American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-03


country, upon the representations of Ship
Brokers and their TlornuS-that upon arriving
in this country, we found it impossible to OBJ
tain work, and applied to the agents of these
ships and offered to work for our board-that
they sent US to 'Tapscootts poor-housc and
hospital situated at Flatbush, where we were
obliged to do laboring work, digging and
wheeling"
These cmgrants complain Of the bad and
unwholesomc quality of the food furnished at
the Hospital mentioned; and state, that there
are inmates of said establishment who are 'ly-
ing sick, and in the most pitlul and wretched
condition OF suffering" In consequence Of the
treatment which they have receivoc from the
agents of the ships in which they arrived, they
have been compelled to apply TO be admitted
to the alms-hoase Of New York.
This kind of ship-brokcrage is carried 20 a
great extent in England and Germany; and the
persons engaged in the business practice the
grossest receptions in order to induce the ig-
norant to cmsgrate to the United States. In
consequence of these impostions by ahip-bro-
kers and their runners, the following notice has
been published:
"Messrs. E, X. Collins * Go. respectfully re-
quest 'no Puo.IS''cIS ., NEWSPAPERS - u'soo''l
U'aIr Ii,nrao,I noc,ats viz. fine Roscins Sid
dous, Sheridan and Garrick, To prevent dis
appointment, notice IS hereby given, that con-
tracts for passage can only be made with them
F,TI Drrt AT BlApENsBURG. 1t will be
seen bv the letter of our WASHINGTON cores
n,ndert that dncl was fonoht at Bladens-
burg. Yesterday morning, between Thomas f.
Cit,, \ G which rcsul,ad in The death Of fine
l,,ta.o, ,b, G,s, fro 1o,cs and bis sooo,d
mari, Immediate or-7.,od and coc,,,i,tod to
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brnuqht from her cell. her face showed most
haco,rd appearance. DESPAIR was depicted
mon her conntenance! After she was BROUGHT
to the galIows. a PRAYER was offered up by the
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock She then spoke few
words to those present, and said that if there
were any drnnkards or transgressors present
they must then take warning by her fate: and
then commenced praying TO G. cd to have mercy
upon her soul. The drop was then let fall,
and as the rope Strengthened upon her neck,
and Just as she raised from her feet, she gave
shrek, and passed from time to eternity. -
p,srn,cr,yr F,pr We le,r, from the
pos,or Tronsc,;,t that fire. broke ont M Sa
,,rdov ,,or,iou in the RiIerico Mills which
dos,,o,oa ,rono,tv 70 tbe omopnt Of GAO 600
The property destroyed consisted of saw
mill occupied 10y Mr.. Wilson, large flour and
gram mill of Geo. Roundy & Co., and the two
carpet mills of Messrs Lang & Co. Nothing
was saved but a few rolls of carPcting. The
canal co.
AFFAIRS IN CANADA. 1t is said that Earl
Cathcart has been appointed Governor Gene
ral of ('aOnln This nnhlpmnn CDmmani-