Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17


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Weekly Review: tsf
:. sv The Atlantic Telegraphcableis bro
ken! The Unfortunate ACCIDENT oc-
cured on the morning Sfrthe nth ait,
+. after having paid out successfully 3S5
miles of the cable, On that morning
there was a heavyswel ons the Mag
ara was going at the, rate offourr miles
per. hour and every body on board
were. sanguine Of success, when an
.oversanxiQus engineer, thinking the
cable vas running cut too fast, applied
the brakrs more firmly and the cable
parted st some distance from the stern
of the ship But, although the pres
sntto experiment. b s failed, if, results
have been to convince ali those who
!, took an interest in it of the practibility
Of4ha enterprise. On the evening OF
the TOEEf the t~elegrgphic dispatch sent
from the Niagara reported that nearly
i. 300 niles7Of the cable, had been sue
esssfpIlE laid iltO1the sea at adeptho Of
GbuuttKo miles and thatits submersiOn
ssgo great aadepth had no perrceptib1Re
Influence on the electric current. The
length Of tbs. cable still remaining is
over 1900 miles, more thanis necessa-
FB1for the completion of the undertake
ing, but whether another attempt viii
be made the present year or postponed
until next suhm remains to be deci-
dedlbythe board Of direetors.:2 nFo1e
? 19The r5esp0Grted triumph Of the British
arms in India was a hoax after all. At
the latest dates, 9th of June, Delhi
BaslyetinpossessiOn ion ofthe rebels and,
although repulsed with great slaughter
iRseEeral s~0rties, had found means to
spread the munity among the native
troops. Great reinforcements, how
ever, mwereH Z arriving at the English
. camp and twas thought the capture
ofDeIH would be soon accomplished.
92.A schooner eaadIltesdthe Jupiter, sail
ing under American cplors, was. seized
BY British steamerson on the west coast
OfAfriSa.a Seventy slaves were found
on board and $50 more were waiting
.onItRe beach for embarcation.
In Mexico, Comonforthas been elect
cd Presidentby an overwhelming ma
jerity. No great apprehension was
feltiSsto.t the result Of the difficulties
I. With Spain. ~. 49, 9.'
The news brought from Europei8 Of
no political importance, @ Severalfai
ures among commercial men of LON
don and Liverpool are reported
A strictly private visit has been paid
TO Queen Victoria by Mr.. Bonaparte,
who intends also to have an interview
with Alexander, the drunkard of Rus
sia. =. H-.-'3' & /.
kr The French arms have met with
success in Algeria, not quite so
Mi8hrthe Russiansbin Gircassia where
Shamyl,n at the head of $4,000 men,
baGyrout6d them and several fortified
places, built by the Russians at great
cost for the ~mainte4ance either com
munications, fell into Shamyls hands
oY The American horse, Prioress, beat
en in the race for the GoOdwood cup,
has since twice ran without any. more
success, In the race for the Sussex
Eountg cup; coming fourth out of FIVE.
49vInteIligence has beenoreeeived at
Washington that Brigham Young is
preparing to resist Gen. Harvey. On
accounted the advanced seasonthe 1ex-
pedifioh against sah VIII probably be
postponed until next spring and the
tfopps, ordered to take their winter
fuuartersj in Kansas. aave9I egsd6eo 70.
Do Two State elections have come off
in Vermont andin Texas. Sorely beat
Ell ii Vermont the Democratic party
has had an ample revenge in Texas
So far As heard from, AZ Republican;
and z Democrats T elected in Yer
mont. Fletcher, the Republican can,
didate is elected Governor. In Texas
Runnel, Democrat, is elected Govern.