New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-28


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the Pacific is not important From the summary OF
the Alta California we extract the following
Tho Eighth eos,otnre odo,rned .ine s1je at meri-
a;r ~ ~ on.t ,s; es ;o, ~ sonr rnantha
anhoah t hundraJ' rd a;a.,, hs wore nassed
Int yery fsw of tbsn er ~ ayyeraI cbaracfer and
fewer si will prove of ultimate benefit to the state
The most imnortsnt are those submitting to
the neonja fhe aneston os voting far or aoaist CON-
yenton ~ ra H. y. ~ NJ ~ tfa pauanno
act the sact;nn W to ntsd s,staa the
imneacbment and conv;ct;an ~ Harry Rates 1ate
State Traas,,ror t,e 49,. ad .aon;ttaI of
q " Wb;tnoan Can,mt nlsar If stta "s nm, ~, nretty
,nrch ol, ~ a,h s 49, " 1;lt; tp!Hsss w H.s'
The accoynts racsi,ad fror, Tho ,nnino saction II
the State contnra IN he .s fnoral,a m avsr and vast
nantities os cola AZ hi,nd ~ :. H., 90 az Tho
nnnIv Of water ;s renep1lIu more ahrndsnt this
snripg than nsnaJ ouinn =, ~ ataorJ;na an,onnt
of snn Wing an the rnnnna;ma Tha ~ mills in
the central Counties are dono better tban The
cumbersome MACHINERY in nae At first s ranidly being
annns NOD hy that If q ,rn,e s;,abJ chara;s, and
thera aIso annaara tn be nnucb ,nro snst.o IN the
ma .aoenent IF tbssa nnartz entsrnrs.s tton for.
merlv Owing IN Tho aannracadentad I hs;abt N tho
streama the season will he far advanced before min.
ing in tba Jr.nad ohanroIs nm 10 p-o6tabI ~ s,c
cessf,,y carried On and mn to tha nresent we have
heard OF no eonteInnIated damino ar Auminr opera-
| tions. -
| Agricultural prospects are not 80 encouraging as
mining Grains and fruits are far advanced but the
| former are suffering much from the drought which
prevails all over the State. In some portions Of the
southern border counties the wheat and oat crops
already nearly ruined and even in Yolo and other
adjacent counties the farmers are bitterly complaining
and forebodng the entire destruction of their cereal
products There is no doubt that the injuries from
this cause are oveated but if no rain falls speedily
an incaculable amount Of damage is inevitable.
Much more attention than ever before has been paid
during tine last season to the growing Of fruits trees,
anu ene prospects are haterlng ior large yield.
reacnes apples and grapes grow in great profuslon
az over lne n.ae. anu require iess caresnl culture
enah III she htahtS STATES StfaWBelIles are afcaoy
npe, and our markets present, specimens o. mann
noti PIopoi,lons anu q oelcnoS nasor. GneIIies,
~, M ;s I may e Sus az Wy s..s.Se
anJ ear, naas na,v ro..tees os~. Iat.,,cs
Ia odPnan,a, ~ ~ Ia 80 "a hao,s
Rnsiras =; th i.er;ar II bas 1 a,'auhat I ,-rnved
n5 oar;5anatia fa;sht =; H. Is, H rs an, ds
awaitinr sh;nmant Tha ralifarnga Steam Natieatinn