New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01


hsb - low hr, of tte y-srrs. u fo' P'u,uy,
.s, ,s,,,,rs very rel csr. + you ouly pro'iie
- tot. he rl,cs f,- fteD ~ wiitsr. OR arn'
-uspy u .s.u-laii fre.1 about tee h'sI ~ "
v.,, sd sems began es,hsf. We have '1'- VI
cA,ck.rs: have no, seen such thi'c IS ~ -.
,;,ra have been beve There vsrs it'le teFlih
10 tronb.e .ters: W have Do. l"'t ore So iar th'
season by either bird or beat 81 prey
GINsFx6 DIGoISG D. MIssEsorA-A o'reS 'D'-"'
siy.s lerethy picture Of tae giusebe excite il7A'
farms rec- c.,d, villages dessr;ee, Tsope al '' l.7
"b;g roods GissiDs q. h-LiiIg i0s 8 pace 20 -
girserg. ,,.-
work. TIE bc ~ocds we're aug ever SRI the crop
e,fsasteJ Perhsp. enough had been dug 70 max
7OCC0 lbs of the dried rco, of course the a 'an'
vii b. less ar sss every year ss digsin dtsu'yS
:re prodEc.1ou.
In opposition 70 s,aiemeL; recently PaeAshsd u
TET TRIBUNE, n writer says.
The roo; a. far IL medicinal n o:Ssr proper'rs
.re couc.rn.d : g perfect :.ne Of the y'ar -
another but /, TIVE here : gTe a,er lo-s m iyhS
,ee roo. il BE Spring ,hSn N tre A7.Hno. in'
los 10 The nsrufsc.areT End TO- - ne cnRsnT ~
.bs xav most of me buyers are NIrg-ulsrs oh eNse
repced 1and. in .he business, snppo-ei "a kno" WA
,b.y ar sboa. ,rd rith far submssion oi Ia'',,
there j. D. Danger IN The esst tEss 'ne oiSSe1 -
lo.e h's tine ~ he buyer ks money As !" lhe
ifv of Niuuesota Gnseng, eoEpetect JuIF77 49,
On th Fa. aud o.hsrs here prOn0ur &c t5e skh l.,
~ Manufactured article second O. nore n lhe ,N'.ef
S.s.ss I'rff'ursisly hogeVsr ;or Mlrne-Vsa - &c
rr,,.u, c-isi considerable portion OF her roo's nav
n, ha,r mace rto hrst-Fa.e STi ,ie ch act"uu, -
,s rs,v and VARIOUS other causes o"ynnd ihc
control Of human events. This, for h;ie sasoh '"y
have t.rdsncy 20 bT.us her roo. no GisiePu'e o1
In lie Aggregate the GDssnE crop vi DING a 'f
sum irtO th- S'Ate. All Prove q 'etg P.7'-'S'-' '
20 uauy of the iLhGtiLsn's
FtHsr ARRIVAL - PEHHINt IsssENGEK' ~
STyiyBoAr-An5.herle letter from Long Prair,e, dated
July aIrounces The arIlyai OF the Red River traa'
bringing the fret passengers from Psmbiua ana The
sekirk Settlement or Red RVerl Who have ever
a.e. udsd tina, stream ID s,esmbos;. Mr. Arson G.
Nor,bup LATE member OF The Legislature, ana one %
the most en-erpri.ug this frontier, has shc'
ceedtd IN getting steamboat, beSrrg tls nsne rnh-
tipr On the Red yer OF 'he Norh. srd hss max one
Inn down the river 20 Pemtiba ami Sekirk. AID nov
On his return Trip be hss brought win MN s"N"rai
l,oss and gerileneD, who gladly embraced tna. ot-
uoItuu 20 sit tie United s.Ates for t5e nIs tn".
Tia: uaty asceu3ed the river by steamboat % F'it
AhercrJmbe, where hey we're tTsn sefIeo OK - :
and proceeded 20 this place sCros- me prares they
were fo.r DAYS anG haf from the Fort ~ 'nls place
Wr4r si,rin eight niles uf here they encampei for
u. urnt and ,.ams we're sent from here 20 oIing IN
the (. u ses If the psTty. They arrived s'e a. nlg0
wee tired srd glad 70 ind themselves N conhOtaOe
0usteT-. They express tlem;eNes hiSbly Pea-ed
yi,h the steamboat eXcuTsoD, BAT womb Iathef oe
eNcnsed from Gain undertaking the oAcaits. Mr.
N,T;hup intends running the s'esner on the hei
River me whole season ard thinks al travel aud
freight for the Red River country mast pass rms ~sy
L. case j. snouio Long FIalre VII yet be piace Oh
considerable importance.