The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-11
THE INFLTN or 1850.
Last Years where thy Cnmi
from aud where they Wcat to " no an.
What they Were.

Last Years ImmiGrnnts-wbcre thy Came
from aud where they Went to WI no AMI
What they Were.
The following statistics are taken from the
t~entythird annual reuort Of the Commissioners OF
Emigration, which Is In preparation barring the
wear 1859 greater number Of alien cmignnts mr..
rived at this pot tLan in my other since 1861;
The ,ota, ngml or Of passengers landed Nas an al
Of whom 4S,4C5 we're citizens, and 2ls.9sJ were
aliens. TIE luUcr sumbcr "a. an excess Of IS sos
over TINT Of 1858, and OF q ga over the svcraee
previous wears. TG0j OF The cmi ,nts Wcre VA.
tives Of Germany Ce0i or i.clan1 q Oo0 OF Ene
land aud % 600 from an Other countries combined
7, Is remcrkei that White o., German emigration
shows silent falling on the Irish and English have
increased since 1855.
TIC medical statistics show n steady Improvement
in the health and condition " arriving emigrarts
The only uarkci execution &C this rule is in the
Of the ship Jones Foster, Js, TIC details o. whose
tragic passage are slui fauiliar 70 Ito public
In is-G the number Of s.c1m,rs landing at Caste
Garden was p. bringing SIN nasssngsrsj In 1853 j.,
teen ude during tie year 10 tie buildings ut Castle
Garden, H. TIE shape ol waltz and baggage rooms.
TIE intrvduc ION o. q ic ccI pill oihce DUNG q o
year has proved 4 great Coincidence To TIE emm.
Lr,nts.
lie police auarrements at Caste Garden IRE zen.
resented Is eth being very ursatisactoy, ne lorce
detailed at u ffemi-cs o. IN zen o, as inndt quate
hOth u uuWt ers ami eli enCy. Tot The duties they
SHOULD perform. The case at the girl Jonanna
Downs. WHO was tnticed iron the labor exchange
in October u b, wear, b. the keeper Of brotDel
tnrcu-h the nc-i crce Of the police orrer STATIONED
~ tine door - cited proof 81 his iueni .iercy
Complaints are also made of tie Uanher IN " iich
lhe Custom h"use authorities stationed Of Castle
Garden ror orm their duties.
The TrinciNll points ~ destination were: I'M
nois ~ 2i3 New York, $3.50 Pennsy lvann. - ta5
WscOi sin, 1908 Two thousand three lunC red
and twenty seven Murmous arrived here during the
year.
Tie Labor Exchange, which was erected and mt
In operation during the year 1861. l. a spacious
well arranged bedding, situated 10 h. easy ~
access without disturbing the arrangements OF the
landing depot. The Commits ouers reInrt thai it,
establishment has been ol much value IN immi.
grants. and thst II gyes srM assurance Of enlarged
future usefulness - Il become, more widely known
The demand FOR labor Is nos greater thin the sup
ply. During the pnst wear amp ovmont has been
procured for ~ ,GS5 Immigrants, nearly 1000 more
than the previous year, OF whom 5,5ni were me.
chanles n SJ agrcu tural and unskiiled laborefs
4SS skilled female borers, and II 6T3 house servants
| OF the immigrant farm labofeis only \ small rum.
Der remsin here, tie mnjOli'y, nnd especially the
well.to do csss. proceeding TO tie Western
| and Nurtbwestern States
The South stll strives 10 and tho means OF AZ.
tracing emlgiant labor but 1t oses sight OF the fae,
that most Of TIE immigrants look out for the place
where they are sure OF EMPLOYMENT. Work il more
attractive 10 them than land NJ least at first Twen.
ty.soveh thousand eight hun0re md sixteen OF lie
| iumipants for whom the Laho' Exchnnge procured
employment eOuId read and wrio, while 7lSg could
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