New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
nlycggsrER, NEwHAHPsHrRE.

bo,o and pre.Sne not Indifferent to the prosperity Of
Manchester, fs larger cry . o.. n,
too5 H. business in all Departments has quite outgown
ia stiuted garments and the citizens have taken IN
hand 10 make them larger. The influx ofPopglson con,
eau. Mt mon the running Of all our spindies mas ereael
reat demand for tenamf nts. and given new impetus
70 bugnt.s besides many Of our thrifty bl.iness men
WHO have heretofore rented have completed this season
or nut in progress Of erection, substantial dwellings
nroacbng uiuer admOnishes ont door enterprise 10 de-
sst: VET the spade, the trove, the plane and the
b1ush alike unmindfal Of her edmonlons Inc
cry more mort strikes upon the ear IN every section
Of tie city while the busy hum Of industry qae unInd
fnl that winter Is really here.
The new building, in place Of the print works 50 re
90 ntly DESTROYED by ire Il progressing rapidly on larger
ard more iunroyed plan. j. l. F. Hunt, the Presidea
oftbe Gas Works old master macon, under the dfec
ton Of Z. A. Straw building agent OF the Am1skeag
Manufacturing Company, has charge OF the work 30
many operatives mostly malel ont Of employment
NV this confagratiOn that greatly 10 be feared thai
the imrrovcent would be poorly prepared 70 meet reen
cousdera;e directors though great by the IRE m Me
such provision that al the men and boys who desired
work set 10 cleaning brick aud preparing the cite
fer the new building.
partme1t Of the Manchester Print Works has already set
Two or three machines in operation in building edOin
ing the ruins where turned of six eight hundred
Iieces Of Deanes every twenty four hours thus supply
Ing the renewed demand they have just secured Should
the present. channel of trade be kept open until the build
ing completed and the machinery is put into
operation there fair prospect that the depressed stock
will Assume upward tendency again.
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company are laying m
The Foundation for large mill upon lower level al
oceu number four, which they purpose eecng the CON
inc season This corporation has been emneny noted
both in the great variety and quality OF rs
This fact YOU gave the readers OF IAe IToRHs
the other day by truthful slrsi0n to ts goods on exhibit
ton AT the Crystal Palace DAVID ellis rs manufacturing
agent who has spent his adult years in the business OF
cotton manufacture snJerIiended the starting up OF mum
Der and has been the presiding genus OF TINS es'ao
lishmeni ever since.
The Mechanics Mills Building erected this season by
MI shaw upon the bank of the Meimdck. between the
Machine Shop and AmOskeag Falls Bridge, embraces
every variety of mechanism which enters into the opera
tive mill. As you approach the bgildng on the south
there il large east iron cylinder in the basement
the end OF which, if open has most ravnous look IL Is
sixty FIVE feet long and six feet 10 diameter and Is used to
BUTnetze timber. car feghted with timber is drawn
in and the cylinder closed when the force pump is set in
notion and the air exhausted to leave vacuum in
The ports OF the wood into which liquid substance IS
forced THE is said, renders the wood indestruc
ble 10 the weather The expense is about Fix dollars per
thousand This operation is under charge Of Charles
b. own who under the direction of Mr. Straw has charge
OF the wheels &c both to repairs and manuac
tuTe lie is now setting ny in The center basement
Of the Mechanics Mills" powerful pump. which will
throw fifty thousand gallons per hour With this the wa
ter Of the MerTimack TO be forced into reservoir one
hundred and eighty feet upon the nights east mile dis
tant The is to be used for tne extngushment OF
FIRE This reservoir is capable OF containing eleven millions
Of gallons The cylinder of the pump il fourteen inches
diameter and has twelve five feet strokes per minute. The
rs section of this building is used by Mr. Brown lDr
workshop lie has twenty or thirty hands in his charge
T. A. Sietson occupied section of this building Cor the
manufacture Of machine cards p Stark Co.. belts and
rolls D. BuIees loom picker John Cie%orh. steel
S BioWy spikes, &c; j. NJ 81 S. f. Stanton machinery
T. I Abbott, steel flyers Hall Hubbard and Black X
Stark each sash and blinds; Blood, Stone Co, tools
for the manufacture of locomotives There are also
connected with this industrial establishment two or three
other branches of mechanical art, beside, large grt
mill and mill, which are two very essential comcom
itpBs Of thIItt and enterprise.
Blood, Stone & Co., above noted erecting east
Of Mechanics Mills the line of the Concord Railroad
a capaoious steam locomotive shop. o. " Bailey and
W. g. Means, gentlemen of enterprise and capital are
interested in this undertaking. Mr. Bailey is agent OF
the Amoskeas Machine Shop. Under his charge have
been turned off those superior locomotives which have
given to this shop enviable reputation Under the
gis Of capital enterprise and genius, this new shop
cannot fail Of success aud Manchester viii yet become
famous for her superior locomotive
Northwest of this shop, near the Amo5keag Falls
Bridge Agent Straw has progress of erection two
pr nails. The is private, for the manufacture Of
book ard press paper the other is incorporated with
cs,ial Of three hundred thousand dollars under the
mime Of Blodgets Paper MILL in honor Of the man
who the patron agent and one Of the hrst founders
of the old Amoskeag Mils, and old State Canal and
who with prophetic eye in the misty future this
present ourishng manufacturing city. This establish
ment pupoed TO manufacture wall paper. Both these
establish ments 90 into operation early in the spring
In the southern section of this city, adjacent the gas
works, Hunt Baden Sanburn CO. have 'ust erected
cast iron foundry, which though Just in operation,
NNCrfGn Win OrutIr LOT hOIk
On Manchester street. above Pine-street, HartshOrn
Darling Co. have erected q brass foundry on the site
Of the burnt steam mill which viii contribute essentially
To meet the wants Of art, and doub ill the golfers Of
the en;erprsDg prOpreOrs The city has also erected
Manchester street. substantial brick school hosse,
which is ornament TO that part of the city Ii Il in
tended for the intermediate and two OF the primary schools
The Concord, Lawrence and Central Railroads have
erected this fall substantial freight depot and design put
ting up early in the spring passenger depot winch VIII
meet at least the present wants oethe city.
All these substantial improvements together with the
greet number of private dwellings and shops going in
dcate that Manchester IL bound 60 ahead with the
rest Of the world and that her artisans and laborers
well worked and well payed.
Col. T. L Pierce, postmaster has erected
beautiful brick building fr the accommodation Of the
City Bank and post Office 10 be called the Bank Block
10 complete the length and breadth Of business and pro
duciive enterprise here where but few years ago was
only sand bank, must after taking peep AZ Elm
street and examining the large amount ofcstal invested
in trade visit the Corporations Soc the Manchester Mills
rolling of its dolsIe fabric the Amoskeag, with its
noted seomess bags and the machine shop with its celebra
ted locomotives Nor have merely grown in our bus
ness relations this We have also added essentially
extent of territory by the annexation Of the two
thrifty villages of SouOg ssd Skeag west Of the river
thus receiving within our Jurisdiction thousands Of thrifty
population aud many broad acres Of productive land
viii close by remakng that Mayor Smith In the city
proper Improvements, repairing Of streets, baiding OF
sewers keeping our public squares ia good condition.
noted cemetery in keeping with the sacndness Of the
place has caused the municipal 10 keep pace with the
other Improvements aid justly meTied the appreciation
Of ell true men J. T. x