The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28


propelled with canvass, supported by cordage, all
OF her own manufacture.
In the amount Of her expectation of lard-oil she
has not her equal in the known world. From the
country Immediately surrounding her she supplies
all the extreme Southwestern States with their
Gnest family and draft horses, and in tho manufac
tuTe of saddles and elegant harness she is not OK
| cel.ed.
| The amount Of capital Invested in the manufac-
ture Of candles, soap and white lead Is millions Of
dollars. A vast amount Of business is done in her
mills and work shops in the production of buckets,
brooms, cardng machines, aud all sorts Of cooper
| age and willow ware
| Within her limits (including those Of her junior
sisor city, CoviDgtcn which bathes her sect the
same limpid strea ) extensive rolling mills Gail
| factories, Gnd machine shops OF ali descriptions
She has mills for the manufacture OF cotton cloths
cotton yarns, oil cloths and bagging, and extensive
! houring and linseed oil mils
The Western and South Western Indians are extern
sivey supplied by her (o her shano DO itsaid) With
| whiskey enough 60 keep them all generally draak
nor is she lacking in providing the waite citizens OF
the whole lower mississippi valley With this article
retaining, prudently good supply for her owe con-
| sumption. The art and mystery Of manufacturing
genuine French and Spanish brandies, Sicily, 0porto
Madeira and Rhenish Wines IL understood and prac-
tisod here with surprising skill. The brewing ofale
| and ether malt liquors, and tho manufacturing of
cigars ano tobacco is very extensively carried on,
| especially the formers but Of both large amount
| Steamboats, frequently leave this port, laden "to
| the guards" with bedsteads, chairs and stoves,
| which are manufactured here in thousands per day.
Eyen portable dwelling houses, all ready to be pat
up in day, shipped to the SOUTH as well as solid
id iron jas for the evil disposed Of that country to
| repose in
Bank and door locks, the former pronounced at
the great exhibition to be the best 10 tbs world,
are made here in large quantities. aud are butts,
| lamps and chandeliers, paper hangings, patent
leather, scales Of all descriptions and considerable
| glassware.
But after all the great leading feature Of Cincin-
! natl, which has made her wealthy, and given her
the proud title of Porkopolis, is the establishments
that cover acres Of her territory appropriated for
the curing Of pork and hams out Of the 100000
swine TINT are annually driven into her limits for
slaughter. To those living in the Eastern cities,
not acquainted with the clearly character of these
establishments, will remark that thoy sotne-
times occupied by whgs and democrats to hold DON.
ventions in, and only few days since was used
for similar purpose by the free sellers. Balls and
fairs have been held In them. ADD in one Cat Maii
sony the sweet Jenny Lind dispensed her delicious
tender lines But we must close, dropping q toar
over TIE departure from among ss, by the Eide Rail.
read, of $40 hogs, fat, sleek aud handsome" TO
NOW ora, ~1.,o 10 cisnds " Tho yagra.l j, Co.a
m9cs "are delighted" By their arrival In shat city