New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

commanding rery large share OF the trade There Is
40 reason why America should not equal the Oh
Country in this particular We have weOl as good
ard To- ms a. strong, and willing and intelligent
.nd they do not present any OF those nice h,utss
Of finish which apPcrtain 20 the superinc ciothsdih
cuiries hich experience and long course Of stesy
perseverance can alone overcome. That these Or SINH
lar coods can be produced IL this COUNTRY have am
ple proof there is in the American department an ex
iihition Of Beavers manufactured 1t the Bay safe
Mills which come as near as possible to the Enghsh
ba.yers containing al the points necessary in COOL
h. aver cloth nos excepting we believe, the waterproof
oralitv If the Bay State Mills Co viii supply the
IL ri,l tie same quality OF goods as they exhibit
~ will he sure 70 take the lead in this important
br,nch Of the woollen trade in this esuniry: We d.
NOT tnk that they have arrived a. the psrec'ion oil
Cars pstent beavers in every particular Ou' tuS!
produce what convinces US that they are Wen guam,
fed 20 take the position we nave ess'Sneu aS,s
they viii continue their attention TO this csss OF soohs
in which they have shown themselves emnenti! sue
cesslul
There are also some good specimens OF Petersham
felt exhibited by + Skinner ~ Co. OF this Cl' ron
the manuiact0-y of Rssei Il Co. The piece OF drao
fft Is unexceptiOnabe and the eoored felt beavers
arc verg cIciitabe productions There also piece
Of thick cray cloth which is percc production ~ IT'S
kind Ii Is remarkably Wen sheared sud SO strong tAst
one coat de Of it would certainly last long HE
time IT i did not become an here"tAr! possession or
successive generations We are SORRY We cannot re-
cord the name of the manufacture, the piece beng
Placed when we examined it, without ticket 70 de-
note lis origin We should not be afraid to trust oar
selves 20 It's protection through 'he longest shower
that ever cooled an American atmosphere.
Messrs A. L Stewart 4 Co. exhibit in the English
department an assortment Of excellent oyercoatns IN
patent beavers and reversible cloth, one SIDE pen mo-
hair and The other clothfnish. There i also spee
men Of costing resembling Whitney blanket on one
side and on the other fine cloth This is the best dis
play of Ievcrsibles They are goods which are 0ecom
Ing popular in England for paletots.
IN the Belgian Department there is piece OF Beaver
Manufactured by Juan SmOnis which comprises an
tie characteristics of good cloth IL is marked SOoI'
aud is well worth the careful attention Of The trade
On the stall in the German Department, which has
been hosptablv Afforded to Russia, VI A. &. Thllo. OF
Riga has placed pilot cloths and beavers such
as equal al we have seen of this description, WIN
regard 10 he quality of the wool and the excellence OF
spinning and weaving The Mohair coatngs pecu-
lary Russian. and are more IKE turs than CLOTHS
Some appear 70 be at least half an inch IN thickness
The dyt has all the appearance Of pernsnence, and tor
extra thick oyercOats nothing exceeds these Russian
productions. = .o,,.
which we have been examining in great demand at
the Wholesale houses where the country merchants are
busy selecting their winter stock We trust that
their attention will be directed TO careful examna
tion of American productions Let not the established
ideas on this subject prevent them from approaching
cloths of good quality which are made at home We
know there is always greater value set upon Tar on
objects. as il the notion that
"Dht.nee lends nchsntment to the view"
applied TO articles of as well as TO the OBJ
iects OF landscapes but il is time that dscrmlna
ting discernment and sound judgment should take the
place of prejudice which originated at time when
the American manufacture was in its infancy and when
large class of our citizens had all the feelings OF nation
al pride pertaining to old countries to csntond with :
but now that added 10 her natural resources
as an agricultural country nearly all the appliances oil
great manufacturing community; now that with
few trfing exceptions only, her practical arts have
reached the hight of European civilization and in some
instances gone far beyond it surely is but reasonable
TO EXPECT that her merchants and citizens should be
willing to encourage in the most substantial manner
every industrial achievement of their own country
placing in the hands of our own manufacturers the Just
reward of their industry and enterprise, ami enabling
them to pursue with increased facilities and renewed
ygor that course of steady, intellectual perseverance
which, more than all political agitation promotes great
ness, wealth and prosperity.
Fine broadcloths cassmeres, cashmeres ana cash
mercts will be discussed in our next article on woOel
manufactures.