The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

sehersig con .edsd, rel,evs, :baa M s:sse wr1
90 ior no Char'esson nominee yrsvi1cd he sourd
"ono nan Lcuglas sicsk " very hw Ia this market
ana eonnn<te to dsocp Only two q he tsss. .es 10
VnssNSn express preference for the IAts Giant and
Aouebt that they viii change tner Minds before
'nes nomination comes oE johnson, p.ckinson, Wise,
Aunt<r or Lane, al acceptable 70 The mslo-
riy Of the people here bpi Dongas IS very unpopular
OF al the Northern WHO have bsen sp0ksn Of IL con-
nect,on with the nomination. Dickioson perhApe is the
most popular, while Judge Doue Is the mos;
The merchants in tins city lave not taken any s.eps
yet towsrts carrying out tns Don ntereo1rse rrn,as
but the mknufactur ng Mcrss. throughout. The entire
STATE has received an immense impetus Within the
few months paper m~ausSs sarer &6oas seven miles
from here, who has heretofore made nothing coarse
article, DOW engaged putting up cnnery and build.
Egg suitable for be manufacture 81 the hpss qualify OF
book and writing phpe., ard rays he Will 600
necessary n orceT to carry oct be enterprise. II also
mil The e.shborhcod Of Nam VILE which vii e,loss
apy thing Of the k.na me Sousaep Northern Sta;es
A: ChsanOcga one OF the largest iron furnaces toe
County,. perhare, - nov beiOg constructed under toe
management OF . gentleman named HspdeTso-; aud
head Ct rumoer OF ain.ar sntsypsEes being uoier
way ~ several gol:s song he TDa-ssse and Odmcsr
land rivers. With her insxhaSsah,s o. iron and
coal and the natural advantages q wafer power, no
dependent Of Der Nor.lsrr nexhbors -
few years ago cotton used to be the Chief of
wealth IN This state; 90. nos he p.odac;on Of o,ru
wheas Ano TOBACCO Tar excseds II in value Sock rassog
and wool growing are also extensively on espe
eslly in the eastern part o: ice Slae Ex Governor
ported two hondyeo h 40 sheep for his farm ID scott
county and 70 constantly msng additions 10 his n,ck
is the Of much prod, 70 The farmers spoo
and Respe ccunteG and Of late years crous o.
NE csssoa and Isabella grape have been sa.hersd In
the beHboorhood Of Knoxville there are sso severn,
Ihs agricultural products q the sss q. se.y SONAR &
snsrsesr The coan;ry around Ss.s y. and I'll S,os1e
MIDDLE Tennessee lie very fertile, anc settled BY wealthy
AID Intelligent Glaze OF planters. -
The rapi3 growth OF Nsshvle h \ ssrs;nr exiSeocs NJ
the prosperity 81 Tennessee tee 1850 De cor
rc The population has increased over one hundred POI
cent within be part ten yesSs With q population o.
10000 souls and trade OF nearly $50, 600 600 whA:
coDr;deee The city Of 10 Gay present 70 the village o.
tGIes ~ The leyee humber $50 per AMMAN The
Nashville aud Chattanooga, the Tennessee and Alabama
and ,be No-ihwesNrn railroads. al centre {. Nssnyi!Is
developing country abouncne in Agricultural and min
era, wealth Then there are Eve extensive foundries
the city, the largest Of which, the Claiborne Machine
Works, employs ninety men SIX carriage n.zcssctores
ten carpenter shops, seven banks. eight bses six daily
make Nashville stand forth proud monument Of beauty
wealth and prosperity; The chief object Of
hanosomsss building Of the kind 10 The ynec sa.es pro
baby The building not quite 6nshed yet, but sum
Gent progress has been made to enable the Lsglre
convene there annually. IL n built Of limestone, and in
point Of beauty and masiveness think u Of the
nness structures Tne interior Of TIE ediace
credK on the builders Before hs death NJ strickissd.
the a1checs q The edce requested that the Iegsaure
would Allow hD BODY 70 DO Deposited In niche In the
north wing Of the building which be had len open for
the purpose The requess was willingly scoeded 10, and
NE pel now contains the ashes q Us original designer
An appropriate inscription marks the spot whore the re-
mains were deposited, and stranger who visits thu
building fa: % learn ks history The Nsshvills Tem,ie
academy, with IT, four hundred young ladies', and he
UntveEHy with III hve hundred male studen.s together
WIN number Of academies and schools Of lssser note
denote taste for learning and science unparalleled in be
history Of snan :es, while the presenoe Of ssylus for
the heane, o blind and the orphan show that the cit
zens not unmlndfu on their distressed fellow crea
tuyes Tennesseeans may web b proud Of their capital