The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21
Our Minnesota Correspondent.

IT PAUL, Minnesota, June 10, lsc''
Proposed Rer4sion Of The Msp Of the United Sa IN Jus
tice to he No1hpes--The Route and Traud Beyond 81
Paul. Catholic Missionaries for Macke,asie RiperSc
afc Party for CamJylondTfoue- Begolo Hunt by Stage
and Steamboat-Reciprocity Treaty, dc.
Mitchell, Cotton Dsurnel, the entire fraternity OF map
publishers hereby notified that map OF the United
States is hencerth complete which does not include the
mighty inland valleys Of the Red river of the North the
sas xatchewan and the Mackenzie of Arctic deou
cher OF course such presentation of Central British
Amer n necessates the enlargement on the North
which lutte editions exhibited first, westward to the
Pacific, aud more recently southwark 10 the kthmus
In other wrds map OF the American republic Is now
convenient s the casual reference which is not con-
tnental in scopsa fact of slight significance, CONNER
cslly and politically.
The events Of week in ST. Paul justify this observa.
ton
Ascending the Mississippi river the other day met
Catholic bishop, Mr. Grandin, whose party consisted of
four priests five and two servants all on their way
to the trading poets and Indian tribes, north Of latitude 81
degrees principally the tributaries and channel OF
n e river Mackenzie Their nearest station is 800 miles
Cpc e ir Is now ascetaned that rye oats barley, poa
toes and even wheat, be successfully cultivated,
with SsS ssary Of ''S these
when scientific expedition from the "Nautica Almanac
S SsS ssTe Tss ea s 10
osery Of the eclipse Of the sun on the 18th OF July
their iou rney from the shadows Of old Harvard viii be
. sao orr 900 miles beyond st. Paul Think for mo-
mcnt Of IN itinerary and you please trace on our
revised ma Of the United States 49,. 49,.
1.-Two days by rail and Mississippi steamer from "'S'''
~ Paul nv Concord coach from ST. Paul to George.
led river Of the North sleeping every night
in house tr, ugh the ,oost beautiful Lake scenery on
the continent. . ;on, s,oamar dou,, north nm
the Red river 70 Fort Garry, the principal sekiS SET
teMen, n oat, with oars and sails through Lake
r. ~ ruth OF the great river Saskatchewan.
" r; dsvs vovaae the Saskatchewan, stream az
large as the Nisss ,ppi al ROCK Island, 10 cumberland
sin,nl,aneo.slv, With these departures for the NORTH
oui, an imated by arrivals from Fort Garry
onnmcng as tncv do that the navigation Of Red river
vii, he rec,ar,v ,Srrn pshed every ten Understanding
and uubi, hat pcriod-by the steamer
,r,d Sro,o We be, wn of the Mississippi in the win
,ry of isssa and now oroughly repaired and equipped
for the OF 1860 nc round trlp from 81 faW 10
Fort Garry--ive haaret niles each way-can be per
formed in thirty days wch entire comfort al III expense
Of sIeO with buffalo hunt thrown in.
pa ni er Nv on vehicles and three mouths
was the least period pcssibe to make the excursion
AT Selgrk there much ei "eihent ihls quet coony
il with interest," for N promised organization Dy
Parliament as u province of nghnd. newspaper Is
already established While the b roank ne oy stage and
steamboat, perlects their com'a '"'ou WIN 'ne ou''r
world , =.
Al ST. Paul anticipate MA ca from the new de-
veopenlcnt OF Northwest British America We expect,
by link of railroad between the navigation Of the Mis-
sisippi and the Red river to bring interior rivers ana
lakes which rany 10 the northwest over leu degrees Oh
latitude and many OF longitude uhin reach OF our
rade-a position fully as commanding as that Oh ehicaSo
or 81 Louis - So,
has no patience with the proposed abo cation OF the Re-
ciprocy treaty. Her legislature r.s ready spoken 10
this effect aud the Hon H. NJ Rice Uuite states senator
from Minnesota has represented to the Government in
behalf Of al the Northwestern states, t an enlarge
and extension of reciprocal trade With british Amc-
RIGA Is the only policy with which this Mss sippi valley
can be satisfied. viii not the Herald join advocating
such zoyereiu for the Provinces and A'es oil the
northern froltierY