The New York herald., 1869-11-21
T TRIPLE S HE E T
New York, Sunday, November 2I, 1869.
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Europe.

Europe.
Gable kilograms are dated November 90.
Prince Metternch returned to Paris from Vienna
rather hurredly. account OF the political situa
ton In France Heavy gales have swept around
the English coast and many marine disasters are
reported. The Pope has appealed TO the Czar OF
Russia on behalf or the Roman Catholics in the
empire. The Dalmatan insurrecton against Aus
tria has been renewed.
double scung match race on the Tyne Eng
land, was won by Kelly and sadler beating Rentorth
and Taylor.
BY steamship, at this port we have very interest
ing mail details OF our cable kilograms from Europe
to the eth OF November.
AdvIces from Paris, dated at six O'Clock yesterday
evening, report the Suez Canal q complete success
The French imperial yacht LAigle, with the Empress
Eugene on board, arrived at suez, through the
canal without accident.
Africa.
Doctor Livingtone's report to Sir Roderick Muir.
Gibson, President Of the Royal Geographical Society
OF England, on the subject OF his travels, expora-
tons and discoveries in Africa, Is published in our
columns. Its contents may be summed up in the
words used by Sir Roderck with reference to the
Doctors locating OF the source or the Nile:-"The
problem is solved.n
South America.
We have Rio Janelro correspondence to October
25. The allied army In Paraguay bas been suffering
for ratlons, and the contractors accused OF
sympathlzing with Lopez. The steamers are almost
useless on account OF lack OF coal. Lopez is sup.
posed be at San Joaquin and deserters say he has
1000 men and twenty cannon.
General Galan has occupied Maracaipo In yene-
Zuela and Pugar, the leader or the revolutionists
has taken refuge on the English gunboat Cheriot.
Cuba.
Private advlces received in washington state that
the sugar cane burning in Cuba has been more ex.
tensive than the Havana authorities have so far
admitted. The work OF destruction is TO go on until
II Is made general, and great devastation viii prob
ably ensue within a few weeks.
Havana dispatches dated yesterday state that the
insurgents in Cenega de Zapata have escaped to
Cnco Villas Numerous arrests OF suspected per-
sons have been made, among them nearly 1000
Cinnamon, who had established government OF
their own near Clenaga.
Miscellaneous.
The gale OF Friday night apparently extended all
over the country. The cellars in the streets in this
city fronting on the river were hooded. and the
HoDoken fats we're covered with water owing to the
unusually high tides. Seven vessels We're sunk In
various towns in Massachusetts, numerous disas-
ters with loss Of life reported the Lakes one
or Two vessels were driven on the bar In Hampton
roads and twenty houses were demolished In George.
town, Colorado, where the storm is said TO have
been the severest ever experienced
District Attorney Pierrepont visited Washington
yesterday had a private interview with the Presi-
dent and returned TO New York last night. The
subject Of the interview Is kept profoundly secret,
but the Inference Ia made by authority that II did
not relate to any changes frauds In the Federal
ofices IN New York, but to Cuban matters The ad.
mnistration Is supposed to have determined on
doing something relative to Cuba, but whether for
the advantage Of the insurgents the Spaniards
has not transpired.
Information has been received In Wash ngton OF
severe fight with Indians the Texan frontier
Two hundred cavalry met 400 Indians the Upper
Brazos and fought them for two days. when the
Indians ied leaving forty dead on the neld and
their camp equipage, horses ana provisions. None
OF the troops were killed, although nine Of them
were wounded.
the committee OF steamboat men In st. Louis who
have been investigating the conduct OF Captain
Washington OF the steamer Sub-Marine, In passing
the wreck OF the Stonewall without rendering ner
passengers any assistance, have decided that he
committed grave error which should not charac-
Governor McDougali, OF Winnipeg Territory, has
determined to go into winter quarters at PemDina
until the difficulties with the citizens OF the Terri
tory are settled
Morrow and Dougherty, who attempted to murder
Brooks the revenue oiicer, In Philadelphia. have
been sentenced TO Blk years and eleven months
hard labor IN the Eastern Pententary.
The City.
The case OF the ERIE Railroad against Commodore
Vanderbilt was opened by an examination yester-
day in the Supreme Court, Circuit Commodore
Vanderbilt was the only witness examined
The Brooklyn Canyassers announce Walter
elected Sheriff by 4ss majority over Cunningham,
democrat
Tine Grand Jury have nnally made presentment
In the matter OF the gold and portion of the
testimony Is to be published.
The buildings Nos. 81 and SO Furman street.
Brooklyn. caught fire yesterday morning ana a man
named Wallace. watchman, living in the building,
Jumped from the window OF the fourth floor, with
his child In his arms. and they were both instantly
klled, His wife jumped Immediately after him and