WAMBERSIE.


United StaieS Consul.

No.. 6.

CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


Londonderry, (Ireland,) Sep. l9, 1886.
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CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


Londonderry, (Iretand) Sep. 10, 1886.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter Of the 7th Of July last, re-
questing 10 be informed as to the deportation OF
,,aupers from Great Britain and other places.
There has been for many years past, and stu
continues, a large emigration from this port to
different parts OF the United States, and also to
the British settlements III North America; and,
from nv knowledge on the subject, have no
hesitation in stating that the description OF per-
sons who generally embark for the United
States from this port are of good character, IN
comfortable circumstances, and certainly many
degrees removed from paupers.


4 On the contrary, the greater number oil the
persons who embark for the British settlements,
on account of the cheap conveyance, are therviI
and i-disposed, who will not do well N their
own country; and the landed proprietors are glad
TO get rid ofthem, which they do by paying their
passages, and laying in sufficient provisions for
the voyage, totally regardless of how they are
To make out life on their arrival


The reason why North America is preferred,
is on account of the cheapness Of the passage.
They are therefore, principally all paupers.
| have the honor to be, &c.


JAMES CORSCADEN.
To LEVI WOODBURY., Esq,


Secretary Of The Treasury


United States, Washington.