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Gooseber7y bushes.-A gentleman who has for seven years protected his goose- berry bushes from the disease or insect, destructive to this fine fruit, informs us that the disease, which he thinks is an in- sect, originates in 9 peculiar kind of moss, which is observable in spots on the stock and branches of the bush, and that when- ever he finds it on them he immediately cuts of the limb. He has left with us sew eral pieces of the bush with the moss on them, in which he entertains no doubt the egg of the insect is deposited. Since he began cutting of these infected limbs, he has had an abundance of fine gooseberries, which he could seldom obtain before. It VI ould be we'll to try the experiment at least.---Americ0n Farmer.