The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-12

down In the Red Sec. These having receuty beou
obtained the promoters Of me undertaking conder them.
stves In position TO resu@e with oil necessary powers
Referring proposed line II telegraphic coumunc ston
rdia through keso osAis and down the Pertain 9a
the promoters the Red Sra line repudse any wish 70
interfere .i,h any srraneemens ina, nsss oeen made,
VII oh ehoud seoure 10 Iadis teegraphic Communication
wi hin certain PERIOD ought not 70 be delayed without
eyeptnaly be q double line Having exclusive pos.
,esson Of q armsn from the PAaha Of Egypt and the
suclme Porte for the Red ses route 70 necessty exists
70. any further delay The association therefore,
proposes 70 tsnbhsh ten graphic communication from
Ae1 andra uez by land and from 5uez TO Alden and
rence to KurYachee by submarine cable The distauce
rom Aexandris 10 Suez Ii 24o miles from suez 70 Alden,
from Aden 70 Kuyrachee the length OF the cable re-
qured will be no less Than 1853 miles, divided into
lions, Of which are 10 exceed 500 miles In length
The expenses OF the 1ole undertaking from Alexandra
70 Korarhee, .h hoeral ALTO vance for s,udngsnces,
IN timased being II the most 100000 The associa
ten also calculates thai the time for constructing and lay
iDs down the cable dated from the period the mauuac
uon VIII NOT exceed ghs months 70 Adeu and 70 n add
,iopal tbs TO Kurrachee II has been assumed that
the exn'vs coral reefs In the Red Sea present nsupers
ble obstacles to . submarine telegEa b, but from
mnst careful survey Of the coast on eituer shore
been acertaned ha the cable be laid hey the
two stations ana even 1t those places he reefs,
believed, can always be avoided by careful souodings
The assistance which the a,socIa'ion consider ndspen
able 10 the organization of the undertaking guarantee
Of ak the capital required to commence from
the De livery OF the nrst message In return for this con
cession ,he association would give all government de-
sfAtches prort " Time Of sending The rate Of sub
I'D accorded 70 the Atlantic teegra ID four per cert 6y
he OF hs United States and four per cent BY
s further offered by the IN that ,vernment
from India by the Red should be conveyed
st the same rate a. private ones and tbs association agree
all the receipts, from Whatever arce, shall be ap
proprated 10 satisfy the guarantee, which 70 oease aud
determine ~ the amonnt has been entirely lqu
dated. With regard TO the Communication between Alex
age In the Mediterranean employed Ia plans for
composing H. the com any think ina. !. VIII Dc per
in readiness; but these pecauonS should not DO re-
aBzed, they express their willingness to lay doSna cable
AexAneYia and he Dardsnees distance Il 800
miles. AccomT this statement 70 the chairman OF
The East ndia Contrary letter from Mr.. Bfgdt the
giving decided preeren 70 the Red Sea line Of tee
graph with In he goes to say hat the coral BY no
nsu, mountabie obstacle - can be seen BY the
working Of the frat Mediterranean submarine line, which
coral several times On the other hand M Blight
h belief that the opposed line through hetopo
,ama viii dfcut II not possible, 70 maintain
has found tina, seven in the ruder parts Of Ireland
requires the mos continued wachfulness TO keep the
wires from injury" Mr. l. GB borne also gives his test
Red may avoided that where is necessary
or expedeLt to cross them In approaching the shore
s.h'D: II may Be done w,tS01, Injury or es
The correspondence concludes with letter
from the deputy chairman OF the company, In which the
writer calls the attention OF the East ndiA Company to the
abrupt failure OF The Atlantic releg sph and sugges that
he coo miles Of cable su undStd board the Aga
memnou and Niagara can be Immediately apple in form
ing The submarine line from Alexandria 70 Adei without
fu Their loss Of time than that necessary for the vee to
accomplish their voysge II adds that Ct this period Of
The year. and In the present state Of the money Market
would be impossible the capital necessary for
Of establishing the undertaking a once unless the
aass INDIA oompan; would enssso Contribute rom tns
Alexandria and in consideration for messages conveyed
and prory OF ran,msion, the annual sum Of 900,
TO and determine when the company Obtained pro
m from iu general receipts Of six per cent With this let
the correspondence Closes and the matter 10 sin under
the consideration OF the Court OF Directors, though IL
generally believed that an answer favorable 70 ihe imme
ojse adoption Of the a,ter proportion VIII be returned.
