The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY 80

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HsssaiSs-Co"nciimen Heaiy, Keenan,, Riley. Bropby,
heGrath, Brandon and FiilFerald-7.
ss.ossa Tssi sSs Comptroller BE- ana hs i hereby
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Which wa. referred % Committee on np nance
the President declared that the Board stood
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Annual Report OF the City Inspector.
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70 THE HONORABLE rHE cosxes COUNCIL EnE CRY OF
GrsIInsss-n conformity with the requirements Of the
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Of births and marriages reported this Department for the
Street and kssefds and q
s'A's' very B essfsns cy
CRY INSPECTIONS Dnras!.nsr,
New YORK, Jan % 1854
made 70 this Department thousand eight hundred and
* thousand S hum ea
Wentysx Deaths twenty-five thousand one hundred and
The report of births marriages mper-
in of
Ing regular returns thereof this Department The
This increase Of mortality in fec less than be
ton of New York in thousand eight hundred and
mion and the 9atng population a. two hundred and i.y
Of n Il.
Be said io belone siy The thrown
so% hs hs s "a nyd and for further
abled soldiers and who Solder s death n On he
battle held have died in this During some
pubic PARIS and ah ad
zens and preventing Them from their
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The how Of emigration 70 this por. has been unusually
amounting to hundred and n that
pro%inen, insi,sss of mortality was
the hhy CONDITION Of our streets Al through the
And finally ne disgraeefal riots q July led % deaths
Although not in the actual numl Of deaths murder
and M sc yet thy Were Of
worked up BY the alarm created by these rots and which
In estimating the floating population at two hundred
and lily thousand, may De remarked that there has
and summer. crowded with residents; Tor il is
. notorious fact that while population.
whose Industry has been rendered and remn.
nerative, in lieu OF being depressed az in older
countries, BY gigantic has hed every building
business purposes and dwellings Of Strangers
quest OF medical aid from already alluded to and
the change to another climate 10 which they had
accustomed, have thus sweled the
while the general influx Of strangers city
parts OF the unon and from Europe has hotels
and boarding houses continually filed; has be en-
have advanced from sixty per above
former prices Adding This excessive population to
our population proper of million and deducng
the gross returns Of morality during the year
deaths or non residents II fair and Reasonable conclu
sion that the actual mortality residents OF this city
compared with former years, would dimnuton and
not 1t Is to be remarked that during pro-
traced season OF intensely no. weather during
which in other cities produces
gerons local diseases, there in this City
that period those solely dent the hot season.
which every year shows In of those OF
healthy seasons This exemption, und benign Proyj-
dence TO which 1t must nary be bed owing to
the care taken ty this department In regard the
ness OF the streets and enforcing obedience TO established
The heahiness the city New York compares
most fvorby with that If London The Reg
OF England i'll his Official Of the London
for the years 1858 1859 1860 and 1861 gives the
suits
We estimate. the authority OF the Registrar General,
he population OF London during those years 1885,
aud ID an over estimate 10 that New YORK.
the same period, to be As great as one million.