The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-07

CINCINNATI, April ~, Is47.
Business Of Cincinndti-Reol Estate Money Mat,ers-
Daily Newspapers National Theatre MY. finder
The prospects Of the "Queen City, were never more
fattcrng than at present Our merchants are doing an
extensive and profitable business This not only con-
rmed by common report, but by indications unmstakn
BILE The building ofstcamboats 1t is well known has been
carried here for long period with great success
Many Of the best and most powerful engines upon the
Western lakes made at founderies and those
for the Western rivers are principally manufactured
this port One mammoth foundcry il engaged almost
most exclusively in the making of engines and machine
~ Tor sugar mills and cotton presses The employees
this establishment perfect host dollars
yearly small estimate of the amount of work turned
city the margin Of the river Is covered by
the business Of which alone would sustain large town
The population Of the city exceeds hundred thou
sand souls and Is rapidly increasing proved by the
fact that although buildings being erected
y, 1t is almost impossible to find tenements to rent
that would sell for $1,000 rents easily for $500 and
hardly be procured for any sum- Many fortunes have
been made here, upon the rise Of real estate
The lack OF banking facilities is n great drawback
upon the prosperity Of the place Money Is In great de-
mand here In accordance with the laws Of Ohio money
may be loaned contract at whatever rates may be
agreed upon between the parties and under this system
Investments made with perfect safety ut 10 and IL
per cent In fact 1t Is considered favor to obtain mo-
ney mt those rates Hundreds Of Thousands be In
vested Mt this moment ~ 10 cent in strict accord
with law and upon the most undoubted security
There fourteen daily newspapers published
In this city, and for the most part literally patronixcd
which speaks well for the intelligence OF the people
Some Of them are nearly Of the mammoth size They
are generally edited with marked ability The editors
are very happy set Of fellows have been both pleased
and amused at the good natured and courteous tone
which pervades their writings, particularly when allud-
Ing TO each other
The National Theatre Of this city, Mr. Bates propric
tor and Mr. Sarzedas manager, IL OF the largest
most convenient, and tasteful, and best conducted
establishments of the kind In the country most ex
cellent stock company perform upon its boards MIR
Logan (reasurer Of the theatre IN clever actor
In his line of low comedy and extremely popular His
beautiful and accomplished daughter although evident
ly inexperienced possesses talents Of order
which by cultivation, will raise her emincnce In her
profession Booth the inimtable COMEDIAN OF tho
company Morris, Smith, McCutcheon Morton, Ike
wise belong to this company. They all actors Of
great rcspeotabty Mrs Kent, however IL the greacst
acquisition 10 this company This lady always at
home" in her parts She Is a most decided favoritc.
Anderson and Mrs Jones have been performing upon
these boards for several nights to crowded houses
Their success has been triumphant Mr.. A. has taken
the town by surprise This IL his first appearance be-
fore Cincinnati public. His performances have ELECTED
general and unbounded applause Last evening the
occasion Of his benefit The house completely
jammed. Schiler's beautiful play Of The Robbersb
was enacted At the end Of the piece, Mr. A. was
vociferously called for His address was exceedingly
pertinent and responded to by three Ohio cheers
The manager has effected n re-engagement with him
and Mrs. J. for another week.