The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
EMIGRATION STATISTICS.
Annual Report Of the Commissioners
ad Of Emigration to the State
Legislature. 4on-aro
Facts and Figures of
eo1ns the Bureau. o@

The following extracts rom the annual report Of
the Commissioners OF Emigration, which was for
warded yesterday 10 the State Legislature. will be
read with INTEREST," ~ rf i'll asns fl..rr
me no q Ms
an sc Hn s h gay Of NAY Of
% and pSy On The @
dent, and code Of bylaws tor its government was
sdSp,ed copy ofwhch Is enclosed ners"'n' anu num-
sa sSss sess s Of I
Gs,S Sss s snn
Daniel Masisr ana the RresidSsnt s,.n,.n.or .,o,
s sIsm SSS Kanimsnn ana iie Presosps 60
rs1rs.. ss william ssisaaHa Ssa
.ss S ] Say sss
Webster elected the place q ne rst and Gar.
chss
day OF June thereafter. $4,000. AZ, .,.,,.,. >, n.
ges1d las psen divldsa Do iSrse
sspS &c psSa saS
it!ee exercises General supervision This arrange.
This department. At Castle Gsrden ana consists Of
ierm anaeT the Immediate Charge Of the sSecutve
es ren
with which the emigrant comes in contact Is the
This three oser. sssiSnsd the s ne
s4 y S SSar BEEN en- I'M
spected BY the Health ocer make thorough
the number Of alien passengers; the number q births
enSrsSeT Of Sickness the receive ali
complains that emgrans NAV have 70 MAKE ana 70 re-
iendent ct Castle Garden.
In he p aa building Ss eR
one more officers arc mt 70 her by barge or tug.
room prepsrec its and
aHsp sSaa % %
&
of TIC Deputy ccsctor Of the sns
wharf and within tho enclosure The passenger then
sss SEX pstonaits date Of arrival and ship
are carefully recorded and preserved Heretofore the
Ss SsEh Be- gwen ssn 0'''su H' '' %
THE MODERN PLYMOUTH ROCK.
snss Inc e sesss
81
s % Ss vino at Of s Ss
= Or IL uIss sssss 5sS T S1s
Of s rnsl. Ss%ssr .n.S. vSs
rom England Ssss from Scotland SSso tro@ sweden,
Fran az rom 6ea
if9g sm Bsa% wass
Luxs%e1rg Us from west INDIES "a a. from spain ns
rom sss o HsHo
is% from aaFdss and P
Ss'sssiS' :. Es' e ss:s E ssg xSFs
as Hs e ss @ the South
~ - rRorECrINc nrGRAxrs. -, 4. DI
ssfss, ca al
q @ ss s %
a to the q a.
cedng day. He must also keep posted In conspicuous
ne price for board per meal Ven per day: Hns
81 %
as @ lite @ Hss sG
Of those who ianded@were lodged in these houses
Sas N
RsSen sna ess
cs ana unable to Ioyde Tor S they are sent
ssciiy to wards Island As crcamsiances may require.
whS but S 70 % as
ted to lodge in the building until employment can be
Of % ss y sc sa 20
rate the s In the sentrs aslent space has been
smpOymsnt elsss,asd scsOsSag . saS q arrival
out them Every person seeking tS employ is required TO
ana no reward + SLOWED 70 Ss rsss,Sea y any
Of Sf M " s
BEEN Obtained By this bureau for 1895 emigrsnts Of
msrs males n and "a females 3he males
tSs female. house and S
is6eSen !hs average daily pay, without board. was
Been received 70 to the Inferior
sy SVs ali
tgated and when sustained redress has been obtained
and Numbered six O..
: INroRxArI AND PoLYGLor pKPAnrnxNr.
This department has been found be OF great
Gsss sa aS spo e sn's s the
% ssrs %he q as e
and tisnsais The Exscqays ohser q ths Board al
e Ss q
registration has been compieted,. and 50 q. TO
ssau Is L yery osnsIdsSats sfspOr1ioa
re
capable q communicating with them In theis own
7 The gsasa BY
sx seS 81
whole number Of emigrants who landed at Castle Gar
syes s Pss S
s6ns oa nsi, 1 70 Their
q 81 received their kindred
ca nad Is as view
e SssR ana the au les Of the
bureaus So Of ths Letter Writing ana
two reputable brokers' one English and one German,
have been licensed to open offices in the Garden. They
required to post the
street. and 70 exchange the coin Of the emgrants
for the currency OF the country without there
rom. These brokers have been required to provide
any yaluabes which they may have, receiving
which the article Is restored. Notices are
posted conspcuousiy, warming against pickpockets
and urging the deposit Of all vauables In this safe.
that the entire business OF selling railroad tickets should
loc he A.
supervision. n this the case they are confident
that they would be able for the eIngant him
sell the deduction OF ten per cent which the Companies
are eager to pay runners They could also make it
sure that the emgrant would be forwarded to his des
naton by the direct route and In case Of loss OF
baggage they would have direct OF com
pehsaton. They believe that they could secure much
liberal in relation 10 baggage than now pre-
vail present only 100 pounds is allowed TO each emf
grant and the charge Tor any excess justly
complained Of as unreasonable.
Another evil which the Board have power to cor
rect Is the .booking" Of emgrants through from the
Of departure in foreign countries to some point an IN
under The present laws is to urge that no smsran pnF
chase abroad ticket for point beyond new iork
when once reaches he every safeguard pos