The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

either have been effected under OF the light
or S;th The conuivalce u those IN command a ~ u
cea e irritation ut the ndspeDdeGt attitude assned oy
hoDduras, more especsiy Ia coat acting treaty oogs
tios ~iih this country has BEEN tet AID esnibtsd III
wnstI gton SAL long as the Uaited Stats rainia,"
JdtiEc TeiatiorS uth Honduras, a. q The dsfy n me
AmIon gore 10 that violation y he rr,'oy
a. Honduras 4 comm aed BY an American ctfisen
The paper continues 10 remark Mexican affairs,
and cluocs by sayipe-rbe differences between tue
prisst party and the constt1tonalists are 4 10 50
Iious ratuIe, and the animosity OF etner
party teo deep rooted to afmit OF an easy ADJUST
nent. The serious aspect OF affairs In Mexico,
apart from the great interruption aud embarrassment
suggests the prctc ny thar they M inrolrc Spain and he
Ured States in drec qsdrTei, ,rhch icotd " az IKE
locd terminate tbs onnz0tsOn Of Oba and Porto hico
20 the Union bat as France and England are bound oy
uooy to rreyre these Tossssaons TO the Spanish GoleT
tsker ana sill more serious complication may artss on
Of the prolonged troubles in Mcrtco.
THE HUDsON'S BAY TERRITORY.
Wi,qner Smiths 7tmes OF The 9Th september contains
this subject from which We extract the
Public attention Is again directed TO this interesting
port, Of British North American territory, by the pub
sar by him :. The request Of tho Coouis once Of the
country y ing between the Red river ind the Rocky
m6urtRIB, ard between the northern branch Q. the
The CAPITA bad to answer the important question,
whether Red river settlement possesses qualifications
sr r,s ,ha, winter lasts from November 70 April
that night frosts frequent IN June
Wheat would consequently be prccsrous crop, but bar
e oats potatoes aud most kinds OF vegetables could DC
grown in abur dance, and the sumner, though Short
berg and forcing fruits Of all kinds ripen with
great rapiaty Blu, cattle feeding would be the staple
rcuiturh enterprise, the grasses Of highly nhir
ous quality being everywhere met with, crops OF hemp
FAX and hops also be raised as in otnr countries
In the latitude Captain Paser reports strongly IA
favor OF coproheudirg all he Saskatchewan Districts
well TIE So river district, Ia toe new colony
Rcd district would naturally be FIST occupied, aud
az population increases the settlers viii gradually pro
westward al).g he banks CT the SAsketcnes m
TIE captain is decidedly OF opinion that II Is mposa bio
for The Hudson's Bsy Company 10 provide government
that would meet the cxgences OF growing colony lie
aso that enigraDts should proceed via the
Quilted States the route BY Lake Su perur osing too to-
The whole territory from Red river, where tue
railway system already exists is IN Sorable % rasay ex
tension as far tie eastern base OF the Rocky
mo1ntaips Captain Pslliser has found Two plsses
through these mountains both practicable for horses
or he does not regard the question Of road
through the territory 10 the Pacific ocean rs one of
immediate Interest, Hld be aids that the dcglty OF
direct Communication BY Cana1a viii render the work
OF sEc.g read across the col tlren Al much one
or American Of British enterprise once1, Captain
B!ak son magnetic observer u the expedition points
slry distinctly that the geographical position avors
with States rather than with Can ada and 70
prevent this he urges communication being II ones
msde with Canada, the northern md Of The Lake Of
the Woods The FIRST new settlement viii. be thinks, DC
in Manitoba by the Winnipeg lakes, and by the .ssn
bon river Small steamers could run from bed river II
lske w,rnipeg From the northern shores Of this take
along large portion Of the saskatchewan, Captain bs
isdn thinks the country, from It's low elevation above
the surface OF the lake will not bs popular place Of
settlement but the whole region above the frs OF the
river keeping to the SOUTH is fertile and pleasant; And
the course of progress Will be direct sest from
sanioba the upper banks OF the Saskatchewan Pas
ture s abundant and the rivers abound with fish, and
whole country teens with animated nature lit for the
use OF man.