New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10


them with an o,f ss a'e and G price Of pas.
and Of per one Issuad he Of tickets
II eacd t and received she pre- t9.r NV ,rnich bry
were hcq shown sS back TO c o and there produced u
The Weishuias,cr the checks trey hGo IN, hb. , st
ION, 10 passing e trunks into me nands OF ihe Officers
por' 'l Gerien The proper having the corresponding
from 'asm w.. from he bn e and weighed each piece
- lshced with a picuous label having certain NUN
=. % sssse .eke corresponding number. and
Which was the number Of pieces the
n rad be transported the weight and the
Of cshi to collected thereon after dednctns the amount To
which each passenger Is entitled. This freight then paid TO
be coccto hayns Office The who copied the whole
ticket book Tor reference and then reoepted for the
board Of steamboat employed "a transport the passe
and their property free Of charge from Castle Garden to the
the passengers having fully prepared themselves at the
usual hour Of the day had ample time to enjoy E ns
bathrooms pomcnading the galleries or on the docs
Tue utmost order prevailed ,nfoasho3 wy
languages letters from ends transmitted TO landing pas
THE Grand inquest having thus personally witnessed the
whole mode Of doing business at the landing depot OF Castle
Gdcn and having become satisfied that every care ~ tasen
Of the emirSnt that philanthropy could suggest ana
cause realize b and ay
which might then have arisen been witnessed S
hand eIpeetins to find the to pursue their into the
interior the country without delay. but are disappointed
bers thus enabled to escape the necessity Of waiting IN s
yensve boarding houses for communications from Their
send the snont advanced TO them interest charge
for ,Sss and HS
in keeping them out Of bosrdn s'honses is Re The
establishment Of Castle Garden, emisants IN sloh res
would go clearinghouse and wie 20 th,ar en"s io
smopevr not specifying anounfs the friends would schd
hs; they thought would pay for the winch then was
swallowed up The boarding house bill leaving the eigfant
s,i wi hou The means TO The boarding mouse keeper
would probably extend credit on the security 81
means mad been exhausted he would be turned
into the street pauper and subject for the charities ot he
hs by
Island Refuge which AZ the time OF the establish
G one been reduced TO about COO the protection afforded
by Castle Garden having cut of the supply OF pauPes
Grand Inquest wa. called the special of
airy wevensed for the accommodation Of lying
such have been confined recently before the
arrival of the ship TO require rest before travelling They nave
all Of medical attendance and nursing the
expense of the Of Emigration and not under
necessity Of gong TO houses and exPendng money
which will take them their destination soon A. their
strength sufficiently established to bear the ftsues Of jour
,Doun, into the causes of certain published attack. on
The emgrsn landing depot the Grand Inquest have become
satisfied that they elnsnse N the I ron 'as
affords protection TO the nsnt and who are chiefly runners
the employ Of Booking ass V b OK aes
depot where the railroad companies have their own
dome by their own CLERKS and without the expensive
has thrown great difficulties in the way of the
proper velopmont affairs Castle Garden by constituting
noisy crowd around the gates whose behavior utterly
less an, sP PsSs 1s I Idg U
city but also Of the employees OF be landing depot ana m
6iyidual commissioners
suited public grounds surrounding the depot and have
been Obliged to loaded firearms in sedeense against the
violence which has frequently been offered them . ,
The class will III boats around the shps IN the
bay and bias the minds against the landing depot
of by the police officers stationed BY the Com
msones Of Emigration such ships will abuse these Off
GERS In the most violent manner and will lodge complaints
against such officers in the Mayors Office
win listened though they emanated from respectable
citizens 49,, -
1.-The Grand Inquest witnessed crowd of this class hover
Castle Garden, and they learn with
spite Of repeated to the municipal
authorities the police utterly the disturbances caused by
Castle Garden and they do not rob them OF their
money vausbes tickets bsggsgecbecks or the Ike OF com
assault and battery such will not enter into
conversation with them, will induce Them by force
90 with them places where they will be required 70
spend part all of their money before they find chance
to escape. .
With proper their obvious duty the Of
the police be doubt that this motley, noisy and
crowd could be entirely broken and prevented
from re-sssembing.
1.-THE Grand Inquest have learned with regret that this OBJ
vous duty Of the police absolutely neglected to the great de
Emigration who superinend the business Of
the emigrant landing depot.
Grand Inquest having become satisfied that the latter
IN all s operations blessing not only to the emgrants but
would feel remss in the perform
ance of sacred duty II they failed to recommend this inn
authorities they have dismissed the complaints
preferred against certain employees Of Castle Garden salts
he'd that sustained by law and have their origin In
design disturb rather than to further the good work for
which the establishment has been called into life By act Of
HOWL p 4 HoprocK Foreman of Grand Jury
"Eeto- York, Sept. s, 1855"