The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06
Ell r o P E..
Radical Democracy in Francois
Platform, Prospects and Apostles.
The Ecumenical COuncil---Fceling
of France and Austria.

The German mail steamship Hansa, Captain
Erickenstein, from Bremen by way OF Southampton
the $50 OF November, arrived at this port yesier-
day evening" bringing our special correspondence
and newspaper mail reports, In detail OF our cable
kilograms from Europe dated 10 her day OF sailing
In pursuance OF the proclamation OF President
Grant appointing Thursday, the 18th OF November,
for q natiOna thanksgiving and In accordance win
the Invitation issued by the committee Messrs Post
Browne, Shaituck and Tiffany, large por-
ton OF the Americans in Vienna, ladies' and
gentlemen, assembled at six O'Clock IN the
extensive Hall OF the .'Weisses ROssr which
was tasteully decorated for the occasion with the
nags OF Austria and America, in token Of the grow
ing cordially or the two nations. The busts OF the
Emperor and Empress OF Austria, together with the
portrait Of General Grant, occupied a conspicuous
position amid the ornamentaton OF the extensive
hall, while band Of music gave at appropriate in
tervais the national airs OF the two countries.
At the conclusion OF the dinner the Hon. John
Jay, the American Minister, IN presenting the
Gfst toast 1.-THE President Of the United States,' de-
vered an eloquent and able historical address, con-
Gliding 10 the words "Let US have peace"
The Vienna Wdnderer of November q, in an
article on the Eastern question, says
The diplomatic gu ccess or Count Beust in the
Egyptian question has been but small. The Porte is
willing to do everything its power to localise the
insurrection in Austrian Albania, since such policy
Is dictated by its INTERESTS but with respect 10
Egypt 1t Is governed by settled principles and relies
Chiefly on England go
The undergraduate Beige Of November % re-
ports:-
The operations Of the Austrian corps d'a,Tnee
charged with the repression Of the Dalmatian insur
recuon do not proceed with the rapidly expected.
The troops divided into four columns penetrated
not without experiencing great dliicuty and snIer-
ing severe loss TO the centre OF the district OF Cri
vOscie and took possession OF the most important
localities They were, however, stopped before the
dehles which lead to the plateau OF Dragai on the
frontier OF the Herzegovina. To the south OF Cat
taro, in the Zuppa, the column starting from Budna
has been obliged to resume the offensive. although
that country was believed to be pacihed.
A Paris letter. in the independence Beige SAYS
"People here have been greatly astonished at the
attack made by NJ de Lesseps at the Ismallia BAN
Quet and in the presence OF the Empress against the
French government relative TO its refusal to press
for q reform IN the capitulations. From this clrcum
stance the conclusion Is drawn that the famous title
Of Duke De sqez y buried For myself. ! never at.
tached the slightest importance to that rumor' :.
The London Record SAYS that the late Earl OF
Derby has lefta fortune OF f190, 900 year. When
his lordsnip succeeded to his estates they were said
to be worth 10000 year, but the great increase
IL attributed TO the wonderful extension OF factories
IN Lancashire, and the consequent enormous increase
Of buildings,
Pere Hyacinthe has written letter from New York
10 Emile de GiraTdin, in which he says
offer up prayers that the cause OF liberty NAV
triumph and bear fruit in Europe as 1t does In TINS
noble country. That, with the triumph and fruit
Mlness OF Christianity Is the sole safety OF the
present. the sole hope OF the future congratulate
you, Monsieur, on the talent you apply TO the
service OF the first OF these and on the respect
when, lacking faith, you accord the second.
LORD Justice Glfrard, OF England, reversed the
decision OF Commissioner winslow and decided
that the Duke Of Newcastle, though a peer, can be
made bankrupt. Notice OF appeal to the House oil
Lords against this judgment was at once given.
The increase OF out door poor in London has
become 30 alarming that the Poor Law Board have
thought II advisable to Issue important n.nuie
with respect to charitable organizations