The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
sDayor's once.
mayors Once.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS K.s. -....u .v...,s.s:
PAUPERS.

give tO-udy interesting correspondence
which has taken place between Mr. Fay Resident Minis
ter in switzsrland and Fernando Wood Mayor OF this
city, ON the subject Of shipping foreign paupers
victs to this port
THE How. FERNANDO Woop MAYOR OF THE Cry AND
sR perceive that i. fslt-snd very n..u
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gs.n governments sf shipping their and criminals
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sus.rce and have believe tsir example vi. be
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The correspondence will be found on file at the
ior these have promised %
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sntirsy they yil speedily on.os1sS hand
tbreass Without ersss sas
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tnue under wise resrctisns of national
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Swiss, who il not rich, from being paspers.
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persons point par.isaariy there y Is mis-
s.or The e Of :sIp1 a.
receive Of money from the county authorities with
st has
in Il s aoss n ss sss % sa s a I
Sy except with consent even BY foreign naturalization
TTss in from the
debt or equivalent Tor value received.
fear there have been abuses of the kind in question: and
the above will show that they have probably
greatly bs desired that the subjec. emigration
s' ~. iaa
stood by be greater degree placed under
ssf s ss i'sss
%isas sas:s ssss,ss
be Known and appreciated venture to ask sir that
have TIE s moi to sir with the hshs
MAYOR wooD's REPLY.
s.nmI am receipt Of from whoss
and &c %
mnT,o1 to shores Sf certain CLASSES who de
r
sas
yous before relating sss reception emit
and rssusssas
ssn!P timely ss b II @ ss:
the honor 70 that far as Is known there
sive against the Swiss emsranss No
their interest xsf.rs il change By the
OF or as
well secured s tG him native citizens
do kindly aid which constantly and dill
police ds.s.s s.ps
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nd
provide .1d
ton with other reward than That which philanthropy
| devoted to the same object.
guards shs .svansasss 'A' same '''
snsrsns most favored psspis and 50 far
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nses s sensig 1t Ss .as ss while this
sapsa: sRa ss sonssan '1ss and
shal not be longer '.s tolerated rated !
sa them ss@ s:4s Rf hfuass .ss;s isr ss hs si sns
| tries of Continental Europe they
| cepton II too DEGRADED Tor Eur
honest and ndustIious STRANGER p. ~. ~
ls1s lsrara: e. for is,iss S gSanss ,aS2
1o ,hs ssgrsNSSsb cm sh n.iDSi policy shs ss nrow
and seash driven through motives of
Il ths practice which, continued will lead only
/
suits twill become Of national diniculty In
hs o st suss. No
ment long resist the public ncr anita
shs control q their foreign and there
s II ny % e . 'm s
clothed l.ns1.ss which could not Is %Hnasr'sSsd
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exercised ssnno. be disressrasd n in my humble
restricted and hampered BY and and deprived
chsof in any degree the sending Of these people 70 how
policy
sctps power ever our foreign rslssions,l
turning IN
should @ nSe
on positive to national welfare
glad the government Of Switzerland evnees
ssns high
cEen when reaching this hesptabls, but much abused
be- G yeur
Bon THsO FAY Charge a of the United States
| MAYOR WOOD AND THE JUNK DEALERS
From information received at the Mayors oce, it ap-
pears evident that many Of the poorer sort Of junk deal
interested in the receipt and sale Of stolen goods
their customers generally being little idle children who
make precarious living by pilferns small along
the docks and in the by streets. Mayor Wood is deter
miued to break up these nearious concerns and he has
detailed five policemen to look after them and put stop
to the business possible. Yesterday officer Farley at
tached tothis squad made descent of the junk
shops and seized number Of articles which he has
son 70 believe were stslen. They consist Of the follow
ing artcesl6 bags Of shot 140 castings Of solder 10
marlpg spikes; 10 new soldering irons; bundle Of
worsted; bag Of coffee cakes OF zinc; pieces Of
vas 100 hanks Of twine 54 papers Of copper nails %
pair Of butt hinges papers Of screws % spikes and
quantity Of rope. The above goods be at
The rombs Those who have bad goods stolen from
i them are requested to call and d'identify them.
Supreme Court-s Special Term.
/ Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
NAY 0In the matter of the application for the sale Of the
First Bcfhodisf Episcopal Church-An application made
sell church property Of the petitioners
Known the John Street Methodist Church situated in
John street between William and Nassau The petitioners
Incorporated in 1885, and recent meeting Of the