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THE ATLANTIC TELV GRAPH COMPANY
(Incorporated I,ar Act of
each shareholder's
Lability is 'Parliament in 155', whereby
aloe subscription). specially limited to the amount
Guaranteed S
p etion and workini-,,,
core • ' per cent. the British Government upon
of the cable.
£600,000 in 120,00 e,
tcent One pound Shetka_3.
Shares of £5 each. Deposit on allot-
The Right DIRECTORS.
II Peer JAMES STUART WORTLEY,
Sheer House, 'Mortlake Surrey, Chairman.
Cjl PP
IS M LAMPS(Jai Esq. Nessrs. C. M. Lampson
Rua Co.), 64, Qat,
(MeGel: aesorrisrnige_aPtie.abrei, Cheapside, L' radon, Vice-
-Esq., 22, Old Broad-street, London
Francis
tireorg'i Peabody and Co.)
rancts Le
park, Breton,Esq.,
21 Sas sex-place, Regent's
slllt7shn Pet .der, E.q , 11LP ; Manchester Director of the
Jo a
.k!7.c].
Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company).
Charms • Brett, Esq., 2, Hanover-square, London (Vice-
Ala Submarine Telegraph Company).
s 'ael nd Moon, Esq., Liverpool.
Gurney, Esq., M.P., 65, Lombard-street, London
.4.Bsa•s. Overend, Gurn, y, and Co.).
iv Miami Brown, Esq. Liverpool, (Messrs, Brown, Ship-
-43', and Co.).
Ship-
Edward Cropper, Esq., Swaylands, near Penhurst Ihrector of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph
en°„_inPallY, and of the London and North-Western Railway
Capes
in A. T. HarAilteli, 12, Bolton-row,
P. Bidder Ear 24 Great George-street, Westmin-
ster (Director $ 4, ,eorge-s _
le ra h
co_a of the lectric and International le g
.P._
e 4,1 IV, and late resident of the Institution of Civil
eers).
'w -HONORARY DIRECTOR.
8d on behaStephl`e Esq., late Official Director on this
z •
of her Majesty's Government, and now
3.a
In/lan Of *rale Board of Indian Revenue.
ELECTRICIAN AND ENGINEER.
Cromwell F. 'Parley, Esq.
Willi CONSULTING COMMITTEE.
British William V " airbairn, Esq,, F.R.S., late President of the
1,08-4bsociation.
ProffP Whitworth, Esq., F.R.S.
prr •erasor Whentstone, F.R.S.
essor W. Thomson, F.R.S., of Glasgow.
SECRETARY. •
George Seward, Esq.
BANKERS.
Bank of England.
SOLICITORS.
Freshfields and Newman.
Offices--22, Old Broad-street, London.
ti,"e Directors have the fullest confidence in the suffi-
,2lcY of: the scientific and practical facilities which now
''et for
working long deep sea
Port.
1848. uunared yrcbsages were sent through
the cable in
ofer„. 'Of these two messages alone to general commanding
llior in Canada and Nova Scotia, countermanding a pre-
R, iti AR order for the embarkation of troops to India, saved the
.eh
Government £50,000 ; another message assured
4144,,„,t0tts friends in England, in the collision of the Europa
-"tul Arabia ' off
,
-"" passengers and the vessel.
The Directors have determined to place this undertaking
V.ithin the reach and interest of all classes of the commu-
IWY bY issuing the preference stock in shares of £5 each, £1
thet share payable on allotment. A considerable portion of
lisoshares has alreafly been taken up by themselves and
b original shareholders, and the Board now confidently
,„•tte the public to subscribe the remainder.
th.lhe total amount of the present issue is £600,000, and
the British
is guaranteed a dividend of 8 per cent. per annum by
Government on the completion and during the
vos„
tig of the table. e
ttnetT,..sh"Ares are specially guaranteed 8 per cent. per
cable the British Government on the success of the
.6 surplus profits of the Company remaining after the
8 h b aid out on the new capital, and
per cent. as een p
lir!' Cent. on the old capital, will be divided pro rata be-
'"en them both, after providing for a reserve fund.
