, 1873-11-11

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From buffalo tho emgrOnts wont forward ~
rogrllnr Hecond-claRs car pasaongefs. nolloyo
tho Pennsylvania Central has done away with
omgrant cars, and lts up old flrst.claas cars for
tlsir NO. 1ero ls IN abuse s1s'ng gn On r. tho
poon m po1Bbo. fhore ia q groat doal Of
ovEncltAt.aE on Eht1anANT nAuOAuE.
Tho ratcs charged omiRrnnta OIL whatovor
bnggago tlloy may bring in o1ceas Of tlo allowed
being Now York in cach caao. 10 Chicago, per
Louis, 39.do; to 81. rnul, a5.40 to Donver
COL. sl1.49; 10 Knnans City. s5.i9 Nov @ tho
ohicsgo IL 10 eonts for tGo oxtrs Ion iha, and to
Ciuoll1natf ~ oonts. Tho difference. It will DO
soon. III enormous nntl unj,ist. The Atsms
ExprcHB Con1panye Tatea nre from Now York & TO
Chicago, sl por 100 ihs; to Cincinnati, $3.50
to St. Louis, 81, boing but little in adyallco Of
tho ratos charged tho omigrants by the ratroada*
In many caseH wlsore, tho unfortunate and nr-
conscious on,Igrant carfe5 with him aomo IVY of
9ou Ron Of .MG Gke oo snoe
ont Ut the e1ngrantH without llsisting upon
Buch charges as these.
PROBABLE EFFECT OF HER REPORT.
Mrs.. Darnard Expressed horsolf % q, maol.
sho waA treated by tho officers Of the many oui-
grant. CARRYING yoarels which size ysttod. 80
uniform was the courtesy that allo was not q
little surprised, and Hlto romamberB tho ono rudo
Southampton an the unfortunate; exception
which proves tho tulo. sho thought that tho
larger tho vessel tho better It 49, suited as an
cn!grant-oarlior; Tint tho shortest way to
obtain tho amol'oratons eho hopoh to roe caHlea
ont is for cmtgran.s themselves to act n tho
matter. Tho steamship companies got well paid
for bolter accommodation tllnn tloy Afford mud
tho lady Commissioner thinks. Justly without
doubt, that when her report to the Government
H nndc, i.B circot will be fclt alid shoWn III an
improved state Of affairs.
JoaEpH ARCH.
Mrs. Barnard rolntod with evident pleasure at
recalling then, to mind, converhationgt sho had
hnd while Il, Nov Yolk with Joseph Arch, tho
great English fnrn-i.borer reformor, with whom
ehe was worry fayorably impressed. 1le WAS
dcaply interested in her statements aA to Whnt
she had aeon during her varied experience, aud
expressed desire, to hear any suggestions Mrs.
cn,ne 10 Anlcrica on one Of tho atoan,ors Of tho
N'hite Star Limo, was told by tho managers that
any improvements lo cos,ll sslggeat for tho beno-
nt Of tho passengcrs would bo Immediately COM
pea s AseS T ho D'1S toa the ads %s
nIonor D. story which elbows how Nstlo
| thing will drive away a conglomeration Of sea
aud Inconsistencies. When he wns coming over
he noticed among the STORAGE pasaonger1a,
mnn who moped away bis time, and sat sick aud
dtaconbolate, Notwithstanding all efforts to re-
liovo linn. hIr. Arch asked him ono day why he
| did not rouse himHolf. cat moal, aud bo happy.
/ there nothing you could cat ?" said Joseph !;
nothing doloato tia. l could get for you :"
"Wcll," said tho old man, hestatingly, :"
could cat an orange, II only Ind ono" Tho
orange Was soon procured from tho head stew
ard, tho old man ate 1t, WAS happy, and re-
rnained 30 during the rest Of the voyage. h1rs.
Barnard regards Mr. Arch as magnificent
specimen Of the, agriclturist. ue has
not and docs ns not ~ ap rd3csaon s ar o{ ebovs
That Of an English laborer, and It III only when
lie engages earnestly in conversation about the
mission which brings him to this country, that
his grandeur fs mAdo apparent: Tlen ho talks
aB II inspired, and carries with him tho rapt
| attention Of lia listeners.
| AN AMUSING INCIDENT
| occurred while Mr. Arch, tosothor with one Of
tho Commissioners, was making visit to Castle
cot some pacos ulead Of hla companions, and,
While standing still to lot them got mp to him,
was accoHtod by QUO Of tho minor officers, who
mistook hin, for a, frcslly-arriyod omfgrant.
these gentlemen pass" H1r. Arch was highly
amused at tho mistake, and has told y t. seYera
times since to his friends in New York City. 'He
has groat faith in tho ultimate succosE
English, farnl-lahorng classoa Outside o.
emigration, he aaya, there is but ono solution = o.
the problon. namely, the sale of tho II 900 .0ot
acrca of arnble soil which at present lies idle
| aud unprohuctiro Ia tho littie tslanu Which ION
pcopla-certainly not tho farna-laborers-,r
perhaps truthfnlly. designate by tile title o
"MorTie England" 50 -
The time which Inns paaael By since lle 28tt
of June last Mrs. Barnard has used to tho bes
advantage. It has boon hor privilege to haY'
undertaken
WORK OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE,
and to hayo carried 1t to q successful Issue, !
is to DO hoped that the result OF her labors vii
bo the abolition Of the abuses sho has vicariousl
suffered from. and tue making plainor md NOR
pleasant of the gfont occau Journey which, t
the dismal hour which precodes tho glorious day
break Of happy life 10 roomy and free America
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