The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25
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from tSe Toronto G0be JQR IL
We tDeert eeewhere Q very intsrcsuos HHsr from M
wnhm Glseard. Surveyor af CoiDs woot, giving sac.
crct accom-. Of the f-s trip Of she steamer Rescue non
vefseln what trust VIII prove . most rsmuneratve
us mo for Toronto, and, In fact the whole or Ceos9A
pan keDnedy who has .ready on 'ne par. ,ne Do ~
river and Lake Superior undersSHn the aroucus ana
difeu taak Of carry the mail over thai line Asne yin
md that his vacks will speedily be followed oy osher cd
senturers equally certsiu. Should the bill nov before
asrlsmens incorPoratiss company .ar me purpose o.
immediate efforts will be made 70 Construct roads
70 connect the lakes and rivers on the route.
Before that 10 done, hoSever, No have no doubt
that mary OF the more sdveutusous will DO
tempted 70 accompany Captain Kennedy bis trips Al
ready hear that some gentlemen Contemplate jour.
rey TO Red river during the ensuing month. There Is
rothing more srduous in the epserprise than is daily
nDoeraope by holiday fishermen the back lakes and
rivers We fear that The opening OF tae route too ae
TO be Of service for tns sssoa those who
TO cross tho plains to toe Rocky Mouusn aud the newly
discovered gold regions Persons Starting nox might
resony perform the journey, bat arrapgeaue8 have
yet been ade Tor iorwardicg them beyond Red rver
AS ou readers are awsre, the people Of Mipaass are
endssvorirg 10 open overand ronte hs go aslds
hty propose 70 make Red river settlement the point of
aepNrare, and 10 20 thence By ths north ,raoch OF
who s,sscss scaoss sne %odo.ns Ssss
n - Paul have traversed ali the rodtes, aai
'hey agree nss the most northerly ono - toe
easiest When tho arrangements OF our frieals
In Hinrcsoa are carried cut will be possible for Cana
dian Gdv~nturers who oesrc - take the overland ate
oycin Them O. ksusrver, but few, Ne Tear, E % aoe
accomplish the j7vTney tina fall II Ia estimated that
evest fse days will he required TO 20 from s. Paul TO
be tead waters q Frazer river. When CapN ksi-usy
reai from his ip 10 Fort Garry, sha! pro o.oy b.
IN possession Of information the subject, ana
will carefully observe the edngs In st. PAl n
lection sith II.
Mr. Gibbards notes the voyage Of the Rescue, pre-
SAINT some facts which viii trust receive the ut enson
of persons desiring field " entsrDrfse Tee whole
Of the northern regoa OF Ake Supercz with It's fisheries,
mines and Indian trade Lies for tnose who able
n GRASP hem bsrbors Of he pest character filled
with fab many tracts Of vaIue bic land waiting 70 oe cnl
vstec with market haod III Dusaoos Indian
huptsrs VII are Anxious 70 ase witt poepen1e noer
chars all there vi hin reach tho placing Of the
Rcecue the route 10 Fort William IL e that accessory
w hsvc no douot u creae emigration TO these
the difficulty Of ACCESS having previously proved
fious barrier There viii nov DO m1oicst,o1 with
Collire every ten days ut east there ab
soute certainty that AT no distant day ana jan TO OF
Importance will spring up At tho head Of Superior, which
will lead 70 the settlement OF tho whole shores OF the
lake When the cultivation o! the country makes II
TO carry mining operations the copper deposits Of the
northern shore will be found valuable those OF the
south, and hat which comparatively un;nhabed
desert, will in few years be ded with thriving p)pu
Gtion. Those who 90 FIRST will have the best ooport1
mites, and We can point TO no better opening TO the
Of industry and enterprise, possessing little captr aud
willing TO boar with priv atoms for while, than 70
found on the shores Of Lake Superior.