The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-15
Census Returns.
We take the following returns of the different

We take the following returns of the different
census takers, as far as received:
BAIAvA.--Number of male persons in the town leo:
do of females, 22l2; total. iss; population of is4O
434 persons entitled vote for all offices elective by the
people, 945 aliens not nauralised the town l78 pau
none IN The western district ao persons Of color So
taxed O; persons OF color who legal voters
married females under the age Of 45 years esa unmar
ed females between the ages of 6 and As 433 unmarr
ed females under 10 OF age $685. children attending
academies Incorporated seminarss OF learning other
than colleges l0 yards of cloth manufactured in the
families during the preceding year in the town, s2asi;
yards flannel and other woolen cloths not fulsd
to%n W. 7aas IoS ssiis yards Of linen, cotton. or
other thin cloth manufactured during the preceding
year, 1856; Baptist churches, cost $500; ] Episcopal
church. $4,000; real estate, $500 Presbye ran chuh,
$4,000; improvements $1,000; real estate $780, Meth
odist church, $780, real estate 5000; female semina
Der of common schools ssa, cost Of buildings. $45sl
other improvements, $50, real estate. s4s5; num-
642 number Of private and select schools cost
of buildings, $4,000; cost of other improvement 259
ceres, II do. farmers and agrculturists 298 do ner
a Tusa ~
tate, $500.
CLAREscx.-Number of male persons in the town of
Clarence 1888 of females l2l4; total. 24o7 Mum.
Der of persons subject to military duty, lsa legal
voters 476; marriages during the year preceding So
schools children between the ages of Eve and six
teen years 1885, yards of fulled cloth du
linen cotton or other thin CLOTH 1910 yards Of
improved land ses acres of barley sown 327 bush
beans % bushels is acres Of Sackwhest STA bush
els, 47sy; of turnips, bushels 1906 acres Of
potatoes s6 bushels 25,5s4 acres of flax, 3d. pounds
SIS; of wheat harvested the present year sos
harvested the year preceding 294O bushels OF
wheat, 3754 OF corn soO bushels % aa9 acres
of rye, 1863 bushels 1884 acres of oats, 44s bush.
butter, o. 800 pounds Of cheese i464s horses $50
i5a5l hogs, s,i4a; taverns s. retail stores, ash.
cries, .; tanneries, grist mills, 81; saw mills, y;
churches 10 common school houses u classical
clergymen, l7 attorneysl physicians, a. The
numbers of acres Of grain sown, mentioned in the
vested the present the number of bushels were
those Iased last year In addition to the amount Of
grain contained in the abstract there were raised last
year, 900 bushels of clover seed.
PouGHKEEPsIE.--The town contains population
Of 1871, OF which 5,672 are males and Gig fe-
males beng an increase of 1855 since ls40 The num-
Der of voters is 1925 796 subject to military duty
There also in the town 800 aliens not naturalized
paupers 43o persons OF color not taxed AZ who are
the age of As years. 1852 unmarried females between
ages of l6 and as 1928 children between the ages OF
500 in private select or schools and lat
incorporated academies or semnaries other than col
eges There are ve gras mills manuiacturng arc,ss
rios turning out articles to the value Of S5H annual
y in each three wooden factories, using raw material
annual value of S02 900 for each and turning out
cloth worth Sl47 900 each rope factory using $lo
COO worth of material, and manufacturing to the
vaue of 500 three tanneres using 500 305 in mate
rial each and furnishing S3 76 90 worth in manufac-
tured articles and brewery using material to the
value of ss5 900 and turning the of $l25
There are also in the churches of which there
Baptist four Epscopalian, one Prespyteran one
Congregational, two Methodist, two Roman Catholic.
There also fifteen common and free schools sixteen
private and select schools fifteen public houses or
forp ontn
manufacturers 600 mechanics, 36 attorneys % clergy
and s ply seians The voters in the variouS DIS
6s2 No. 4. Gil. The village contains population OF
o7a which is Increase Of $50 since ls4o In 1880
the town contained but 1922 inhabitants 1t has now
increased TO IL, 79l, or the large amount OF 466e
| U11cA-The population Of this city, according to
the census lust taken by the authority OF the State
* 1890 The of ls40 made the population a.
1872 But the Utica Garstte says the census Of s4o was
correct and prove the erton states that during
the last five years the city has largely increased IN ex
tent and in isi3 alone two hundred buildings were
eectedthe census OF lS40 returned the number Oh "a
miles l77 while that OF ls46 makes the number 2lI2
an of 800 in ls40 the vote Of the city at the
Presidential election 1915, while in the election Of
ls44 il was 2O24 an increase of 30e votes The mistake
of s40 accounted for the fact that the persons who
snts The number of voters by the new census 224s
Number of males in the city 5ss6-females 63o4 I'm.
married females between Is and 4o ia5o-marrled 40
1850 Births during the last year, 43s-deaths 2o7-
Aliens not naturalized l7s4
WHTTEsTowN.-Extract from the MarshaPs re-
turn relating to the town OF Whitestown Entire
population 5797 Born out of the United States, $40,
Children attending Common Schools zoos.
Products Of Year preceding of yards of full
ed cloth home made s27 number OF yards other cloth,
not lued do 2490 number yards linen and cotton, do.
450: barley raised 4,276 bushels potatoes 4S6lS;
buckwheat 2742; wheat 1906 corn, Il 954 Oats, 49,,
ll7 butter made preceding year. 596 lbs cheese do
81 $40; pounds Of WOOL ii lass number Of sheep, 1885,
value OF cotton used factories $92557 cotton goods
manufactured 1862 O00 wool used in factories Sl49 1884,
woollen goods manufactured, S2lo534 Number OF luna
tics 267 Including the State Asylum; 423 farm
ers and agricuursts; 600 manufacturers 302 mechan
les Paid to ministers of the Gospel including perqu
sites and value Of real estate used by them, $4,l56
OSEIpa.-Ths county has population of about 3d.
600 The aggregate value OF Real and Personal Estate
near S4 900 600 The Agricultural products amount
annually to So O00 In s4o there were in the
county % woolen factories 40 fulng mills, l3 cotton
factories 81 tanneres Touring mills 81 grst mills,
2ls mills, oil mills, glass factories, paper mills,
Hupsos-Whole number of inhabitants 5,b37 of which
25ll are males and 1926 females Number of vo.
tiers l22. Number OF deaths during the year &c. Of
births 1862 children attend common schools and $40
private schools.
ALBAsY-The following statement will show the po
pulaon Of the city at other periods its comparative In
crease sc. -.
Population Of the city Of Albany IN 1880 3 aass