The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21


rgat angles TO the vertically pended cable, the resist
Of the water will cause to assume curve 70 p, Its
be
to prevent i1 running right down, the angle will become
less and Ices until the dragging force Of the ship will be
exered nearly In the line OF tue sabe Itself 70 Then
the gravity Of the cable coming into play carries 1t by this
line tina, It's convexity towards the eo,,m (o6 Bat
the upper portion OF the CABLE which being cont nuAy
paid from the ship, sinking with lower velocity han
the chips rate, viii still present w concavy towards The
bottom 81 There viii be wave in the cable and this
wave viii exist, whether Start as supposed With
cable suspended vertically simply inclned-.so long
IT Is checked board the chip And this checking cannot
be dispensed with except In the case Of cable much
lighter than that Of the Atlantic Company.
This wave wo1ld under certain conditions, caufe the ex
hbidon OF singular variations In intensity Of the susn
IT. for instance the speed OF the chip be reduced
less suddenly to less than the sinking velocity Of the
cable the wave. will travel towards the sh aud the
strain will be reduced In extraordinary degree; Blu,
moment After the cable assuming the cXserary g. ~u
70 rcrease the speed Of the vessel who q, attempting 70
arrest the cable until considerable portion had been laid
more horizontally upon the water and the wave thus re
eetablkhed
THE COMMENCEMENT AND PROGRESS OF
THE ATLANTIC SUBMARINE TELEGR APH.
This gigantic enterprise nrss conceived 10 this coun
try, and was commenced, sbsut four yeas ago. by small
company OF American capitalists residing CITY Ia
face OF all the objections that urged against H. they
persevered with determination that WA proof gains, all
iii n u no
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so~oo sefFs the oeo VI 'ne A'Anuc "As IN u"er I'm
Possibility and that any attempt must In discontinue
and dssstrous pacunisyv oss IN o.a VIM ,ho,s
10 the attempt But the New York, Newfoun Hand and
vere not 10 he dsieTre1 ,y sucb f,srs. ana Inc on
ca,v,uccs az he nr.rsc. ,,lv =, The rnda, ,h"
en.erss rron a w,tb t "a an es,nos,na.. e.,
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vero noss,ba "a Law snhr,a,ine telsy,s M ha, Zen
The .sme conJ ~, aanap bs, xacn $500. saonl
Enro,a 20. IT,. ~ e. ss,,.. .ss aai
"a 1917, a. 49,, u, ~ ,a0i .o rn'. asso,'
have Inaer,.sen 4, M rms, he coafe.,as !" .,un"n
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~. 80 49, ~ 49, ,sp ,,,, - 'ssoI
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~ -. =, 80, ~ a.. $500 - "AN'" ""'s 'eeA
S VS." e " ' fO'''
oYrioHRs or rHK TKLEGRhrH COMPANY.
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Yion PrHrDrnT.,. Cyrus w. Field.
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ELECTRICIAN. Pamuel y b. Morse
DTsAcT0Rx. Observation-Disclosures. Peer Cooper
Noes To 'lor
Wilson Hint
Marshsll U Rlbcrts
These gentlemen, about three yeas ago, obtained
charter from the colonial government OF Newfoundland
granting them the exclusive privilege for az yea-s Of
running telegraph acrosi thai band aud through any cf
The adsceni waters Tney eso obts1ed preparation
bride path over the southern portion OF tho country
which oon,idered indispensable for the rsrulston
aud repair OF the telegraph Ia addition "a this they
VIC SECURED The Interest On two hundred and nfty
thousand dollars Tor twenty ycsrs, and . PRESENT
OF any square m lee OF land, wheh the company were
Allowed The liberty Of selecting 10 ssy part OF she issnd
These, With CHER subj antal marks OF the favor With
Nnch me govtrnment regarded the enter