The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-04


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,.,roduesion Of bic polisy-Napolseaie i6sas--
,.so Mexico They will b indignant q he
.v,ot, and may well disssrn IN Il thae whish is
,,os, unfavorabls TO their hsctohng aud doni.
,..ripg over THE continent They win profess
!, ba Mortified ss the tnpsrial character Of the
n.s f.overnmeut, while they are themselves
,hs slaves Of the viIsse and most degraded
The South is content, may. pleased, with the
change Of affairs in Msxico-with tho pros
,.c, Of order and security in that country,
and i.s control. as least daring pupilage, BY
Power alsoesther friendly 70 us. Under 1.-THE
industry of the nation will improve and the
tide of commerce and Of power in the Gulf bs
Immensely ewellsd in volume. This will bs
h.usasisi to The South end, Of course, estri'
mental 70 the North, which must the more Ger.
,siply cssse to 10 the point Of settlement for
,he continent L. will no longer ship every
thing, import everything, buy everything, sell
everything, and have oil the money In iss own
hands. To maintain this position 1t is now
Eghting and sxpsnding all its means ls~ouid
freely ssIl oct and spsnd every d,ilar 1: is
worth to-day 70 accomplish Mi. aud think IL
rad made grand speculation. Bot accession
has deprived them of IL, and the elevation Of
Mexico In the scale Of nations will help still
far.hsr 70 keep them forever from recovering
Il.
With strong and steady Government, and
security 70 psrson and property, Mexico will
become great producing eountry-her pro-
dustioas, too, being Of that character most I'M
portant 10 commerce. 1t 10 most remarkable
country, covering an era Of eight hundred and
twenty nine thousand nine hundred and six
Nsn Engish square miles, being one fourth -
largo a. Earope Travsrssd through its whole
length by tho immense mountain range Of the
CordiIlsras, 1t embraces within its limits every
asqres Of temperature from the torrid to the
fdpid. Tns sea coast to an interior elevation
oftwo thousand fsst above the sea 10 the tierras
,ai.entss, or hot region, with mean tsmpsrs'
tu,s Of II degrees. Tns regicn above that to
i've thousand feet shove the ssa is the ras tenn
7ladas or temperate region, with moan
temperature of 68 degrees; and the third sls-
vs,ion to the line Of perpetual snow is the
tieras frras, or cold region The city OF Mex
ieo is within this last, 7,4O0 feet above the
OCEAN, Humboldt Gays that in the ascent from
MEXICO the climates sueoesd each other in lay.
srs, md the traveller passes in review in the
eou,.s oftwo days the tropical plants and the
princes Of the Arctic regions.
A country with 20 divsrsifsd = Temperature
and soil as Mexico will produce everything
known 10 the agrieulturist. Her productions,
however, may bs considered chiefly cotton,
coffee, tobacco, iadigo, hax, hemp, vanilla,
jalIsp, aud oochinssi. sugar might also bs
produced. Dye. woods, mahogany, and other
products of the forests, are very valuable. Of
these productions Mexico has exported CON.
sidsrably; but owing to the disturbed condi' |
ton Of the country no fair estimate OF its ca
pssisy can b formed from its statstios. 1t is
hsyoud doubt one Of the most fruitful coun.
tries on the globe.
The chief source Of wealth Of Mexico to this
tins has been It's mines. The silver mines, said
70 BE- over forty In number, yield an average Of
near $40, ,OOO, 600 per amman. Gold 10 also
found In considerable quantity. Qaicksiivsr |
is abundant, the yield being near three hun.
drsd thousand pounds per aanum.
Mexico has done something in the way Of |
manufacturing having 70 cotton factories, & |
woolsn factories, 3 paper mills, gla 90 factc' |
ries, 80.
The population numbers 66l $40, only one |
million Of which i, pure white. -Four million |
sis la1iaas, and the remainder negroes and |
Here Is iadead vast country with vast |
resources The Emperor Of France is farsee. |
ing sutrshto to appreciate lis advantages and |
know what may be achieved with them In |
time to CONS. With order and security, enter.
prise, industry, and capital will flock to Msxi
co, AID ii will assume posiiioRss producing |
aud commercial nation that will surpass the |
isrsss. calculations.
The Yank ess will be made TO dsplors the |
dsy when their folly and msagnity combined |
brought abou. the events which placed Mexico |
10 the hands Of an European power, and thus |
'oss to themselves the opportunity aud the |
means OF controlling that country Aud iss eon |
ns'es 70 their own advantage. Hal they re-
'Pssssd the rights Of the South, aid been true
~ the American Constitution, it 10 hardly
probable that Mexico would have fund Q
faier in Europa. Since they have broken up
ne Olion, it's oil the better fos the South that
Gsxioo is placed beyond their grasp, and IL
unasr the dissc,ion Of power whose charac-
's' ndin'srssts assures us Of peace. security,
aud frsndship onour Southern border. There.
i9fs the South may well sxelAim, "Long live
The Mexican Empirsi'
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Mexico ana the Yaxkess |,
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