The destination of the majority of the Germans is for the great western prairies ; so with the Dane, Swede, Welsh. Norwegian and Polander, and a portion of the Italian ; but the English, Irish, French, Spanish and Chinese fill up our seaboard towos. It is said by those engaged for many years in the emigrant business that of all pauper classes who arrive at our shores the English is the most ab. ject and degraded, and the majority of the poorer classes seldom leave the seaboard states unless transported by private arrangement, or by agents of the Commission. DESTINATIONS. Arkansas....... Illinois.. The following table will give an idea whither the tide of emigration flowing into the country tends. It is taken from the report of the Commissioners of last year, ending January, 1867: 32 | New Hampshire. 180 Alabarda. 96 Nova Scotia. 50 Australia, 3 New York 97,607 British Columbia. 11 | New Jersey 7,877 Capada... 1,741 | Nebraska... 119 California. 1,678 | North Carolina. 140 Connecticut. 8,711 | New Brunswick. 60 Central America 7 Oregon... 38 Cuba... 11 Rhode Island. 2,392 Delaware.. 238 | Ohio.... 12,923 District of Columbia. 890 | Pennsylvania.. 24,874 Florida .. 10 | South Carolina. 171 Georgia 225 | South America. 27 22,386 Texas....... 124 Iowa.. 4,493 | Tennessee. 666 Indiana. 3,201 | Vermont. 238 Kentucky 1,686 Virginia.. 1,006 Kansas 468 / West Indies..... 15 Louisiana. 550 | Wisconsio. 9,160 Massachusetts... 11,874 Utah 3,082 Maryland... 1,818 ) Nevada. 4 Maine.. 330 | Colorada. 30 Michigan. 4,186 P. E. Island ..... 7 Minnesota. 3,459 | Idaho... 1 4,918 Mexico 19 228,851 Mississippi 65 The above number is one thousand less than the total report of 1866 gives credit for, but it will answer as a criterion by which to judge of the influx and dispersion of the westward bound thousands that yearly enter our country. The majority of those remaining in New York is from Ireland. Missouri..... Total... THE WARD'S ISLAND HOSPITAL. One of the best hospitals in the world is that erected on Ward's Island, connected with the Castle Garden establishment. It was planned by Jonn W. Ritch, and has been pronounced as among the most perfect models of hospital construction. The amount expended for the buildings of the hospital was $187,373 19. The report says that the number of inmates, whether diseased in the hospital or infirm and helpless in the other depart ment during the year was 10,306, being 2,881 more than in 1865, and 5,395 more than in the year preceding. The average number at any one time was about 1,081. The net cost of support of the Emigrant Hospita was $142,749 35, being $13,543 98 more than in 1865, $26,726 64 more than 1864, $75,695 21 more than in 1863, $96,604 95 more than in 1862, $87,507 14 more than in 1861, $83,835 94 more than in 1860, and $87,858 95 more than in 1859. During the first month of the present year it averaged $1,182, and is at the present about $1,700. The following summary gives the aggregate results of the practice, both medical and surgical, during 1866: Cared for in hospital during 1866 (including 647 remaining on 1st January, 1866,) together with 438 births... 6,829 Number discharged, cured or relieved..... 5,468 Number died 788 Number remaining at tho end of the year... The whole of the institutions under the supervision of the Board of Emigration are yearly becoming more extensive ; and this bureau, it will be observed, is to day one of the largest in the country. Its efforts are in every way commendable for the good already accomplished. 673 IMMIGRATION THIS YEAR. ... 65 26 The emigration during the present year is somewhat in excess of last year. From January to August 21st, 1867, we have as follows: Irel od ... 18 Germany 77,042 | Sardinia..... England 21,656 | South America. Scotland.. 3,679 | Canada Wales 118 | China 7 France 1,070 | Sicily.. Spain... 121 Mexico 24 Switzerland 2,959 | Russia 127 Holland 1,836 | East Indies.. Norway.. 270 | Turkey... 6 Sweden.. 8,769 | Greece. Denmark 1,159 | Poland 208 Italy 625 | Africa. 1 Portugal 19 Central America. 7 Belgium 1,469 | Australia. West Indies... 