New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
MR.. FIELDS REPORT.

etc snners AgAmemnop Valorous and Gorgon, left Ply
mouth on Thursdsy, June 10, 1853. The Nisgsrs had
$50 tuns and the Agsmemnon 40 tups coal, and each
about 29O Lauticsy or little ess than 900 statute
m les Of cable on board. Westher very pleasant;
light winds. -
ImDAY, June l.-Telegraph feet all in sighti
weather pie asant; light WINDS i went on board the
Agsmt r mpon ard returned to the Niagara
SATURDAY, June l2.-Teegiaph feet all IN eight
weather pleasaDt; light winds.
SUNDAY. june l3.-Moderste wind in The morning.
% b in The afternoon .ud evening with frequent squalls Of
mn los sight Of vslorous and GOrgon before night
EosDAY. June IS Strong gale; Agsmemnon in ssht
TUESDAY Jo1e Strong gale AsarnenLon IN signt
WIDsnsDAY June l6-Biosing heavy in squalls Agsmsm-
THURSDAY, June H. Blowing heavy in squalls AmemnOn
FsiSaY F Jupe Ia.-Fresh winds; Ar.memnon in .ieh
sAIURDIY leBowing fresh in squalls. and heavy sea
Asam,mnon In sight ,
overload Niagara Of the large buoys Asaernnon II
"sht r,,. ., s,,o,v ,ss, and verv heavy sea; lost
TUESDAY June 22-oderste wind pleasant weather. ses
WrDSssDAy June 2s-Iisbt wind pleasant weather At4p
IN sved at Os noh long, $50 8 west where had been
that the spce should be made and there found the
Vorous Goigonthe Vsoou having arrived the 1st in
bad weshs ard that they the sace
18Th At midnight lost sight f'he Vaoous and Goson
June A bss P's S..hs2 sR Hs15y xs ymca: cy
ate winds in morning and heavy gales the afternoon and
everine the vsorous and Gorgon not In sight
EHln Z0-P ~
con spd soon after the Voorou. and Asanemnon At
m Capt Preedy board the Niagara snd reported that
they fs M + ss n on ns The s .nd that
heavy gale the upper part 81 the main coil On board % nns Ass
ssGrsDAY June s-weaher beautiful telegraph feet all in
the Niagara sndAgsmemnon were attached by nawser ana
athoms Of cable veered out OF the Nasaa 10 The Asaem
non; 81 board Of the Agamemron signals through
the whole length of cable perfect soon after O'Clock
the bswsr esseo and commenced paying out the eso
we hso paid two miles and forty shoms the cable ran out
sa9 pps 10 s. back pulled Of the wheel sndped
the hnd the steamers run back and he teIS OF
Niagara aid Agsmemnon secured BY hawsr and splice n'do
52op M, hawser released and commenced paying out
cable and before unoown the Niagara aud Aganennon ont
OF sight of The signals through the Whole cable were
perfect sno was running OH .ns eS ss n. on, uau
ca snnnsy June H-Atl2sa IN ships time, or S;29
.euwich time sgn. ceased and from the tests that were a
peo BY evident that an a,edeIt had &C.
