The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

oess Of an ;n,rIot, rat could Be b-r.fcial only
~ az Cb,nese ,nd M, hs,nus ,o,ld BE- ;rdiger,ai
20 he French b ,ood be rrtallu Injurious % tse En2ta
and q TIE Araer1cas BY great AGILITY and ey great hrm
the threatened danger avoided Prompt eoinsei
taken counter mine vas sprung ana again TN
Cpnsy player checked ~ FOOLS mate bil as W
understand, privilege were gwen ~ which would
have been Vers useful The merchants q 10th coeh
'res-not because they would not Dave heen coaceaei
and Justly conceded because the tssonabi! hostile
influence Of Russia was feared, but pee tlse y would not
have been safe 10 daily longer WIN the opposition 81
Russia while Russia could count upon tle in7ensa,e assist
ance Of America.
This : as much of the story Of the taty q Ten as
may be publiCiy known and publicly stated. The facts
are freely alked Of and believe there Is douS of
their correctness We think they ought be known IN
America This not aquestoa between the countries
We quite that the American people
carry their drills up the Yang se and 10 exchange them
London be, AND that they would have been quite A.
indignant the result of had
han Mr. Reed sly treaty a. We N fnenhd should have
been IL Is only fair TO lei them know how badly they
have been served ~ this matter and how unreaonaby
the moral influence Of Their country has p,ea used
against us and against themselves. Throughout the
whole of this latter scene diploma'ist ever made
weaker figure than that made by the American repre-
senia,ive he has not only caused rs botn much peril
but he has done Doth harm; he has been in al
hngs the tool OF the Russian whose opposition was sen
sihe enough and TO be expected and he has succeeded
only IN fixing upon the Chinese mind IN .ndehic conyc
iion that" American man only number Two class Eng
.ishmann
The Atlantic Cable,
Valcnta correspondence (oct i5l OF london Telegraph
the Island aud the main land which belongs the British
and ifsh Magnetic Telegraph Company again failed
the 18th, and although the weather from fine yes
lerday i Wa underrun by their agent Mr. Walker snd
found 10 have broken or been about yards
nearer the Island than the last time To-day If fine,
Is 10 NC again sphced IN the meantime, Mr. Walker
las now and then 10 the main land, where
the ron hut forms office, il there are
messages waiting Al Killarney on the 18th Mr. Bar
thoomew the superintendent Of the Atlantic telegraph
here received telesraphic message that posted
in Killarney, to the eject that anti, farther orders
current to be sent INTO the cables except that gene
rated by Henley coils Yesterday afcrnoon Nj Keli,
who went last august ia the Niagara ana who
has only returned within the last fortnight from America
arrived for the purpose q Lay ing The long talked Of shore
cable which has been daily expected round from London
IN soop Mr. Kell says tue reoiciugs al Nea YORK passed
all oohe!. and ne thinks Mr. Cyrus Weld for the attn
time Will again come over 10 this country THIS director
has the reputation OF beng most active, although the
Chairman q the company, Mr. Samuel t,urney, NJ r.. il
very attentive sre Il 4 SJid tkp fhey ere lokg 10 Oh
tain tie government quGrQ qtee otr pcr cent for all 1neu
id o already ard That nicat BE- rsgircd; ba whether
you ask The Islander the telegraph clerks get the
same anseer-We have no knowledge e what The directors
are doing VIA! they inend ~ do II a CONCLUSIVE
proof is required Of their uncertain proceedings, / will
that 1857 the Niagara paid ont miles of Die
ten Of which shore cable although Fifteen miles aerc
originally lrondcd to b. aid Shortly after the first failure
inc iepS Steamer came round 70 take thus up four and
afmes of shore cable lett dow the ffths end
70 sea being anchored a. is present ~ miles OF hc
$50 taken mp and more. thins might have been
bad Sir Chtre. Bright gone himself There is another
half mile OF shore able cooled up under the and on The
main aud 80 that there nog actually AZ ihe station &c.
more shore cable, there vas 10 miles o. al irymoa,h,
since taken round 20 London. Now ! understand after
delay OF nearly three months ise shore cable
10 be round from London which wit make 10 miles
IN all and woul1 make 10 miles length the old share
cable - used. Now not likely that the damage Is IA
the first 10 miles although, OF course. Il possible The
directors, one would imagine would try IT, lay down
air ST., so mics, ~ of shore. and - af
ordinary cable. Thea Mr.. WhiichogSes ideas would
be proved, "a Il sul quite possible hat the
damage may be near siipfe, not~ tis andlg the
trary opinions Of Professor Thomson Mr.. Yarcy, Mr..
Henley &c one thing Is very certain Z the shore
end when laid does not improve matters the Is
too f.r gone 10 0p anything ;his year, although
signals from Newfoundland sT7c9 y.scrfIy dftsr
noon The Atlantic Telegraph stab AT present consists Of
the superintendent, Mr Bartholomew and I'VE clerks or
assistants, Viz Mcssrs tollett kngsiord Cscui Bali
and smith These latter each daiy watch four hours and
iory cigh; minutes and the present system try
SEND messages from Vaenta al The hours, ,y tour
g. tyc, sN 10 seven, Nc, ami receive al the odd be
eye Al thc staff here have got notice - ieavc tho
any the Goth November, unless any tAng fave rhic
turns ~. Ia ali probability ill. hc wac has been
ec'oa With the Mediterranean cable WI he able
mencc operations IN about three days, anu the general
lcei IS that the shore will be brought past the
instead OF between Cnurch Island ana
Ia main land, AT prescott The superintendent know
spltoVo 81 this, a. Il avoids tle