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

PENNsyLvANIA-The township OF Plymouth,
iweli.ne houses. and 81 farms. The borough OF
Cons bohocken has 726 inhabitants; l3l dwellings,
and farms. The population of the two united in
$50 was ,4i2 Sugar Grove township, Ad ans
county, has ,5l2 Inhabitants, and the borough of
Warren, l,oo9, Of which 523 are males and As
females.
Two wards of Reading, the northwest and
northeast ward there are ITO more females than
males. In Antalaus township, Berks county, the
population is 1850. Westchester, will show Po-
uarion Of $500, being an increase Of ,s2s since
pet0 Doylestown-popuiaton, l,OOo dwellings,
ban families. 1893 81 persons over 20 years Of age
are unable to read and write. The town only
shows an increase IT 70 since 1910. Conshohocken,
Montgomery county, I'd
Cumberland tewnshie. Adams county, has po-
uation Of ,io3. In 1870 it was l,2is; and in 1880
wac I,0l0.
Womels dorf borough, $40; Bern township, 1893;
Antalowoy, 1850; Marion, so; Maiden Creek,
,lS5.
NuFoRp, CoNN.-According to the enumeration,
ist completed, there are ,i62 inhabitants, which
3 gain Of six in ten years. or the number, AZ are
och, and mulatto. Number of dwelling houses,
+ families, 53l. There were born in Massa-
hniseits, South Carolina. I Georgia. Yer
,ent. 2 New Jersey, 3; Virginia, 4; New York,
45 Scotland, Wales, I; Germany, 2; Eng
nd, 8; Ireland, ~. The remainder are natives
{ Connecticut.
WINDSOR, CoSN.-The population Of Windsor,
y the census just taken, il 3,3l7-showing az in
resse since 1870, Of l,0Ji inhabitants. This in
resse arises mainly from the flourishing manu-
.cturing establishments at the Locks, Poquoncck,
I'd Rainbow. These establishments, Exclusive
the Turks and other cotton mills AT Poluonock,
shich have not yet been returned,) produced IN
he year ending June I, 1850, articles 70 the value
six hundred aud ihirty-nine thousand four hun
ed and thirty-seven dollars. There were four
lion seven hundred and ninety-hve thousand
rcks made in the town durng the year, amount
n, al IS per thousand, 10 the sum Of s23,g75.
HI H.. of w
thousand four hundred pounds, valued at 800.
GRoToN, MAss.--The population OF Groion, ac-
ordng To the United States census recently com
lstsd, is ASH. This is l2s more than the State
spsus, which was taken on the LIST OF May.
NoRTHApProS, Mass Northampton, by the u.
census, has 800 inh tbi,ants, Of whom 1898
geisners. divided as follows, Canadians ~. Eng
81 81, Irish DO, Germans 29, scots 30, Nova
kcofians q French, Turk and East Indian each.
me State census exhibited but 5,i9i inhabitants.
at6eld has, by the U. :. census, ! GA inhabi-
nts 3 more than the State census
KrrSF, N. H.-The population Of Keene, by the
8 census just taken, is 3,3SO-increase since
so, 700
YssurA, N i-The population Of Nashua, by
he II. = census just taken, is 5,s20. OF these,
ee2 were born in the State, SIS In Massachusetts,
n u Vermont. l6l in Maine, 40 in Canada. All
but lSi were born in the U. :. 80,
,alh ward Is ft>loo. Il is thought the population
he Twelfth wh be still greater.
Aasfinburg, Ohio, lisa. Harpersheld, Ohio,
~.
WOODBURY., N. 1.-The population Of Woodbury.,
h. j., az near can be ascertained, Is 1000, being
In incrsase ~ 300 since 1910. There are Isl dwell
ms and l96 families, being an average of five TO a
smily.
IdrisvuIE, Ky.-Ttis estimated that the popua-
ion " Louisville is at least 10000, and probably
600. Partial lists Of two wards enumeraie up
ss,as Of 10000 people, and there are eight wards
In the city. The population Of Louisville in $40
Was q, 2l0, including the town Of Portland, which
now a dftinct and separate town. The present
humber of inhsbi exclusive Of Portland is GER
ainiy more than $4,000 This shows an increase
f upwaris Of 100 per cent, and IL Portland was i'm
rluded. it would show more than l25 per cent in
reese.
OsuosH, Wisconsin, population 1872, males,