The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

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| portAnt Southern productions.
| OHIO
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.
CScIssAn, July 26, 1860
| Underground Railroad Sa,io~-D,gereacs Bet,ceen
| Preaching and Praoioe-7Ae Pos.tsoal Horoscope Of
Ohio-Necspapevs Of C,ncs.mas-TAeir Circulation and
| Poli,ioal Influence, dc.
In a former letter mentioned something about sta
ton house Of the underground railroad New York State
being smoked out, but did not enter very largely nto
particulars il is matter calcuiatei create great
deal Of excitement in the North and South, well
Canada, among the oolored people, II may be well 70
the SUBJECT a, this distance from the Of
operations The place refer Is Fort Jervs where the
uoanes parts Of three States together. The
away nggers from the South sent there directed 10
the Of fugitive barber by whose humanity and dol
lars they sent speeding on their way to Canada They
sometimes appear In the second Class cars
drunken brutes-lot 10 Islander the brute creation
and II IL, Of course, with great deal OF diff
Guilty and the assistance Of two three stout Irshmen
tina, they elected when they arrive at this point
their to Canada, the Land Of Dixie which IL
defined by Rev ARENAS Ward 70 be the negros idea of
heaven, VITA place where there is work. plenty
Of postum, pig meat sweet potatoes, hog hominy and
molasses all ready for the eating.
Three runaway negroes brought to Port Jervis
shor, SINCE and their barber friend little short
OF the uecdfu He his hat and around among
John Brown and other negro sypathizcrs raise
money TO send the fugves rejoicing on their way. He
sought those people who yell the oudest for Smbo po
tal gatherings, and besought aid for the poor fugitive
black How much you 'spose go,S" he asked Of
certain parsonage. Perhaps hundred dollars"
the reply "a hundred debbs /" he cried; al got jes
twelve shiln', and had to pay the myser Of my
pocket" The sympathy for the negro Is theo
rctica than practical at the station houses OF the
underground railroad in New York State.
journey from Cleveland 10 Cincinnati is a transit
through the bowels Of Ohio, iiue Of raioad Of
the smoothcs travelled upon. except possibly the
little Lake Shore transit from Dunkirk Cleveland.
AS luxuriant farming region II is almost without
parallel In any section OF the Unou and the thriving
Cities towns villages on the route bcspcsk thrifty
aud Industrious population In their several vicniies
deeply are the Western farmers az any rate Ohio, i'm.
merscd IN their business Of harvesting the blessed pro
ducts Of SOIL that they give but little attention TO Tho
subject Of politics. They are not inclined dsce
mooted points, and DESTROYS Of being alone BY
the politicians. But their impressions viii occasionally
be expressed and fr.m those impressions am enabled
TO form the following opinion respecting tho po
itch characteristics OF the different counties ! have
ust passed through. Commencing at the great West.
orn Interpolation al eligible position In the famed
Barnett House VII take out my note book and glance
row counties Of the State
HAMILTON CouSr In this county IL Cincinnati The
budir at this moment Of erection and an
air OF business is every where manifest The tide ,f popu
aton continues Cinc!nnntiwad aud while other Western
oiihs are at stand rti the Queen City goes aud
pr*~rs. The manufactures OF Cincinnati attract many
yespio here THAI would hcrwse 80 TO other PLACES
~ pas over $4,000 inhabitants.
fwcnty.cne years ago there were but two or three
papers In the city OF Cincinnati. Now there lyc
llgllsh and three German dailies
1. Tho Cincinnati Daily Gosett> the oldest daily paper
In the city, and IL still the leading commercial pager in
the Wet In politics II rcpubl AN. IL has circula
ton OF between fooI and nve thousand daily aud scvon
teen thousand weekly. Tho Cas,ae is publ hcd by q
company and vas once edited by the present Adutant
General Ct the state OF Massachusett G,n VIM Schon
Ter.
2 Tho Cincinnati Duh Erqirer-os,abshcd In 1927
tsw political and corinercla PAPER and strong tor
Douglas that the opposition smell Il Third street
70 $50 fucct, beyond Glflon Gen. Bosicrs princey
doulHons. Tie daily circula Ion OF the Enquirer Is
from 5000 10 00o0-Sundays l. coo The uccsly has
a circulation Of g. 600. and increasing rapidly. |
The Publishers arc IaIan aud McIoabihc former the
PRINCIPAL editor, "a oGc % tie noted editors AID
politicians In Tie Wet lie has however been a mcm.
Der % Congress- and believe, Speaker Ohio House
OF Representatives, but IS s. esteemed worthy gentle
mad.
To Enquirer publishes an edition on Sunday morning,
Instead OF Monday which on part oi
The propTctors, inazmuoh allows their employ "a to
eoy devotional cXcreses at the Icutchcn ;aren the
sabbath Tho paper among the most influential the
MeS ana q scot 20 500 iUsi occs IN kentucky, 10
Indiana, &C.
6. The Cincinnati Dolly T.rles A political and CONNER
cal iaIcr, adalcd 10 bu and Everett aud local nexs
ne circulation &c the daily u about eco, the
Circulation in the state The 7,as aimed AN c,o,os
circulation during the Know Nothing days n having car
~ AID cosstcIty esrousod the cause and IL rtill re-
laps large rostion of u. II established In $50
The nw,s h published by ". starouck a 90: chef
editor ". o. GipPcn, Isq., tanned 'invs.be Grecn'5
IL The only evening daily in the city, aud is thriving
and popular concern.
Cincinnati Daily ttnnevrtoi Politics underlined but
generally supposed 10 be opposed 20 democracy. cue OF
nc most tnierrsrg newspapers west Of the Alcghc.
nies-the proprietor being called the "Benneu 81 the
Notrn press Tho CooHwercldf has a daily Circulation
81 lZooO weekly Is 600 IL r. published by ID Potter
Go, edited by M flstead, assist ~ Fred A. Hunt
VINO any loses IBIS money OF the grey II was esab.
I@h 10 1875, AID is VA very prosperous condition Its
pruning office, counting room &c. comprise enc OF the
architecture N'
!, . SIneinnsli nauv Pres. penny paper, having
g c9aicn Of 10 90 10 III Coo anu increasing The pys
y vtH aud popular paper, independent in pccs blt
he< sight republican iugc II Il edited ard pubshei
by littry aid Samuel Reed, who exhibit cons ON
etgy aud eu'ermiss "a It's conductors.
ToNs ffcfrd-Cermsn. iUitcs, Doue,,s deu,o !
GRAFT daily Circulation, soc0 10 COZ: weekly 20 600
wen edited BY Mr. Joseph A. Hemann. Has much innu |
cnce am, ng the German population
q o0s Btaii--G,rman In lelitics republican; daily |
circulation, 500, weekly, ie,ooo. Edited b Mr. SIC
Ihen Mcltor. 4
6. TIE R,7atllaae. German abolition print recent,
~ esM,llah,d II ha csy circulation q 2cO0. week |
y "a teo. tdt,cd by Mr.. Frederick isckcrt
There arc also IN the religions apcre Tho c,r
IN hc Woa Unlyersalisi), and tue CArlNis. 1srs,tr
lNetcdsO, both having very large Calculations The dc
bodis Bcok Ccncern y one OF the extensive rci
s'ous printing establishments the Wet and has ben
n existence since Oh baby. There are aso mn
ehcd IN the city Sunday paper called tho I,d,.,,ni
which has Circulation Of about 90 and one or tso
magazines No literary periodicals of note.
RHODE ISLAND.
PRsuDxscE, July 20, IsGo.
fhode hiafd one Of ne Do,.f,i lSaes risios Of "a,