The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

The schsns hAs been sstabshed aai although science
has accomplished mArvsh In time this her crow,
others which WIN render msmOrabts In ali .uecssding
time the latter half Of the nineteenth century oannos
can q any even. wSsn on me 9Th
these islands had been placed In immediate prcMmN
with newfoundland through the instrumeniAlV OF ms
We are not in a position to anticipate the moral and
physical changes which this event must necessarily work
cousidsrsbe Commerce. and war will alike feel
liz nfiuence-and feel keeuly An invasion Of these
shores, OF which we have heard % much recently, is
msnifsst,y impossible, when We can recall, by touch
Of the electrc wand war steamers and heets from the
distant parts OF the globe annihAses al fear OF
the han6mad of peace 1t may possibly uproot some OF
the existing modes Of doing business but legitimate trade
events will impart sound aud healthy character
to commerce. mitigate pancs and greatly lessen the evils
the very verge Of hostites before people
that a Misunderstanding had existed. New modes
OF Intercourse between the various members OF
the human family will bs amazingly extended
and qucksned and speculation, rsproach 70 sound
economical philosophy, will be largely nDagaied The
haphszard system OF doing business by Jumping, as it
were in the dark has recev cd It's quetas by the cord
which DOW unIes Us to the Western World for an almos
instantaneous communication must act ~ wholesoms
check and prove stop gap to reckless trading Nothing
In fact since the first discovery Of the American cont
nent will exerc vast influence the destnies
the most gratifying feature that both countries must be
mutually soyaptsged. ''I has outdole, has been
well Observed "the Declaration OF 1870 anc gene far to
make again. ia spite Of ourselves, one people To
the tes 81 common blood, language and religion TO the
intimate association in business ana complete sympathy
on many SUBJECTS now added the FACULTY q ineantane
communication which must give 10 all these tencer
ces 10 unity interest which they never before could
possess"
THs TELEGRAPH sroCK on THE LONDON CHANGE.
From the London Herald CITY Artcle), August ~
No official transactions took place In the shares OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company today 9th nst), but the
closing quotation rather heavy showing reaction to
$40 q $50.
The shares Of the Red Sea ana India Telegraph improved
TO buyers purchases havrg been effected on the
per, Of capitalists wno appear 10 possess faith in the sue
From the London Post fCity Artcle), August 49,
No transactions have taken place in the shares OF the
Atlantic telegraph Company and tee quotation is nominal
iy still $3.50 a fpc0 per share.
From the LONDON Times (City Article), August Is
Atlantic Telegraph lef oil AT $40 $50 and Red Sea Ise
graph al s. = premium, or = lover
BLkCTaIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
HOLYEEAD.
A: the weekly meeting OF the Nersey Docks and Harbor
and engineer requested 10 survey the beat route for
the purpose OF the electric telegraph between Liver
poo and Hoytead as sanctioned at the previous meeting
of the Board.
-CHEvALIEs BosELLIs RECORDING INSTRUMENT.
paris august III Correspondence OF the London rmes
conference Of telegraph directors IS 70 be he'd al
much unity possible into the working Of the various
lines OF bar systems and Of consulting
matters Of interest belgium, France Piedmont, Portu
gal, Spain and Switzerland will be represented.
The Sardinian delegate, the Chevalier Bonelh, IL at
present in Paris business connected with the submarine
line between Sardinia and Algeria and has brought with
him the apparatus Of his inventiorthe autographc
telegraph, which, understand hs return from Berne,
he TO have the honor Of exhibiting 80 the Emperor In
your correspondence from Turin menen already
made Of this invention by which fac smile Of writing
transmitted, the inscription slip OF paper inserted at
extremity Of the line, being exactly reproduced at the
other One advantage Of this system obvious mistake
In transmission frequent and incon venient,
end, so appears ut The other. Another Advantage Is
rapidity-gan of time 1t takes but four Ave seconds
totransm message OF twenty i've words, which may be
written two three lines. The shorter the slip OF
paper inserted between the rollers the rapid the
transmission.
THE FRENCH PREss or THE CABLE.
The Courier dc Paris Of the It'll announces the
successful lay OF the Atlantic CABLE and publishes the
despatch oi the 9Th met. from VAenta TO London. II
concludes as follows, ia remarks the success Of the
great enterprise
The north OF August, 1885, will have glorious place
in the annals OF the world and OF the progress Of human
genius.
Al this very moment, perhaps the Queen CT England
has received on French ground Intelligence which
sent from ber Canadian possessions tn very day ard
arrived at Cherbourg with the speed o. lightning
The Paris Prose- Of the 10th INST the passing
OF snnsls along the wire and TIA. the great problem
o. electric communication between the old Continent and
the New uay be looked upon as solved
The Paris Patvie OF the 18th Inst. says
The New York journals oortAn European news trans
nted 10 them by the Atlantic Telegraph cable the land
Dg Of which IN Ireland and Newfoundland, we have
ALREADY announced