The New York herald., 1874-12-12
Pear ended Tune 30-@
1871. lS7!. 1873 1874.
ss5, ass 81. s94 Sa,aS2 6l,999
57.4S9 6S7Ss 77,Ai 6S,7o7
ss,43l l47,2oo l5s2H N,s23
22,l32 2s,575 IS, 4sl l9,l7s
o,s33 1850 2S.3sl 1884
1.2J3 2,6il 4,693 5.755
7,ID 7,iss 2o,2s2 1916
47,0s2 4O,l76 1851 32.s60
1918 l,500 l,760 l,596
l.4l7 4,i40 5,o67 Sill
Total immigrants. /.

So42 O this number were reported as from GREAT
published statements q the Bureau in regard
ary of our exports BY water are nearly accurate yet
to obtain tnli rstnrns msrehandss exported 70 !hs
E s nS 81 Be s
relations @ With ( e OF Canada sx
as us'G on inc
to the want OF legislation recurring persons exporting
sass ~ Ssssts1 Ss
ARTICLES pass into the foreign country as IS now required
in the Of all exports 70 foreign countries in vessels
From the detailed statements by provinces and ports
ns Of the the
bas been able to add to the stated value o. articles
esD.sa @ a
IN the statement o domestic exports contanea
II the .nnaa report q the
a;S II the mon'Agg =, sx
Canadian specie values AMI TO sllaA oes in United
States currency, computed at the average premium
Ths export q specie in the same perod amounts to
ws the s s0w y but S
ures having been furnished by the agent q the express
id verited BY the Undersigned. ''s' INV
tn as Ss s the Ses
chiefly rest with the tran sportation companies whose
20 as the auS
s Of the
to furnish fu IS sS ,ne kinds quantities
such such nesiect should be imposed; ' -
Among other defects in existing laws which render
mentioned those under which sought to collect and
publish Information pertaining TO the following sub
Fira-The coastwse movement OF vessels of the United
ssesna-The products Of the fisheries taken by Ameri-
can fishermen and brought into the United states
Third-rne Immigration into and the emigration from
fGrs1ICoasng trade-The published statistics OF the
coastwse navigation include only partial
is: %:s s
The sese has foreign goods oa board aboVs
tain value and under certain CONDITIONS, enters
trict since these movements comprise unt small part
OF h a esa pS s e o In e pnd as ns int
Bureau embrace but small pars OF the coasswse ton
soeonaDFisher respect products of the fish
are able to furnish official the catch Of those
vessels only hc m y the ast on @ Oys
fishing voyage as for instance Vessels & licensed for
under license 70 touch foreign place
impossible therefore, to obtain M under the press re
aSeu Gs afsu'd ia the @ wssers soa whch iorm
SaSiis6sd By ne Iarsan
Srs @ale r eceea By S pro
collectors, unaided by the requirements q law.
Immigration are derived from the naniiests ed in the
% Ct hf H
proylsion Of law Is not extend to and
other land vehicles the difficulty Is experienced In
regard to the immigration into the United states through
the Northern border ports from Canada, and from
Europe through CANADA AS has already been indicated
with respect to exports TO Canada IN railway
The Importance Of such legislation W Ill enable the
thus infux OF Of foreign birth will appear when
1t stated that the immigration into the United States,
through the district OF Huron alone exceeds that OF
port in the United states except New YORK. By assidu
oicers OF customs ON northern border ha
duced to give the sub their personal attention and
have succeeded In ohaluing, with approximate
curacy the number Of alien passengers who enter the
United states in cars through hcr respective districts
The foregoing defects egs alton also submitted
for conside and action Of Congress The i'm
portance OF being able TO obtain and publish accurate
Congress will early day give them such attention.
as will result In providing eectuai remedies tor the i'm
portant defects above Indicated
1t appears that during the year ending June 80 1877,
173 4 gallons OF refined petroleum. valued at - 2953
Tie published trade statements OF Belgium tor the
s7 "a period Of six months later give the imports for
consumption country from all foreign countries
as I2 6ls 900 kilogrammcs OF Oi oher than for table
use valued at IA $50 OOf or 2S9O0 ga Ions valued at
81 Omitted states and vaiue) which, from
the high price per gallon. woud appear to include
consider able amount OF Oil other than pc roleum.
The amount petroleum and corn exported from this
country Ireland given below IN the second
the amount imported into Ireland from all other conn.
tries Is shown In the first column-each for the two
years ended, June 81, 1875
Indian corn. bushels. 23s77766 n Jos 800
Petroleum, gahoas '-'.',;''''':-...' ''s"s4 iao'"s
The following Is statement of domestic brcadstufrs
exported from the ports OF Chicago, Detroit Milwaukee,
Port Huron ana Toledo to the provinces OF Quebec and
Ontario, Dominion of Canada. during the 1scai year
ending June 3d. 1874