The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

THE DUTCH AND THE AMERTcAEs--cAPrAiH GIBSON
CAsE-CHANCEs OF MAR-RIaM DECLARATFOk O

THE DUTCH AND THE AMERICAEs-cAPrAM GIBsoS'a
CAsE-CHANcES OF wAR--FIRM DECLARATFOk OF
THE DUTCH MINISTER. 8s48
1.-THE Hague (sep 2a) coz1esponsencs OF London Newell
1t seems from the debate in the First Chamter, tAe
Misunderstanding has arisen between tho Dutc and the
American goyernmsns. In reply TO NJ. do Keupanasr,
ri on 81 q
friendship and regsrd Of all o,her powers ineses-
tent with fact the Minister Of the Interior observed ea
be hsd reason to believe that tho msundeetAnd
ing alluded to would not lead to rupture bsswesn ~
tvo sovernmsnts - both were most anxious to pre-
asrvs the friendly feeling which had long exissd b.
tween them. BE then entered into an sxpasatory STATE
msnt Ct tho dispute, Of which the fo!lowng sum
%a,s s " 81 S1,01; .n IA d xh sd p
deavoured to prevail upon the sultan Of Dambi u
what Interior purpose was not sat.d to defy and -
70 the authorities, and he was forth sith Sahsa
sb.n on s q. x. = f.
our own Chancery style. lasted fifteen months TAs
judges had no doubt Of 6ibson's guilt which Il $685.
clearly chow not stately, though net legally,
proved some convenient techncaity made Jaw n -
Indictment and the Americsn was acquttsd.n Sabss-
Council Of Justice "for revision process which thoss
who are accutomed to con- ider trial Anal either -
acquit or 70 condemn cannot easily understand Ihs ~
suit, however, of this "reyision' that Gibson va
fentenced to twelve years i'm psonment, and whsa ths
poles came TO his house to convey TO- hn -
Their bird had flown. On his return to Anss
RIGA Gibson made his own statement to his 60
voyLment, whose minister ~ the Hague hAA
been instructed to demand FROM the Dutoh 60
venmant an indemnity for Gibson This has been rsfussd
Nor Is IL probable that Iris go~crnment uiH admit a.
sgAet compromise inthe matter; Jor,r sdid ss ~ssfs
ter "ct hare Dircn to the Atr gornNsens ~ a. poS-
ticulory TO this mateT, and hcps iss ~ ala
ariom in the loW Of nations-hcs, srhen foreigner
territory rioldtes aacs his CRIME may jwsy Ne
punshmept, bat Certainly not his claim 10 indeRNitv"
Chtna. s8 stsra
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNiIED STATES FLEET.
The Union brought US lsts tlss from Chins
The :. brig Porpotse sailed fen Hopgsoug foe the
Pratss Shcal the 2Sth Of June mai the Shesl 1T
SOP. NJ OF the LIST July, and at O'Clock that night
communicated with number OF shipwrecked Chinese
there Immediately proceeded 10 get them or to Chi.
junk rent there for the purpose Of resoztn9 the
(by Msss.x Schasffer and Bsren5art) that night su0
ceeded Ia putting board 90 the next lay the rest
were placed In the junk ssd the morning of he %
of July towed out to the u. 5 brig Porpoise By ~
beats. At OF the sase day sai'ei FOR Houskoag
there the 9th. -Four Ecrs died the reef and
one Immediately after being recaiysd on bosld.
1hs overland Friend Of Casa, published at Victoria
July ~, areakiDg Of this act ssys-We sspsrtsa
the dcparure of the United states brig Porpose tor
the Pratas shoa in issue OF the LIST ins. With
much pleasure cow chroDl lie her return TIE co0-
muncaton be fou below will b with excssd-
ing interest and tend to create for Cspain Rolando s
officers crew, estimation In the eye Of the worA
Of which they rnsy well re proud. Ths future history
OF the United States aurvsyug squadron In these east
will contain no brighter psge than that Which,
records the sc,oupt Of this errapd humane deod
intent II should be printed In letters Of gold, and Ar-
sined with the word glory.