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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND а а GAZETTE. 
[JANUARY 12, 186] 
er or cesar and in v 
d 
River settlem 
mate, and the 
* which will be - 
who 
plaee named Pem 
watery and swampy district called the Lake of the | 
within а of the foot of th 
ion, the 
meus Lake 
int on the land "ht а 
ridge. Of this "Captain 
PALLISER, who vs eyed the country, speaks in 
the following terms : 
“ The extent "et surface drained by the 
A other tributaries to Lake 
what is садой ЖУРП Red — а" yt 
be we hav 
{һе | бе don 
.|surveying oflicer 
ry | several passes aet or less Joata 
ngitude : 
the west of a | Do 
the T 
means of access ind we t county | 
lon 
coas 
annnor 
a | of ili Fertile Belt, or on its e 
ine сас value on British America g 
54th parallel. 
natural resources lying within 
FEE of the 
the li 
à mits 
| themselves 
future Же end. Magen ty; but in 
unieation өя 
n view 
eomm s the erai the о a 
hey ac 
United hie or Russia, 
dre 
be 
c roa ads ? Upon. this 
aper t 
ALLISER recommends а pass d the Kan 
г. HECTOR advocates tho Vermilion Pass ; ; 
other 
IE 
ts 
om 
проце е for fue 
ount 
Кү pur- 
а region of great fertility, and drained 
river af. Hia first class, navigab y put bya 
during several months of the or 500 e. cad 
its course, pec by batteaux for "E double that 
ОТ | distan 
Ы The position which the dee ооооруіп 
яу of Lake Winnipe ca эы 
т may th is depar- 
ture fro Riv om А g with bin cattle and 
stock, and reach British Sego ia by that r oad in 
an opportunity 
und numbers to. 150, 000 
square his eim is bounde the 
north. by өү 18 known a s the * strong 
the: southern limit of t 
M 
Xl. | progress 
f the next decade, few 
v 
energetie, and loyal colony of Can 
war, i 
e- revo. wei 
the in 
дыр, 
с it likely that eie wein этн patriotism vil 
рег 
to remain а wil- 
or » pes же гъз of а ue 1 
theory, the experi 
;som 
of fores hish aorupies- these latitudes in the 
most 
din 
northerly limit у 54:30 A: vw sainda: | 
119? W., : om vi it again pas sonth-w 
meeting the ec Mountains in latitude s S 
е г this: 
rn limit of the tru 
prairie: country there is a belt о 5 land varying m 
ich i ave been covered | 
n : w 
gradually ‹ cleared ыз suceessi ve fires, 
ountry; abound 
"bis line, — — 
1 uw orth-w. m the 
persons assured me that th e whole divtemos from 
to Red e i xs the ion of 
s thiokly wooded, m c be 
Red River to the borders of Lake ея which о 
really presents по very formidable дец the | t 
connection between British Col 
S көкү: be complete, and UE Pss distance. might, | 
| I think, be travelled on Bri 
= Ër IND sums up t -— 
|. 
the 
БТ impossible to examine а. correct map 
North American continent without bein 
he venen Mountains, consequenti it is 
— "hn ce out. to tie tan. 
ав an ж е А оЁ 3000 Res even Wheat is is 
usines cultivated with sue 
“Те valu ә» I3 of the pum 
‚ extenb 000. sq 
t Iping al 
t 80, 
ong tho iba: southern ern 
and. south ence: 
the- boundary Bes while its pee caes lim yaa 
е ne Indian languages as ‘the маре 
bee 9 CUN line of the woods. 
кле: 
| Great 
American 
ithe detae ; 
uÁ but tlie aggregate number о! square atre пев of of 
vable la =з зе only to 2300 in a distance 
at 
pisei 1210 m 
| the Touch rc ema Hills 
'e.| South Branch, then so 
i: 19, yhen arning south В it Am A 
North. ow fais] -— of the: Great Ame 
e | there p of fertile countrys 
ora | water, d «а S asturage, m 
erdre А. askatchewan ind some of its 
g "the | 
ie. 
ia Japa 
'and joy pan, arc 
e reo BR of this line 
р | [called the Touchwood Hills, File Hi ll, & 
to Great Britain is кт 
rn 
eer River, with the М patches 
** Tr 18 
ND ANY LINE OF COM- 
ок я. 
been repeatedly 
made by parties of. Red "River pe vei ond i i 
to 
those | + 
Ње оғ British. de 
med | 
umbia nd Oben | full 
Mt |; these emphatic 
d 
est |t 
in | not having bee sollt 
the e doublo postage. Tt would be agire 
t precion 
{ ana T nosis dolabrata, 
p 
ort 
e|in 
EST |. 
|. “Kanagawa 
distinct and fine.” J. Ө. V. 
BE T per 
WEST |'plant yet еей It is erron 
inent; thus li 
Atlantic and Pacific oceans together with a 
endenoies, distinguished. alike 
—: forbid 
qoe 1 
тегей or having Mei cha: 
"who hay . viotimi y 
kiadas ы with AXDREW | MURRAY, 205 
has lately been appointed А. sistant Secre 
the: Society, vice Mr. Воотҥ s resigned. 
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——————À 
New Plants. 
Messrs Veitoh & Son having 
ier the Coniferous Ree E 
Y OW 
flowing "list of them. Te "ren pr 
s very first. colleotion. ER Ж 
nt, but tw of Abi 
, and no fewer than three en 
es very fiue species of the same b 1 і 
1. SCIADOPITYS VERTICILLA 
a. Tree, 120 to 140 ^ nai 
em 
his. is haps сири эзе 
ri 
ыт ld as ` mere bush 12—15 feet high 
i IT, WILL EVENTU. 
— AN AGRI eps Tts name is deri vod from Xing 
tion of 1857, апа: of the Assinniboine = Saskat: et MITY TO THE 0: ҺЕ tree, its spreading whorled leaves eu 
PE arine Bipetiton of 1858. By Hever Tovia Hip, MAs |... No other part tof the American ага эсе Pu E E ш NE mdgiog rdi 
sity "Trinity.College, Toronto : Page енн 54 the Univer- | SSS this- singular favour- | specimens 16 must һе a plant : 
an 1 агаарт К pedition. ' Two Vols, Daa 10 able di Ends m sua ой А. eee whioh Тавь — 2, ABIES MIGROSPERMA, Lindh: 
Tumpa ейн. еа ора аай "y, mi ttem, Reti natia its rigour during. паја ваша incatis роуа, Tho mide, з 
winter season, confers, on. account of its humidity, |. 'ascendentibus, 
