The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

and ample apology and Row. after that, the 10 tiers Of
Attorney General Gushing in relation to h. Hertz trial.
coming after the apology, Often ed The English
neni caused the sending the Wes Inca feet and
the fierce articles in the Times.
There can be no doubt that this the pos ton of
as and that pacific AMI cisory dc catches have
since been received from tng.nd. The administration
organs heeping up the quarrel 4hen these Is thing
to quarrel about, and insisting upon the recall u Mr..
Champion, when he is not blame ae merely followed
The instruc ions be received Those gave him the
instructions have apologised. The message may be
little defiant these points, but Il would be absurd
shosd go, eminent demand the recall If Mr.. Cramp
ton and persist 10 such demand, the Bh government
declining to comply tbi government would be compelled
either TO decline all diplomatic Intercourse with that gen.
temaD, to dismiss him. In either the result
he the same for 1t scarcely b. doubed that
If the first altsrna i've adopee The whole British
Lgati n would be withdrswn from Wsshiogon aui
o'her sent in its place As a mat Of course the with
drawal the Uni States lepsti from the Curt OF
st. James would follow in retaliation War would not
necessarily result from these steps Neither the ceasng
to hold intercourse with Minister bis wi.hda val
in consequence If such refusal, would be bei
whatever Its effects upon the temper Of the respective g.
ve,nments. But what world result? Why that the
two nations intimately connected BY than
any other two Powers Of the word-whose interests
intricately and inseparably Observation-Disclosures Of
whose citizens constantly touching business in
each ofthe two countries and temporarily resident
both would he without Intercourse representation
at the respective seats IF government.
THE DANISH SOUND DUES.
The President will give light upon the ques
tioD Of the Sound cues government having reopened
the negotiations commenced by President sler Che
report Is that Russia has the oe Of mediator
and had proposed that Denmark should code the iand
OF st. Thomas to the Uoied States in coas
derson Of the payment Of S. O0O the court OF Co
peDhagen agreeing that American v.sse pass
ing into the Baltic sha theme eforh be aped from
ell dues and tolls whatsoever. The authorize, adj
that Denn ark had refused s to this plan the
ground that II ~oud probably prove offensive the West
Powers. The United States formerly offered sbou,
$50 0t0 TO renmark il it would abandon its unjust claims
upon our vessels The would fail to
share for payment but would not now BE- acquiesced
IN, II the Capitalization realized and it i
rot probable that The Washington government would
fee inclined to pay twenty times h.. tor the
render Of pretenps it does not recognise though
1t were put in eSsion OF sard whish it would
know what to do with when it had got it. According to
present appea ances The agitation which commenced
here upon the subject Of the dues viii be continued
it accomylishes some definite result elsewhere. Our
treaty with Ienmark expires 10 April, 1865.
Compress will undoubtedly call for all the papers rela.
tive to both of these subjects.
The President will probably insist cramptons recall
lie will touch lightly home topics and let the Kansas
matter go to the House.
The message will be accompanied by the reports of the
several beads Of depaI tmens giving complete exhibit
OF our affairs.
The President has assured our CORE pondens that the
message will not be printed until after has been read
the House. copy of the last message stolen from
the Union Office 1t speaks well for a great government
that cannot find persons who honest enough do
their duty. Mr. ierce's subordnates be bad sal
Of fellows But the public will have the message early
ever, we have No doubt