The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
TRI PIE S HE E T
New York, Saturday, November 20, 1869.
r Fl z N = w 8 .
Europe.

Cable kilograms are dated November 10.
BY special cable telegram from Hamburg we learn
that the American Thanksgiving Day was duly
observed and honored in that city by the Germans
who had been resident IN the United States o num-
Der OF citizens Of Hamburg and the Americans now
staying in the city by grand banquet after which
series or International patriotic toasts were pro-
posed and duly honored by harmoniously festive
company.
From Paris 1t Is reported that two members Of the
Tiers part in the Legislature will have seats in the
Ministry of Napoleon with NJ. OLIVIER u. E. Olivier
has had audience OF the Emperor and they are
to meet In consultation" next sunday. The
returned French political exies will be entertained
ct grand banquet in Paris on the 9th OF December.
The italian Ministry was expected TO resign to-day,
q Cabinet ''crisis" existing In Florence Spain is
still agitated the throne question and her politi-
cal convict system. The Bishop OF Havana appears
10 be accused OF inferential treason. The French
opposition TO the zone man power' Is still before
the public In Paris.
Walter Brown, OF Portland, Me-, won the inter-
national scuiier's match race on the river Tyne,
England, yesterday, leading Sadler OF London. by
Two lengths.
BY mail we have additional details OF our cable
kilograms from Europe TO the 9Th OF November, en-
bracng the grand civic programme which was
observed during Queen yctora's state visit to Lon
don on that day to inaugurate the opening OF the
new Westminster bridge and viaduct.
Egypt.
kilograms from Imaila are dated yesterday,
November 10.
There were forty-sev seagoing ships at the
station on Thursday, a Russian frgate being the
largest vessel. The crowd Of guests was immense,
the native tribes camping In tents on the plains. NJ
Lessons n hall Ia nd mt.
door sports were in order. The Meet OF steamers
sailed yesterday morning from Imaila for Suez, the
Empress OF France leading the way IN the imperial
yacht L'Aigie,
Miscellaneous.
The subject OF the resumption OF specie payments
is being boldly advocated by General Garfield and
other Western members OF the House; and 1t Is
Bidered probable that the discussion win be opened
In Congress.
The Erie and Atlantic and Great western Railroad
cases at Akron, Ohio. have been postponed until
Friday next
Fun returns Of the New York State election show
the democratic majority to have been 20, SOC. The
total vote shows railing or OF eos 554 since last
year.
The report that the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs were recently invited by Secretary Fish to
dinner, where the Cuban question was discussed
exclusively, IL not true.
Senator Cole, OF California, publishes another let
ter defending his suggestion that Chinese mmigra
ton be diverted to Mexico where, he claims, tn,
Cinnamon could regenerate the country. Sine,
they have been brought TO California however, b.
American shipmasers. he holds that they should re
ceiye at least Christian treatment
The cause OF tho rebellion In Winnipeg Territory
seems to be hostility to confederation with Canada
Governor McDougaIl has the appointment OF his Ia
Qislattve Council, which he has chosen from ''pets
OF the government In Canada, and the people ar
consequently indignant. The Indians are not alon
In the opposition to the change OF government bt
are strongly supported, rather led, BY the whit
population.
The freight brakemen on the Hudson River RAJ
road are on a strike.
on the 2sth ult. three soldiers from Fort Fette
man. Dacotah Territory, while on . hunting excu
sion, were attacked by about sixty Sioux lndian
and two OF the soldiers killed. The Indians al
supposed to have been led by a white man name
Richard, formerly a trader at the tort who left o
account OF numbering soldier. Richard had bee
for some time melting the Indians to war by telIn
them IL was the intention OF the white troops
massacre all the Indians on the Plains. All the al
nuty goods and clothes for the Indians at the Che.
enne Agency, Fort Sully, were destroyed by 1re Q
the morning OF the nth inst.
During the gale of Tuesday night the schoone
Arrow was blown ashore on Lake Michigan, abou
dfteen miles north OF Chicago. The officers an
eight OF the crew In attempting TO land wei
drowned. on Thursday morning steam tug froi
Chicago attempted TO save the survivors. but III
ufspoat containing them was dashed 10 pieces an