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 This IS an important measng ,g ral Government. It is the fe.. ie 0i

 providing the means of defsnaal rlsl $ siP try on the Lower Mississinn;.. .' loft ly followed up, will supnI1 rI,' ana a5 abundantly, the defences fH,9, Wbss cas4 necessary in the future conrsa .a llll The Gulf of Mexico will one 5ol ol q probably ere long, be the t6es,laa gss rag nary conflicts between vessels s of q. try and those of foreign po~er. ?, 'i !, supremacy. These conaictS s'ls'

 will be confined to the opersfo, oa al in which description ol va fo,a. can compete with us in the sea 5s a,I. % the waters of the Mississinn; 'I'l' U mark of the English Captain u.n i" M had made a voyage in steambaa' 'al, Orleans to Cincinnati, that the a. na.l ed in navigating the steamers o, ,isa waters, would be the most efIieiss. o'l vessels of that kind that can -,'lslI ,n,. found; and tells his countrvmen '' v Y that they are not to look to a' tho ..a Ill 2 men that they find on the Thsma..l ,a.lf resemblance to the boatmen on ',s, ,ba <, pi and Ohio-the latter exeee3a. E,o ll ! on the Thames as much in intslgt. bodily powers. These fresh va,s,a sssa ' board of steamer, would bs ;n,. viceable as the best of able-bojiias11' is1' after they got over their first sea.,.1 Their number is so great that if rs' ,s' flee to man, twenty times over, q, 9l ", steamers as exigencies could al s,r r'l quire. sl'

 The commencement of nayy r,. bank of the Mississippi looks as g e vernment were at least in earnest :, design to provide for the deleneeor fl War steamers, of iron or wood. e,, structed as well, as expeditionslr - cheaply, at Memphis, as at any oi in the union-when built and resjv vice, they ean be manned more oris eflectually than elsewhere. We r commencement of this work as tr; means of defending New Orleans ,1 in the same proportion to our secp5 violence, foreign or domestic. Vel on 1t even as increasing the valued perty in this city and to any extent, banks of the Mississippi.