The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-03
E u r O P E.
American Thanksgiving Fete and
Prayer in Germany.
The Ecumenical Council and Relations Of
Church and State.
Royalty at the Altar and an
.Authoress in Court.

The German mail steamship Hosatia, Captain
Ehlers, from Hamburg the 18th and Havre on Sun
day. November 81 arrived at this port yesterday fore
noon bringing our special correspondence from Eu-
rope and newspaper files dated to the evening OF the
DAY OF her sailing from France.
The Holsa tia landed PSF passengers.
Ga,'gnant's Messenger OF Paris, of the 2lst OF No
vember. says
In the of the last session or The Legislative
Body the government promised that the munlct
paity OF Lyons should be the object OF special legs
iation. The Council of state has now received bill
the rst article OF which declares that tue Municpai
Council OF that city is 10 be elected according to the
rules and at the time fixed by law for the renewal OF
similar bodes throughout the empire.
M. Theirs anticipated the time he had fixed on for
returning to Paris rs he arrived In the city Novem-
Der 20.
The Paris Pt,s states that when NJ Lomon one Of
the writer's III that journal. was the Prefecture OF
Police on business he saw NJ. Rochefort enter and
make inquiries regarding the law relating to the
starting Of new journal. few minutes after a
person stated tnat this latter had asked IN tone
loud enough to be heard around whether NJ. Lomon
mad come there for his salary.n The consequence
was a challenge TO NJ. Roohefort, who declared in
writing that he understood absolutely nothing OF the
matter
Baron de Cnassiron, Councillor OF State OF France,
was seriously unwen. He is husband OF the Prin-
cess caroline MURAL elueSt daughter Oh GrlQCe Luz
Glen and sister OF the Duchess de Mouchy.
The Paris Debdts publishes an article on the "unin-
telHgent" choice Of persons made by the advanced
democratic party Paris for candidates at the cleo
TONS saying
What strikes us the most wildly in the spectacle
which We witness Is the small amount OF progress
We have made during the last twenty years. Those
expression OF NJ Emile Olivier, only been stamping
on the same place. The case OF Epimenides, who
was supposed to have slept forty years, Is q COM
parson too elevated and too classical be applied
to the men OF the present day, or rather to the
ultra republicans. The comparison OF the sleeping
Beauty IN the Wood waking UP after o century to
lind her court and her Cent Guards turned into
stone would also be too ambitious. All these per-
sons coming back whom we see rise up one after
Tie other have the appearance OF being under the
influence OF cnoroform, We can find nothing 10
compare them with except the original and clever
piece OF humOr by NJ Edmond About, "L'Homme a
T0reiile Cassee."
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilda were at
the varets, Paris. to witness the representation
"Froufrou.r
The Prince and Princess Metternch arrived In
Paris from Schopenwer.
Count de Stackeberg, Ambassador OF Russia re.
turned to Paris from the OrleanaIs.
In Berlin the deputatlon from Schleswig not hav-
ing been able to obtain an audience OF the King or
OF the Minister OF the Interior OF Prussia, has re-
solved to address a petition TO the Legislative
Chamber.
The commanders OF the Austrian troops acting
against the insurgents the mountains of Crivoscic
received an imperial order not to pass TO the ter
rtories of Turkey or Montenegro.
GattO,tas Messenger, of Paris, OF the 2lst or No.
venber evening" publishes the following kilograms
from the Suez Canal banks
IsMAILfA, Nov 1919 A. M.-The whole feet OF the
inauguration, The Aige in front, will leave this after
noon for the southern point OF the Bitter Lakes,
Where they VIII anchor for the night and proceed
morrow for the ked sea.
KABRET, Nov 2o-rhe Aigle and the feet have
Toosed opposite the southern lighthouse IN the
Bitter Lakes.