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yameyican iSilk,--If the following from the Camden N. J.) Whig be true, it proves the necessity of the people of this country going at once deeply into the domestic ma- nufacture of silk. Where # can be done with such complete success and profit as in our country, we see TO reason why we should not be too proud 10 be dependent on the looms of Lyons or China, and become ourselves suppliers of their market. Silk. 1t may be said, is of such easy produce from the tree and worm, as to amount to self-fabricating process.

 ''It was stated in discourse recently delivered before the members of the Ameri- can Institute, that there were annually con- sumed in the United States more silk than all the wheat, corn, rye, oats, Aaxsecd, buiscuit, potatoes and hops which are ex- ported will pay forby nearly two millions of dolars!! Think of this. ladles. and beware how you extend The dimensions of your sleeves, or we shall be compelled to add cotton to the appalling list"