The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07
i,sDiss credit to her constructor, Mr. Anderson Of

i,aDits credit to her constructor Mr. Anderson, Of
Stockholm.
Our yachting correspondent at the Isle of Wight
since the above. witnessed what appeared 10 be a
aainDg uosch round the Nab and back towards Cowes
There three vessels sailing The leseing one was
asysrgc" nssry mile shsnds then Surprise schooner
aob toDs lastly tniok Leda but no. certain.
When Sverige rounded the Nab aud Surprise the 4t
ter came without going the Nab bat the hind
do 60 round As far NJ could sec, the swede was
gaining more ana more In coming M TO the Nab the
vessels were all Isher co,e hsusd bnt they mad the
rather reer in returning It blowing hard aud
the Sverige had two three reefs down, also the
otbers
Holland.
OPENING or TIE DUTCH CHAMBERs--MEDIATtOK
BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES
o. the Goth uit the session Of the states General
Of Holland was opened by the King IN person HIS
Majesty said
States General, am happy to be able to remark
upon the prosperous state of the country The Ne
t6erands continue to maintaina good understanding
with other powers BY treaties Of various kinds
have been enabled to confirm and extend interna-
tional relations between this State aud hreign
countries 1t is gratifying to be able to repeat for
assurances OH the subject OF our forces oy sea
and land The greatest order and tranquility reign
In our transmarine possessions. The disorders mt
Palembourg in the Isle OF Sumatra, have been sup
pressed Our favorable antcipations Of the colonial
harvest have been realised, and the result Of the
sS assS during the year g aas sssp %
State, and folio,oing the precedent Of lS44, hare
promised mig good Offices in tauor Of an atten, 70 OBJ
tain modification OF the ercil1sare system hHheyto
maintained by the japanese empire. have to ac-
knowledge the eficacous CO. operation Of the provn
cial States and communal administrations 10 the
cution Of the provincial and communal laws Our
entertainments have been exempt from disasters, and
the government has been left free to pursue works
of improvement, particularly with reference to in
land navig alton observe, with great interest, the
developement Of spirit of enterprise in agricul-
ture, industry, and commerce, rs well as in the
multiplication of the means of transit The mea-
sures Of my government tend to encourage and sus-
tain this development. Works for connecting our
state with neighboring countries by railways and
Geographic lines planned, and in course OF exc.
cution. Navigation and naval construction have
equally prospered during this year The state Of
the finances gives ample matter of satisfaction.
The produce Of the taxes of last year was satisfy
ing; that Of the present promises 50 be still more
so. hope that our circumstances, generally, will
permit me to submit for your consideration In the
course Of this session project relative to the
tonal debt. The bills, which were presented to
you my part last session, without legislative re-
suit, will be once more submitted. May united
efforts to accomplish the work yet before us, be
crowned with success The session Of the States
General is open"
At the conclusion of his speech his Majesty was
saluted with cries Of -" Vive lie Roi."
The Bank Of England.
An account pursuant to the Act It'll and Sth Vic.
80 the week ending Saturday the 18th day Of Sep
ttmber 1852.
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued. Government debt. ell obs 100
Other securities. 2,9ci9JU
Gold coin and bull
hon H,i5oM6