New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

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PEA Pioneer-"i''""e'',
diti'n' y.,.-sa,em-Po Portland.
n o. sg.'n ' AID Oregon, Monday. July 81, 1900
iOA- .oorer Colorado of the Paclilc
Tb' DE-" 40 DAYS from New.lork to San iran
Lr g,d billings, one of the possible a HoI soc,
go fi'u uas among her passengers auo so''
C''- "',,os Of the trip by bringing new milcn
I'd be Hr .nss, of the morning coffee Professor
az iG i0s a. far as Rio. gave daily one oil MS
,'s@ ,,iec lectures to an appreciatve audience
s'n Exon Potter, though able to pFeaG' every sun
y .,,s, the voyage with It's '''SS 'N'''O '''' '
IL Pam tie rarity we're hungry for home III
\ Az ''" They had not e I'd word since leaving
nslt"r -. Grant vas still fighting il ont Oh that
SFlGA,o ',,,,,. asked the first Yankee he met on
be ~ 'wbst is the news from the United states
f,lA n, bis eicar. he replied with genuine
sEe '-.aebalance. reciting the stupendous events
rs11. mouotonous as if reading a wdsh'ns'hSt
- !, taken; Lee has capitulated' johnston
led. President Lincoln has been a'Sassi'
$50 81 Left Davis has been caught in his vines
PSI = -, one can hardly wonder that the listener
-. Tor i've minutes at the startling cata-
K pG qsecl-s'' ~ NV
e.,o,,h sea.Vinds of san Francisco when pfe'a,'
= ,.rrsr. proyel too raw Tor my Lungs weak
aria. Contracted in Salisbury. 80 l re-
r ,1s interior spending few delightful days
az sriepds in P.aceTyille. Evenings quiet was
p, nv The drowsy tinsling of cow'bells' ana
~ ,,ri,c the song of the oriole poured in at my
f"i.,ov The oil aader doomed upon the porch
,,,5sn air wa. fragrant with rose and fuehia'
lie and heloiTope Lasturtium and sweet YER
1,vs, only the first week Of July, bot straw
Z =. ,ss second crop-the same vines produce four
,.,As YEAR,, raspberries, backberries. cher
-. ,pricots. figs early peaches, pears, apples
h - Wpre abundant. Last year my frlehus
F'-s.fS one acre produced two .tuns OF peaches,
la,,cls Of apples, with grapes and berries whose
A-.r.ssrence and the trees bear in two wears from
80 Irricatiou-twO square inches OF water run
Il,'.S.suflv-eosts him $50 for the season. Ohly
-. AGO he began to redeem his garden from the
,-,.ooking hillside. .,.,
-,stIe rare charm of California; its unequaled
~ IN fruit; its kindly soil hiding the pleasant
.-s;II trees flowers ana vines. Its towns and ham
!. ~ free from the bare, naked aspect common To
I.i,,res look as if they had been settled for two
.rtons What other region thus combines lrop'
= ~.1ctions with "a temperate climate Where
~ ~ almond olive. orange and pOmegranatC
Vac with pear. plum. peach. apple and cherry
Memo 30 900 Chinese on the Pacific coast. Com
la instead of going West, the organic Jaw of Mi
----t against them, and Nature enforeeS her own
=. Hence they do not settle. but merely stay
IS ,oO; bring few women save prostitutes i'm
- Ion home their food, OF which rice is the chief
l =. end home their money. send home even their
- .nbaned TO rest in the family dwellings OF their
xsrNghi land, nursery of the human race, where
y rsIt iOins the Occldent.
gs,trCas and frugal, serene and silent under
u - tayss and frequent kicks, poor John Chinaman
,6nsy in his purse and revels in dirt and degrade
d - In ihe mines, only cleaning where the white
- kss resped at the years end his is the larger
90 When lie finds rich lead. by mysterious but
s,z,,Se coincidence il belongs to some American
s.,v,bs policeman wAo bids Johnny Move on.
