The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-31

angles WIN the shir-n Ia evident thai che drrins,
from The tpdercs which the cable has to enc SIDE and
slowed dov and s,ooUed so often, has no heads
The captain tbs and calls out 70 he Leo Srd,
which II fee hundred feet from our port quarter, "
come 10 cur Mssance
leopard sboyr he csls out ., the top Of his voice
"Leolad, ahVl ant GU TO keep our mead 70 WIND
ward bile make = splice"
To b repy AZ reoe we'd from the Leopard tina, they
ur der.tood u.s. ard that WAS all right lnmedste'y
s'er head put about AND running assern o. us sn~
cApeupn our sabosrd qrarer for the purpose or com
plying with RI quest; bui by the tune sne got into
proper poviiop found that we had NO occasion for
her ,ervices and that the cable had sgan got into
ycpey position Meantime the sploer works away hard
AND fact and just he has dnshed the insulation Nc
Field cs the circe Of spectaiors that are gathered
end informs them that they are In communication
With The shore and 'hs, they are taking away hard and
feat Al last the gutta peycha joining II flashed, and
thing remsns be done but to lay on the exerna
sewing IRE protecting wire twisted over the insulasor
and cgeg tina, again is wound the serving OF hemp ss
tight a. human rtrergth can drawh
"Ar Bright said In ,n 10 the Chief Engineer OF
the Te graph Company, when the lice had been c,rn
peted, "kr Bright DO you mean 70 send down buoy "
eyes SIR" Mr. Bright replies "Ithink 1t would be bet
ter O. do co."
Ard the buoy is accordingly sent down, attached to
rope been attached the oAb, before the buoy has
len the sh,'s side that in the splicing gives way
it may be shen up Asai and resploed But The cable Is
when tb Ill be committed 70 the ocean With fevers,
aD1ifiy II has at Las, arrivei, and Mr. Evorets calls
to ease her gently" white Mr. Todd who Is officer
OF the deck unwilling to trust The tube repeats the
order In sentorau tones down the engine hatch that
oder IL not heard they must certainly be deaf down
there but they not and the word Is hardly passed be
fore II Is carried into effect
Mr. Fright asks through the tube that leads to the tele
Praph once vhiah has been haed up alongside the main
deck roll II the continuity Is perfect and Is Informed by
the chief operator, M De sauty 'tbat b all right"
The cable meantime has been pdd ont and In less than
where the rplce which had put every into
ss sss .I .s
worst customers With which we mad yet 70 deal and every
body ratulates eery body else bat safely over
two three hours afer al tell you what that . hard
time, and hope We wont soon have such an ,ther"-s
hope In which Is almost needless 70 say every one who
heard him joined
The next point or interest the telegraph oe the
door Of which bese With nquirers oil DESTROYS OF
knowing how the cable works and considerable uumbsr
OF thve With ages for friends not ,nlv In Valenta,
Liverpool and Lonaon, but away of In the United stses
to bs ayps oespssS to the
NEW YORK herald, d which be feels considerable ride
in being able to the first sent to any newspape-
the Atlantic Telegraph, thai portion Of II which
Was laid. And here II s:-
UNITED STATES FRIcArx NIAGARA
AIsrA, or rHE CoAsI OF IRELAND august -lP'AS
new YORK H-RIID orrIcs- -
ssS S 3s 'xss mil. mos,
ct sier ,pe had been paid ou and the cable is in such
seen the ship and Ii shore VI creates. All
ven ON bcsd the Esg,r. and ssnruns IS 70 ,as resa o.
they hove around us md can imagine what In ense anxiety
The suhoned desua,ch received from the telegraph
Office al yalentia BAY
We TIE Niagara brosdside Is there anything wrong
In the paying ouH
To which the following reply was received
An is right Everything gong veil The ships broad
side sens arises from her drifting a. she WAS going very
slowt only mile and hat sn hour.
The meusses that we're sent by the ohcers to th'ir
friends and relatives In different parts OF the Ucifed
Ssaes would Gil column after column o the HHRAID aud
the operatives were ket bury 81 the Instrument the whole
time.
THIRD pAY-Auausr s.
