New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-17

Tuy porAro BLfGHr--Ii appears by the fol
lowing article from the last number OF the Massa'
chusetts spy. that symptoms OF this disease are al
ready making their appearance:
81. ,.ves "a. 10 say that the blight which caused such
Abstraction 10 the potato crop last year, has mus cary
examined a field belonging TO Gov. Lincoln, which we
are as.ared exhibited perfectly healthy appearance on
the 81 inst On the 9TH portions Of the vines showed IN
d;cstons OF disease and on the sth about onehsf OF
them were less shrvecd many Of them shrn
a. on.hsf Of their former dimensions and some VI the
leaves already turned brown and nearly dry The poa
toes we're of the red variety sometimes called the peach
blows he seed selected. and IN iine and aPpaI-
eo,v healthy state We opened one OF the hills most az
fcied with the disease and found the seed SUI, sound
and apparently healthy some OF the new set potatoes
were about the OF a robins and looked well. SO
far a. We observed the disease appeared TO commence
a, the upper par ofthe vine"
Tgy Eco TRADY-Hundreds Of barrels OF Eggs
are purchased in Canada and taken through Lake Cham
plain Tor the Southern market every and some
Zines efforts have been made by the Egg men" 20
evade the Custom House laws By wrong counts" &c
few days since foriyOne hundred dozen were seized
BY DEPUTY Collector at Whitehall for false entry
They were immediately sold a. auction, ne pershsble
goods" and brought the sum OF $500. The whitehall
boys revel on Egg nog' for a month a; least
lPlsttsburgh Republican
TT The Nashville Wing Of the 5th inst. says,
the corn crop in that region presented so promis
ing aspect NJ IL does now
Illinois will be very fair-the corn never looked oe''ef
and hay and oats are good. ,
The whea, crop in Washington county, pa s ex'eI
leui-beiter ihan for many years the oai crop VIII NC
good and the corn is coming on nnely , .
The Wnliamspor (Md) Banner says tne nafNes,
now entirely gathered D and is one OF the heaviest ai
has been cut number Of years Many Of our farmers
have informed that ss 10 quality ana quantity II mas
rarely II ever been surpassed
FLOUR FROM NEW WBgAT.-The Buffalo Com
nercal Advertiser Of Saturday announces me arrival
from Cincinnati via the Miami canal. Of "a barrels OF
DAYTON -four made from wheat, lot OF famous
{" star" candles and OF New Orleans sugar.
sV. The first goods direct from Newly ork came
through the Miami Canal yesterday in the boat Buffalo
oftb. Troy and Enc Line Capt Lewis She brought
eleven tons Of goods 81 % per hundred The greater
pan Of the goods for Mr. Chambers. OF Aurora, lnd
ana We may mention here that twenty days will be
average time by canals, for goods sent from New-iork
to arrive at Cincinnati I'm bazcte
IT, We saw few days AGO. large quantity OF
blooms ~ our landing from the Cumberland on the way
70 Pshurg These blooms will there be rolled into bar
iron much Of which will back again TO be sold
here and In markets below OF course the Plttsburg
iron masters know what they are about and must MAKE
profit What TACT or circumstance could more ceatiy
prove that Louisville possesses greater advantages than
paisburg for iron manufactures In fact the best iron
IN this market manufactured In this city and IN Buit
adjoining County and, IN the latter pace nalls are
mad. which in such constant request that the mar
ket cannot be supplied When will property hold
and capitalists awake 70 their duty and their inter
estf II Louisville is 10 be great city. II must be
made 20 by manufactures. There is no other way Of
sustaining large population. Louisville journal.
RivFRs-The Mississippi River is falling at 81
Louis bat is in excellent boating condition.
The Missouri is reported to be falling from Savannah
Landing 20 the mouth.
The Illinois is also falling Only tweny-egbt inches
Kckapoo bar of the shoaesi places below Henry
there is said 70 be only fifteen inches water.
lSt. Louis Revelle.