ssi a. possible and continued to pay out cable very
spsns ssTIsns na: Ssans a %
few minutes cable parted, having eeoSeIed about oo
Captain Hudson gnaed the GOrson TO return to make anoter
splice and minutes were on our way oAk 10 .ne
to Boston and .ent BY Lieutenant Chs
rsrdi yself went on board In the morning .ne
was but in the afternoon cloudy with hsht ana
MONDAY June 2wea.heI pleasant with light wind A.. As2
H. the AgmemDon ard Naoroq and IN shout one novf
after the Gorgon A4:5O Lieut. North mr Everett M "
de Sauty ny sell
the accident did not occur on board o. tna % SNIP &
full consultation, 1t was unsninousy oeciuea '
has ,e and splice made before aud should the cable part be
@ the sbps hundred mles from rendezvous 70 return
m sail aud splice again but il after that distance 70 90 70
,eps,owp for Goals Splice msde and Signals perfect AI
M ships time paying out and up to midnight all
"@' TUfsDa june Wssk SfsafslGo5son in sight
signals perfect At twelve ock bad Psyed out S
going half knobs hour aud cable psyed olt
at about f1e ard half with less than tun stIHn All
II
rl:44 GIeepwhich time, when ne ssna' rom .ne
G eleeca tests and paying out very slowly then fastened
cable and held until l225 m shPt Tune o, 20 20 M IN
miles and fshoms having been payed out For one hour
and forty minutes the NIAGARA was anchoIea p ne
In water over COO fahoms deep and the wind blowing A inc
e quite fresh soon after the signals ceased officer
board from the Goson and Captain hudson requested 0san
At the time the signals ceased had payed out from the
Niagara 42 shoms of cable and from which should
be oeduot,d At least 10 miles lost IN Psyns ouI y oa &
leaving miles and 2e shoms Psy-d out In running Tvs maui
W " w WV Miles Fathoms
June %... ....,.................'."", . $40
june 27......................... ...'.. ~ oeo
June 29.............. ....''.''.'''''''if' ~
Total ..........................lso S7
Aa Oh 00'a ~ ssncsl miles. 200 fsthOm cable and paid
since. lse nautical miles, 257 fathoips cable
i 100 nautical ni.. 44s fs.homs cable.
from cable board 10 miles 70 De los, IN paSs
out making splice and We have left $50 ss AZ
tsthoms lay down Si5 miles equal to ~ PeI cent
For over before reaching the head Of Trinity Bay the
water shallow and the loss OF cable should DC
The cable psyed Of the N.sA. .. an angle OF from
dsrees s degrees and this in aeF from lV W Aaon
oetp ,,,, lii, .o ,.v;,, ON, ,bs cable b.,
worked In the most perfect manner
Tss cshs has II the time run of coils beautifully and the
ysn the kiss.rs aud Aganemnon proved highly satisfactory
Capt Daymsn Of The has carefully examined the oe
IN North Aanc and the result shows there is day Of
gales in seven days In this month. e aso IN S s
july and they show day OF gales IN every
lie neward examined the log, for eighteen voyages BY the
in August and they sho" one day oil gales
fhe.s ex.minsior. show July by far the most fl.
laying the cable between Ireland and Ne"
Capt Hudson and bis officers, Mr Everett and Mr. Wood
house. the escteians ard every one es's s Ces on oi bs
AID why have not been successful IN
this attempt BY no mean. be atinoated 70 he
NEDNssDAY June 80 On our way &c aeeh''oS o'' 'sN'
Of tbs Gorrcn At IN blowing fresh; heavy head sea-
FyiD,Y July 2-Pes,ant weather.
sAIusD.Y, July 5.-Plessant weather ~
NDaY July 4-Peasan' "eathefi 'a" aid neA cape 'ie"
MtsbAY July S-Niaea and Gorson arrived at Queenstown
A. clock morning but the Assn-nuon aad Asious
bsye nc, been b. ard even the signals ceased
99) IL is impossible say what accident has haPPened
shall write the Agsnennon arrives auo Auo"
tr,nd' CYRUS W. FIELD.
INCREASED ANNUAL BRITISH EMIGRATION TO THE
USlrEp SrAIEs.-The annual report Of the British
I'm uigrston Commissioners, just published, states the
total emigration from the United Kingdom for the past
year to have been 2l2,s75, showing q moderate in
crease on the two preceding years, but st falling of
of l26 6i9 from the average Of the four years from
1851 10 1854. The number Of emgrants who returned
from the United States during the year was l5i OF
whom IL l5i arrived in the last haf Of the year, dur
ing the progress of the commercial crisis. LAST year,
-, u;,..,c.s from the United States by pre yious