The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-10
Rusrs Hor,,, srsAsos., Sept 8, 1s<o.

HUsTs Hvr.t. SYRACUSE Sept D, 1877
n Salty Stoiemcnt- The So W.~ks Of Syracuse Ia
Greet State Fair- Grssi Mes Csms~g --Msviia ~"
Bws~ end Henry Clay Syracuse Ws~ts the Stats
Cop;foI-TAs G~mans, &c 70.
We Q tour Of txAmin alton CT the Syracuse and
Saline Rsit works TO day They present. vide aed u
uubantal interest to the inspector whether he b
pointed In behalf the State. Of the New York Herald.
The long sheds which the salt IL svaporated BY Are
Tho for the ss.r water. pumped up BY naohin
cry from the Of the arth and tho vsts for the
evaporation the oce'ss .ait In the suu, extending
the sncsmpn.ns Of the salt makers for several
miles along the valley the head Of the little lake
ODsndssa In shed where the nns ssls Is evsporated
by IRE brio furnace raised fsur feet from the ground
extends through the oentrs with two Of salt ket
ties from nsep to twenty in row. set into the brick
work runs under @ach line Of kettles, which
are heated by FIRE at the lower end the heat passing
by the drsuyh Of h. chimney TO ths other extremity
The water Is supplied to the kettles BY pipes. One
v III supply the hres and dip out tho salt Of
she'd tuu Nv out $50 bu. hsls Ger day The salt Is
dipped out ei the boiling water into buckets and Wien
Drained the buc keit emptisd into the bins whioh
extend down both sides OF the building Three four
employ I'd, zach euccteding one OF the Other
alternately Tor six or ssvrn hours The fires are kept
going Gay and night 1t requires from SIX to eight
oo.ts three dollars upwards From rough eslou.
laon Of there Onsndsgs Springs, We present the fol-
loving
ESTIMATES or TIVE SALT woRxs.
For the first "a ~e.ks ending June l7th OF the our
rent the salt works at and near SyrScus" have
cd out IL ll3 OF bushels Assuming that an equal
amount b. the other ~ weeks Of the
wear, We sbsD lave as the
Proc yet OF salt, for 1s4S. bus 81 937 GIT
Value, st one per barrel .slI 400 7s
Cords Of wood Consumed. ......... go ooo
Number 4 N. rnplo,.d ............ SOvo
Cot CT tarsls, at rs c-nts each. 81 4ta IA
Salt does L.t pay well now. The Manufacturers
the 'srih eittS,.d little SALT But tho article
being one OF prime necessity We suspect that no
for uplrfs Of the tariff the price
OF the article cannot where the protection
from
Among the vii, srs to the fair expect good many
distiLruhh.d IeIlIe:- Vice President Fillmore, Gen.
Gov Dickinson and other Governors, and what's more
We expect Nsrip Van Dursn aud Henry Clay will
up Together; and the trinos who hA. danced with
Queen Victoria and Who has made the old hun kers
dance We sXpect here, any how, to dance with the
who can wonder at the 8, pathy between Mr. Clay
and Mr. Van Buep. They both set side By the,r
friends; and when two unfortunate p.rsons meet they
always derive 1T lesst negative consolation from the
SORROWS Of each other. An attachment Is Instantly
f med tets-n item and The recitation OF the wrongs
winch they hsv, Uttered, only endesrs them the
And tbusi IL to Underwood
Old Har y ~snds his way,
And thus sB buren, 3 glad to see
what /. moral 10 the loft.:. political achievements
Tie people Of Syracuse are becoming sxceedingiy
ambitious They are s-piring after nothing short Of
state captel lhey icy mat tnsir oautrQ ana aoceo
sibls fiusi jon-ih.ir thrifty city and the
the salt works which they pay to the State, de-
maud That the state should do :onethiog for them;
We don't know but that they about half right still
We tie people Of Albany are just we'll salts
a. With he capital where 1, Is We understand that
the city Of would agree to build the capt.
tol, II the State Won Il sgres TO have IL here.
The western part Of this State, and, Indeed all the
Wet fiom Albany TO hippssots, has within the last
tn y.afs r,es,v,d Ia German and Dstoh population,
which, when Il mrs 10 be reported by the census,
(ss We trast it ~il bel will astonish the nativssn
IL sens the houses and shops in the suburbs Of
Syracuie, are almost unanimously German; and there
hardy and industrious rsinorccments number probably
less than Of the population 81 the city
Jke stree II OF the have be-n regularly sprnkied
vSth tbe lime fon tn. salt springs, o. . safeguard
sgsn1 the chosra aud whatever the effect, there 10
no cholera In he place I'D.
The httsi leep Re and the people OF the private
houses la,ug ia pfoi si,ns mattresses, and
for the dation 4 vsters to the fair. There
will be room enough Tor all w.