The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

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new ocupyi &c arse . share Of puohc attention.
rhsse two srs't nteresss-ooal ana iron mining and
his country they are 10 Fact each vitality depenAea
upon the otbeY and IN This view hook upon the com
m. .cenent OF toe speraaons o. see company 70 which
We have REFERRED - most important event for Ne
Der resources In these two minerals are
known 70 be immense, but they branches Of mining
with which Aex0An Capitalists and miuers no< prao
Ideally familiar. therefore immiaenty desirable
hat their oommsncement should have been undertaken
oy capitalists Of largo experience In this line In the United
The object u present more Immediately before the
attention Of this company" quose from their prospec
upon Ss P.oso '0'
The quantity now consumed by only the eight steam
ers hch arrive at and depa from San Ffanc CO eaca
vice, and which pass each voyage Within sight Of the
mouth Of the AcaulA 10 over goo tons per MONTH and
procured oy them .. per their publshed reports 81
cost Of $24 and mp waVds per ton.
TIE consumption Of the entire Pacific coast north and
south Of Panama. probably about l26 600 tons per an
mum.
This consumption WILL however, be moro than doubled
by the establishment Of the ooBm plated steam lines 70
San Francisco Indeed, the latter tine alone is TO be
composed Of twelve steamships, eight Of which
10 be four thousand tons burtnen
each REQUIRING Altogether supply Of not less than l76
O0O tons per annum 10 freight this quantity from the
Atlantic coast or Epsand would require shipment OF AGO
tons per shpby As7 ships each year, and at the low
freight Of Sio per ton the freight money would
amount TO 81, 5bO, eco.
The steam marine employed IN the Pacific and upon
the inter Tor waters OF California constantly receiving
aoces,iops and viii REQUIRE larger sup oies.
No obstacle exists 10 the mining OF coal in McKee, aud
s delivery At accessible points the Pacific ct
quite oxmang TO those nov existing Atlantic
side but .aving upop the present cost Of ten dollars
n grsncsoo s,essh,n r "a Of over $40 600 oar monh
or nearly half million of dollars per snnum
From these sta,emeus II Wi, be seen that the subject
of poourips this suppy Of GOAL by mining upon the Pa
sc coast IA ore OF yusl and inres, 10 the bu
sness men of the cities Of the United States
TO ali In TACT who are In any war engaged or inter in
The s,owine con meroe upop he Paddle
But II b Also TO MEXICO that this subject has manifest
lnteres, and importance
For the va,t amount of fuel now consumed upou the
waters bordering her western coast sums OF
money are annually paid 70 Dnglaud and the United
These payments shoud be made to Mexico-to enter.
mes,,c psus,rv should tnese proaa sncrue
This oousunpon tskes place almost within sight Of her
coast She mas an supply of the best Of coal
wing useless neglected and unworked She has noble
upon vhoh 70 A. 70 An sccessbIe uort or
# Other ocates are more de,irable 10 vork rairoads
can he cons,yncted for ,ts cheao md oucs c.yr.se
surely these are 100 uporan, TO allow Inc
ABIDE from The drec, prof: attending In supply how
many Voud srse 10 other from the
,,es no,v rnaev e.oned snd almost nn;nns nitad
An ndustrous shd valuable cIsss of ms ius IMMIGRANTS
srawn 10 the iocstvMnroo.sbie employ men, would be
snoyded IN themto supnv their vsnts vould crea A an
agricultural indusiry-towns would be budi up-lsnds
erterpri.ins
sn,h have been the results flowing from such Establish
Ss s rsu % Of new
silver mipips districts in Mexico
In the case Of coal THIS prosp ry nero likely 10 be
permanent
But s te the home consumption of Mckee, TO the sup
DIV OF fuel NECESSARY for her ss means OF motive
where q is almost universally the case water power
be obtained or relied upon that the company look
Before this demand be supplied railroads must be
but one OF The rst obstacles 70 their estsb
Iishmen, u Inc immense cost Of transporting the iron,
hence the necessity for the erection OF iron works using
meDced which can only be met by nrsS developing the
coal mines
Here ~s come IN me nl" sp s. o. s,s @vs,s
supply OF coal.
Thh the expec'anon OF tne company 70 % abe 70
Efforts OF one association c2n effect 10 great result and
hey believe th toe ground having once peen broken,
~ he %cu,s. IN shc Of n. Sa,urs d,vs
opement VIII nave peen removed, ano oAs ,ne mlnng Q,
coal and IRON VIII take rank among inc most Important OF
me mining in'Sresn " ne.ioo.
designed but ,he important oocc" Oh me enterprise
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