The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

Our CONCENTRATION WITH ErRorx Srxss-No NEsc o.
Az ATLANTIC TnEcRArr.-Thc steamship lines running be-
tween the different trading ports OF Europe and those Of
the American continent have been multiplied Of late
and vessels or such superior description are pressed into
c service Of the competing companies that for the pur
poses OF mail Transmission and passenger travel the At
lantc Ocean win soon be regarded merely great
ferry, which be crossed days with slight in
convenience and nj little cost In consequence Of the r.
pidty with which from Europe arrive either in
the United States the British North American posses
sons, arc enabled TO publish Of very date
from England and the other coancrcis nd folscai cen
tres OF the old country almost daily hsr scncc Som
India aud China about oioe Ia caclswe'k, aud ycrc
qucni adviccs from Japan AMI, rs,raI ctr rcadots
glance back AT the columns os the iSGup elshe elsh
days commencing Wednesday the 2ish Of Novczbcr
ard ending this wednesday, morning they will see that
We furnished thcm with important foreign adviccs.
brought by eight first class steamships within that short
space q time. The landed ut New York ~.
Johns, Newfoundland; Halifax and Portland, Maine,
appeared almos; Immediately, either detail the
form Of 0 iccgraphc synopsis, In this paper.
The following r'pHs Of the enterprise Is interesting
On Wednesday the 2ith Of November, the NEW yorS
Herald contained four days later from Europe.
brought BY the City % Baltimore 70 this port.
On November the 18th Published the advices brought
by the Prince Albert from Galway 20 St Johns, ". ".
These day later and reached BY telegraph.
On Saturday, the 9th ultimo We gave two days later
brought by the Africa from Liverpool 10 New York
Monday, tho 2oh Of November, furnished the re.
ports OF the North Bri,cn, which were landed nj Port
land from Liverpool the previous Saturday, and
reached our office, by telegraph. sunday They
four days later
Tuesday November the 3oth, the news three days still
later, brought by the Europa Halifax appeared
morning edition. with copous details taken from files
received by the Arago from Southampton which arrived
here the foregoing afternoon whilst third edition
contained extracts from the mails of the Hammona,
which reached New York from Hamburg and southsmp-
ton early the morn0D DC last referred 70
peated in the HsRAs o& morning, with additional facts
Of interest coliaied from the mails Of the North Bon,
which were delivered by agent yesterday afternoon
In view of tho enumerated above, and rccoIectnr
that we arc fully posted on tho events ranspiring in
London and Paris TO the Goth OF November and know how
oonsols corn and cotton rated in London and Liverpool
on the day before think safe to conclude that tho
people generally endure the silence OF the Atlantic
clerraph for time longer and thus afford ample or
portuny TO the electrical professors the inventors tho
telegraph operators and cable company 70 arrange all
their differences, whether Of a personal pccuniary or
scientific character. II the cable should be ultimately
foreign events Of the day will be submitted them by
within the same twenty -four hours just as promptly
they have the advices brought by the feet steam
ships.
Pending the final triumph Of submarine telegraphy we
may mention that the following steamers At this
morning. all bound 70 New York, viz