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AL INTERCOURSE OF


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evolutions in the commercial inter-
obe appear to be impending, which
eattended with tho most important
o the progress Of civilization
e opening Of the ancient route be-
and the East Indies. by Egypt and
: hich must inevitably result from
}; It's in steam navigation and the
lew Mahommednn dynasty on the
lie.


hing of q new route from Europe
States to the East Indies and the


America, by an artificial COM
ween the Atlantic and Pacific
the isthmus which connects the
Of North and South America.


ortance of the latter to the world
lot admit of question; and its
be United States 10 enhanced by
Itch the construction of canal
Einally attempted to be establish
mics &C ross the Isthmus Of Snez


commercial intercourse OF Eu-


From the earliest nges of human
i, merce Of India has been regarded
: NAL source Of wealth and surest
irilime power. Venice and Ge-
d it on by Egypt and the Black
81 Vasco de Gamo discovered tie
by the Cape of Good Hope, these
co'nmercial republics fell from their
al.ay state of prosperity. The most
srts are new making to reopen
channels of trade, and discover new
rom the Hon. H. Wheaton, United States
y /. addressed to J. Markoe, Jr., ESQ.,,
eretary Of the National Institute At


