The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30

his NUMBER contains many VdludDle htdleiHeuts
for the quarter ended June 80. 1871, such as the
entrances and clearances or vessels (sa and steam
engaged In the foreign and coastwise trades and
fisheries, by countries ana customs districts, ex-
hlbiting their number, tonnage and crews; the
products OF the American fisheries; guano admitted
free OF duty; lumber, &C., from Maine sawn or
hewn IN me province OF New Brunswick; SHIP
Hen's VI uonesuc anu iorclgn commodities between
New York aud San FRANCISCO, via the Isthmus OF
Panama number age, sex nationality and occu-
patton OF persons arrived IN the United States by
customs districts and countries, distinguishing
passengers from im.ngrants also departure OF
persons rom che United States.
The report also contains statements showing the
Immigration 10 The United States during the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1871, exhibiting their nationals.
ties Is, ana occupations as follows
TOTAL number Of Immigrants arrived during the
1922 females. From England, $3.50; ireland,
not specified supposed to be ma My from ireiandl,
~ 42; Germany, s25al; Austria, 4,ss4; Sweden.
iSSgs Nor way s4s Denmark 5 2oS Holland s
Turkey. % Russia c7l; Poland, SIS; Hungary, 3;
4; Corsica |; CHINA. Ills; japan, Is; In,
%ia IA ASA Minor 3; syria, !: Arabia. Z;
RIGA 2; africa. not specified, o; Canada.
s,!es: Nova Scotia, !a,5s2 New Brunswick, Az;
British Colombia. (; British Norm American prov:
inces, not specited, 81; Mexico. 4o2; Central
america d United states Of Colombia s. Venese
Republic, is; Chile a; Peru, 10; south America not
not specified 8; Cuba 1908; Hayti, 2l; Jamaica, "a;
CrOix. rs; Caribbees S; West indies not specified;
lOs Azores, 597; Cape de Verles /; ST. Helena 20;
Australia, is; New Zealand, 3: Philippine Isands 3;
Java Il born at 30; countries not specified, 81.
The occupations OF The Immigrants are thus classt-
1ed-Pr0iessional, 2,57i skilled, %, 2H; mlscella-
neous. 1890; not specified. 1882 without occu-
patti IN mostly women ana chlLiren), 1878. few
Of the OCCUPATIONS Ia detail are as tolows:-Farm-
and farm labOrcrS 27,o42; IabOrer5 65 1856; ser
wants 1854; mechanics not specified l24s7; act
ors, Al; architects ~; authors. 2: chemists, 20:
cler9ymen go; ediors ~; engineers. s4s; cngrav.
ers, SO; lawyers. ~; Iingusts z; photographers o.
magician. 4; musicians. 2io; physcians. 200, priests
anctione e q bakers bakers 4s; bird ianc ,,
3; hiacKsmhs 1,524; bollermakers. Il; brewers l64
sweeper, /; clerks, LIS; coopers 3OS; coppersmts,
l0 decorator, !; diver /; DRUGGISTS ~; Overs, IS;
er, !; instrument maker, l; jewelers., 1874; lace
makers, 2; manufacturers. lI2 mariners, 10 0;
masons, i,5os; miners 4,2o.; m0nders, Al; opii.
seamstresses, 400; snipwrghs, $40; shOemakers,
70; spnners, 30; stonccn'ters, l27; isiors, ICY;
thatcher, /; timers s.; turner's 26; undertaken /;
weavers, 40; wheeIwrighis, 90; brokers, &c. con-
suis, 3: contractors 8; fishermen, 237 hotel keep
ers 40; MONK 1; nuns Is; pedlcrs, II; shepherds,
49, soldiers, 6S stewardess, students, $50 travel
lers, So
q most valuable ana interesting tabular statement,
showing the warehouse transactions during the
year, being the earliest statement OF this nature
~
value OF foreign commodities remaining IN ware
house In each customs district Of the Unlied States
June go 1870, the amount entered during the year
1871, whether by direct importation or rom other
districts, and the Withdrawals during that year,
whether for consumption. transportation or expor-
tatiOn, together with the balance in warehouse In
each customs dlstrict June so, 1871.
and this mmbcr OF thc mo,thjv rcnoris must nrovc
of great interest and value to the business COM
mnny. rs wei as 20 the LEGISLATOR. political eeono.
mist and Journalist
valuable table OF population, taken from the
report OF the SUPERINTENDENT or the Census is pub
lis1cd in this number and Will be found useful as
well rs convenient for reference.