q. Hyjoe right of numbers and Of race Is against
NJ Perfect in imitation where female labor Is scarce
t5,-ye, upryaled at nursing, cooking, washing ana
es,s,s He handles babies Entrusted 70 INN WIN so
- caution and tenderness. that all the maternal
fi,-a must Turk somewhere under ms long plgtsu III
81 ,.Iov face or bis mOony eyes. My fTiend mas a
tTstlrs domestic named Afoy, who scrubs floors,
vAss dishes and cooks dinners with grave and neIh
les. sSeytr Ne eha-Se'S.isaa noe as the n0ne
yAkh he averreo to be the pure Celestial for Big
kru-hesp big man :" wonder If he is a solemn wag,
ah whether the phrase does not really mean "A
Il.-b1g-heap humbng
Ortke 18th inst rejoned our party for the Oregon
,trA At Grass Valley 10 addition to the warm reeep'
i1a. soO.ded him the programme required Mr.. ColfaX
| lTo rs q beyy Of eight or ten bIight.eyed young
ssas. WAS not my privilege 10 witness the greeting,
understand ne gave II with that zeal and resigna.
To Ehch be brings 70 oil the duties and cares OF
I.,Eh At 0TOyihe, II miles north of Sacramento,
isnlsy ceases and we TOOK the coach of the Cali
fias,age COMPANY Not. however, until the Speaker
"a ben welcomed with music, flags and artillery sa-
Jx hd beg1lled OF response on public affairs. SINH
Ia euOnstratiOns were made along the entire route.
SsA California and Oregon village and at Portland
kEH net by one of the largest crowds l have seen
III taTi1g NewYork.
hChcO We encountered Gen Bidwell the new Con.
CNoaal Representative from Northern California.
n 'ssGed here upon his farm Of 10000 acres long
ts' The country was settled by Americans. Thor.
"a! practical with integrity. excellent Judgment
a. lo1g good sense he Is likely 20 be an influential
oisf Of the House. The enormous corn, green
Eli1Es great fields ~ stubble with barley.stacks
- neat saeayes began 10 wear that paIcbing,
h-s lcoS which notes the ranless months We
Y~~Re grave OF a Tlch citizen buried upon his own
- vaose monument bears this inscription. written
taset Thomas NJ Wright lived and died an
IA iearing no bell hoping for no heayen-a friend
~ yOeate Of mental Il oerty'
1slwe town. the head Of navigation on the Sacra.
- RIVER, lives the widow Of Old John Brown. Her
sAsaeh teach public schools, while she finds employ
-A something between nurse and physician
- 'se nsghboriDg families, by whom she Is warmly
/ ~ oaeh entirely dependent upon her own labor.
/ s sP9eet TO purchase house and lot for her
~ heF chosen home. Any, who would aid so
~ e1ori, may send their contributions through
1927 y Wells. Fargo * Companys Express 10
49,. hsa Bulls TehaIna County California. i do
-. ~ whether Mrs. Brown is aware Of the move
,.s ~. ..t surely she ought 20 be placed beyond the
N.sahi 0y the American people.
a., ssaIseI settled mountain region along orr road
S,,sS = al pines, with long hairy strands Of brown
s,, 40. moss pendant from their bOughs, and strag.
~, , 10y, OAKS festOoned with mistletoe OF vivid
ssT !Aoshg as death approaches. This parasite
,ssi-t Tue sap Of the tree soon kills il, and tnen
,r,ssssaeS Eight! miles 70 our right rose Shasta
,ea -, iugged. Its summit a. 40 feet above the
i ~ 80, command an unriyaled view. Among
SHOWS OF It's crest bOiling.hot sulphur
vsss'e' Up between the rocks.
s .!Is1 syFeka) the northern town of California.
ss,,S.. 1r above sea level ditch 100 miles long
|. liz ~, mage and miners with water. Crossing
ofS,,S...o' the Sskiyou Mountains 300 miles north
. vs yS by. We were III Oregon From the summit