New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

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vaguely and confusedly OF the Vaterand from whence
they Here they SIT staring yacanty, Hdtnout p %
New Wsrd sun Drowned and tanned by exposure the
crowded decks ~ the emgrAnt snip.
Tbey ART rough Wit the salt Of the SEA
They brown with the brand 9th 'us'
Ieey are weay ~ ~ssJ SsI .no =, '~'
Tur lSsy q T.. is' S.s,y ss,jy o.r Sh t'S''n
IIrs.o the stubborn s.T,
Wrecked Onthe fatal shore
Swee, Is rest. an .~eet u resi-,
MSs Nss 'Ss Sa1S .s%i sa Sa the o1laS~S ws:
Nsught bat the unknown.
The emgrant ON leaving the side OF the emgrant ship
lying ia the stream after she has passed the peris OF
Quarantine s taken on boardof barge or tug with his
trunks, bedding. clothing bottles, parcels and 0d ruD
water gate Of Castle Garden. On arriving there he y
relieved Of his trunks and baggage which Is stoWed
fashion. with the number placed opposite the
name IN the teglster' wnefe ms and ttpre desti
nation registered for future reference The boxes
half the circle OF the garden and affords ample food for
reflection Here there boxes OF all shapes and size
pie q cedar. rosewood. and mahogany oblong and
square Some largoss the camp chests OF Mcclellan on
the Peninsula Others fl TO hold the title deeds or regla
Of an empire The eastern side OF the Castle devoted
the baggaEe Of going out 80 Of an tns o oa sma
Cincinnati. they find there their baggage ready Ior
them as soon they have satisfied the charges upon the
freight The English hspeaknR emgrants are registered
first, and then tho Germans. After being S,. regls,
are driven into tho bull pen TO await further
disposjtion Iavatorios or places for washing.
cacusted TO keep before he eye of the emgrsnt the
hold steerage Of the ship from which he has Just de
eingrants and the huge blocks soap and the damp,
floor OF the washngrooms present very BLACK ana
disoonsOate aspect Around the walls OF the Duipen
scattered huge maps the states aud Territories ad
the great size and extent OF Uncle sans domnionS
The walls Of this hlthy houe resounded win tue easn
OF muskea drums and swords Of tho old Regular army
and nfterward To the glorious warbngs & the peerless
Jenny Land Ia the delicious strains OF Catherine Hayes
here wer given the monster of this great artist
whom at his prime. Wei. to-day y would make Jenny
thousands used to sit entranced listening to her
Norma and behold her own eoa1trymen, AN, and
herded together Ike sheep in July sun Tho glSst OF
20 t no ponicd Intel or door lamb for fear Of Con
amnauon. Large buebot NEE haunt the seams OF
tho plankng Ia the floor Of the bull pen, sucking and
feasting upon the corruption thousand persons have
often been confined In this than black hole OF Cal
cutta while AZ other times not score Of emgrants are
present IL II an erroneous Impression that emigrnnts
from northern countries surpass In cleanliness those from
the more southern olimes The swedes, Germans and
nssss are, very contrary 10 gcne expectation, the
Irish and French compare avoraby with other races In
cleanliness and surpass them In nghtbeertednes and
disposton 20 bear up under hardships The Welsh emit
Mormon chiefs OF Utah. The specimens OF Welsh epi-
grants who here, bound for Salt Lake, and the
%lnGr' nrSi districts Of England Sre terribly dirty
and ignorant; Great numbers Of the English emf
! grants have little knowledge OF tho Creator
OF OF any revealed form OF religion. Tho ignorance aud
brutality OF the lower class Of English emgants IA as
knows nothing Of hefacts presented Here group OF
Irish emgIants sitting upon their household ares ana
years Of age woman OF so, and boy
Of rs The family are dressed comfortably and rather
has caught the infection from the old woman. and Is
burylng her tiny knuckles her eyes with great deter
inaton while the boy steadfastly at the ceiling,
and keeps his mouth vide open as common thorough
climatized friend with rowdy look Is talking TO the old
lady and endeayorng TO make her feel comfortable, but
Tpperary at the bidding OF faithful son. who resides In
place" In Mssus Sury as the old lady expresses
IT, she lost the address, and orges the name Of
Can't ye remember the name of the place at ALL at
THE divi a BIZ me knows. Jamesy toud me in tho
etther that there great dale OF waher near his
stop yer believing there, MolyT
us in Necessary ye name shure, it's full of wather
Cross Q, Christ and are the shnakes alive, Tlmr
w. Yis Biddy and Kicking too" toe, Su, g., o,,. r,rn..
rary" said the old lady for whin I'm out here shure,
than an omadhaun pointing her son, who still kept
| his mouth open for tho admission OF flies
pepot. situated on Wards Island wards Island is os
acres in extent, and about $4,000 worth OF produce Is
shop Cases Of fever and cholera Instantly carried
half OF emIgants have passed through Castle Garden
during the last ten years. bringing with them an average
oae'hdndred and twenty-five millions Of dollars. During
ssS @ Decos Of 81 baggage o this
number los Ti6 were from Germany 6sOH from Ireland
| @lSe from England, 4,09 from Scotland 3,9W from
| Sweden, 3rs5 from Switzerland 32io from France,
/ Denmark, 1879, and Holland, l,60o. The remain
der from II different countriee The states most
favored by the emlgants on leaving Castle eaTISn h,
and Massachusetts, The Germans go TO Pennsylyanls'
Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin, the Irish TO NewYork
hassschusetts Connections and NewJersey; the swedes
the Scotch 10 HewYork and Illinois and the trehoh 10
Hew-York Louisiana and Canada The greatest number
Of vessels leave the ports OF Europe In the fooyng
order Liverpool Bremen London, Hamburg, Glasgow,
Hesse, Antwerp, and Londonderry Formerly the lrisn
prcponderated the Germans have the ascendancy III
tho proportion Of one hundred TO sixty The Commis-
soners of Emigration have officers In every CITY IN & ro
State Of New-York for the aid and protection o. ehi
grants =, -, -
| There 10 attached TO tho Castle Garden depot an
Office for the employment OF emgant girls VINO dsslre 20
procure situations help In families the room oevotsu
70 this purpose IA located on northeast corner OF the
Castle Garden The s oDlong aDout % ,,s es an ~
length and 20 feetn width with seats sra1s SS rsd in
where pulpit would be In church, behind when sts
gentleman OF the Teutonc persuasion N ~ puor
and-sat suit 10 questions Here ~ tse
for persons who desire TO get great deal o. work tor
very little money TO apply for servant Anx stri
policeman at the door terms the Pnvei nd .lt,aton
who has Just landed at this port can opt q, IN
by waiting AZ this place and submitting nes pe'y HAVING ~
spection TO those who may deare female 1ep
SynSd place and tns or work Inform
the commissioners OF her wish 70 leave nei M ,ha I'm
the privilege Ia accorded 70 her OF returning 10 hsn1ss
her mind during the space OF calendar mouths
from the time she has landed on tne snUie hn sast en-
poymen aSe fnastrioSs Clean and honest before being
defled by the fifth apd contamination oi thc stuas
some o. these are however TerS SSv sd away By soft
and honeyed words; may have 10 encounter Two gteas
dangers which shall be specned Cut on non h9s and
teneang set sai Hh them to obtain employ
ment In families when designing 49,
art and influence OF money ana n 70 som the emi