174 | Japan.. 57 The following is the total amount for each month up to August 21, 1867: For the month of January, 1867 7,841 February, 3,797 Marcb, 13,826 April, 26,307 May, 35,426 June, 40,794 July, 22,487 And to August 21, 1867.. 11,932 Total in 1867 163,069 30) 06 66 RAILROAD EARNINGS FOR JULY. The gross earnings for the under mentioned railroads for the month of July, 1866 and 1867, comparatively, and the difference (increase or decrease) between the two periods, are exhibited in the following statement: Railroads. Total in July.. The gross earnings per mile of road operated for the same month of the two years, are shown in the table which follows: THE NATIONAL BANKS-THEIR CONDITION FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 1867. QUARTERLY REPORTS OF THE NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATIONS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES. RESOURCES. $ $ $ 820,819 64 436,351 15 585,020 64 191,583 82 96,590 86 145,862 20 80,275 25 94,082 52 67,540 74 120,381 25 106,687, 851 41 6,678,300 15 6,786,042 68 791,192 02 698,937 48 1,662,891 47 407,942 33 670,006 21 1,055,414 11 156,562 95 187,448 00 9,138 00 72,661 00 41,889 00 2 ,543 00 3,252 00 24, 738 00 18,288 00 23,554 00 9,275 00 6,353,906 61 892,640 25 572, 419 48 62,735 85 95 769 90 84,317 27 33,962 22 132,189 62 374,746 44 46,884 80 47,880,798 28 9,394,009 28 14,503,725 40 4,715,511 52 1,453,783 74 4,331,745 15 1,047,370 03 1,271,910 09 3,272,614 67 2,063,-72 19 659,327,209 18 227,282,248 78 187,836,227 85 72,968,662 17 61,896, 250 46 45,347,257 71 42,387,428 37 39,016,918 25 40,214,526 84 34,096,143 48 LIABILITIES. 22,750,081 58 12,254 909 36 10,271,517 54 2,660,129 25 3,207,6111 21 1,381,486 77 991,044 v8 1,927,358 59 1,450,027 58 1.334.747 01 10,641.238 27 5,180, 700 05 3,059,589 09 975,241 85 1,282,818 63 1,064,055 02 1,006,488 9. 944,499 02 706,695 35 930,953 86 Aggregate 669,827,209 18 227,282,248 78 187,836,227 85 72,968,652 17 61,896, 260 46 45,847,257 71 42,887,428 37 89,016,913 25 40,214,526 84 84,006,148 48 RESOURCES. 254 68 101,389 05 176,257 31 110,625 19 156,878 96 121,596 33 18, 257 99 82, 293 75 61,910 42 33,513 71 87,852 46 26,897 76 33,353 47 21,116 08 46,800 59 24,815 00 Premiums paid.. 12,712 20 103,604 39 14,147 40 31,184 46 17,575 46 21,072 19 42,172 81 8.130 23 45,704 29 81,462 27 2:1,491 87 877, 101 46 860,803 59 134,675 85 151,279 23 191,085 51 252,748 10 87,798 25 68,781 19 10,695 59 6,874 00 12,850 00 4,353 00 5,059 00 6,239 00 366 00 576 00 6.161 00 45 00 31 00 19,174 54 101,253 63 11.270 22 27, 293 26 43.364 02 6,665 39 17,293 21 9,686 57 37,269 18 4 284 16 Legal tender notes 685,235 34 3,619,544 99 1,065,278 98 529,092 85 1,266,545 69 326,889 31 821,614 49 172.148 15 702,871 28 564,851 76 Compound Interest notes .. 679,850 00 843,390 00 693,595 00 457,450 00 639,930 00 315,960 00 495, 325 00 156,510 00 321,680 00 251,50 00 Aggregate.. 23,501,232 54 18,838,573 08 16,401,371 66 15,267.419 66 13,243,656 78 12,0:1,606 97 10,778,686 02 4,523,076 21 7,547,017 19 7,813,246 03 LIABILITIES. Surplus fuud Capital stock paid in....... 8,985.000 on 7,059,30000 5,059,010 00 6,460,000 00 8,792,000 00 4,735,000 00 2,885,000 00 1,428.185 09 1,890,000 00 2,885,000 05 709,850 97 668,659 34 655,441 06 341,987 17 324,505 39 338,437 5 374,929 34 277,307 92 118,518 78 -180,507 45 Nat bank notes outstanding 7,831,866 00 2,260,402 00 3,812,062 00 5,680,435 00 3,211, 43000 416,802 00 2,508,792 00 1.196,455 00 1,093,998 00 2,318.648 04 Individual deposits. 4,818,989 63 6,235,891 81 5,851.251 54 1,811,201 35 5,013,625 25 1,863,051 31 3,941,581 78 1,229, 239 53 3,645,959 01 1,684,705 67 United States deposits 407,826 24 565,939 95 292.3-5 01 326,163 83 312,208 55 438,053 86 441,740 07 46,399 89 412.880 47 26 1,213 52 86,115 59 17,848 36 678,365 61 577,367 64 265,313 57 537,517 02 279,468 08 804,334 40 229,70 1 73 119,975 33 181,148 47 176,377 89 Aggregate.. 23,501, 232 54 18,833,573 03 16,401,371 56 15,267,419 66 13,218,636 78 12,011,606 97 10,778,686 02 4,623,076 21 7,547,017 91 7,843,246 05 |