Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22
American ess,r.r. r.

"hA -, StSsRah coisToS, OF VIRGINIA. Az sx
W ficEs or THE EGyYrIAS ARMY S,y~
Turing the past ten wears n,1i,,s,s, Ne 49,
.ah Uihtefs nave oeen engaged! IN th., service or
~ on. m,seuns o. Egypt, where they have held
loSi,iohS on the stan, aud on the 2ntn ot
iaSY June their services were Ci>SperSsi WIN a.
w hneaiTc came 10 the cnnrlussop NAT - -
o a. "a retreich the general expenditure
~ Tue gof erDnlent and commenced oneratfon>
oy an immediate reduction OF tho ARM, m,
utst oaich OF officers from the I-ulted state.
went TO Egypt IN l>6s. and since tbpD tbe,,o -
rived IN that country by twnS and rhFt,,S u;Yi.l
at one time the hhediye had about rtty Anlpri
can DIRECTS Ia his service. General L. r. { OIL
sion. OF Virginia, WHO served with Lee Jackson
anu htaheSafa during the bsllion. Soine,i The
hheClNtS service IN i>.a. aid has recently ~.
turned 10 this city after I'VE or six years active
service in Egypt. y reporter o. the fcraii }lei
Yesterday upon the general al his hoiei and lsd
talk, during which lie said: ''Tlltre have hetI.
ABOUT nfty American officers on The SIAN since
Sc. was. like most OF the ethers a culonei on
the genei ~ stan. My SerNiC were generally d.,
voted 10 explorations. General stone SIN re-
tains the noihtnal position of chief at the gen-
Is Al present no san
= How did You manage 20 give your order, "a
the troopS:
the Afloian ofilcerS. graduates OF the Niniary
College. These orders were given in French :"
Were the lives OF many OF the American Oil
GERS lost during The CalnpaignH'
A few died from natural causes. IthfYI
the death roll contains the names OF t;trl Rev
holds, Col. Reynolds. Major Hunt. MAJOR camp
IN II. I 4
ard Major LoSche, who died ri SuaIia about
eight months ago. col JennfeT. f3r:aayly OF
the Khedive'S service, died IN BalIim pTt shortly
after his return 10 this country. aud Col. Rhctf
q South Carolina. another ey-fgypli IA officer
died recently in Paris - y. y. H"fdH. 2l>t.
EMIGRATIoS STATISTICS.-The commissioners
II emigration al their meeting Yesterday co "a
peteu their annual report. The number OF n A.
sengerS landed at New York from foreign c0au-
tries during the year WAS l.:stl: the aliens
numbered 15-S41. This shows an in 'rca~e ot
2".Sll as compared with t>17. The number
coming 10y Storage was NJ >-li. OF these -. J>6
remained In New YORK: $50 were dis ribgted
In the mI.ia.e states: 81 63S in the west and
northwestern states; i.92; III the cas-. ern states.
1906 IN lhS southern states: I.0ii IN Canada.
m - IN South America. Immigrants upon
! e;r Arrival were cared for b. Superintendent
Jackson. All their needs have been attended
TO within the walls o. Castle Garden. thus pre-
venting them from being imposed upon bv
ShairsiS, Ia tie hospital az Castle Garian.
l-'." persons We're cared for. Three deaths and
seven births have occurred. The number OF
men FURNISHED with employment last year was
"."23 women, ASS. The women Senerally be-
cittile house servants. and OF the Inen 4S2a be-
came farm hands ard 49, mechanics During
-, i.e4' SICK persons were admitted 10 the
itspital on " aru'S Island. and ~ ch,ii rHn We're
uutn ulete. Ire total number treated during
me year was 2lI5. OF whom 1915 were dis
charged; iedied on the appropriation NJ Sl5pnNp
made by the legislature for the current year
eEulDg May J. 1872. Silu.N5h - has been eXfeud-
cd.-tAl. Tribune. 2INt.