New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
IMMIGRANTS AT CASTLE GARDLN.

EIGHT STEAMSHIPS LAND 3.039 Immigrants IN ONE
pAY-NFAuLY ALL NA1IoNALIrItS REPkfstNIED
-UNPRFcEprNrXD IMMIGRATION AND DEPRE-
GATED FUNDS.
Tho ono thing that struck the visitor n Castle
GarJe. Yesterday was the picturesque appearance
81 the 3 .u39 immigrants VINO were landed from the
eight steamshi which arrived from Europe sun
dl} ght and vest crday. The costumes when they
wore mace II q very easy matter % distinguish the
several nat0ualties that were rep e>ented. lhere
were EughSh Sco.ch Irish Welsh. German Dutch,
~wcGc., Norwc yanS, Poles Italians and RUSSIANS
TIE NandalIa from HAMBURG, lardcd 522; Inc
CIV OF Richmond, from Liverpool, 499; the ATT
IONA, from Livorpoo., 477 tie .deriand, ron
Antwerp 4J9; tlc CaSta.l1, from GlDIa!tar - l
ltoila4sl; the ENGLAND from Liverpool, sos; the
Sclciam. from Rotterdam, 26O; and the Aisaua'
from London, 60 he total Uuu b"r OF lhml2rah''
who rave arrived thus far tins year !, a99on'
29O 600 and il IS estimated by superintendent
jackson that the immigration TINS year WI eA-
coed that OF previous year in tie history oil tne
country. The la grs. record 81 Enumeration WIS
IN SD. when the arrivals were 3l3.OpO
MIS- IF the Germans WAC arrived yesterday were
ia families Of the laboung classe, ana oi m'atIe
means II lvng Icap.u tue home harVeS,s, ana en-
pl yueut being scarce, they now seek atTiclitui"
pursuits IN Iho WeNt. They represent the strong
ROBUST people, AND with the cloSt-htiing caps ana
long c1st- oi thc men, the SIoit ma hctNlS Qu'''u
skirtsOf the Women, reaching 10 tne Eb'eS "hlN' anu
I p.r long lUat.cIn boots ana WcOdcl SHOES AN"
q. ncr ptcuI.a1Ucs Of dIes thor appearaIc" was
decidedly pic uT..ode anu iui cr1flng. Mr. Jackson
says mat persons IN want Of farm Iaoorcls nave
never bad better opportunity than the present Tor
securing ilrII. ihe Germ ans ar not dem0n~tra-
tive IN m".tI 9 tur'r irien.s tie Only erecting
beng h.ut hands akiug, and sometimes 81
>oleuniV administered X so on tie cheek and al eA-
p.O-Iyc "SJ."
Most Of tn. Italians who arrived on the Cas'aha
wc:e Glr.y and uufidv some If them, however
were dress. a ucaty-tre men no long stoc Kings,
velvet -brcoc.tS, cm Irol0ered WastcoaiS' snort
cioaAs AID cone snap ii hats, and the women "i,h
br,glt upod g'rAeHt-, sonnet ucs oliaihehI'd WIN
SiIlps Of Coll Oh silver lace Ine women genciall'
weT. Hrrttt, and had finely developed, handsome
forms The Italians seemed TO have no destination
be Dad this city. .,
The En-usn-Spcakng immigrants were generally
clad IN the same style garments uut tue peasant
costumes Of .he Russians ana the Poles attracted
attention. although some Of those from the most
northern ATTITUDES were dressed IN shcepskiu uOu-
tcrS and coats.
I'm the opinion Of the Commissioners of Emie
ton fully 60 per cen OF all the Immigrants VINO
have arrived this year have been of the most vain
able class for tue material development OF thc
country. IAry are generally healthy ana aolt-
,odIcd, and comparatively few have any Otue. puI-
yo~ethan dCrCu. tura pursuits. Most OF the lhinl-
grants bavo very httic means, aud 1t Is estimated
that on the average 200 daily gwen meals AT
the expense OF the immigration fund appropriated
b, the >ialc. Many are 50 provided win Io0d lot
the remainder Of their journey. one woman w IN
four culldrcu on her way to Missouri. simply made
application for breakfast for her family yesterday
ilul n. she did not have means for support DUNG
her tourney she was supplied with sufficient food
for the purpose. The large immigration has also
made the usual aunua State appropriation OF
$4,000 On previous years II has been TZOOUuUl
insufficient t. meet the demands Tor the cnIlre year.
and tie COurul,s0acr5 VIII be ODigeu 70 ask IOf an
additional appropriation.