MARITIME INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH

 AND WEST
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 We have received two numbers of "The Army and Navy Chronicles" containing long and able article from the ever vigorous pen of |" Harry Bluf,' Lieut. Maury, of the U. S. Navy) on the "Maratime interests of the South and West" The article is too long to be inserted intire, in our paper; and is too interesting to be excluded. We have, therefore, divided it into several portions, which will be published in regular success sion. The first portion will be found on our first page, to-day. We ask for it care- ful perusal, which will insure the same at tention to the succeeding portions, from eve ry reader who has the interest of his coun- try at heart. Our people have been too long sleeping on this subect-too long neglect full of their true interests. It is gratifying to find they are, at length, beginning to move. Let the movement be continuous, and on- ward, and upward; let the facts, such as Lieut.. Maury has furnished, be spread before the country let the people urge their repre- sentatives to vigilance and industry in their behalf; let the representatives demand of those in authority, justice for their constitu- ents, equal justice with the other portions of our country. We ask no more. Give us that, and the giant of the West, only yet in his infancy, will rise rapidly into glorious manhood; and, resting one foot on the AL leghanies, and the other upon the Pacific shore, will stand forth Colossus of prospe- rity, for the envy, emulation, and admiration of the world.