The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

I!ANCHESTER, APRIL 22.

STOCK ExcirANGE.--The market opened with a firmer
business, sales very few, and prices improved from the
quotations of yesterday. Leeds stock in demand, at an
advance.—Eastern Counties, 11 13-16. —Leeds, 89 --
Dovers, 20 1.5.16--Grand Trunks, 12—Midlands, 92:1
Londons, 91. ,

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.— Captain Hudson and Mr.
Folanbee, chief engineer of the United States' frigate
Niagara, with Captain Preedy and Mr. Hoar, chief
engineer of Her Majesty's ship Agamemnon, left Ply-
mouth on Wednesday, fur the works of Messrs. Easton
and Amos, London, where some experiments are being
mode for the improvement cf the mode of paying out
the Atlantic cable. It is understood that Mr. Everett,
the engineer who was engaged last year on the duty,
has made some valuable suggestions regarding the man.
ner of delivering the cable, and that he has been " lent"
by the United States' Adtu'ralty for the purpose of com-
municating his views personally to the directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company. It will be necessary for
the Niagara to leave the tidal basin at Ivey ham when
the next highest tide occurrs, on the 15 h of May, or
she would be detained there another month. The fri-
gate will then draw about 26 feet, and, after taking the
remainder of the wire, her stares, &e., outside the basin,
she wi'l draw 27 feet.

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