The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-11
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON Nov 10.@-A Ports dispatch says.
The crew of the British ship Coringa, from
New York, September ~. has been arrested at
Antwerp. The consul Is investigating Nh out
break which occurred on the voyage. The
mate had several times to roprass insubordl-
nation, which reached such u height on Nov
embeF 3, that Capt. Gibson ordered the arrest
Of Koarney. the ringleader. The crew resist
Ell and the captain seized his revolver. The
mutinears also armed themselves. The mate
struck q man with u hatehet; the blow proved
fatal. This restored order aud kearney was
arrested. The mate and five sailors arc under
detention.
CAfGtTTA. Nov. 1O-A dapntch says:
There is now little doubt of the Ameer's
trenrhery 1t lis believed he will be sent d
state prisoner to India.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Fhe weather WAS fairly
az Rreeable throughout the day. The Lord
Mnyur's procession was about as usual !, there
being no special features except that the
crowd Of spectators along tho entire route
vigorously missed the OK mayor, Sir Charles
Wethams. The rooms Of tho American Ex-
change were filled with visitors. Miss Thurs
by, Mr. Carleton and Mr.. A. b. Furlong sang
d number or patriotic airs. concluding with
Home, Sweet Home," by Miss Thursby,
who sails In the Baltic tomorrow from Ltv-
erpOol for New York.
The mystery as to what has been done with
the bodies Of Gavagnari and companions has
not vet been solved.
The Snkkur and SIaddee Railway is open
Tor engines nearly to JacObndad and Is being
constructed at the rate OF Il mile q day.
The Irish local government board has made
a special report to the Imperial government
respecting the state OF Affairs IN Ireland. The
report says the potato crop Is everywhere de-
ttcient and Inferior, and this, combined with
the absence Of peat fuel ow ng to rain, arc
Regarded as being tho causes Of Distress
which are expected to culminate during the
winter and sprtng, and that pauperIsm is
greatly increasing, especially In Ulster.
III ,frh Etnf. tIntf fhaf Na1ti
and Jelnlabnd columns effected junction MT
KuIty Sung Thursday. The khhber Jay Du-
ink route will now become the sole line OF
communication with Cabul. Everything Is
quiet there. The winter seems to be setting
iii early Nine degrees frosts are already
Registered. The suspicious which rested on
Yakoob Kahn and which were temporarily
removed by his joining Gen. Roberts at Ku-
shi, are again settling down on him. 1t has
been discovered that Nalb Mahomed, who
commanded the enemy at Charasiab, visited
his tent the night before the battle, and also
st tied d plan for his escape from our camp
1t has been found out that Yakoob Kahn is
now politicallya prisoner, and has been re-
moved from Suessany to ShirpuT, under es-
cort OF the Ninth Lancrrs. Ali except four
of his attendants have been dismissed, and
he is strongly guarded.
OLDHAM, Nov. 10.-The directors of the
limited cotton mill companies of Oldham
have decided to meet again TO form an asso-
citation FOR promoting their mutual interests.
resolution, adopted Mt their meeting Satur
day night, states that they do not feel JUS
titled iii continuing the short-time system for
the present, but In view of any aggravation
OF the position, they feel that no time should
be lost In calling their representatives again
together. Speakers at the meeting strongly
censured the conduct OF the Liverpool cotton
ring. and ono OF them spoke OF the necessity
Of obtaining cotton direct from America, so as
to frustrate the manTuvres OF the ring.