, 1869-11-27
at'eeklv Statesaau.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
Dates to November ls.
[ooNPILED FRon rHE HEnALD.l

cinnati railroad carried $4,000 pas.
sengers in October. 2
Nineteen thousand and sixty,nine
scholars are in the public schools, b.
the superintendents report.
An old man, Michael Convell,
was burued to death in his cabio,
near Olarksville, Indiana, on Sunday.
1t was accidental.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10 The Gus
tom House authorities here refused a
few days since, to enter passengers
for clearance BY the steamer General
Dulce, formerly a Spanish frigate,
upon the supposition that it was the
intention ofher officers to eyade the
neutrality Law, The Dulce was
brought into this port short while
since for repairs, but was seized aud
cold for debts to a party in New
York, who bought aud fitted her for
sea. -
Chicago, Nov. 16.-Wasbiugton
specials says Gov. Low will not 70
to China until after The meeting Of
Congress. He will decline the po.
Sitiou unless it is made first class
mission.
A Times spcial says sufficient
canvas of the Senate has been made
to show that Sickles cannot be con.
frmed. The President and Sec.
retary Fish have determined to recall
him and appoint Gen. Dix as Min
lister to Spain. A reports is received
showing that Sickles is guilty Of
immoral conduct in Madrid.
The movement against Gorhan
will probably be unsuccessful. North
eru and Eastern Senators will not
participate 10 the scheme to displace
him, and only portion of the dele
cation from the Pacific coast is en-.
gagged in the attempt.
MAIL ROUTES TO LET.
The Postmaster General is prepar.
ing for letting the great mail routes
next spring. Among those to be
let March the 9Th, are-CalifotDia,
l26 Oregon, Al ; Washington Ter.
ritory, 20; Utah, 81, aud Arizona, IL.
New York, Nov. 16.-Specials
from Washington say a meeting of
Californians will be held in a few
days, in that city to pass resolutions
in memory of Judge Baldwin, killed
at the recent Pacific Railroad acci,
dent.
TROUBLE ON THE RED RIVER.
Letters from reliable parties re.
present formidable rebellion in the
Red River country against the Cana>
dian Confederation. The French
population will not allow Governor
McDougal, lately sent from Canada,
to enter that settlement. His party
was encamped two miles beyond the
frontier at Pembina, where they
were met on November I'd, by a
body of insurgents, mounted aud
armed, and escorted peremptorily
over the line. The Governor is now
encamped in Dakotah Territory,
awaiting events. Meantime the ius
surgents have organized a provision.
al government and demand a terri
torial government after the Aueri.
can fashion, with Legislature chosen
by the people, and homestead act.
Il is said Governor McDougal will
apply to the Canadian Govern ment
for troops, aud to Washington for
authority to pass them through the
Northwestern States.
New York, Nov. 16.-The guns
boat Nantucket sailed from Brook
lyn Navy Yard on Sunday for Gu
ban waters. She fitted up with
great dispatch, the men being kept
at work upon her night and day.
The gudboat PaYnee, on which a
horrible cruelty has been committed
on seamen arrived yesterday al
Brooklyn Navy Yard. No orders
are received for her destination
Work is very brisk at the yard,
over $500 persons being employed
Geo. q. Butler, lately appointed
Consul General to India, has mar.
ried Rose Cutting, the actress.
New York, Nov. l6.-The special.
say Minister Washburn has recover
ed from a severe sickness, and is Al.
tending to bis duties. p. ~t-.