The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Gain In zen wards. 1878
n 10 estimated that the two wards to come in win
- 10 000 This would make total Of III 62e In 1856
We population was lo2 7sS. Gain in Ave years Il SIS
me three northern wards have popuia on OF OIL 4io
row, against As 402 ia 1855 the central wards, ioue,
and eight, show falling OF, while nine and ten
have gained about thousand each The West End has
remained about Stationary, while the two extreme
southern wards, eleven and twelve sho together gain
Of nearly 10 600 We understand that the population Of
The city AS officially given, viii not vary thousand
om the Did Boston include the suburbs for half
dozen miles is the with New York, or for ten
or sfteen miles included In the limits OF Philadelpha,
her population would probably exceed three hundred
Cnarlestown and Chelsea, which much two
miles distant, and her population would reach 267 900.
ance 1855 immigration from Europe has diminished, and
the foreign Of Boston has been much smaller
than bet xeen 1850 and 1855
According to the Just taken the popu.
vsrds One TWO and Five aud IL 800 in wards Three -Four
and Six The population In 1850 by the United States
50 sss and In 1855 BY the State 81 553
6ain snoe 1880 $50 Loes since 1885, asa This loss
occasoned by the revusion Of 1857, very large
number OF persons emisraIipg 70 other paris Of the
country.
sALKs MASS The population OF Salem, under the pre-
census % 4s6 in 1860 20 263 in 1856 20 934-
gain Of 223 sinoe 1850, and OF l55 since 1855 In
lS4o the population was only l5,0s2
CONNECTICUT.
SsoSseroS, COMA Stonipgton correspondent OF the
Nsrsganset Weekly, who " seen the book OF the Den
,uston s3l-beng gain If 400 since 1851. s.oning
ton Borough has population Of exactly 800
NRw YORK.
hvERHRAD The following the returns Of the town
OF Rvernead:--
No OF inhabitants
SmAge; -
Doatns ,s................... 30
Horses used farms. ...............,. 7se
Ihe increase since 1890 s....... ,............ lsI
completed by Marshal Bogue Catara learns that the
population OF Cohoes 500 In 1860 the population was
the State 81 1855 tbe population was I0o thus
giving gain OF 69s IN the last i've years The number
OF capital required to be employed ia 4 re-
tcrned nj 81 70s videnty far short OF the
amount We're II no, for those dreadful assessors
presume two millions could have been safely add
cd Three tho sand hundred aud twenty eight ope
ratves employed the various factories includ
Ing those who take work TO their homes These would
undoubtedly swen this number another thousand -
$50 so2 paid monthly 10 hands employed In the mills
alone. Tue amount paid those employed outside the
mills given but presume sioo 900 per month is
paid In the aggregate In the village for labor alone
sudng hands employed In factories and other branches
Of industry.
UNos CoryrY INV JksssY The returns for Railway
male the population l3o Westaed, sl0; Plainneld,
3235, New Providence, 1915.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Brr1n CorsrY.-The following the population OF
Butler county for 1900
Population 1850 ,aAo
Increase. 6,445
VIRGINIA.
Numerically the new census, Martinsburg, Va,
has population Of $50 an increase Of 32s since 1850
The number OF whites ia free colored, no. slaves,
2ae 10 1850 there SIS whites, 80 free colored
and 200 slaves.
ALABAMA.
LONGEVITY census tskcr Of shelby county Ala,
reports that be found three negroes 100 Of
the odes q them esinE lis old The Oldest white
inhAbilant Of the county Ia los years Of age
MINNEsorA.
ne -. Paul papers publish the returns from
forty ave counties In that State which up popula
tln " lls24, 10 o25 farms, and 3Ti manufactures
Sixteen counties remain 70 be heard FROM the aggregate
population u xhicn estimated at 90 300 which would
the total population of The state OF Minnesota 49,
VIA II viii probably not be below that 1gurc, al all
events
10 isso Minnesota had population Of only 1910. in
1851 che had 1853 8i2