The New York herald., 1850-12-04

prc 2s-Tns Gsmsna Tailor kists.-rhs two sesrs Of
s.s5s wn9 -er. % 0r Ssovs sox &
morning pleaded guilty to riotous assault Ind bat
terry Ths Court accepted the plsa, and allowed the
accused till Friday week to put In afndavits.
The Indictment asaisst the Commissiosers of Emixra-
ton-At the last tern Of this Court, the grand Jury
found bill Of indictment against the Commissions
mnisrsnts to remain about the doors Of their ofos
In the Park. The District Attorney, this morning.,
read the following letter to the Court, Mr. MsKson
sieners OF Emigration:
OyyIcE OF THE CoApNssIoSERs OF EMIoRArIoN,(
New York, December g. 1850.
How. JoHS MoKEoS, District Attorney -
DEAR SIR The Commissioners OF Emigration hereby
acknowledge your kindness in sending to them copy
maintaining causing and procuring great crowds Of
immigrants to assemble and remain upon the tho.
sD aanss. o. TO
On behalf Of the COMMISSIONER and st their request
would inform you that they have made rePested sp-
pcatiens to the Corporation Of the city for another
place for the transaction Of their business with the
view ofresving their fellow citizens from the annoy
iWsrst to say S.ys proved az % but am
happy to assure you that negotiations, which have
been some time pending will probably be completed
plant will be entirely obvisted which and not the
punishment OF the Commissioners Of Emigration, Is
presumed to be the object of the indictment.
In addition to this OF the speedy abatement
OF the nuisance 1t Is but proper for me to state that
great misapprshension In the public mind With
ofEmigratiop In relation to the asssmbage Of people
in the Park in the vicinity ot their office doors
over them the Com missonsrs have no control what.
ever and 1t is wholly contrary to their Wishes and to
remonstrances repeatedly made to the police authori
ties that such numbers allowed to cucumber the
ground around A considerable proportion Of them
persons not cbargesble to the Com mmissoners having
been too eng In the country For all who entitled
to- and solicit the aid and counsel Of the commission
ers. we have room inside the offce and all who
incapable of self support and very many who not
made and all legitimate business done In sid
and free from public observation and annoyance
large proportion OF the people standing about in
the Park lazy and refuse to work when II Is offered
them. In proof Of which may mention. that since
November, lsi9 now year, the demands for labor
ers from various parts Of the country have been
great that have frequently been unable to supply
them. We have sent, during this time about 500
men, besides several hundreds Of women and children.
we have now orders for from to two thousand
who may from 67h cents to 81 per day public
works and have their travelling expenses paid Two
three weeks ago shipped 2io TO the State of
Georgia, and have an intimaton that 600 more will
probably be called for, from the same quarter
have been obliged TO decline taking money from farm
ers to pay the fare OF able bodied women to their
homes, because neither at the office in the Refuge
on Wards island, there any able and willing to 90
There Is therefore, no good reason for the assem-
hsge Of these people In the Park day after day and
the police auth critics would exercise the proper
In the matter the itmat business of the Commits
nopers OF Emigration would attract att tentep,
and produce no more annoyance, than ordinary in
telligerce ofhce
With much respect, I am very truly. yours,
JE0. ii. GRiSC0M, General A gent.