The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-22
WASHINGTON.
Statistics of immigration at the Port
of New York.
Aggregate Circuia ion OF Ma
tiOMal Banks.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1871.


New York linn . ration Statistics.
The Official returns received at the Bureau or Sta
tlscs show that during the quarter ending June 80
1871 the total number OF passengers arrived at the
port Of New York from foreign countries was 1o7 H.
OF whom ei,2l3 were males and 429Ol females. OF
the total number arrived 101,0l5 were actual
imm'grants-malea 6o,os,; females 4o.o35.
Agcs-under ntcen 49, l2; fifteen and under forty.
lo5o; forty and upwards, lat. The deaths the
voyage were nlnety-two, OF whom ffty-four wero
males and thirty females. The principal ma.
tioEalities OF the Immigrants were as foows:-Eng.
land, II, si5 Scotland 4.6l3; Wales, 800; Irelanc
% ll9; Great Britain, locality unknown. es72; Ger
many, 1854; Austria. 1888; Sweden, 5,72y; Nor.
way. 1886; Denmark Lab; France, s4O; switzcr-
land, 1908; Spain, 1o4; italy, ss1i; Holland, 400;
Belgium, rs; Russia. 1885, Poland, 1888; Cuba, AZ;
Bermuda, II.
National Baak Circulation.
The total circulation issued TO the national banks
to date IS $31s6s6,e9o. The act OF July IL, 1870.
authorized the issue Of s5s,ooo,00o additional cir
culatiOn ard the establishment OF gold national
banks, to which circulation be issued upon the
deposit OF United States bonds at the rate Of eignty
per cent upon the par value thereof. Since the
passage OF tho act circulation has teen
issued to the following states Virginia,
$7i4,0oO Illinois, $1,000; West Virginia, $685. 90:
Michigan. sl,lss; Kentucky, 81. 10000; Indiana,
$l.l74ooo; Wisconsin, s5oi,ooo ONO, $1co,ooo; Ten
nessee, sl,aoo,ooo; Iowa, s,o,6 600; Louisians,
$1,000 600: Minnesota $3s0.09O Georgia, $56l. Coo:
Kansas $l7d 100; North Carolina 5000 O00 Missouri
81. 600; South Carolina, $25S,0o0; Nebraska,
$2l2,o0O; Texas, $l45coo: Colorado, 50 200; New
Mexico. $l5S.oCo; Oregon, $ia7,ooO; Alabama.
$2bO.ooo; California, $32o5. The law re-
Quircs that one-half Of the increased circulation
shall be app0rtloned among those States not having
an excess already, according TO population, and
OOa III N tba hon
resources and business OF such state or Territory.
Tie OF the valuation Of property ana
banking capital have not yet been received. aud the
proportion or circulation for the States OF OHIO.
Indiana and Illinois cannot probably be ascertaned
with any accuracy until about che lst Of
October. II IL probable however, that there will
be SUFFICIENT circulation for all OF the Southern and
Western States when the full returns are re-
ceved. No additional circulation can he issued u
the Eastern aud Middle States
Commerce. Of Aust enthusiastically for the
American Stemmera.
A statement has been completed ut the Treasury
Department from the latest statistics showing the I'm
ports into Australia anu New Zealand Us follows:-
From Great Britain, &l7,024,42o; from the United
States, f1,354,3S5; all other countries, f3,8l2.470.
Stated by percentage they are as foll0ws:-From
Great Britain, scventysevcn and slx-enths from tho
United States Ave ana fvc-tenths; all other cOun-
tries, xeen and slX-enths. The Parliament OF New
South Wales has recently voted subsidy OF $4,000
to monthly line OF American steamers between
San Francisco and Sydney. The imports OF Austria
liza and New Zealand being largely manufactured
goods 1t Is believed that very large and pron able
commerce will spring up with our western coat,
and II Congress made provision for line OF steani-
ers they would be fully sustained.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury at the close Of buss-
ness to-day were:-Currency $3,2i3ooO; coin. $ss,.
Ass, 900; certificates, &2l.ls2,00o.
Personal.
letter received from General Spinner. dated
Berlin, July !, Gays that he was TO dine with Minis
ter Bancroft the next day, In company with tbs
Rothschilds and other bankers to talk over the new
American loan.