In the House Of Commons on he 2sih Of August, xr
BRsooI ked the noble lord 81 the head OF the govern
mert what arrangements had been cred into BY the
government for Geographic communication with India
via the &c pr rates and 10 Suez ano Alden
Lord PAMlRsros-The communication BY the Euphrates
was trdersken by private COMPANY with certain oon
nsent engagements on The part Of the government and
last few day that the Turkish gov men. bas not given
permission for the out OF that project that de-
q se s ssa
down 70 the Red Sea and 60 across to Kurrs,hee Is
private company, believe contemplating srch IN IN
certakpg snd can only say thai sdu glad 70 render
them erry assistance in po,or far may BE- able
do 50 uitho any assistance from farsamea (Hear,
hear)
The spanish- Mexican Imbroglio.
Paris (Aueust Az rresponoence OF the London Times
Dispatches from aadrid that Gen Lersundi,
who appointed Captain General OF the Island Of Csbs,
,ioD, and that he will take With hi the faa Instructions
tf the Madrid government With respec! 70 the dispute
with Mexico The papers that senior Lsfragus, instead
Ct coming Pari, gene 10 Cadix Il Is added that
be embark there fer his country His friends
at Paris seem in The dark a. to hi, movements We hear
nothing Of the mediation OF EnglAnd and France In
this quarrel bot there Ii not the slightest doubt that
-a accepted howcyer reluctantly b. spain and that the
conferer liked held ~ Paris There haze ben
pors ofoot that Spain had again changed her md but
he same IoWofnl argm,an hat i.daei her 10 accept the
neddtion ai exist whenever the conference 10 neid, u
At raF Rhnnid N
Paris persoI completely IN possession OF the fac OF
the and hgh capable Of representing Mexico IN the
the tedious non ocaI negotiation that took
place there this summer.
Prorog alton OF the British Parliament.
Parliament was proroeued on the 18th Of July.
The House OF Lords met 81 ali past O'Clock In order
to dispose Of some appeal business. Immediately upon
s conclusion there wAs Roy Commission Of ~hch te
Commissioners were:-Tne Lord Chancellor, the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury Earl Granville, the Earl Of HsrroN
by and Lord Papmure
shortly after / o'clock "Blsck Rod" WAS seut to sum.
mon the House Of Commons 70 attend Immediately and
hear the Roy al Commission read.
sir Augustus Clifford, Bart Gentleman Usher OF tho
Black Roc, returned 10 their Bordsnps bar with several
of he most prominent members OF the Lower Houss In
coon Of course the right honorable the Speaker aud
the t Dom moper Of the present day, Lord Pamern,n
OF the Eychequer Sir George Cray Secretary OF STATE for
tue Home Dpa tment; FIR q Wood Frst Lord OF tue Ad
mira,v NJ v smith, Presideni Of the Board Of Control
Mr.. Nilhers Judge Adv ccHte General; Mr. r. BAnes,
Chancellor RI the Duchy OF Lancaster; ". Bouvefe,
President OF the Poor Law Bard, and Messn Warren,
Ayrtop, X. seymour, Bowyer. al,
The only peers presenl were the Bishop Of Rpon and
Lord Foley.
The Commission having bean read, tho royal Assem-, va,
given In the usual form 10 the Divorce and Matrimonial
Causes bill.
Toe Lord Chancellor then read a. f,lows:-
TIE QUEENS sPEEoH.
MY LORDS trn 6KsTl nm 1--WE are commanf ed BY hef
Majesty 10 release you from further attendance IN Para
mcn and ~ The same time 70 expfcsf to you ncr Msesys
cordial Acknowledgements for the neal and assduity with
which you have performed your important duties during
sesson which, though shorter than usual, has never
iheless been unusually laboriors.
Her Majesty c, mmands 70 express 70 you her saus.
fsen that the present ,tae OF Affairs In Europe insrcs
well grounded conhden % In the couiinuance Of peace
The arrsnGemcn connected with the full execution OF
the supuaians Of the treaty OF Pars have from various
causes not jet been completed but her Majesty
that by the earnest efforts OF the contracting part that
treaty all thai remains 70 be done With reference
pulsious may, ere long, be ~ isfs aorily settled.
Her Majesty commands 10 inform you tina, the erten
sive mutnies which have broken out among The rssye
troops az the army OF Bengal followed by disturb
In many parts OF that Presidency oocasoned
her Majesty extreme concern and the barbauss which
have been inflicted upon many OF her Mse,tys suhs