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Of the 2,IsS who arrived during the first quar-
ter, ,4l9 had no occupdtion OF the 26,924 dur
ing the second quarter, 16 $50 had no occupation:
and of the 1882 during the third quarter, IA 4S3
had no occupations: making no less than 3S,057
aliens cast upon the ctizenc> Of New York alone,
in nine months or At ,57l within the year, without
occupation of any kind whatever; or in other words
acere paupers Deducting the l,36l citizens, and
within the above brief period, we had 47,643 add
ed to our foreign population.


The total of 40, ,OO4 for nine months, it should
be borne in mind does not include those who ar
rived in vessels of less than 40 tons, the great
numbers making their way from the Canadas, nor
those continually coming from other places. Now,
if we apply the same criterion as that applied to
the first quarter of the present year, after deductng
the 1851 passengers. who were citizens, and ge-
nerally merchants Of the United States, (Which
conclusively shows the facts in the case,) shall
have had but 1,l9s who were furnished with
means for the support Of themselves and those de-
pending upon them.


Among the artists are included ''hand-organ
grinders" &C.; and among the others, estimated
as having some kind of professional business, there
were those equally precarious and useless. to say
nothing of the utter impossibility Of by far the
larger portion Of those having good business, or
even of those skilled in business, finding employ
ment, while so many thousands of our native me-
chanics are thrown out of employ.


Thus, then, out of ~ ,643 aliens arriving in this
city in nine months, 46,445, or one IN every thir-
'y-seven, possessed no adequate means to establish
themselves in business, or to ensure success and
support.


|, will be seen that of the above number of alien
passengers, 26,698 were from Ireland, Great Bri-
tain, and Scotland, which exceeds one-half Of the
whole by $3.50. "


The number of passengers from foreign countries
who arrived in the United States during the same
year, viz: 1886, according to the reports Of the
custom-houses, was S0,952