she finest ana
~ sd e....i, u the aver. I, my opinion that F"r
l.S,,.,c,. IS he I'scv cr lsrcc town On me west sG'
.s,l. ..-t s,Ain he hNss- Territory. II hns ap"-
$40 S.a sac c,~l ~ Shou, 4 tha; viii make 4" az
i.scs',, ,'f si,vN IMPORTANCE. advise ambitions en-
.sssgsr ,rsv1 tata weo wa.. go set in"a ne" ma
- e.s respects ~ Stop ~ Foi LcavenwoIIh l. VIII
u II 81 l,sl II h.sssSs icsTi;@ry -
E,s~,,u hsnsos art N'sior' We passea d" Shv s
y.,tr. $50 NaircfS that wcrc on their way Z" '
>srl.kt ihcv we've waiting ic- the hsisnco 9, ~, ~"
rrsr, on, Asd l,u ,ncampci 'hore for several usss.
LACY ~cs Snc forest some "c'e s'eep5s1 ,a"j
~s.svs fat he NEST Of them had tents "uu 'c ~.
So = Is s.;riuc in all directions were '"'e'c" WIN
,issS Mss, sn3 rasis dwellings. Gwen arc useu ,1t
,Tsrs Nsr wofcn Snt ohi'errn we've s,'''e,'u "o,u'
-, 81 - HsckS.r tbs hammers were h'ard, ana INC
srrs Sf,ep4rA;ion came NJ from al p.rsS ei .ne vaup'
Il pss singular sight. Suc irausai wh many sussos
.S-< - -ras-i,nS un this strange and ceiuded peo-
~ ls.sc cricrSnis generally nom Europe ana Inc
~. a, Ssrr Il, not speak word OF English ihey nave
-, I,,gl~y before them. The cholera Is SAID 10 be
suc.c scn. brt have heard 50 many rumors 81 ll,s
'ssssc ,uf the rivers Nc and have seen So e
Eft ,h-, have lost ell confidence IN the truth OF 'hose
s,criC-.
Rsf.s We psssed the kansas came upon an encamp-
me-. that sftrscied attention II turned out TO De grahi
ssn:ias company for the pains SIR GeSrse GorG an an
Errlsh Rs,0n.t Las taken into his head that VIII DC
6ps sport 10 hun; buffalo, Nc, on our great western
ysiis: he packed up his trunks &c ana s'areu lo
regular summer campaign. ne trough ~? H. Re-
tx,, or,v and f;v dogs mostly greyhounds and stag
hour "a OF he most beautiful breeds compose this part OF
The eNred;fion. he had large carriage ana prOoaDy
dozen lsr.e wagons transport provisions. &c these
r,oure i've woke OF oxen each wagon. These, with the
hor.es men Ne. made UP quite an imposing company
Sir g. o-re Is fine built stout ghi-haired, end resOiute
ookirr man Bui there other things besides fun IN
such zip and Will try the manner OF stuff OF when he
i mad. before he returns. ,
ksn>Ss il rich agricultural territory lumber IS 'he
great want and the Shawnees and Deawares in their res
srvaiions retain the most OF II that Is o value. am
os,raired 70 say that fear slavery Will get the start
there ] made tins matter ~ special inquiry through
wssrn Missouri aud pTopose talk Of this when
| have more time. Meanwhile, IL is well 70 remember
that 70 grafton take pso before next winter ana
probably not til spring. the Indians retain possession
i'm that time. Nebraska VIII of course be free, bu. fear
for Kansas. .,
spn be night Weston the east side of the river
Ii is fourishng place and does an immense business IN
the bemp trade Ii has about 900 inhabitants. At That
point determL ed 10 take passage in the stage for Cou-
ell Bluffs The distance is about leo miles, but Il would
give me fine chance the country. The ride was
roush hard one but was amply compensated by the
Il. hs saw and the facts learned about The country
The rorhern counties OF Missouri prairie, like lswa
But must devote separate chapter hereafter 20 de-
tailed Cipion of nOrihw Missouri. IL Is clearly
d,sn, 10 be wealthy aud valuable part Of that immense
STATE.
have over the 70 Nebraska and find II very
beautiful. Prsiries rich and bcundless There + no
limit 10 their capacity production But the great draw
bach fo This region exists Nebraska Timber is
Till THE def supplied either by raising crop which
eafly be done in few years, by bringing Il down
tie upper this will be the great obstacle
timber lands sufficient quantities to be had this
country would improve rapidly than any 'ther on the
face Of the eorh As is il is destined to 90 ahead with
wonderful raldity. Iowa is fast filling up with hardy
valuable population.