New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

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Ihe 81. Isuis Repub IBsan publishes i letter d
N MI shs itaos from which
M exsract
goasi aea ink ana paper Hill been expended
Sesefi ssva rizonas bnt some ri the articles
thst haxe seem upon this subject recall the
4 s4 Hill MI ale celebrated e0cknsy The friend of
III ii Ill travelling IN America. Stepping
x III u tavern, tliE landlord proved to be slew
q eyes@ " ths people of Pikeville all sqnint 4
nasy Hi WRONG haf It appears tc me that deserip-
Hons aaa tno often confined 10 particular localities
xH giya fhe reader p correct idea Of q country Of
riaa extent aeing climates, dilierenl
boiis ma resources. Il haa been stated
AYixursa ii not an agricultural country, and
soise iseaefe demonstrated the faet CON Haper9
never rains hers A camp me ior q month
0r sn, iii this season DC the year, Would most
efectaaly disahnse aag of the latter idea, and
Hi fSraler apinion ii almost as fallaciaus. II III
dunhklsss true Tint large portion af this country
III unfit Hi cultivation hut il equally true that
A saHle nonuIafi0n, ard that there are evidences
athtfeHt 70 warrant thu belief that large pupnla
tom eiszai Inn far superior to the Indians
0f tha present iay have, AT some remote period,
slbsistad nom The soil and it Ii safe I'd conclude
that Hill soi has IesI none 0a til good properties by
! lying arinanf these hundred years.
III ypsi rnilsan reeeip Of letters from the
aDFe eAslexsY partition oil the Territory, propose,
iii indication, briefly i'd speak OF the val
1eF oY The Of tae Tucson, and that Of tile
saInas, balaH the month ol Tho San Francisco Or
lllo tae Iaaos y 1llasges, north
afds Nh owing To the hostility Of the
IAN leas has been but inpeff ectiy explored, but
e40ng IL knG1fn til establish the fact THAT there
~ many fertile valleys which will eventually
nrssYS Id fhA American settler, and the
ranges afa belieFed to Be rich IN the pre-
ei1as metals Upon the Salinas is d large extent
IA ltura} eonntr II llich, times past must
have h6eaf extensively cultivated. as II proved by
tba Feiaalias DIT mammoth irfigatng canals and
ther oa Iusb andfy The ruins often to
ia met Whit here. d. ssell al upon the san Fran
eiHe8s of buildings four and five
stofiesl ~ hight anA cgNeHifg great extent Of
eroIs fions. sometime inelud-
i iag jill arHR af eight AZ fen acres, the Walls ag
hfilA ssith graAt and skill, BIZ solid
Alasonarys and NJ salne still standings would
seeia ia sauw That the people who then possessed
tAe A6fl were ad pancHd III civilization. and Tint
Il hasssssaa In some formidable foe BIZ
hNI1, Doubt, 1seT mere eventually driven out
4 ef tingrIaied. Many suppose this people 70
Il hsFe % The "a xtec race, and The Indians
Upon I'LL Gila. below TIE junction Of The Salinas,
stretciailg away from tie river
4 III sRisaa ID tha nprthward densely studded with
naeSgat and covered alth broken pottery, demon
ssstas ahs kof former population and present
Neaataa Or snil.
Belbw the Pilsos and Marcopa Reservation, a
Il PARTY Df energetic Young men have taken aayan-t
49, III II 6nnst desirable location and made set
tleMent sharA. ln tho neighborhood of the Gasas
sraIdas kpsn the 81 III, twelve miles above the
cultiy and are now mail king prepara
q tfonS I'd I6eate there The inducements are such
taat II q atad many families Of next seasons
L 1lgxatien Wlal III content to 80 no further.
Hers III one pf tliaAe ancient aeeauias the mag
& nitAde 0f Mhscll II evidence nf the extensive
tnlIipHtipR bit Il farinar period. This would be Il
fa0at lion for military post, The
1aIst BE yhieh deep Hi feit III thiA vicinity
ulIefs anger scope AZ country fir
All III amy 4 have named but the Iontp
AnacAes me At feHent mn lasuperable barrier to-
8he 1leTeI apnant uf the resources Of that region
I'LL sl1ls Valley Y fsa eagnss d tie aIa
llu del1hk proper protection, 1T win soon
heeoine peualsd with hardy American pioneers
hare aFe Aaad xlesasiye and fertile valleys
upon the head Hatefs of tae San Francisco, and,
tsle exception that II Il little cold ID winter,
HE country Is seRnesenteg to he al that ii man
could deslfs we'll tiinhefeds well watased, with
If gxaes md plenty ri game III some
og these fespees VI has HE vantage 81 tlle val
4 1ays bit the Glls aud the sHlinas. Some weeks
{ sinees y party Numbering twenty-five men, nuter
tfa lead hi Pauline Weaver, Alb old monntainser
aud mi Intelligent man. left Fort Yuma with lie
view VI making tiais point their destination. They
expected tn ascend 1he Colorado to the mouth III
Hill he llliaRaa' F1gks proceed up thas stream and
thence aursss 70 IT, Aaaieas ut the San Franciscp.
6 bHt Intended. 0n ARRIVAL at the point named ID
commence Turning essera lions aud make ii their
u homo IIa8 would become OF = Manifest Dess
tlag 7s nere 4 mol TIL siaa adventurous pioneerl
+ eusiaif ble iistefest.
HILL il Fla gfeat haua af The ella the rTer bot
tons 5saseHse narros nat The most desirable To-
! easiDns IRE being taken Nh. aud aeequias con.
the purpose III isfigation The greatest
III anecsss of tie seAtlefs af te il2 II
Il tIe aeas1s lions III The Teaaa Apaeaes, whe. II
tliaf tlliavkg slans, usually accompanied
j IN stFAg IAxes. They naam HI bands of from
I TEN ii fnfay M uAiishBrt and sometimes almost
Meena 0seni1 Outstanding great eara
aasa several nesaDn. settlers below
&ls III ndaseft, have twice. id one case
tlffee, lnst lin zRae stock they possessed. III sns
halais u amounting To many bend II
the aggnen ase. 9Issey ARE not at ill isartscular
however. M ut they rob. About one week
sinsa large HaiII: III TOEHe for California, who
keIe 0f NH slt A 0atnlaa Hat Il ese
It'll hrr II their mules amount
III III tf1ysa M lkAa1i If was Mexican traia,
tl1efe Al iiu rAbai thHt any portion have beer
i'll ba IL bpafsA Tsar mn TantGss J, destfesla-
tioas IiGssh been bpsh s,ssld asld numerous. Tifs
Non. III II sssa rse md hence easier
hill esslitssd 81 pfotectio =
eiviH III vol nlllfsss HI 81 III II The writer
ae8 i Tea gf7aI organization.
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