New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

A TRIBUTE TO TIE IMMIGRANT aCosxIssiosERs
IRON TIE EprssvReH RKyIEw-The Edint1sk Re
,s~s 10 s sr,iele upon McGnKooEs Progress Of Ams
ca pays the following jas, and merted tribute to our
Commissioners Of immigration:
There secms 70 be growing disposition on the p@ri
Of some classes Of Americans 10 undertakes the adysn
tsses which tbey derive from the constant accession ~
tbsir population from Europe, ana 70 fence
with kind Of national feeling sgsinss me s'HH''
whom they receive. -. 49,. Ill
Is ost pleasing however, 10 know thai these ieei,
,pss have 10 no degree chilled The sympsny on sIes'oo
tbs active beuehcerce By which the sner'esns neso -
nobv themelvss In relation 20 tne recent
.a,,,.. IN Ireland 10 the City OF New YORK % the
cootr.ry gevernment commission nss been epPoini~o
sr the sole purpose OF attending 10 the condnon On TIE
destitute enisrsnis wno arc SUI sD'"s ~ -, Iao1
h.s pfooeded 10 the exercise OF he painful and oosrOus
functions with tho most exemplary humanity ano no
wesdsd diligence Ho have now bsfore US letter
from lssdiug member Of this commission ian Amer
e.n1 dated in toe middle Of August 10 which ne says
Out OF the great numbsr OF sick and destitute which
has been tho duty OF commission 10 take charge o.
not am happy 10 cay, ms been HsHetea ne mos
feature Ia the Is the number Of orphan
children thrown upon hsnds. The story OF these
helpless little creatures 10 simple end Uniform enough
They let home with their parents add ne feuu killed
them on the pssssgo-Or they have since DIED 10 the
hosnItsl We ara now trying 70 find bstsr place
than the Aims House snd hospital Tor these poor hue
things where they may be more tld@P HDfned eAa
properly sdueaied' This 10 above Gil praise sno "neo
We sdd that most Of these gentlemen sre actually deny
Ing themselves the recreation Of their usual summer re-
treats and remaining spsr from their families 10 inc
unhsshful heats OF the city rather IMAM hazard he
neglect Of these cutes do think that they are en-
ttod W be rewarded not only BY the grateful sdmra-
tlou but BY the prompt imitation OF ali other counties
and that tbs concluding exhorston OF the letter from
which We citing should from such quarter nave
the authority OF q command Do urge, whomsver II
NAV concern on your side Of the water 70 insist upon
thsss poor people being better provided on their pas
s,ze They are 90 crowded and poorly fed that they
very frequently reach shores In absolutely dying
state
ARREST OF DEsERTERs--Lewis Springer was
arrested last night by officer Mansfield Of the Seven
tssnth Ward. a. deserter from tho u. 5. Army
James Lee wss arrested by officer Van Pet Of the FL
tenth Ward ~ q deserer from the U. 3. Navy. They
were sent TO their respective stations
RoBBERY.-The store Of Thomas w Running,
246i BIeeckerst wss robbed yesterday OF bundle OF
umbrellas worth $40 with which the thief escaped
SPECIAL SEssioss-F7day.-R A. Davis
for stealing shaw from Csthsrine Higgins PensDtisry
3 months Bridget Hayes, for stesling coat worth
s. from William McAvoy, Pepiten;iary months, -.
Timothy Densmsn. for assault and battery Oh T. hsw
kns CITY Prison 30 days. Charles Robinson, for an
assault vnd battery on Martin Sbarkee, also for an
ssult and battery on William Fullsrd Penitentisry
months In each John Williams, TOR stealing
tsble-cover from William X. Grffths Pententisry 90
dsys Patrick Mckinley for an assault and battery on
his Wife, Peaitsntsry 80 days Lawrence Rodgers for
stealing Sl2 In cash shawl, &c. from Ann mckenns,
Pepitentsry month";. Anthony HsnnisEn, for steal
Ine watch worth so from Catherine Hawkins, Peni.
tentisry months James b. Harper, for stealing cop
per pipe from Montgomery Underwood, Penl,en,isry
mohihs The Court then sdjourned until Tuesday next.