New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
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~. 49, D, "a oNssr--ths squadron departed from P.J-
-,S oy 80 lOta CT June. IL eoli s.sd o. t1e Ae%'
.sssnop and N,zsrs 20 sy the osoe, sna 10 '> Dr.
90 And Gorgon both Enghshj - sstsndaL, s1ps t1s
s.sa-sharns tsing kept away b. the yellow Fever
xi,sh had broken out on bo.y5, s1d TIE G3-g1o ~.
.sr ser Place while the Vsio-ogs took the place 81
TIE Leopard Of the previous year. Inc ofncs'' eu1
srsE of tbese vssss8 were pcE.d msn. C-psa.n
P,ssay of ise Agsmsmn0E, and CspA.n u 4sCn VI
The S.agas sle a. accomplished sl1 giis1, con-
ussders ss ever tr0d the qus,terGecS soc t-o,4la
Dsymsn n the Gorgon, and Captain A'aasn "a tle
XAoTous, Ely repressntso toe soI, ee. ny.oi III - @
LasIh navy Ther west Z snY o. was tlsre
tf sbginsers soi electricians. Eeea onIJ L.ns M
Everett, % whose genius tbe psyng-o1, u.s51ns,y y
vss ars; Mr.. Bright, M Woodnoose, hf' snh -
ard Professor W. Thosnpon, 10 show tast sVerY.hi1s
Wa p-oyi3ed which science and eIpsrieecs could sqS'
ss,t, ,t..ely ships ilustriOus company snd rgdef
Te,yht than ever filed the argosles o. SPAN "hsn
,Spslp was mistress Of the Indies.
Or the open 500 they found not tha' cam vsasnel
Which they rad been led 10 expect oU. violent s,ofn
hurrics6e sslutsd them On their spprose1 Y, ma ma
ocean. They gained, however, on the 2oLn Of '-.'
he % ut desired splced the cable snd steere0 % ~
yosite drections The cable parted after spoI. Iye
I1ilss lad been paid out. Tney returne9 az H4@-9
another splice On the same day aud ,Jsrtso asen' "a
,otond time the cable p.rt,d sna s'!Es 'ysSry
ed Ard made & tbird splice All went wei uu-i! 20
miles more had beer lad n tAe ses, Wnsh sn'Ihe4
break occurred, and the snips sccpramg 10 the pre-
r,gosrted Arrangement returned TO QossnsD"1'
Apriously had they been expected AZ 'sisht 3,
rom whose hesJlsnds eyes we're strained every day %
catch the first glimpse Of the returning SSanemo0o,
Y,og ont OF the western horizon have II Oh good al
tbory that the Queen was waiting for the sisa9 70
no hersef ard receive the cable. WOuA u NOT nave
been ar admirable sight 20 see th.t IutoGs lsdg, TIE
foremost wonsn Of sl the world sovereign % 80 many
srds the her of the kings Of our fOr3a;ners, recsy
,ng srou her gallant sesmen that line winch wss y
repair with material better tasn allegiance toe broken
cham which once bound together the Anglo SIX %
Celtic races N every quarter o. the globe
The chips being returned, the Directors wore sum
noned 20 meet IN London This was tae tine - ~
he fo,t.uje Of men. 1t .ss tie agony OF tne enter
prise. Il i bad been abandoned then, 8lo csn tel
when II would have been refuIled The meeting Of
the Dreotors took place the ih Of Jay and thea
the late OF the un3erta aklng wss desldei There we're
sixteen acting Directors Of tlese, sx were absent
another, the Vice-Cbsiroso, was so dissssd9 I'd WITH
the proposal 10 mske third trial that be est the
room. The remaining nine, after 80 ea'nes. deb.gs,
resolved un znim0usy 70 repeat the ebJr. From tAAt
mOn1ent the tide tuned.
