No. IA.
Custom HOUSE, BosToN.
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September y, 1886.
SrR: received in due course Of mail your
letter Of Jn!y 7, enclosing copy Of resolution,
adopted BY the Senate of the United States re-
sprcling the deportation Of naupers from Grea
Britain and Other places. There are compare
lively few engran,s from Great Britain TO this
port. The principal emigration is of the Irish
population, BY the way Of Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Eastport, in Maine. have moi
been able to learn, after diigent inquiry, tha,
any panpers have been srnt out here from Eu
rope. La making inquiries OH this subject re-
crved the following statement from Godfe,
McCrae, now master Of the Rover, of St. An.
drew'>, N. B. In June 1875. said McCrae was
mate of the British ship BobeIt Watt, from Lon
don to New York, on board Of whcl, were ma.
nv emigrants. NIcCrae was Informed, during
the voyage, that about six families of those emf
grants were paupers, sent out by and at the ex-
pense Of their respective parishes. He does not
recolIect the names of the paupers or the pa
rishes whence they came.


Respectfully, &c.


DAVID HENSHAW, Collector.
The Hon Levi Woodbury.,


Secretary Of The Treasury.