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8th Month. ] AUGUST, 1856. [31 Days.
Te Sopa Boston, N. York. | Baltimore, | Pittsburch, | Cincinnati, |S.Franelaco,
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Tur Statistics or PauprrisM.—New York has a larger foreign population than any other State
inthe Union. The paupers of New York, supported by the State in 1549, amounted to 69,855, and
they cost the State $917,836. Out of this almost incredible number, 40,589 were foreigners,
Massachusetts had in 1849, 15,777 paupers supported by the State and countics; of this number
9,247 were forcigners—the total cost was about $400,000. This was also independent of private
charities. In 1855 the total cost of foreign pauperism to the State cannot be lees than $300,000.
The same ratio of numbers and cost of foreign pauperism extends throughout the entire North—
proportionate to their foreign population.
From Spark’s Lire or Wasutnaron.—* Baron Steuben, I now find is also wanting to quit his
inspectorship for a command in the line. This will be productive of much discontent.--In a
word, although I think the Baron an excellent officer, J do most devoutly wish that we had not
a single foreigner among us, except the Marquis de Lafayette, who acts upon very different
principles from those which govern the rest.—Adicu, Lau, ete., G. Wasutncton,’”’.