Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
storm oae Halifax Coast.


. Halifax sped of last night say
that the stoisignals are hoiste,
at all manifestations. A stroni
gale is risirrom the southeas
and dirty wher prevails at sea
: Considerab bl lxiety is felt lest tn
arrival of thvice Regal party ma,
0 be delayed teby.
AT day-bk tomorrow th,
North Amean Squadron leave
port to meete Sarmation, whicl
has ipstrucls to rendezvous at
certain poiiuntil the fleet meet,
it. AS soon aae ship is overhaulet
every CUR all be fired so as tt
be heard aAmbro, nbout 60 mile.
to the souof Halifax. On hear.
ing this sihl q telegram will be
sent TO Hhx so that every one
may be prired for the arrival oil
the Princeand her husband. Or
getting to rt, the war ships will
moor at III customary places and
the Sarm9n will anchor directly
off the fit landing places. a
space of taity-four hours will be
allowed a Royal Highness and
spouse tocover from the effects
of their jcney, and for the latter
to preparais replies to the in
numerabladdresses which await
him. 1t flowing a perfect hurri-
cane at seRnd there is fierce
rainstorm the land. Captain
Darcy Irvi, of the Bellerphon in.
formeda Ties representative that,
owing to ie prevalence of fogs
and the Ieneral breakup of
the wealth the ironclads will not
go furtheran the lig ghthouse, three
miles fronhe city. Admiral Ing.
lefield is aid of risking the safety
Of any of tse vessels.
waschi H reHinn C,utzer.
HALIFANov. oh. b. NJ. S.
s. Sirius, which left port four
days ago, was said for Jamaica,
is cruisingpff the harbor. She
was sent tsea, it is rumored, to
watch a Fan cruizer which pro-
poses to tempt the capture
of the sfealr Sarmation and carry
off the Maais of Lorne and Prin-
cess Louise
Luse by The Hattie.
LoNDoN,ov. 23.-The Adverti.
ser Gays 1T private telegram
received ii.ondon estimates the
killed and iunded In operations at
Khyb Der Ps at 800.
A dispah from Thull reports
that the X rum column has formed
a great CAP at Fort Kapiyonga.
The cavaf and portion of the
infantry "a artillery have pushed
forward e. miles further to Haz-
arapir. J inhabitants of the val
ley are fri y and are bringing in
supplies fs |.
A Detechf h"u-h,y Esnn.iro.
LONDoH Nov. 23.-Thursday
evening a ivanced detachment Of
the ThlrC ligade moved forward
to AL. \ id until .hey found
themselv4 confronted by success
sive line intrenchments. At
dusk, VIII, retiring in accordance
with ord they were severely
handled. ior Birch, who COM
de Lieut.. Fitzgerald
Were kille eW q Lieutenant and
over twei'wStuoys and four artil-
lerymen SasSounded.
I1o 8, Afsbass Ran.
LoNDoiN, 'ov. pa dispatch
dated ia md, Friday, says the
garrison qofi Musjid bolted pre-
cipitately, wing their arms, food,
tw enty ctann and forty or fifty
woundedl. considerable numbe
of prison{aTere taken and it is re-
ported Il tahe Afghan commander
is among TIN. Considerable fir
ing was ard up the Pass this
FRIDAY mining in the direction
of McPherh's turning force. 1t is
believed TIL the Afghans are not In
q conditlolp make any further
reslstance.i
a HsmpestS shr B'i'tAh f"refa-
m-Dt.
MANCHIrER, Nov. 20. The
Guardian'London correspondent
telegraphshat the Cabinet Coun-
ell yesterd, was the scene of q Sc
we're conflI between the Ministers
who had ken their places since
the departre of Lord Derby. The
issue of thAfghan ultimRtpm il
believed have been the result
of the Compromise for the
purpose o conciliatipg the more
pacific secbn of the Cabinet. That
party to-dg carried its object by
the sum nylipg of Parliament. It's
chief meBers are pointed out, by
as Sorthcote, Chancellor of
the Exclquer, and Cross, Home
Secretarywho also received con-
siderable irport from Lord Sails.
bury.
The wh'.
Labor November 23.-The
British dunn, advancing into
Afghanisth by way of Quettah,
has occuied, without resistance,
Sabi, due asst of Dazar.