The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29
Life In New Orleans ON Sunday.
Prom the N. o. Picayune, Sunday, Jan. a.
MWT kIRrr uArE rOUuan

getber over the above to day the 2is nst for
name. O. e. Frank Pierce; Capt Hammer names s. g. An
The race viii come Of At ss O'clock p NJ Entrance
70 the gate and stand 30 cents to the quarter stretch
With the fine condition that the track at present.
the above will probably be the finest 10 harness)
ever witnessed in the South.
We expect TO the Metaire crowded to-day Success
70 D. y. Rice, the gentemany proprietor.
iii sERvICE IN THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
cs P s 81 the ssas
today Divine service commences at IL O'Clock in the
M THE HIPPoYERIAN-DAN RIcE's BENEFIT.
Sebast0pol to be carried Mt length Dan Rice takes
benefit tonight and has determined that his friends
Crimean stronghold, or the dramatic representations
II which were to follow it. piece, eatitled The
Taking Of sebastopo is to be given at the Hppoferan
at his instance this very evening, and will OF at
tract crowds. Mile Frank Vic win make her first ap.
ysarance this season on the OCCASION in variety Of
attractive performances, and there win be quite pro-
fusion Of entertainment and amusement
III CHURCH SERVICES.
Religious services are regularly held in the new Co
fseum Plsac Baptist Church. of Camp and Basin
can, at IL A. NJ and TX P. NJ Citizens and strangers
are cordially invited to attend, for whom eligible seats
III win be provided.
n TIE AMERICAN AND SPANISH COCKPIT, CORNER OF
III HISTORY AND GoODcHMDREN STREETS.
THIS place OF amusement will be opened every sunday
place.
II PREACHING AT THE COLISEUM BAPTIST CHAPEL.
The Rev. VIM. Duncan, the pastor of the Coliseum
Place Baptist Chapel, will preach there to-day. Divine
service commences at II A. M, and at 7P NJ
BALLOON ASCENSION.
The grand aerial fete and ascension of Mons GODDARD,
II will be seen, takes place this afternoon at O'Clock,
on the Place d'Armes Congo square. For the plan Of
.aiss the Grand ascension &C., we would direct the
rsader's attention to the advertisement.
PELICAN THEATRE.
To night the Bride Of Lammermoor" will be pre-.
scented, strongly cast and afterwards Mr.. James 5.
Browne WIN play his amusing part Of Gregory Griz-
,s. in my Young wife and Old U% ~h.s,, Mr.
dance polka with Miss Fanny Deering.
ST CHARLES THEATRE.
Gabriel Ravel appears to night in the successful pau
tOmInee OF "Nicolemuso and sJock0o both Of which
parts he plays with inimitable humor Between these
pieces the Martnettis give their unique performances
Preceding the Rsyel the amusing
gvsS called Mature ear and sp in which which Mrs.,
who never saw Young Woman"
THEATRE DoRLEANs.
Ths evening the comeiy lies CGurs d'0r, Heart of
6old) win performed together with the one act vau-
deville, lie Code des Femmes," (The Woman's Code)
The Case OF Capt. Gibson.
4 From the Echo Universal the Hague.l
The AmsfrdaSssch Couranf, Official organ OF the
Dutch cove glment) seeking to save our minist,r,
Mr.: Van Hall: from the ridiculous position in which
he has placed himself by his msnagem ant of the
csre OF Mr. Gibson. sezesupon cert ain unimDortaut
reflections Of an American journal, the National
isteligenctr, which accompany translation OF an
article from the Echo UniUersei.
The Iafeigen finds 1t difficult to suppose thai
Mr. Mann, although Assistant Secretary OF State,
should have thought proper to instruct Mr.. Belmont
In his duties Of Minister of the United States; and
furthermore, the Estsgencsr states that it pas pub
lAAed the article from the Echo only in order to
show the great importance attached 90 the afsr of
The 1msterdamsch Couran. lays great stress
upon this last phrase a. II 1t were great mistake
On our part to pay the least attention TO demssd
for indemnity Of $50 900 forius ($l00 000) made BY
euergetically by the government Of these States,
shat ts envoy 1t the Hague spcaks Of the en-
1orcenen. Of the claim. The off ia organ may
Affect An ind ference upon this subject, also az 70
the inexplicable manner in which Mr.. Van Hall
has managed the affair; but as for ourselves,
We find sufficient motives for giving our serious at
tention TO this matter, because II undoubtedly i'm
pMcates the honor and the interests of the cuntry
We say that the reflections Of the Ltelfigencsrare
inexact. Let 10 compare tae following dates -
On the evening Of the It'll September. Mr.. Belmont
returned TO rhe Hague from Paris, whittier ne went
"a pnfer with Mr.. Mann, and the 9th September he
kessed our Minister of Foreign Affairs note in
which we find these sharp passages
The several notes which have had the honor
of addressing TO you this eu5jec. have fully de-
vel0ped the views entertained by the governm MT OF
the United States in regard to the claim OF Me- Clio
sou, and do not deem It, therefore. necessary TO
ter into further arguments the subject; though
must be permitted to observe, that the reas onng
upon which your las. note bases the refusal Of his
Msjestyis government appears TO me quite as mad
nissible Is that contained in your former commuu-
cation.
walter NJ. Gibson, an American citizen, sailing
under the flag Of his country, has been most cruelty
and upjusty imprisoned and despoiled Of property
by the authorities of Netherlands India; aud his
rfgh.sal claim for indemnity Ii wholly refused by
yOu, IL only remains for my government 70 take
such measures for the enforcement Of NJ. Gb,on's
claim as il msy deem fit and proper in the pre-
misean
This language agrees with the instructions Of the
United States government At the least, before 20
consider ourselves wrongly informed on this poin.,
we must have some other authority than that
Of the IafsHigencer; because IL may be seen
how far the facts contradict its suggestions
In reference to Mr.. Mann; and moreover We
have resson to believe that these vev do not org
nate in America, but in Holland, where there is
more than one diplomat imolicated In the sfafr of
Mr.. Gibson, who owes us grudze for oar indis;e-
ions
The Echo Unirerssi says al.ewbere:-
II the people of the United States would sustain
their dignity and honor abroad, let them choose
ministers whose characters do no. compromise their
legssions
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