The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-29 00:00:00

THE NEW ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.

Yesterday a number of gentlemen sasembled at
the Cutts Pemba Company's Works, Wharf-road, (Sty-reed,
for the purpose of inspecbog the sew telegraphic. rade which
is being manufactured for the Atlantic Tale=o,mpsn
re
Among the visitors we the Marquis ot T Mr. J.
Bright, M.P., Profemor Whasistom Mr. C. P. Vatic,.
Electriciaa to the lalarnatimal Weirs& Company; Mr.
Seward, the seoretuy of the Atlantic Company; Mr. W.
/Muter, secretary of the Telegraph Construction Clammily;
sad other geotlemee. Mr. J. Chattertoo, managing director
of the Gotta Penth&Company,and Mr. WilloaghbyBmith, the
deputy masager, received the riffle:mu, and amompanied them
round the works, explaining the differeat processes through
which the cable greet before it was ready for °Gerbig with
hempen strands sod wire protectim, which will be deco by
Yeses. Glass, Elliot, and Co., of East Greesiwicli. The
manufacture of the cable is being proceeded with so rapidly
that it is estimated that it will bs ready for laying by the
mid oil Jane or the bogies* of July, the Great Basta %
being chartered for that purpose.

PC:flail, OF till POLDIE EXILL Liam.-COLONIL
Nomogram:l.—The Polish exile Lieut,Coloosi Nowosielski
was buried on Tuesday absences at Highgate Cemetery,
sod his funeral wee attended by numbers a his countrymen
of all ranks, anxious to pay this last aid tribute of respect to
his memory. The swum= were Colonel Obonki, Captain
Kosinian, Ymanure De Wylde, Prasitiowski, Caromed,
liacantski, Mr. John Robert Ta lor, honorary secretary to
the Naked Lowe for the al Mead ; and
Mr. John Richardson, Common Councilman. The following
friend' of the deeessed :--General Count Tamoyeki, Major
Messieurs IL Waligeraki, and Charles
Reprecht,Dalegates of the Natimel Goverment of Poland ;
Majorscuioaewski, Major Marled, Captain Bobounaki, A.
Zabicki, &a —were praseat. The manna Polish gag draped
in black crape preceded the funeral °wept. The benne
wu performed sooordieg to the ritoa of the church of Rei-
ned, after which, amidst the most profound oilmen A.
Zabicki delivered a moat imprisons oration is the Polish
isaguage. Mr. Richardson and Mr. J. R. Taylor subse-
quently addruned the assembly, saw which the cortege
lett the cemetery, and the proceedings terminated.
THE CONDEMNED Convier Davnia.—The sheriffs
again visited Newgate yesterday morning. The prisoner
Devine has made an unqualified oonfeerion of his guilt.
LONDON AND SOCTI3 WNISFZIIN RAILWAY.
Yortorday a 'maid rural meeting 'of this company took
place at the Waterloo station, to tine into coseidaratice
certain hills sow pending in parliament, sad promoted by
the company ; Captain Mangles in the chair. The solicitor
to the company read the preambles of the various bills.
The fine was a bill for authorising the London and South
Western Railway Company to make mid 'maintain a line
from Kensington to Richmond. sod junction lines comma-
micelle; with the Hammersmith sod City Railway, and the
North and South Western Junction Railway, respectively,
and to raise further mouus, and for authociong
m
meats with divers railway immure's. The mooed. Ireirlrt
traduced was a bill for mithonsing the Leedom and
South Western Railway Company to make and
maintain • railway from the London sad Seeth
Western Hallway at Choirboy to the Maims and
Wokingliam Railway at F4hatn. The third bill was far
authonsusg the Okehamptaa Ramey Cumpsay to make
Gerken deviations from their authorised lines, and to raise
further roomy.. The fourth bill was an sot for authorial's
the West London Docks and Warehouse Comp ay to en'-
, cute further works and to make arrangements with other
companies, to raise farther moneys, sad to change the
same of the coonsay. Resolutions apeman' the bills
were put striation, aad were unanimously agreed to. The
chairman observed that, although the directors were at all
times very glad to meet the shareholders, they regretted to
be obliged to cell them imtber wider oisimmatances which
might seem avoidable. There were many other hills ad-
vertised ea shoat to be submitted to this maim ; but they
were Dot sulleisetly ready, aed the delay Ina in no way
the fault of the directors, who hoped that, by adjoureing
the meeting for a abort period, they should be in • polities
to bring forward those further enactments which were now
necessarily postponed. The meeting was therefore ad-
, loomed 101 l the 12th May.
The proposed Inns of Court Hobel• to he erected
en the site of the old George and Bins Boar, Holborn, sad
envied throegh late Lterolies-ion-adds, hes Mee nen-
mewed. The coetract has hese taken by Mune. Hill and
Loma, of Whited**, for 66,0001., sod they are pushing
ea the works with activity, having agreed to complete the
building in a year.
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