Since the Niagara left New York she was not and coud
Dot have been favored with fsr weather than she bad
day Tbs In amo,t cloudless Ky and tbs
wind light thst hardly raised ripple on the va
The rest Of the telegraph squadron had spread part
OF their canvas hope Of being able 70 their
COAL but they made nothing by IL, and were obliged 10
furl their sals which we're hspgng loosely from the
ards. Even the Light ensgns hung from the peaks In
folds and there hardly strength enough In the breeze
,hase on, the s lighter streamers that foaad from
the m.in We h>.d the bells Of the susQuehanna as abe
sood Of about half mile our starboard quarter and,
necessary. could have hailed her ii that distance
without any great ssrsinns Of lungs The Leopard was
port side, and The Agamemnon, with her massive
and warllke looking hull, although . mite and . hal
away, komed up visiby a. II she were not more
than one third distance on The Cysops amused her
self running ahead Of the rest OF the squadron. on
the lookout for something Which she succeeded In
fsdpg she had jolly rolickipg way Of her own, ihss
copaed strongly With The rolling gait OF tie bluff Aga
memnop and the dsshing style Of the Leopard, which
pitched into sea- matter how small, - N mad
some n.idiocs de gps up her, tbrosns from her 10
showers az spray The Susouehanua took II quietly
uile. an hour ,he had been 90 ng dozen 10 the
same time About tsenty -.iles sstern OF the squadron
the Sehes two high rocks that stand out fro the msn
lend HE ggsn ic oupost., DISTINCTLY visible, and
although the little hsh house n the entrance 10 vaenus
bad beio~ the horizon some hours bsfore, We
oosld r' tell :. position BY me high .odT mar Sy
ketts, 40 island mo1nisip, AMI ooe OF the nrst ~
the many highlands which the msriner sees 90 THIS
part OF The lsh coast before be enters Hpge bay aud
tnose low half sunken, treschero looking rocks with
which the 81 perpetual war, are the foze and
the dread Of oil the ship MASTERS .sc rate about mi,
Baskets among th'se high lands o. the county Kerry n
some OF ncebi scenery that ever delsaef
the eyes OF . traveller scd a. those high suas sink
rrsdns peow The horizon the valleys darken With the
evening shadows, and the nouDtsn oests, suhnsed
win The red SLOW Of he de,cepding sun lo7s more IKE
II W Captain Penpock zach 10 day. alt1ousn Cspais
Hudson may Re said 70 be 81 rsys with The exception Of
he few poch he river q rest Tie 'srsins trst
sor IL 10 reesrd 10 the cable It's fact The ars
With smo every one when they have Got the sleep OUT OF
tbsir eyes 49,
wfs, is the rate at vbioh the cable being paid ou
be irquires addressing Mr.. Fright the samaker, VINO
one Of he gus -disps Of mo coils
"Tbrce uiles, rir," The response This not 20 Test
~ had en- ozpeced, but rs doing very well for the
presen ahhough the Intention 10 W do mucb better be-
fore hundred mies Of tie cable shs osve been psses
The stern vis 10 the coil proves ths 'ne retori
OF M Fu.u Ia correct and also proves another hing,
that Whatever fears might have been felt In regard 70
knss or anything 81 tnst kind, entirely grounde-,
No hing could he more gratifying than the way w Shc6
comes out - the cosso flexible aud yet possessing
90 mech sronrn. There IA trouble whatever vito IT.
M l~.uts inlo kroi enssuslirg ~ the tAk0-but
the whole prosees tf unnopg wiaou the slightest
difficulty The vho sand srouni the circle looking
for accident, have easy time OF w. ,nd might be 10
New York Liverpool, or away In the purjsu,, Tor au
their services se req 1T ed That cable couldn't ttnt N u
tried ard l.ng o. n psves out sf the shp safely I'D
IL cepsiteo securey tbs bottom, may twist "a much
plesses The iron ves which IN m the on or cover
rc proiectcb may become a. cotrcded with The &C
ton OF ue SIT waer 70 sfOfd II no longer any 7rotec
ton but -te the Insulation remains intact the essen 1s
part OF the cable requires c'h-r protection than that
given by the gurs peichs. II has be urged, ss an az
gunept IN favor o. the Of the Atlantic teeg 'sph
se.s lr.v an tha ~ rns