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fuse manner, perhaps, through various points for q distance of five or six hundred miles, this language will not be deemed ex- trayagant.

 "But looking forward to the future pros- poets ei2 these regions ii tEEie mining bran. ches of industry, who, that hss hsa .t,;, glimpse oi, those fertile alluvial territories to the South, penetrated by so many thou sands of miles of river navigation, where fifty millions -and much greater number might be. asserted-ef North Americans have yet to establish themselves; where the amount produced of sugar and cotton. sshseh eses.es the admiration of OUT own day, will be referred to as the mere perm ot production hereafter; where, when ponu- lous cites, increased shipping, and well protected plantations, shall have placed these imperlectly known regions in the same class with the most powerful portions of the earth; who can doubt but that hart of the immense wealth thus accumulated will be invested in working the inexhausti- ble mines which lay, as it were, at the very door O. New Orleans, city evidently destined to rank hereafter amongst the first in the world2 If one Nation can ever permanently undersell the others in those metals, 1t must be one possessing mines from whence they can be extracted with equal facility as from those in question, and exported with so little charge.''

 