, 1866-11-26

BY a COMPANY Ct talented artists lem ehr Easts
prominent auncnt whnsa a.u NJ. Theodore liam. | $
The season spens with "Ea's Lynne, OF The Elopo-
THE PLAINS.
Lecture by Hon. William Bross at
Brickton.
The Central aud Western Portions OF
the Continent.
A the rapid extension Of the Pati1e Railway is
adding 70 the iuiercst felt In the contr and west
czn portions OF tho continent VIC pnblish
ssEopsis of the lecture Of Lieutenant Governor
Broes on hia overland Journey as member Of The
Colia1 party, In the GUNNER OF 1885, Ii wAs re- |
petled on Friday evening At Btickton. near this
city Tor The bcnent OF The Eome OF the Ftiendless:
After referring 10 the peace which now b!e.ses
thc land, The lecturer referred TO the topography
OF tho United States, Illustrating the subjvct from
large map. The mountalns were different In
America from those Of Europe and Asia. In the
old continents they rise to great heights nesr the
centre, and from them the rive,s flow In al direc-
tious 10 The ocean; the mountains presenttn. an
impassible barrie! between The valsyai ihe 2eo.
as dwell IN ss 6sa "a osHn d@efes
sli near w" nerth, he Xilsshanies northeast aad
from oae vals, 70 III. esss so
commerce could be readily kept uP between then;
os 1sa hap
py people. The valleys Of The contineni were
th desetbca showing th.t a. besides f IT, TIE 1.e
great valeys of the contlnent-ihat Of the Mlssis.
eippi. Rio dc! Noite, colorado Of the Wesl. Grsss
dcA Within The territory Of the Union. The q
lent and resources Of these valleys wore orieay
oeeetueT; nv NJ .1.r, v.1rxr A1p TIE norx1A1ss
7ae 1 1i5s HIT ia T. Vsll;x r r lie FI,as:
Mhsh !es .hrca rsss59 hn;a5ea ss R.ls,1 S,
~ G5eas u ~ fsasE @ VA. nosel
rhs common opiutoa tzsi here W was T.. the e. eGsa. ret
dss! sao ~ saa
tlesc vast plains ever since nan h1d tnhaollsa
ON planet; The sgesker predicted that ~, u vsfy
drunp section OF The conincnt. Tbs 9rst tview Of
The hocky Mou4,airs VIII LSinss i feaS ,has to tSe
az no'n .is1esaiar eils zigzas iihe q saeWe.peeo
e1acs eSaI eeilpE the@, hundred sna ny n::,cs
;ie er,bed rs inim,tallx. euoltm-. The dlssfenl
towns in Colorado and the progress bf The Terri
dlcd miles totth nlong the ba.e of the mountains,
with u,eis huow-c'ad easnmii* Constantly In sight;
that ac,9ss s,,.l;. W la7a'5!t fains co.slns inc
Ea:tef Creek valcy. amid ,he bunch gas and tas
shee btns.. as the only vegetation Tor hundreds ot
pr by Fort b:iac aad DO ~ H. t3f,emsa sr:,eS.
THE NouNoNs.
The lecturer dwelt for some time upon the re:
salt IaSc, and is Lfgh mountains, which sfinc
the moisture from tho clouds: thus aGoFdinS the
mrans Tor irrigation BY WHICH the principal valleys
! Of Salt Lake nte rendered immensely productive.
B,eEam Young told the patty hat he lad har.
vescG ntrety.ihrcs bushes Of wheat from single
salt Lake Is one Of the most ptosperop. and
, beautiful citics upon the continent. The cha.ac.
M ;sm wtre =; sese5i"cI a iensth; +; interview .
e. T. essas sSaE easts Ray s %h unlss iuau!9 t.
y ,bal rolyEamy, with all i.s abo@Iaations, mns!
E reucheG salt Lake, were dse!t upon at consider
: uble length The facs thai the Mormon wome'
ss sdsns ts al ss
ttlc' reaidents of Salt Lake.
q notice the wonderful staging In that part OF n
l continent. In orc instance fnur hundred mile
fwo s5S naSs naodred 'EH f9o% Austin @ to Virginia c
~ T. i|qs!;;snS H. H.
mountain 10 the Gefscrt, where descent of :is
y teen hucArea feet around ihirty.avs turns .u
nc oe tMS W5naefu saeug Tie 1 parsy saw
a. =. their tisp.
y TIE oErrEns, TO eEMrE, &c.
l.na il M ~ NC; World eu1ide os Iceland were hi
~ graphically described; the Yo semste Vale.
ot tdt eight miles lorc and mile wide. and nearly
%'ss is4se aSssrs ssss w. e mos liz ri:
In waterfalls more than bail mile, putting N,sss =
10 VA mr1f ' IN he ns liz
u dom, iron iwcG'y seysu TO th,rty.foar feet IL
~ ~ amcser, through hollow section Of one Of Will!
