New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

IN HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
ALLEGED INDsCRErION OF MINISTER PfIELPS-AN
AMERICAN HFRALD-PERsONAL-
LEY CABLE TO TIE TRInrNr.1

AMERICAN HFRALD-PERsONAL-
LEY CABLE TO rHE rRIprSF.l
Copyright; 1856 4; North american Cabie Ns,cs Co
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Srcialistic outbreak at
Amsterdam on saturday and sunday deserves more at
tention than the London press has given it. we'll
known lawyer reached ondon this week who witnessed
the conflict. He states that extraordinary nerccness
and ietermnatio were shown at the Great Dorucn
opposite the leading hospital to which the dead
ami wounded were carried ~ day. He mrn'ions
Robert Garrett and Chauncey VI. Dcpew AS being IN
Amsterdam. tie latter ioI aay only apparently with
business object but leading Dueh hanciers assured
him that the condition of things In Holland was sich IA
promised an increased interest with Dnch capitalists
In American securities. The piccarous CONDITION o. the
Dutcn throne vestcl in little girl, makes inc
tomeutne OF revolutionary opinions more threatening
than might otherwise be. The >ocalists are strong in
Hollaui. Amsterdam and Hague are the best equipped
centres in EdroIe The chief Dutch soeiaist leader
Donela NieIvenl uis incorrectly reported ~ ar
rested. is not in Holland. He was formerly clergyman
and Is s an asowed Christian. He Is m III Of we th
and la, many years devoted his means to the spread
OF Socialism He says the condition Of the Dutch
people is Amsterdam ana rhe Hague ~ I" make
difficult Socialist leaders to restrain t"em from riot
and blOOlshed. TIE King Uf Holland Is personally u-
popular. some time ago a An srr"a"i' soc "''s' ~"
OmmerOn condemned 10 six n"r ths imprisonment
for denouncus the Kings imnorateS III the socialist
ionrnal rhe conviction provokei dist ays Of popular
iudI gnaton at the time. Nervenhus has since been
prosecute FOR attacks monarchy, condemned TO
n years solitary confinement. appcaled, ami pendns
the appeal left Holland
The Dutch moyenent is closely affiliated with the
movement In Copenhagen and Denmark where. a. I,
vel known. tho parliamentary Cove nmert has this
year broken down under the pressure OF the .dcal
sociaiss Like the recent outbreaks In Brl,inn tue
present disturbances IN Amsterdam are undouNe'} an
explosion of potul, discomfort. not organizcd directly
by sOcla-t leaders who object 10 hasiy, nh lrPl1tc
rione provoked hy the ,nce AM stupidity Of
tue iack- IN o,co 1t Will hc suppressed FOR the tine
but IN Hollani well "a Belgium. well informed men
look orwa great anxiety 10 the con ins autumn
and when the elements "f confusion ar" certain
10 get beyond ihe control of the auihurcs. II the prss
enl distress 10 hotn couutes aesrtvnted by an in
creaslns depression OF trade. aDd hard witter
The news of the opposition In Washington 10 Mr.
PHELPS e1ir,dtion conv~utou does not surprise well
informed PERSONS London familiar w'tn tne n"goiia-
ton of tnat document. Is secret hcre that the
American NinI,ter bcen somewhat lnc.noLs IN ct-
pressing Satisfaction At the pro-rcI oi puths "rcdA
upon dynamite section of the ln>h 1t l. even re-
ror that In with the French Anbt~sh
doI Mf. Phes expressed the conviction thd thr Ii'h
problem could ohy ne solved by rcs"ue c"rio ou. a
remark which. falling from the American reprr-enl i've
iirly repeated IN political circle, as favorable TO
t,at methoi ,of d"ang with Home Eue, "ot rny IN
Ionion pnt In Par'-: whore the French Am"a'7'd"r
| l.. It IA singular tnat simultaneously vita the
report o me hanging NY OF thr itr"'iil"n ur,i c'e
amor OF the alliance ietw"1n th" 'ri- aud Russian
dynam;-i- Tno English papers generally att lbu.c
tho oppos ton TO the treaty To tnidy OF tue Irish vote
An American once well snown ia Pha clpha and
formerly ichrd to tine American Legation III spain.
appeared before the London ankI Court o'ay a.,
NanrOntage De IfavIland. oi III" foIrsc oi
Arms The MAJOR after chrckcfr Career otaihrl al
aprointnrn nrsuivant n the lgsh Coli "a OF Arms
ana, iis, AL anc, Io,tOu of York i'r,ii beng
TIA, .errnd -iI H,Ihlls oi InganI who com" next IN
rank to the KIN OF Arm. n an ancient my-'etoHs 'i
tuUn of tue Hriais College presided over "hchIIJ y
| Earl Marshal DIke Of NOriOlk lhe assets OF thr
| A Aurrican Her 1 show -irpIs.
In iucnco of the Illness o' bef mother, "r- fok,
Madame de ch,rcite wife % the hi.ineuisuri i,oyn't
II.vre ON the NOrni8nllc saturday Tile Dlcrs- Oi
lnyne- with hcf -ou the y0nng DIke -'ilS on tie Am
Steamer intending visit the Cnlt-d Sair-. aud 20
thence To Japan CHINA aud tee itcncb ro>'o~sions by
| way OF CALIFORNIA; Mrs. Philip ~chu Ter and the
Masses Ian ,doD OF New York, sail IN the same steamer