Perhaps sope OF these COURAGEOUS riue fssrsd that
the third attempt would prove as disastrous as the
fret snd second but they thougl that ought new
expected what hts since hsppenet. Bat If toe val
ND have been lifted fro SIX weeks Of the future,
how would they ksye been moved by that which ws
have witnessed-tie swelling emotions, tie glad
faces the public rei)icngs which have greeted the
victory They expected, Of course, that messages
could pass to sn1 ro with instantaneous rapduy; bat
however much men msy dresn Of 1t, tho sc'ua. Oc'
cxr-epce will stsr.le them. Within ioftyhye days
after that meeting of the Directors, came 10
London that the Chinese Empire, reversing ~ TIA
ditionary policy aud breaking through the prSud,es
Of sges, h.d msds peace with Enel-na ana france,
opening its doors 70 Europssn Intercourse and
sf course 10 European culture, bus above al, %
the Christian religion. The good neSs vas instsn.y
kncvn in The Western Hemisphere, Tns imssinaaon
q bsfied when i trie5 70 picture tne )ulney WnIcl
The ussssgs msde When it left London, evening had
already Gomez brt It overlook snd passed the shadow
Of the earth, e. # that were but creeping snau,
the ush nS daily the circuit OF the )be II daite1
through the green valleys Of Euglsnd, over Sco.c1
nountsrs dosn beneath ibs Channel to the Irish
coast, thence through Uis.er ana CoInaught ana
kLLftsr 20 tLe sfoTe Of the Atlsorc. Here u oiTe2
beIss.h tie Cceen, oespeT II han the Valley % t--
noun stsras below the funInt Of M5Dt Ban,
pss.icg under great ships OF commerce and o. "a'
and iIE'sUt arose a. the chfs Of li2nli
then, quicker than thought, j. passed over i-7 -'J
rAsses sIi m0untzius % the GuI oi -. - Ff-li-
ksr u through the Gulf through Move ,Jle, y W-
Bruusxick Sld tie Eastern SIS Is, 70 our oN1 JJa.
But LEI Us return from ts dirression 20 the .at K
f,om Queerstorn for tae tEi'd time. A they pas ed
Cape (lesT INTO the WestsIr Ocesn, they psfed com
papy bul sucL D. the ACCURACY VI modern nA' g4u0n,
that though there wa 10 earthly nap oi msIk 70 GUIDE
them yet steering by the compass aud the ma'ks IN
the heavens sisrtoe other, al arrived a. the ap'
pointed r. bdeZyoUs 10 mid. ocean.
On the 29th Of July The tso gres. ships took Their
pisces & thor, distance from esch other. stroog
hswser fastened them to- sther. The end OF the cable
which the Niagara bore was carried 10 toe AgAne H.
Ion and there Splced 10 the end Of hers i was tnen
bw,red nto the sea, and the shiPs moVe4, essl 70
ward its own country a. fr-t creeping slowly I'll ne
cabe mad sunk far down, and then faster ~ speed o
I've or Elk miles Gn hour.
Let "a gisncs for m0meut al the Agamemnon On
her home ard track. She suffered severe westheT,
and more than once the cable was IN extreme perl.
Orce in order 20 remove q defect IN the coil, II was
necsssry 70 stop the ship. the most dangerous thing
Of AL for tie eIpeIieDcs OF the NO former tIiAs hl1
shown that the Unsuitable sea viii neither give back
What il has received nor allow the supply to ce,se.
But good PIovi1ence watched over the 90 p and On
the Jth Ct August she came safely 70 land.
Let "a now turn 10 our OWE NagaIs aud her iath-
ful attendant The GOrg0D, herself q ship OF lUO
turs, though but boat by the eide Of the Niagara,
ied the way, because the cmYssses Of the later
affected by the cable, and the great chip followed
eose behind. Never was navigator more yilant aud
more successful than Capt. DaymiD. Hs obssyva-
tiors wer on By day and by rghti e. one heavenly
body went down aud another rose his iustrumsnts
were directed to the rising .lnina-y, All he never
sWeINed from the shortest Line slOng the great arc OF
the circle 10 the he.d Of Trinity Bay. Ine Niagara
steered by the G)rgon. Her machinery worked
with the utmost regularity, never stopping for
III instant ard her officers aGi meu were as
exact the machinery. Silence ss far
possible Was eIioIced, and such is ht KEEP. that
at night she appeared 10 the G9rgOn 10 De umioaed
Who Can tell whs. suspense the-e IN tia.
ship a. each hour each day ps 'ed o. -ea.og tbs
chane.s Of success, Strengthening the nopeiG resr
ing The desPondent-Whs, seepess eyes what bes;iog
hearts were there A. the great ships went on ffon
the moment when they disappeared from escl other
teos me horL n, messages were eonst ar'ly inter
ehsugec-ehip answered 70 ship a. the houvs bore