New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

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MISSIONARY woRK AMONG THE ScaSDfsAViAss.-
Pat He6sIom Of the Bethel sbip Jo6n Wtssy, a.
recent melting gave fse joiowieg ibfsfeitiog S'Ais
rosri e the aood york VI the Scandi1aSi8u msdcn
i HE GIst sbip cos 81 500 and tbs see)ad, fls ons
VI now in ceIgCe 81 000. From this small ez aAos tas
mission bag extended itself to The vat Wsst- IA;
II em'grs,ts from Eor9oy, Denmark ~ Hede1, hsy
isp received tho Deaeis OF the mission 10 ' c'ty, t1e
II woTk has extended by their iossrnVett'y INTO nc
II West, mil nOw numbers 600 chglcn n5ora ~
travelling preachers l2lossl Minister aud 10 e,lpoc-
Y ieaiS There have been rre.sen churches erected.
u beside scloohsuess through be Of tbs
II mise'on y hoe shown ia osf1lnsss AID beseiasnce
II 10 the temporal interests Of thu people BY the vast
II amount OF deposits ma the emgrinis hove ate 10 no
u eaviI bank They have seDt home 70 tbeir fatAef-
n lard through the agency Of Pastor H-ds,rom $1,000
\ TO aid members Of fmlies whom thoy lefs behind.
II They have contributed largely the Missionary S,cisy
sEd for the relief Of sick members. Daring ne ave
years last past coporteur has drbatsd i3s itslss
and other books 2e0 600 pages OF tracts and has made
1906 visits to bo3rdiDg houees aod ships sace the
begin Mug Of the MssiOu Scandinayiaa seanea hAss
deposited in the Ssamens Bank for Savings more shsn
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FRAUDS IN GoLD AsD SILVER WARg---in formsr
letter alluded 70 the CANCER 30 the purchaser OF buy
ing jeVery atthe Je In Chatham strost. S1oe
writing that communication, have conyerssd WITH
Assay Once in this city From tia information thus
acquired, AN led TO believe that the swindlers In
jewely are not confined to quarter Of the city, but
mat even IN The most fashionable Broadwsysho "sa
rs not gold tina. gters" Tne practice OF collaborating
the precious metals is carried to such an extent thai
niDe.tentbs Of all the so-called "g,ld ornamsnss"
bracelets pins, rings, chains &C. by both sexes,
may be fairly estm .ted 70 contain avsrags ass
over 20 per cent Of real gold My informaot assured
me that IN one case q heavy gold fobcnan, boeghs
IN Broadway at cost OF eighty dollars de9ositsf -
Acaar
to contain, just sight dollars worth Of gflj t,s
baaD of weight being made up Of "a slog Of cos
per and zinc. Large Tote of gold ornaments ssussst
by their owners at value Of sixteen dollars % the
ounce, not unfrequently return twenstb anf se'd On
teDth OF their supposed va 10 the article u
gold watches he mos enormous frauds perpetssssd
am warranted 10 asserting that scarcely IN huf-
bred Of the gold watches for sale In tbs stores and 50
prodigay worn by Young America, is what 1t pur-
ports 10 be- intrssiealy worth ten per cent above
tie cost Of manufacture. In the sale of slverwsrs
the same deception s practced though not TO great
an extent large lot OF tableware lately purchased
from an excessive Broadway dealer, and guar 4atssA
70 contain ninety per cent of pure silver, upon tess
sboweda deficiency Of twelve per esnt beloT stated
value In still another case, gentleman OF nay ac-
quaintarce deposited with leading msn afsctufer Of
silverw are quantity OF Msxican dollars to be maAe
into forks spoons of specified value, ninety per
cent pure silver. Subsequent examination proved
fraud of nearly ifty per cent.
Newly Ork Cor. sehOharis Republican
The WEST WAsHIsGTOE MARKET TTTLR-rhe fst-
loving is copy of the letter addressed TO Gov. Nor
gan by the Counsel to the Corporation on the subeo
of The Wet Arlington Market bill, an extract iron
which letter is given in the Veto Message of tho Gov
eInor: r "a. -. \.
CRY or NEw.YoRK Law DEPARrNEyr OYvrcz osl
L.. COUNSEL TO THE CoRPoR RATION, April T. 1880
nj. S . x Ae R 2p sPsn % s %s.s
pstou Market under consaersion IN the Assem-
BY Th. sPesk sd,ocaed the BILL declaring that the Coz.
Poa ion Counsel Greene q BrOnssn, had stated chs, ths
Iii fh sSG Il s
s IL sHE ass Do 81 ny =
has imputed By the Speaker, have eater
Is S that The judgments were Ssa s@5 v o,J
Of osTns w.a. b as 1s G The rom
cry By saying ps.sn, coatro 1esI
% that the City has A. to the land s'a e, o.
shall do wat can to relieve the Corporasse ffcss
tsss' uisnsr and regain Possession Of the Bs9sys
s0 gentleman Sho was formerly concerned In To, m.s.
opinion all the judgments opened aud reversed
the 9Th section OF chapter 9 Of the ass Of 1889; but win DO
Common Council nor to the cOSn.sito the coiporson PRO
% Il ss p r. 1s s.s1 ss So
anything have ssd justify the remark Of the Spsake
goo sa'
ALAG pnfoud,d bit be viii speAs isr himself II he deems i'm
Under ogdinsry crcanssnees might top here But after
the bin in gu ston egsilOn which bssvsd
be whu precedent Ia the history free people JadE-
have BEEN recovered against the city for nearly 6oo 0d
In OF the three appeals regularly pen
view the noEments and 10 posres to them all
ade The ground Of collision and fraud In this state Of
things when the city seeking vn1cste its rights through
action Of Judiciary the Legislature aud declares,
in effect that the city shall review, oreasy
Of justice and directs the payment Of the judgments
such thing be done rhoDt violating the fnas mental
principles Of not too much
,uron IN lie pieent form is not worth preserving -
must DO upden'Coi pung improper olives to the
members sths Lessure They have undoubtedly acted
dd the spesker erroLeo1 inrmson SucL inormasa
las been ndusIi usy CD asd by interested persons of
which there sbund ut evidence In raj qlyrters.
Undertaking that the biz has passed both Houses have
deemed proper address this Commune stion
49, 80 80 A ''1 : 'F''' GREENE G. BRONSON