New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

IN every direction, are bes1nntne W &c!
have consumed the pine wood. A growth of oak has
sprung up in its place and wherercS the pc" Is IN
troduced with little care, the husea0dns hnas acua
dari reward for his labor. Inexhaustiee nA.-oeI,
have been seoyerei This valuable fe-.IEIrf IS sosi
al the pit for a quarter Of dollar tun and r dev.
cred along the line of the Csmde- and AtantSe Rosd
for 81 tnn.
We passed several farming villages, such as Had
dopted and Longa-Coung. the latter Of "ht-h !, STU
s'ed on elevation Of about 90 feet above he Dels-
ware. We saw glass works at Waterford, Jackson
and Winsow. The country l. rolling and free nom
fever and sgue. An intelligent landowner remarked
tnat be would lot exchange acre for acre for any
AZ one spot in this wilderness Of scrub oak bushes
there Is Of about - coo acres situated miles
from Egg Hsrbor and or miles from the SEA shore.
The harbor is said to be the best on the jersey coast
having ls feet of water the bar nder the drec-
ton OF the Doctors Schoee-tgo brothers, II whom
resides in Phsdephia-ths spot in the wilderness has
become place of life and labor. Two years ago there
was no house; now there are ooo iuhabitant. Many
substantial builings-two churches-one Moravan
(which il the principal one and one Roman Catholic.
There are three schOU s-one tree-a Turner'S Hal,
lager beer brewery, but Jail, poor house and
We could not hear of one single grogshop.
The population are wholly German. Most Of them
have been fifteen years in the country. Many are
from Bavaria They entering extensively into the
grape culture. There about 1000 acres uoder cul-
tNa'lon. grape grower from Cincinnati wlthln
few weeks has brought two more farms in addition To
several owned before for the purpose of grapegro~ng
They preparing 20 make pianos, porcelain, glng-
hams, stoneware brick, tiles, yolins, &c. Bethle-
hem, Pa. seems TO be their model in many respects.
II would be difficult TO find 900 Americans or emf
gratis from Great Britain among whom there were no
dram-drinkers the dran-shop was about the earliest
institution.
Their love of religion and education is manifested by
their churches and schools and by the publication ~
two newspapers while the booming cannon that greeted
cur arrival indicated life aud spirit. To stran-
ger, they seem a model community.
The city j. laid 10 rectangular squares. The streets
are very wide. The lots are 10 BY l50 Outside the
town. attached to each lot is garden of 40 by 800.
The farms, contain ~ acres. Each owner of 4 town
lot is assessed = per MONTH and Of a farm slO per
month, which Is all spent upon their respective places
No place is permitted to 60 unimproved if the owner
does not do it. the Corporation does for him, but
does NOT sell him ont for taxes. The plan y muual,
without any " ism, far could learn, but work
ism. sayesm, and improyeism. Every farm must have
house and picket fence around 1t. The houses are
two stories, and contain four rooms. They are brlck
rooted with tile. and are worth 800 II the owner
wants better, he may build and the Corporation will
lend him 400. The capital of the Association Is s.
90.OtO. and the stock i ADORE par There are many
stockholders in every part of the country. The in
uence of the Gulf Stream is said to equaze the tenn
perature here. The climate Is more equal and Is three
degrees higher in temperature than Philalelpma.
This and the character of the soil peculiarly TIT II tor
the grape culture.
Our Marty landed at the new CITY and under the con-
duct Of the Doctors Schoee were led through several
streets which planted with shade trees and lined
with shops. We were conducted into the Town Hall
"a one-sory building, 80 feet deep-where, upon a
raised platform stood the Mayor of the city, who is
also the musical director. He was surrounded by a
fine choir and band, who surprised Ms with welcome
Mr.. Walsieffer the Mayor and musician, is remarka
bic man in many respects and his transatlantic history
is interesting, but too long to tell here.
We were offered abundance of lager beer, bread,
cheese, ssusages, &c. of which having partaken and
listened to another song, train meved up aud took
us on to Atlantic City.
CONTINENTS To THE CRY PRISOS.-During the
month My persons committed 20 the jersey City
Prison for the following crimes. Dunkenne 70 pickpocke
2 assault 10; dordey. S; burglary stealing 81 vagraney
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