The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
Revival OF Busaness-vast Increase OF Circu
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The News.
Owing to an unfortunate accident TO the telegraph
wire somewhere in Cape Breton we have no add.
tiona definite information respecting the landing Of
the Atlantic telegraph cable. There is no doubt
however, of the complete success OF the enterprise.
The land line of telegraph to which the accident
alluded to above occurred, passes through wilder
ness, and the work of repairing damages is one OF
no small difficulty. The necessary repairs will, we
are assured, be completed in day or two and then
we shall be in receipt of dispatches from Trinity
Bay that will we hope, give us particulars of the
landing OF the cable at both ends Of the line. II Is
not expected, however, that messages will be trsns-
mitted along the submerged wire for perhaps week
10 come. that length Of time being required to ad
Just the apparatus and perfect arrangements gene
rally. In the present excited state of the public
mind upon the subject, any delay however brief, is
certainly exceedingly vexatious. Our local reports
and Geographic destpaches from all parts Of the
United States and the British provinces show to
what pitch OF enthusiasm the public have been
wrought by this great event Already it has mani.
Tested itself in uminatons torchlight professions
military psrades. sslvos of artillery, and other bos
ferrous and joyous demonstrations.
The screw steamship Prince Albert, which left
Galway at midnight on the 9th ult, arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning with three days later
news from Europe. The advices, however, are of an
unimportsnt character.
Consois closed in London at on the 9th at
95l 95g for both money snd account. The Eng
lish funds were fat and French stocks unchanged
Cotton closed quiet in Liverpool on the evening of
abe 26th and prices were without any particular
change. Breadstufs were quiet. Provisions re-
manned steady.
very heavy gale visited the English coast, caus-
ing good deal of damage TO the shipping
Mr.. Barber, late acting British Consul at Naples,
was appointed English Consul at Richmond, Va.
Mr. G. u. r. James goes 10 Venice.
Ex.President Pierce and his wife had sailed from
Cadiz for Marscilles.
The Vanderbilt mail steamship Northern Light
viii sail today at four O'Clock p. NJ for South.
ampton. Hsvre aud Bremen. Her mails close at the
Post Office at half-past two o'clock.
Advices from Tampico to the 10Th of July report
that affairs there continue in the state as here
tofore reported. Gen. Csrvsjal had cut OFF commu-
nication with the interior and was supposed TO be
preparing to make a move on Tampico. He had be.
hsved very handsomely toward the train of goods
which he stopped sending both boats and mules
The Tampco journal accuses the liberals Of having
got some Of Gen. Walkers old followers TO serve
their artillery at the siege Of San Luis. Zuazaa the
liberal leader had imposed forced loan Of sl2O 900
npon the merchants there. In Mexico there has
been complete change in Gen. Zuloaga's cabinet.
The liberals have recsptured Tuspan.
Additional returns Of the Kansas constitutional
election received last night settle the question as
regards the proposition submitted to the vote Of the
people. The Lecompton constitution has been most
decidedly rejected, by an overwhelming popular
majority.
Our special despatch from Washington gives the
substance Of important decision recently rendered
by the Secretary Of the Interior with regard 10 titles
10 land granted by Congress 10 railroad companies
for internal improvement purposes The decision
immediately affects the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company but its terms will Of course have
general application.
The ship Columbus, from New Orleans, bou nd for
Liverpool. arrived at this port yesterday. She re-
ports the death of her captain Joel Hopper. Of Tho
maston. Me-. on the goth ult.; also on the 2st ult
James Mooney boy native Of Liverpool died
The ship arrived with four sick men on board
The Board Of Supervisors met last evening, but
did not transact any business Of importance. The
tax levy was laid over after Intellectual effort to
take il up, and the Board adjourned TO Tuesday
next ct three pm.
The ssies Of cotton Yesterday confined 10 about
SEQ bAles the market ing without cb,nge In prices
Flour v@ AGAIN drm or good inspected brands, and
closed al further advance Of eve cents per barrel and
IN some csses at about ten higher wheat vas
out change Of importance The sales embraced about
90 coo bushels, at prices gwen another column Corn
was steady and N cool demand while quotations we're
without cbsnge Of Importance Nor pork vas some what
irregular, with Gales a, si7 81 ssl7 40 while urine was
good semsrd and sold at higher rates closing at sis so
fls-tbs latter dgure said TO be for parcel 70 arrive
sugar. quiet, there being quite panic in the mar
ket The trade have lately purchased free y that A
seems 70 require some respite order 70 have some time
allowed 10 work OF supplies. The sales we're c,nhsed
sbeui isos no bids small Ics, without change
prces Coffee quiet, but s,es1y Fregbis continued
heavy, while engagements were light