The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-13 00:00:00

THE LONDON end SOUTH of IRELAND
DfItEr.A"rELEG RAPTI COMPANY (Limited).
Capital £lOO,OOO, in 10,0'.i0 shares of .£lO each. Deposit £2 per
,share; ies. on aptdiration, and Lt 10s. on allotment.
DIRECTORS.
The Right Hon. Lord. 'Fermoy, M.P., Lord-Lieutenant of the
County and City c'.c Cork, Chairman.
Sir John Henson, (',E., Engineer to Harbour Commissioners,
Cork.
Joseph Cary, Eset.. Pall-mall, St. James's.
Niel' las Cumin, , Esq., Agent to Lloyd's, Cork and Queens-
town.
J. Nugent Darde'll, Esq., 19, Norfolk-crescent. Hyde-r
John Henry Esq. the Albany, Picca dill
Cosines win..
Wyz„,y, L,,dge,
Ealing y.
JoY, q.
Es, Morgate-street.
6,ith power to add to their number.)
SCIENTIFIC REFEREE.
C. Wheatstone, Esq., F.R.S.
ENGNEER.
Nathaniel J. I
Holmes, Esq.
BANKERS.
Bank of London.
SOLICITOR.
F. P. Jeyes, Esq., 22, Tedford-row.
BROKERS.
Messrs. Sewell Brothers, SS, Old Broad-street.
SECRETARY, pro tem.
W. A. Travers Cummins, Esq.
Of Broad-street-buildings.
PROSPECTUS.
IMPORTANCE OF CORY. BARBOUR AS PACKET
ST.A.TI,ON ANJ, PORT OF CALL.
That Londein should V; in immediate and direct communi-
eattion
L2h With 'Cork aud. Queenstown is most important, when
_extent of their trade, and the fact that Cork Harbour has
''`mne the port of call cf the Cunard, Inman, and otner lines
of Arn,„l.•
105. n steamers, both on their outward and homeward
lalia,ess are taken'into account—considerations greatly en- ,
'°Y
the present condition of the American States, in-
ten.•4'4. such momentous results. Cork Harbour is also ex-
ish(Viely used as a port of call by the vessels engaged in our
ear .iterranean, Australian, and other trades ; and is at the
rue time an. imrtant harbour naval station r Ireland, and within 20 miles ofof Fermorefugey, a , thete largest mill-
Zu'Y depot to Ireland.
,N,e A.-.I.griENT CIRCUITOUS- ROUTE OF WIRES.
on)y existing- route, 739 miles in length (viz., by Liver-
.-•`'11, Carlisle, Portpatrick, Donaghadee, and Dublin), is so
9reuito"us, and involves Co many breaks, as to cause great
~uelaY, uncertaity, and frequent incorrectness in the trans-
`The Messages.
PROJECT. OF THE COMPANY.
Jile Urgent necessttv of supplying the deficiency thus for-
-IJly illustrated, lif,s 'induced Ihe formation of this Company,
'Whose object is to provide an unbroken line of communication,
qireet from Lon,:ton, via St. David's Head, Pembrokeshire,
!cross St. Ge.jrge's Channel to Wexford. and thence by
ilraterford, (V• 4., to Cork -and Queenstown, a distance of about
14 miles, I,,istead of r;J,
A.DvAN
,'" Pl TVES,
ost importantA advantage hasCONCESSIONbeen secured by an ex-
eonoessiop, to this Company of the privilege of esta-
s4irig a Statton Roche's l'oint at the entrance to Cork
thetWhere the Pilots reside,' and from whence they
o Steamers News will be brought to the station by
-.l4°relurn. Pilot boats, and transmitted thence direct to Lon-
.ll, not only anticipating all messages which have to be
,`",fiatched from Queenstown, but, in fact, reaching London
1., considerable thne before the Mail Tender can arrive at
ullette,,nsto.
.n. It is unnecessary to point out that so direct
- giving thoroughly efficient communication, will not obtain preference of existing business, acknowledged
Ronde certai exceeefingly remunerative, but by its increased celerity
Wires will tend largely to multiply the use of the
rica.s' e niecially on the full resumption of trade with Ame-

1.. SIGNAL TOWER FOR PASSING SHIPS.
05;,P,,.(511. liigh ground, contiguous to the Station at Roche's
';', Signal Tower will be erected, from which vessels
-;,„..,"'ng up and down Channel wrilbe sighted and reported,
i"" a considerable amount of business may be anticipated,
to Five
the facilities thus worded to merchants and shipowners Olve orders as to poet of discharge, thereby saving the de-
.ition and expense now frequently incurred. Wires will be
*Pecially provided to facilitate the large traffic which already
txists between - Cork, Queenstown, Yom,ial, Dungarvon,
lc r ord, an
Wate
f 41 Wexford, and the ports of South Wales,
11
'eh are no`4 without telegraphic connection.
The MANUFACTURE OP CABLE.
a ent,i Cllr,rnarine Cable is in the course of manufacture, under
c --"c'e9est with Messrs. 8. W. Silver and Co., l'atentees of the
,aorgchouc Insulator, in reference to which the Government
It 'nmittee OIL Submarine Telegraphy state (vide page 33 of
a eport), Indiarubber surpasses all other materials in the
rignallness of the amount of its inductive discharge, and the
perfectness (it its insulation." The whole line will be ready
for use early in the spring, and its maintenance guaranteed
fora term of years.
A. Co CAPITAL sunscßinED.
Rsiderable portion of the earaal is already subscribed.
APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES.
P _ Ap p 1 lea t ion s for shares in I.7b.e_ annexed form, addressed to
e Directors. ay be mad
Broad-street, or to to the Sc (!. to the Brokers, at No. 58, Old
,Cretary at the offices of
ti
Com-
CtIV, 7, Broad-street-bu%tdings, E.C., but no application will
considered unless rAlCompanied by a deposit of 10s. per
Share upon the numlyer
//lent, the amount ge applied fora In the event of no allot-
posited ill e rernwh deduc-
tion • and if the al:figment be lessb than thenm itberout applied
for, the balance C,f the amount will be carried to the account
of the total depcjapt; of x,..

F0R3,1 APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
To the Direerors of the London and South of Ireland Direct
Telegraph Company, Limited, 7, Broad-street-buildings,
London, E.C.
C,4-eliticAtelt, I enclose my cheque for .£ , crossed
Bank of London," being a deposit of Iliares of £lO
each in the London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph
'"
!I,l'nll`,/, Limited ; which I r,,,quest you to allot me, and I
e, y Agree to accet such shares, or any smalr number
'4, 111,cy be allotted p
to me, and to pay the balance of deposit
0, 4? r,n each share so allotted,
1 am, Gentlemen,
Nf.'irie in 11111
Address in full
Date
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