New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
The following are the Exports from this
nort for the We ak ending July 70

The following are the Exports from this
port for the week ending July TO-:
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wheat.a psss Fur, 1875 b5's Naval Stores, Life Boats.
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DO Cider 1T pigs Furniture, go boxes Candies 20 DO Soap
casIs Hardware 1880 m Butter lla 10 Lard 100 DO. Han',
Foar DO Com Meal - DO Rec To- PcscI FISH 90 i d.
IL bbs Onions 9oes feet Lumber As ss Rum So uus Coal
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DO Books, 200 Kegs Nails 20 boxes Iack 20 TO- sparrow bills
2se lbs ManuC Tobacco . Backing 1880 feet Lumber
The following able article upon the
condition and prosperity Of the State of Illinois copy
from The Journal Of Commerce of yesterday:
SIN point of population Illinois Is the eleventh State
In the Union-hayng according TO the recent census,
SOL 40 inhabitants Her rapid growth 10 unsurpassed
except by California even in our history of pro.
gress and has been achieved under disadvantages cal
culated to daunt the most sanguine enterprise Mean.
time many Of her adventurous citizens have laid
their lives fighting the battles Of their country the
roaming enterprise of others has impeed them to Cali
fona IN search OF gold and OF the hosts that annually
migrate 10 tne - est large numbers deferred By the
prospect Of heavy taxation In State deeply involved
In debt have withstood the emptaen of fields unten-
anted Of richest SOIL and of climate especially favora.
Bile agricultural requirements and reluctantly passed
by the other side. But none Of these causes have
operated essentially to retard the growth OF illinois
Her great natural advantages seem to neutraze the
most formidable drawbacks and che aspres at no dis.
tan day 10 rank the second State In the Union In popu
laton and The successive returns of the
decennia exhibit enormous ratio in the in-
crease Of her population but new facilities of access,
som q Of which are already provided and others ap.
preaching to completcn inviting travel and traffic 10
numerous points In border extending over FIVE degrees
ofhttude from the Lakes TO the Ohio River scarce
ly fail TO attract still larger influx. The extension OF
the Michigan Southern and Central Railroads around
the Southern extremity Of Lake Michigan completes,
with their Eastern connections two channels OF direct
steam communication between Eew.York and Illinois
that by the railways of this State the In
which the traveller embsrks at Buffalo Dunkrk and
the railway from Monroe or Detroit westward jour
ney Of a thousand miles may be accom- lished 10 45
hours with only two transfers.
The development Of the resources Of Illinois has ad.
yarced with her population but IL was early elI that
the progress of both would be greatly promoted by the
construction Of railway lines TO which the country Of
fers easy grades and which vast unwooded surface
especially requires for the conveyance of timber so
indispensable In the various operations of agriculture
Al the period referred to- sixteen years or more
ago, the whole Union though. 10 be in a condition
OF unexsmpled prosperity. It's resources OF every
nature were deemed 70 be i1exhaustibleI No amour,
Of money disbursed In ehectipg their deyelanTent
was conceived 20 be az all commensurate with ths over
towips revenue to result from Its expenditure for TIA,
ouIt~L systems OF m'eEnAl Improvement, OF gigantic
magnitude were devised aud undertaken all o,er t0e
land lnciytdsals embarked their property ana G ~
ernmen ple5ged their eredi, to secure the resz aop
| Of thea schemes.
SO far as the mass OF the people were concarued
every thirg done with homes. confidence 10 IN.
prudence Of The movement tending to national proa
perry; and even the parties who mos; Direct con
t1oued BY producing nhaon Of the paper carrene,
and other means, 70 iDce tue rsge Of speculation col
not clearly have forseen the pe1s Of their cour.e 10
In general they staked their own fortunes ON the st
and when the rejection we're involved Ia the ror
mon catastrophe 30 Tar tried the lnterual nr rove
ment tystem had been Of benefit 70 the r.es /,
which IL wss adopted. The rapid increase of Me-
York In population sud wealth was adduced ia mi g.,
necton as m eminent example Of both bacgu,e nv N,
effect and 10 one could controvert the iuastr,,,or
Eastern, and IN large Prop0riOn New. York cay. 49,
been invested 10 the purchase OF Western lands
The revenue from ne sale Of public lands faer. ,sa-
from Ia 1884 70 SIC 90 OOOi In l5 and TO
oO0CtO and upwsrdin 1896 Ths larges, soe W.
made In tie lsnds Of Illinois The number Of sc,s. 49,
IN tha State In lej aud lsj6, 5.g67 az eos, ~
66O4 S92 This vsst capital lid on. 10 .y,d - a.
large proportion (which lay in broad sweep r n ia
called prairies, having rch uvial soil bu, yyf,o,.
shrab rp0n It's surface aud some a. "a
mote from imber have horizon As un5roen a,
that teen from q saip 81 To rsDier tiesc nd
available IL sn 10 establish chanre,s of eoo