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tiue to the deportation of paupers from Great
Britain, &C., in obedience 10 The resolution Of
the Sennse Of The 4ih Of July 1896.


h Treasury DEPARTMENT,


December Z, 1886.
SIR: In compliance with the resolution OF the
Senate adopted on the 9TH Of July last TO wit:
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be directed
to cause 10 be collected and laid before the Sc
nate at its next session, all such facts and infor-
nation as can be obtained through the custom
houses, or from any other sources, respecting thr
deportation of paupers from Great Britain and
other places, ascertaining as nearly as possible
to what countries such persons are sent, where
landed, and what provision, if any, is made for
their future support" have the honor to re-
port, that circulars were Immediately addressed
by the Department, upon the receipt of the re-
solution, to such ofthe United States consuls and
commercial agents abroad as were supposed most
likely to be able to furnish the Information called
for. copy Of one is annexed, (A.) The col
lectors Of the principal custom-houses were also
instructed to communicate such facts in relation
to the subject as they might be able to obtain at
their respective ports. The answers to these
inquiries are contained in the papers herewith
transmitted, numbered from to Is.


have the honor to be, very respectfully, your


LEVI WOODBURY.,


Secretary Of the Treasury
To the Hon. MARTIN Van BuREN,


Vice-President q. s. and


President Of Senate.