The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

Com rnisssorers Of Emigration.
TEE TEMPORARY HosrrrAL AT snGvrNR's FONT
ELABORATION TO vIs0riA LAsps-AkMvALs AT
CASTLE QARDEk
The Emigration Commissioners met yessercay-Gulau
c. verylanck In the chair
.1x 1surosARv aosrrrAI Az sxGvRH's POINT
mo following communication was received
OsY1cE Con- yoR REMOVAL o.
QuARANrsK STATION, May q, 1857.
Gnu1y1Hu-AtA meeting Of Commits sioaers for the Re-
movsl Of the Quarantine Station held this the 2tb day Of
May, 1851, the following resolution ado s.eds-
Rssove That The Secretary Of this soard be directed
to inform the Commissioners OF Emigration that the TEN.
porary Hospital will be in readiness for reception OF
patients on the 1st day Of July next and notify she
their charge that day in accordapce with the 2st
section Of the law fer the removal of the Quarantine
therefore, In pursuance Of the diaectloa 81 ven me by
me foregoing resolution, hereby NOTIFY your honorable
body, that the temporary Quarantine Seguines Point
Ia in readincst for the reception psnens will be
placed In your charge iss day Of July nex in &C
codance with The provision Of the 2st section OF the Law
Tor the removal Of the Quarantine" copy Of which
hereby enclose JOHN g. sNEDEKER Secretary
and 1t was evident hs, the Commissioners are little dubi
Gus =. 10 the prophets of having anything to do with So
~ s.s t'u "unsca"n Wa NJ ally Ie'o reu W
The President and he Counsel of tho Board, with nsrc
lions 10 report at next meeting
VIRGINIA LAND SPECTATOR.
communication received from q large Virgtnts N
land owner, who wished to know OF the Commission wh,
Was the beet means to induce German emigration 70 his
lands, which he was DESTROYS Of ceiling He gave rui
mute account Of the lands their suauon advantages &C.
mo reading or the communications provoked some NOR
riment 80 - i--.4 -.
Mr. PunDY moved II be refsrrsd 70 the Castle Garden
Comiee. who III good FREQ labor and free soil peo
pa, and this an excellent opportunity FOR thsm
plant colony Or FREQ solers In the midst Of Virginia
NJ. CURTIS thought would be good idea 70 hand the
matter over 70 the "Retrenchment" Committee UAush-
II. cAasoiS hoped Mr.: purdy would be appointed a
comm tee Of enc the subject, he all potent In
Iannmany Hail. which WIS Of the political Gath ~
Virginia
Mr.. PuRDY was proud Of Tammany Hall Like Virginia,
was national. He was surprised that bis free soil
friends did not AXE this opportunity to convert the r. f.
VS., by coonzing their lands with German emigrants
Mr. GARuGUE ssd they could not do anything for the
gentleman, and would be well for him 70 advertise In
The European newspapers 1t would never do for the
Commission to direct emgra Ion 10 any particular quarter,
as weuld immediately leave them open the suspicion
Of being stock jobbers.
The Secretary Mr.. BERNHARD CAssERIY, was finally In.
struced TO inform the spectators that land tobbinS
not In "tbeir way"
Mayor POWELL, Of Brooklyn, who is er otcso q member
ofthe Board, took bis seat for the arst time
From the annexed figures will be that the emigra
tion constantly increasing and that the Commission viii
soon be In q condition 10 pay ali its debts:-
WEEKLY SUMMARY,