Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-22
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ism Yoke.
LONDON, Nov. 2lst.-Tbe Times
mas the followipg:i The Odessa cor
of the Novoe- Premyd
says: About dozen Of the most
prominent Russian cotton manu-
facturers have lately gone to-
Egypt to buy enormous quantities
Of raw material. The chief end OF
these merchants, who are stated to
be conf )intly worth 20,000,000 rou.
bles, seems to be to shake off the
yoke of the English and Liverpool
market; but all the produce of
Egypt will not suffice to meet the
wants of the Russian cotton facto-
ries.
Affairs in the Turcamsn Country.
LONDON, Nov. 21st.--A dispatch
from Asterabad, Persia, announces
that operations against the Turco-
mans have been suspended until
the arrival of assistance. 1t is ru-
mored that the Khan Is marching
against the Russians with $4,000
cavalry, 1900 infantry and eighteen
guns.
Missionaries in Zuiuiaud.
LONDON, Nov. 21.--The Colonial
Office, replying to the memorial
against the exclusion of missiona-
ries from Zululand, has promised
to inform Sir Garnet Wolseley
that it is desirable that any inter-
ference with missionary operations
should be avoided.
steamer Foundsrcd.
LONDON, Nov. 21st.--The iron
steamer Pallas, from Copenhagen
for A Amsterdam, it is believed, has
'oundered off Heinskirk, and that
thirty persons perished.
New Bridge.
LONDON, Nov. 21st.--A majority
If the Technical Com mission for
determining the site for new
bridge across the Danube, are
to the Roumanian claim,
to include the fort of Abdul.
Medijad, one of the principal de-
fenses of Silistria within the Rou-
territory.
Application Refused.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-In the Court
of Queens Bench to-day, Lord
Chief Justice Cockburn delivered
Judgment refusing the application
of Labouchere, of Truth, for man.
damus to compel Sir Robert Car
den, magistrate, to hear further
evidence iuP justification of the al
legged libel against Henry L. Law
son, of the Daily Telegraph.
vessel Injured.
LONDON, Nov. 21st.-Her Males.
ty's ship Equira has been ashore
near Pakahoi, where she was sent
to protect British interests. A con-
portion of her false keel
was wrenched off and she will have
to be docked for repairs.
LONDON, Nov. 2lst.-The Car
will return to st. Petersburg on the
f.h of December.
Russia ana Prussia.
LONDON, November 21st.-The
oosen Gazette declares it has local
Information refuting the Posen re-
terated declaration of the Cologne !
qazette that Russian troops are
nassed on the Prussian frontier.
Hanion Going 90 England.
LONDON, Nov. 21st. -Hanlon, the
,arsman, is coming to England if !
le can be assured of a match. He
will arrive in January and would |
prefer to row in March.
rhs Church Sustsins DIR. MncuOn-
Ochie.
LONDON, Nov. 2Ist.-The Coun-
Ill of the English Church Union
las determined on a policy of re-
istance to Lord Penzance's judg-
nent in the case of the Rev. Alex
.nder Machonochie. Mr.. Mackon.
'chie has expressed his willingness
o go to prison. His church war;
lens and congregation will prevent
mother clergyman from officiating
n his place without authority from
Iackonochie.
The Grosser Kurfurst.
BERLIN, Noy. 21st.--The war
hip Grosser Kurfurst cannot be |
'aised the present winter. Work |
will be resumed in the spring.
Russian Iusrigues in Asia.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 21st.-The
London correspondent
believes the statements to the ef- |
feet that papers were found in Ca
Oul compromising the Russian |
Foreign Office are accurate. Lord |
Beaconsfield is urged to publish the
but declines to do so.
The same correspondent learns
hat the Mussulman rebellion |
against the Chinese in Kashgar is
to collapse in consequence
Of the withdrawal of Russian sup
port. Orders were sent to the Rus
sian officers after the ratification of
the Kuldja treaty at Livadia, which |
completely altered their attitude. |
They now refuse to allow the rebels
to draw supplies of men from Rus
sian territory.
Disturbances Among students.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2lst.-|
Disturbances occurred among the
students of the st. Petersburg Uni
versity, resulting in several arrests
and in the closing of the library by