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Collectors Office, November %, 1896.
SIR: can find no letter on our file from the
Department. Of the date of the 7th July, reouir-
Ing information concerning English paupers de.
ported to the United States. Being, therefore.
unaware Of your request, we could not write on
the subject until the receipt of your letter of 22d
instant.


We have no reason whatever TO believe that
any panpers have been brought from Great Bri-
tain to the port Of ltimore; for, in looking over
the arrival Of passengers for the last two years
we find the whole number SO small, and so scat
tered throughout a number Of vessels arriving
from Great Britain that it would be ,inreasona-
bic to consider them other than passengers in the
ordinary sense Of the term.


have also received All answer TO the note ad.
dressed by your suggestion to our municipal au-
fhorities, which states that after having made
the necessary inquiries, have every reason to
believe that no English or Irish paupers nave
been broughtto the port of Baltimore during the
present or past years"


am, sir, respectfully,


J. III. McCULLOCH, Collector.
Levi WooDBURY. Esq,


Secretary Of The Treasury.