New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

Ma srs parted company in mid oce.p which lasted
one hour and a half. The AgsmsmDoo was s'oppeo
asd the i.jury repaired, toousn tot uotu nVPss .,
holeipg on 10 the csos mad been abandoned. Do tae
3Oth encountered head gale, against Shco tne sup
under foil steam could hardly make nesd say. on
the three succeeding dsys the gale oontinuso, tn
violent sousls sea running trsmendousy hiRh, and
M ,ps expecrg tho cable 10 hold on II I'm one minute
70 snotaer. On Wednesday the weather moderated,
shsllo1 water was gsIet. and ell vent well until me
Agsmsm1op ar rchoTed in Doug Bsy.
(,srmsn pspers ,tste that the Queen OF Englands
Welt to Berlin s TO arrange the question Of tae Re-
rsscy, with a view TO protect the interests Of her
daughter.
On Tuesdsy, the Emperor and Empress left Pars Tor
Ch&Ibourg ard az every station the route we're re-
ceived with lively enthusiasm. On "Wednesday noon'
the Queen left Osborne for Cherbourg, aud on ihurs
day the meeting Of the soveregrs took place on ooafo
the Bretsgne The lamentations took psce on "eahes
dsy evening Te Deum was performed, and his
Mriesty Addressing the Mayor, said; am happy
"to have finished the work Of Louis XVI, and TO 10
"aueus.s in a time Of peace tae work which was 20
"sctiyely commenced in a time Of var" TAe Qaeen
landed Of Cherbourg on Thursday
dispstch from P1is, Friday, says tba, the weather
srtnues splendid at Cherbourg and the fees are pro-
crossing according 10 programme.
The abdicstion of the King Of Holland is believed
probable. The Prince Of Orange will be qualified by
age 10 esCen0 Lne LufOuo on tuc tLu va pou4D7i'
The renewal Of diplomatic relations between France
and Naples s rendered probable from the fact that
Aptorin, the representative of Naples when the
French Emperor withdrew his EmbsSsador from that
country, has returned 10 Paris.
Rains have injured the French harvest, which will
net be 80 good as has been expected.
The men arrested at St. Eierne On suspicion Of
being engaged in the manufacture Of shells for the
sssassir alton of the Emperor to be transported
forthwith, without trial.
The Belgian Chambers had rejected the projec. for
the fonfc alton of Antwerp.
It wss runcred that the Sultan about 10 engage
AbdelKsder TO allsy the religious excitement of his
Moslem subjects.
The Indian EMPIRE from New.York July 90, ar
rived ct Galway on the 5.h.
Relations between Persis and England hsi been re.
sumed
Australian sdvices are by telegraph from Malta to
Sydney June IL, Melbourne 10th. Parliament had
been prorogued nugget of gold weighing 1900
ounces had been found at Bssrat Three vessels had
sailed for England with over 200, 900 ounces.
Commercial credit continued good and trade was
better, though stocks were still heavy.
Alexis Soyer, the great cook had died in London.
COssss were quoted on Friday evening a, 9ot @oel
We find the following in the papers at hand:
The following dispatch has been received by the D
rectors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company in London:
VALESTIA, Aug. j.
To d. Director, Of lt Aaanne Telegraph Company
The Agamemnon has arrived at Vslents, and we
are about TO land the end OF the cable.
The Nisgs is in Trinity Bay, newfoundland. There
are good se nails between the ships.
We reached the Iende zvous the night of the 2th,
and the splice with the Niagara cable was made on
board the Agsn emnon the following morning
BY noon on the 30th 265 nautical miles were laid
between the two ships on the 3ls 54O on the lst OF
August, SS4; on the I'd, $50; on the ith, soi on
aachorng at in the morning, in Douglas Bay 2,C@'
Tho late OF the Niagara during the whole time has
been nearly the ous, the length OF cable pad
out from the two ships being generally within ten miles
Of each other.
With the exception of yesterday, the westher has
VaIENrIA, Thursdsy, Aug. 5.
Her Msjesys ship Agamemmon arrived on Doug
las Head early this morning with the end OF the tee
graphic cable the communication between Ireland
and Newfoundland complete. Mr.. Bright is now
making arrangements for landing the end and thus
bringing TO successful termination his apXous and
difficult task. From the time the Agamemnen LETT
Queenstown on the 18th July, until shei joined the
rest of the squadron at the rendezvous In md-ocesn
the 29th she experienced continued succession OF
heavy winds. The splice was successfully made on
the afternoon of the 18th, and the ships started
towards their several stations. On the evening OF the
same day breach of continuity occurred in the cable,
which lasted one hour and BALI The ship was
stopped and the machinery repaired taougn not uii
Daring Friday it blew head gale of wind, against
which the ship, under her full steam, could hardly
male way, even with yards and topmsstsistruck.
On Saturday the 3t, the wird shifted round TO the
south west, and during that day, Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday 1t continued to blow hard, with frequent.
violent squalls, the ses running tremendously high
The whole time and no.one expected the cable to hold
on from one minute to the other. On Wednesday the
weather moderated, but the swell WAS still high.
About m. the change from the lower to the upper
cable was successfully made, and during the sfter-
roon shallow water was gained. The second change
from he upper to the orop deck coil was msde about
9 O'Clock in the evening; after which all went well
until the ship anchored at a. IN in Douglas Bay The
Niagara either landing her end in Trinity Bay or Is
about doing 20 shortly though some little delay must
necessayy before the instruments are made for
signaling through to America.
The folio wing second dispatch has been received by
The Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company;
VALEsrI,, Friday morning, Aug. 6.
Electric commune stion lie main sined perfectly. In
aaswer TO the signals from our coils they returned us
this morning, at 40 accurately to Green wich time
dh ectsd, the anged landing signal The
plete Instruments which were on board the Niagara
r speaking cannot possibly be adjusted for some days
NALENTIA, Friday, Aug. b.
The Agsmemnon and ysorous left early this morn
INK for Cork where they will coal and proceed 10 Ply
mouth.
The end Of the cable was landed safely close by the
pier ct Knghtstown yesterday afternoon the paddle
box boats ofthe Valorous carrying II. The wind being
high, IL was feared the Agsmemnon might have TO put
20 sea immediately afler sufficient quantity had been
yeered out 10 reach the land.
The end OF the cable had been connected to the CON-
parys station and the signals of alternate currents IN
opposite directions continue through the cable. Ths
currents from Newfoundland are very good giving q
DETECTION of 81 either side of snomster accord
ing IS poetive or negative current is transmitted.
The regulating apparatus for transmitting messages
through the cable being fitted up at each end inst
for Newfoundland having been taken ou. of the
Gsrgor, but IL will probably be few days before
th. " ave 81 suv sd;usted and readv for work