Subscribers to the present capital are thus effectually
11ted their first 8 per cent., irrespective of competition or
other contingency, except a total loss of the cable ; and
is addition, participate equally in the large surplus of
11.44,,1t that may legitimately be expected to accrue from the
on a line so peculi, sly situated as that of the Atlantic
ikcLe,g'raph Company, connecting as it does, by its sole
te, graph
the two vast networks of aerial and submarine
all'aPhic communication of Eurtype and America.
_,attesers. Glass, Elliot, and Co., the telegraph contractors,
0.1.er to subscribe and pay up, in cash the sum of £25,000;
Thull lf selected to manufacture the cable, they will allow
Libt ectoPany to pay weekly for the materials used and
ta eniployed about the making and laying of it, charg-
t4ho profit thereon, and nothing for the use of their works
Pro,,,,.lllaeliihery, nor for their personal services during the
laealess of the /manufacture, nor until the cable is cora-
jharsucceseful. When, however, the cable has been
lY laid and efficiently worked during one month, the
coluiat 138talrnent of profit is to be paid. This profit is to
the
of Atlantic Telegraph shares, credited as hilly paid
aQ,'"" value altogether of 20 er cent. upon the actua
Z_tbe shares being divided into 12 equal instalments,l
arliverable to the contractors by one instalment per
awful surveys on behalf of this Company have been
by the British Government off Ireland and New-
Wadi
and respectively—that off Ireland by Master Hoskyn,
41,, and that off Newfoundland by Capt. Orleb, R.N
Abe supposed precipitous cliff about 300 miles fromar Ireland. , Vhich has been urged in depreciation of that route, is found
Mr. Hoskyn to be a descent equable throughout, and of
aILO greater pitch than would allow of the working of a lo-
comotive up and down it, while the bottom is everything
that can be desired, the soft mud of which it is composed
being of a nature continually to increase in depth, and cer-
tain in a few years to so cover the cable as to protect it from
all external influences.
On the Newfoundland side, Captain ()rider has shown
that a deep channel exists from the approach to Trinity
Bay to a place called New Perlican, where there is every
facility for landing, and by adopting which as terminus
llPWards of 40 miles of oatic will be moved.
This Uompany possesses the exclusive right of landing
telegraphs on the entire Atlantic coast of Labrador, and on
the coasts of Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and
the State of Maine. It also possesses agreements with the
entire telegraphic system of America, undertaking for the
latter to connect exclusively with this Company, and cove-
liallting in some instances to return each week in cash, as a
dieco
unt for the encouragement of the Atlantic Company,
~" Per cent. of the charges received by them for messages
"N'et their lines to or from the cable.
ni• calculation has been prepared, and may be had at the
'raoe! showing the pecuniary result if the traffic be snffi-
:"zit i° keep the cable at work at a very moderate rate for
period in each year equal to an avenge of 175 whole
rather less than half of the year. It should addition-
her be remarked that, owing to the difference in longitude
"We'eu Europe and America, the cable must necessarily
:Vet. day and night.
„era regards the speed of working that may be expected.
vornatifto Wen agree, one and all, in stating that twelve
thr us Per minute, as a rainumum can be telegraphed
°ugh a proper cable between Ireland and Newfound-
oe, ' even reducing this minimum basis by nearly 20
1)".
„a cent., taking the new capital at £600,000 and the old
daPita Lz.l at £462,860; allowing, moreover, only 16 hours per
or each clay's work, and 300 of such working days per
t.41:11%. the revenue at 2s. 6d. per word (the tariff autho-
tt,',`Ashy Government), after paying 18 per cent. per annum
lea:l4e Lew capital, and 14 per cent. on the old capital, will
do e oPWards of £240,000 per annum balance for forma-
ts„ of a reserved fund, being practically sufficient money
AY for an additional line of cable out of profits every
!,or three years.
itr allotment will be made or deposit demanded until
liabFil.ta £300,000 have been applied for. Nor will any
of ~l'ltY be incurred by the new subscribers on account
rrelitnittary or any other expenses, unless that amount
t reached. If sufficient capital beyond the £300,000 be
14'1 Ultimately raised, the deposits will be returned—
h; email amount for expenses—at a time to be fixed by
„general meeting of shareholders in February next.
.001plications for Shares, Prospectuses, and Ferms of
aPhcation to be made to Mr. George Saward, the Secre-
-.Y, et the Company's Offices, 22,01 d Broad-street, London.
By order.
22 GEO. SAWARD, Seoretary.
`Old Broad-street, London.

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