No. 5.

UNITED STATES CONSULATE,


Rotterdam, September l3, lS36.
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SIR: had the honor to receive, on the 10th
instant, your circular Of 7,h July last, accompa-
nying resolution adopted by the Senate ct the
United States. directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to cause TO be collected and laid before
that body, at its next session, information re-
specting the deportation OF paupers from Great
Britain and other places &c. In reply, beg
to state that no deportation of paupers has taken
place from this country. The passengers from
hence to the United States are chiefly Germans,
who emigra,e voluntarily, and at their own ex-
pense; although many Of them have but just the
means to deiray the expenses Of the voyage, and
are destitute OH their arrival in the United
States.


have the honor to be- very respectfully, sir,
your obedient servant,


j. WAMBERSIE.


.aza United Staies Consul
The Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,


Secretary Of The Treasury, Washington