IosssS e on III ana ps
IN mount up 10 height Of more than three nnndtt
e!s9 lS
=, dcrs for the study aud atniratlon OF the touE1
~ than any other country IN sae world and they We M
~ amid thc dernynE civilization Of the Old Wotl1
4ee TIE PACIFIC nAnwAH.
facse an
the Important TACT, that lalowtn. the line marx
ou. nature tosit thsrs VA ; Gos a. nsnn;, sqaa
the South raas ind down tee Columbia River. =
ssa ana sa III, lake hsa sss asseu
ice aud Af,cr pnssine the Sierra NeVada No;
der ta,rs immediately east Q. sas:sneaso, q
re- re-, Ghe'' tht Rosky aoanis!ss, dosa ,le St
sne ysf as x f1 Bsss 5oa al
,ce down the Humhoiat Valley 70 DC eastern base
9an @ the Sierra Nesada Moan.sln. n" obstacles 40
sest II. ihe rtuuryivania Cen,tal and
Ee ihs sil"'y, y1c.a The we @eans ae,s9eed
lha noi half 80 scarce as had bern generally suppos
eeal 10 operate i was abundant a. e ,1
-, pene.ra.et % led thrco hundred nsle. west Of tue
sHni hs,,ps 10 fssebed a. po!nt e,sntysS miles
ned Ct Sacramento ard only twelve miles from,
~ a. summ,t-was subsct. spsctsl Esasu1au
stes cTeat 1ational thotouchfare, The loneeat,
hin NEST important III. the world. Will be eompie
sl!cr The means Of supporting the road and It's ::
ID g. = on the development Of onr vast m.ns,al IL
apoe e.
nF1 ior admission Into Nc Onion A. sate 81 st and ID
s+ hsa ~ ise n.tio1 IN
Ke her gold md ritsc1 mines l. absouely !.
Ions, and With improved p1oee.sss 10; shs Ess
LhnE | kailwaT 1n Inc nnonutaius cattv next =
h,.Si ,Ta thcro T. sesEecl. anI .,sier.bie
,sus yine aiiee1s " noh, sas s 1ninoan to he
70! i've years ago, sst year gave AZ account =, 4
'sas oacS 2: RcseSue otlcc ioi yieaa Of s16,o3o
ace,. snrnc IN c1 inhabi,ants vas believed TO abn
safe il Tic Freedoms metals: !daho, directly nor,h
Of as Fed a1a
pro -, This year thimcnts Of silver would e .
Id X IL to-. .iYsr IT, s9Sas,Ia Iass
.os tss o, sss; aS ertsks 5s.a, ,ss :Spnsa:
b1esy ae.c1sa tn pS peassf oM Mn 81
dis simpson that the:e Has eslsef e esnongl II
s4s1 H.. az t.
spd TO plank cur uos1e isoo-e1ads a. more or. be
week The vast Eo'd pfoau,G;ts ,;aa ~. sao.tA ren.t
.ment uFEou, "ett ~. ~ III central rrjons
cold. tic continent WAS the Pacific RAalwa
hirls ehcapen the transit Of mzeh1nery and SUP
stres aud within ten years from lie completion. !
,coplc m diccd That Inc mEes ot me
~ the would pour into tue lap Of She nation nre hnt
o,bcr millions OF dnlars. The national debt Won
paid OIL and no one wonld evcr feel It
.arncv burden. Tho addre.s cloEed with m c1
ckers appeal for all to do every thln2 nctded 70 en-
The arc the rapid building of the road. that Il
they build shc na,ion together IN community
must tc1ctt md feeling and make 1t forever one NJ
the | c1t1l and feec people,
II Ia The lecture was delivered last wsnte
which this city, and before the Chamber Of Co1me
" the | New York, knd the Board OF Traao OF "
aud In many other places, with great aeceI
ke his | by ncee who heard it.
nation -.
!, have Meteorological.
The following, ie the Meteorological Rec
, vas tnc week ending Saturday. November attn, i
es ~ ! e. S M
c Pre- The shade. The direction and force OF the
1he arc given approximately, with The hsEoloe!r n
tr1tntn tpGes-thc s11lI letters being The tnirAlE
novel words s.h1ch,~ .'bEccxe," "genue-" 'Teel
.1sin !" .1now." 'moltt atmo*phere,' - and q
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