New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE Times CITY Article says the condition of the
Atlantic Telegraph is unaitered. The signals continue
IN he read but are too uncertain and faint TO be
ineligible. Occasionally short word is given but
neyer anything approaching to a sentence. The ex-
berments made still lead to the belief that the injury
4 near the cOsst-probably within two or three miles
The strong portion Of the cable manufactured express
" for the Shore has been shipped from Plymouth for
Ialentia and will be substituted Immediately on its
arrival for the ordinary wire, which, however well
adapted for undsturbed depths, is totally inadequate
70 resist liability to accident upon "a rocky coast.
The Tnaes'S Plymouth correspondent telegraphed
on the 9th that Instructions had Unexpectedly arrived
from Ireland for suspendng the embarkatiOn of the
yseptia shore end Of the cable board the steam
ship Belda, which vessel was to receive it.
The liverpool Post says that electrical experiments
rave proved beyond doubt that the defect in the
cable arises from leakage at distance of 2iO miles
from land.
The Directors were to meet in London on the day
the Niagara sailed, TO discuss future action.
The shares fuctuated from / $50 to $3.50, with
numerous transactions.
The first pstament OF fifteen per cent OF the Turkish
loan was met with remarkable promptness.
Pardoe, Hoomans q Co., carpet manufacturers, at
Kdderminster, had suspended; liabilities $50 900 to
flOO,00O.
into the circumstances attending the wreck OF the
American ship Abby Langdon of the Isle Of Wight,
The comet had been distinctly visible to the naked
eye in various parts OF England.
Negotiations for the establishment of mail services
10 Australia and British Columbia by the Panama
route, still under the consideration Of the Gov
eminent.
The whole of 600 reenforcements Of cavalry and
infantry recently ordered to India had been dispatched
Tie London G01ette contains notification that a
convention was concluded between Great Britain and
Brasil on the I'D Of June last for the settlement of
the outstanding claims of the subjects OF the two coun-
tries upon the opposite Governments By means OF
MIXED commission.
Eighteen English railway companies representing
capital Of 1850 600 900 sterling had held meeting in
London for the purpose of agreeing upon course OF
procedure 10 avoid further Misunderstanding. Among
other resolutions adopted one strongly recon-
nendiIg the settlement of all difficulties by arbitra-
ton instead of law; to prevent runous competition,
and aiding that powers be sought from Parliament to
enable the Companies to settle all disputes by arbtra-
tiop.
The Daily Ners understands that the European and
American Steam Company have effected a reconciia-
ton with Messrs. Croskey & Co., on satisfactory
terms.
A correspondent of The Times, who has q good
pfcal experience Of the feelings of the Chinese, has
strong epprehensons that if the payment OF the war
Indemnity which is rumored to have been fixed at
f32OOGO for England, and Il 300 OOO for France, is
allowed to be left dependent the collection OF the
rusoms at Canton not only will its receipts be prob
lematcs, but there will DO constant recurrence oil
The forcible abduction by the Roman lnquistion of
HJewish child at Bologna under the preteuse OF It's
having been secretly baptized by it's Catholic nurse,
had created most painful sensation throughout the
Jewish world.
The Jews of London have taken the matter up, and
enlist the sympathy Of the English Government, and,
il need be, send deputation to the Pope.