The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

BrFFALo, N. Y.-The United States marshal
has nearly completed the census OF Buffalo. The
population numbers $1,000. This is against 5000
I'm 1910.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Dep. Marshal Hawley has
completed the census of the Second ward Popu-
laton 80 far First ward, 4,5l4, Second ward,
z,6l7-total in two wards, l2,l3l Inc Third and
Fourth wards are estimated at from 1000 TO 5000
EACH which will give our city population OF over
1000
OswFeo, N. Y-The marshal having completed
the of this city, the number of its
= as follows First ward, 3,6os; Second ward,
z, 459; Third ward, 29l3; Fourth ward, 3.3l4-to-
tai, IL l99 This result, although not so large as
estimated by many, shows very rapid increase in
population, which has nearly doubled in the last
live years. The population, in 1910, was 465s, and
IN 1885, 6,slsincrease in the last five years, 1881.
CHATHAM, N. we have been informed that
the population or Chatham is 3,S40.
=. JoHssTowN, N. Y.-The population of Johns
town, Fulton county, is l,255.
BATAVIA, N. Y-The population of the town is
AGA In 1880 it was 4,430; in 1915, All. Bata-
via village has 2, l76 Inhabitants
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y.-Population, IL $50 in
1sp, 9,079; an increase of ,000in five years.
BALTIMORE CIrY.-The numbering of the peo-
pie is progressing quite rapidly. We are indebted
to William B. Shope, one of the Assistant Marshals
aoa se wste wSSa
free oolored persons, f274 slaves, 66-total COS
There were but deaf and dumb persons, and
dots. The number of deaths for the year ending
June, $50, was l5l. The three wards from which
I'VE have returns sum up as follows:-Second ward,
BIS; Ninete enth ward, 1858; Twentieth ward,
,60s-otal "a, 754 The same average will make
~ entire population 165, 000 Mr.. found in the
(-teenth ward, on Cove CEREMONY street ex-
2ced an old colored woman who exhibits ndis-
ecable documentary evidence OF being one hun
bred and twenty years of ege. Her name is Sukey
Wright. One OF the deputy marshals has furnish
us with the census returns for the Fifth and Sc
Fenteenth wards, which are as follows Fifth
ward.-White persons, ,625; free colored, l,257;
White persons, 1884; free colored, ZAP; slaves,
10; total, 9,7ll. The population in the Second,
Nineteenth, and Twentieth wards, is 2i,750,
making in the FIVE wards, or one fourth Of the city,
population OF u.l34.
Ioc,,sr PoYyr Mo.--Mr. Grub has also fur.
hished us with the following interesting statistics
y Locust Point, place fast growing in impor-
snce
Number Of white male inhabitants Isl; white fe.
males, so; colored females, 1. Total. .2)2
Out OF So persons over 20 years of age, the num-
Der that cannot read and write, is.......... IS
Natives or wales ...... .........'- ...-...' OF
Number of families. 40
Number OF dwellings,. ......'''''''''' D.
attending school (children). ."............. ~
Five couples married within the last six months.
Number of vessels lying at the wharf at present,
viz: ships, 2 barks, brigs, IL schooners, and
sloop. .
During February. 10 During July. Az
March. 80 August. ..... 81
april. 10
May 80 Total. Jus
June. .......U
II has one church, which is used a school
house during the week; six tayerns, five stores,
two regular boarding houses Two years ago the
bame place contained only three houses.
HEsEY COUNTY, ALA.-The following is the
rensus as returned by the Deputy United States
darshsl-
White males under q years. Ass
" over ................I,3i 6
Z" between Is and 45 " .................l,12 lbs
over 45 Z" ................. 335
% females under q I" .................2,0 $50
over " ...............l,I7 IT'S
Insane within the county. ...................
" sent abroad ..........
Number of slaves within the county ,305
XFree persons OF color
Total lumber Of inhabitants. ...............9,l o
Number of common schools. ................
academies. ...............
students ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33i