The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-23

First class bills drawn 10 point brought g. subsequently
81 but Canal Bank OF New Orleans, city endorsement
brought which also sales Of Bank of Charles
ton, closing dull with OF supply There was
fair demand for francs nj quotation The exports of bread
sus from this thus lar In November aomuch than
those Of last year. but Of cotton the going forward
much arger-beiug Il 9 bales worth an average of cas-
bale, cay S956, ASS against 1904 bales worth an aver
ago OF 9B per BALE S365,l4, from November to 20
The export OF beef and pork has also about
30 per than last year. These supply an amount
Of bills fully equal hose created last year
ing the diminished export Of breadstus There 10 also
better demand for United States stock abroad and the pro-
cess OF steady absorption for private investments from the
hands OF those leading houses which took the larger pro
portion, TO be progressive Stocks placed do not
again make their appearance In the Market but are held
for the income they afford and IL 10 hardly probable that
the capital 20 RENTED here will ever again be RENTED
abroad Al the maturity Of the stock. if paid off, will seek
other investment, while the Of annually
brought into the country by mmigsnts by fa exceeds
the Withdrawn by the payent Of interests even
intending the large remttances abroad by Irish citizens
aid OF their friends As this 10 again mostly expended In
American SHIPS Il be said 10 be surcly withdrawn
from the country. In my las, alluded the
~ number OF immigrants that have arrived this city
during the year They nearly the entire popu.
lsiion Of the city In 1876. Under the superstition thai
considerable number Of them leave tbs city, (hsv;us
mean) and that the average expenditure is $40 each Il
wH reach Of 81 0O0 disbured In this stse
in the year. OF which least 200 IL foreign capital
The tide OF Immigration IT, however bat begun the even,s
Of the past few rshs starvation In Ielandhe po-
cal dsquie In Europehe peaceful prosperity of the Uni
ted STATES, snd above ALL the extraordinary discove. In
California, rscouned through countless letters from san
gune persons here to wondering relatives home-haye
all conspred to arouse, with renewed vgor that spirit Of
enterprise which Distinguished the age Of Elizabeth An
those Influences which impe break up their homes
and seek In distant cimes that wealth, OF even comt
which Is denied them at hons, Just unu uay now.
erfn and far from being restrained by governments are
regarded as tue only Of preserving the quet Of the
States individual migration proceeds on an increasing
scsle BY those who have the means; and the question Of
national migration IL anxiousy discussed In England For
twenty-onr years ending with lsas. there have emirra
ted from the United Kingdom, per official reports.
9s5 656 souls Wis TO the United States, IO4o7e1. 10
North American colonies 766 to Australs lss 2sI
other places, 2s29 OF the number that come TO the
United States onefihh were In 1873. The reason why
90 large number came 70 the United States IL sup
posed be the facilities offered by American ships and
the with which land be enersd, In addition TO
the folly Of the British government Australia twice ss
large Europe and most desirable country. From 1854
1870 the government price Of land &c. per acre. and
$1,000 souls who emigaied hlhsr pay Ct for land
In 1899 the raised the price Dos per acre. not
than 100 In lot be sod and the migration
hither ceased From 5000 in 1sii Il fell $40 In lsl
The Australian then authorized issue
El00,000, secured lands be applied to the facilitating
of emigration. This has renewed the current and the
number again reached 1900 In 1898 These and similar
plans applicable to the condition Of Ireland large scale