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| The New York Correspondents of the National In
telgencer of the 10th inst discloses the following
facts of pauper emigration, bringing with them the
smallpox, fever, &c. The citizens Of New York are
awakening to full sense of their danger.


"The.arr of the emigyants about as nume-
rous as ever but this being the season of extreme
heat, they here with sickness on board, and the
change of climate, air, and Iowness of spirits, make
them the ready victims of disease. The ship trer aud
the smallpox sadly raging among some OF them.
The Mayor Of New York, for the sake of the health
Of the city, has been compelled rgdy to enforce the
law. The ship contractors dodge our quarantine by
going to New Jersey, but New Jersey is now alarmed,
and the poor emigrants repused on all Sides The
fault-erime is the proper words with the pauper-
exporters, the shpconractors, and the like in Eng
land, who seduce the people to- emgrate by false rep
resentatons, and then misuse them after they are in
their power The ferries here, the railroads in Jersey
and other inlets of the metropolis, watched. The
penalties of the law threatened and exacted It is
sad business all around. we admit them her with
out quarantine, expose 100000 people in the sckly
to imminent peril and, boxed about they are


in Jersey, they must suffer there. Congress, for the
sake Of humanity, ought to give the subject an early
attention"