New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

might have been settled long ago on any of those
occasions when, according 10 the French manifesto,
evil deere escaped with impunity. The French En-
ba .ador may be assured that any reasonable wishes
which are expressed by foreign Power IN frank
and concet0ry VIII meet with the cons,dera-
ton of the English nation, and thai the practice OF
such open dealing will be fer more eiiectua than am
ambiguous note or mena ing harangue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TEEATLANrIc TELEGRAPH.-Ihe operation OF stow
ing the wire for a second effort commenced on Friday,
March 10, on board her Msjes.ys ship Agamennon,
in Keyham Basin. Al extra place FOR deposi: has
been constructed her upper deck, sbai the fore
mast capable of taking 10th miles each lake or
LAYER. Here about 40 miles were deposited mp 70
Yesterday, Thursday evening, at an average OF -
miles day. 1t will contain together 2oO niles, wnlch
forms the first portion to be lad Inc pace OF ae
pcsit last year, in the hold, made the coil ov. IN one
direction close TO the kelsoD and oval in the oppo-
site direction above. different arrangement pre-
walls now; two additional bulkheads have been
knocked away, and the hold presents the appearance
of basin perfectly circular in every psr Inc cone
in the center ia j. feet inches high, and has dame
ter Of 10 feet at the bsse aud al the top; II viii be
encrcled by l,OjO miles OF cable. The remaining low
miles are 10 be coed on the orlop deck, where the
heavy shore end p,sced last year. new
guard has been fitted for the .Agamemnons stern TO
prevent the cable from Dulng the propeller. The
cage previously used was weakened by lts proximity
to the copper on the ships bottom, which served ~
negative 10 the iron. The galyanic action of SSH
water during the last eight months has rendered
~ desITdDIe 10 prOIlUe new one,
the surface until the load-line is resched OG board
the Niagara the boats forward on the upper deck are
TO be removed and space prepared OF IS feet dsne-
ter equal to the reception Of from lao ID lSo miles OF
cable. For The approaching trial the Atlantic Tele
graph Company appear 10 have made very complete
Arrangements through their engineer-in-chiei, Mr..
Bright, who has been some days at plymouth. me
coilng en board t,e Agamemnon If superlntended by
Mr. Canning who assisted in the operations last year.
and who laid the cable the Gulf OF s. Lawrence
from Newfoundland to Cape Breton. Mr.. Whitehouse,
who completed the line from VaIni 10 Balakiave, am
was charged with the first shipment and tttIpgs
, board the Niagara takes the same duty now, WITH
he aid of Capt. ke, who was engaged in laying the
carly Mediterranean lines. Mr. Everett OF the NJ
Company assist ant engineers on the former occason
has been ntrsted with the SUPERVISION OF the expert
ments carried at the works OF Messrs. Esston n
Amos, under the advice OF Messrs. Penn, FIELD ~
Lloyd whom the Company have consulted upon the
notifications to be mede in the paying out machinery
and with the concurrence OF Mr.. Bright, their engi'
neer and Mr.. AppOd who invented for n different
pu,pose the form Of brake to be used. The s.at OF
telerrsphc clerks engaged last yesr has been retained
and some Of them under the guidance OK Mr.. White
house the electrician, are periectnS themselves IN
their future employment by tran hitting ana receiving
through the 900 miles of Wire now az Plymouth, the
class of messages anticipated the closer junction OF
England with the United States and the continent OF
America lionIon l'ii1 =
MAzlIyI CoSDrNSEn TO DrArH.-Sensenee was
nronounced al Turin Sardinia, the 10Th ult upon
the insurgents of june last. Mazzni was condemned
10 death az were four others-al by default. saw,
the editor of The lt0id DEL PoPoo was sentenced 10
Ten wears hard labor Fourteen others loi those IN
custody were condemned 10 various terms OF hard Ia
Dor, as were also thirteen ab:entees.
Fam Pas ~ Hon LIrT.-We are sorry 10 learn
that the youthful and Only daughter OF yeaihy
commoner, ar niece of noble earl mss, ~NilIh tue
last - hours elOped with nobleman holding prom-
nen position in society, and whose name IS as ialn
lar as household words to readers, from having
repeatedly appeared before The public The noble
man alluded TO Il, We regret TO say hsrr,ed man,
but for some years has been estrangei from his wife,
who, we believe, is now residing abroad 1t IS pre-
sumed the guilty couple have fed To the Continent
they were traced to Dover yesterday afternoon:
iLoadon Morning Herald
FN1RAoRpIN.RY MAREI,GE ND SUDDEN DE,GH
on HE "BWDF.'-A res pectsb tradesm.n of Daw
lsh, named Oliver, died some years since, leaving to
hs widow, by viii, a considerable properly with the
proviso, however that in the event of her marrying
the whole should revert 10 their children. Daring her
widowhood Mrs. Oliver il appears became surety TO
the cunt Of / 100 for sOn-in.law. The young
misbeheving himself the bond was forfeited and the
mother-in-aw was called on 70 pay the money. To
evade this loss To her family the poor woman adopted
a course as misguided as il was repugrani 10 every
sentiment OF morality and decency dssipa.ed
youth about 20 years Of age, named Crews builders
iaboIer was Induced "a marry the widow, VINO was ~
years OF age upon the understanding the: he should
receive $50 for the job' end start OF at once for Au
sraia The impous ceremony took place al the registry
,fiice Newt IN Abbot: the bridegroom received his
money and set of for Plymouth, whence he was 10
have sailed, snd the bride returned to Dawlsh with
hcr friends. Tie young mar, however, soon altered
his determination, for very few hours aiterws-d say
him orce more a: TorqUsy, where, as long a. the
money lasted he csroused with some boon c)mpSnions
His return very perpexng ID al concerned. not
the Ieas. 30 T. the wife. Her aaIeties, however,
were soon terminated. Lss: Wednesday, while in the
act of seeking for document connected with her
property she fell down and expired Instantly. 4 cor
oper IL quest was held at which the surgeon stated
that her testh arose from nstlrGl causes produced
BY the excitement and terror she had been ect TO-
AID verde. was returned accordingly.
THE DrEEDoN OF DEyoN,HiRt.-The following let
ter appears in The L0Hioa .NrH!fg Post;
"SIR: have seen in Freach psper al article
trans atel nom The C9ar Jorna, stating tbs. son
OF the late OresA3,d Duke OF DeyOnsh!re Gains the
titles AID estates wbii his father was allowed 70
low since which sc1oy of the article whicl appeared
hiss been for VS. rdeG l. To that article be- -
reply snd request you insert the s.De 10 you- jour
nal The la;e Lord George Csveni.s1 ing ietlerl
married my mother il the yea' l'Sl she VS. CAN
ole. The marriage wss f., PERFORMED asreeaoy TO
he iites Of the PrJtes,sh: Church; Sc lady, oy
Catholic priest according "a the r.es OF ine Catholic
Church The certificates Of the mar sses are n my
possession, properly a1d d-y t..es.ed - for wit
nesses. The ia:e L., George C,yenI-sh my ..herj
vas perfe - GT4-e OF 80 ls.s !-fts did Dlks
tsV1i- katL IL --e SO " o ~. il