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AMERICAN yMANUFAcrUkES.-We have seen some
iuc specimens Of American cassimeres and broad-
cloths, which sre no~ being manufactured in the
Midtlescx Mills in this city. Every thing abont
them is Of home produce. The wool is the finest
quality and is as fine as any imported. IL is hu;
within a few years that our wool-growers have at
tempted to produce so excellent quality OF wool.
We learn that specimens Of these cloths are TO be
exhibited u, the Mechanics Fair ia Boston, The
Fair of the American institute in New York, and
The Agricultural Exhibition of the State OF New
York, st Poughk-epsie. About sixty whole pieces
will be a, each of these exhibitions and we shal be
surprised II they do not receive the prize at EACH
Those who are opposed 10 the encouragement ofdo-
mes;ic industry, and who sneer at those engaged IN
factory labor, we recommend 10 examine these fab
lies. They viii speak forcb!y ia defence Of the
American System ss ccr did orator poet.


lowell Courier.