New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

b. uo asserts tho. recept experiments have cieaiiv
Accommodated 10 him tha. the system oil t1eios sre-
.ye y.sorted TO- it, TO the last degree, and
;nconchsive, and that, with such d sourcc Of error
nnser,yine an the electrical opinions wfc have been
rebed upon the unequivocsl demousf. atone which he
has obtained induce him. in jastie the enterprise,
at impesch the validity II the accepted decision
upon the state Of tie cable. He reterates his eee'
ta. tie fault IL the cable il AZ great distance from
the shore and corcludes his letter az folo1s:
81 turn now with pleasure TO recount to the Direct
incident which bave CLEANED SINCE my arnvai
At Valeu;ia and which, / doubt not, they will learn
with es1al qualification. Shortly alter the repairs had
been Effected, to which allusicn has already been
made and when the cable ia It's most perfect
working order, the superintendent at Newfoundland,
when all the official messages o' the day hsd been
worked of gave permission, IN order TO keep al the
clerks employed, for the exchange Of conversational
Intercourse between Newfoundland and Valentis for
time Freed thus from the fear Of ary responsibility
attaching 70 errors from careiessness or hnssc, the
clerks on duty manipulated at higher speed than
had ever before been attained; Newfoundland using
nv instrument and induction coils for TRANSMISSION,
while Valep,ia received the signals on Thomson 5
ealvsuoneter and recorded by fnger-key upon paper
the station clock marked the time upon the paper in
hours and half hours, as well As minutes, so tnhl
there can be no error in the computation Of speed
a. have carefully examined the record then made
the signals perf ct, and the rate at which, Tor
length Of time, that conversation was kept mp IN
words at full length was such If that speed alone
could be maintained and / am confident II can even
be ncreased as woud enable the Drectora after the
payment Of oil working expenses, TO declare divi-
deid at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum upon the
uresent capital. while laying aside, within twelve
month";, reserve Of fi0, 600. This computation IL
made for the six working days only, allowing margin
Of four hours per diem for unavoidable delays and
Interruptions.
These facts and thtse figures, together with the
calculations upon which they are based an pre-
pared at any time to submit and to subsabtate before
the Directors and shareholders and this s the con-
dition to which ] stiil believe the cable admits Of
being again safely and easily restored at an early
day."
The submarine telegraph cable between Dover and
Caas had been repaired, and was again In working
order.
A deputation Of official gentlemen from the British
North American Provinces including members OF
the Governments Of Canada, New-Bruns wick, and
aScotia-bad lad official interview with Sir
T. Bulwer LyttoD, the Colonial 81 Secretary
Meetings in aid Of the new Reform movement con-
tinued TO be held in various parts OF England.
The American Consul at Bremen had received from
the United States and presented to the party for whom
il WAS intended handsome silver speaBIDg-trumpet
bearing the following inscription: The President OF
"the United States 10 Captain Wilmsen Of the Bre-
"men bark Laura, for his humane, Jealous and sue.
"cesful forts in rescuing of the passengers and
"two Of the crew of the steamer Central America
" from the perils OF the sea. 1e5S'
The cotton factory of Messrs. George Grant d
Sons, glasgow had been partially destroyed by IRE.
Loss estimated at f70,COO.
The London Gazette contains an order empowering
the Prince of Wales to exercise all the privileges OF
Knight CompapioD of the Garter in as foil a'manner
as if be had been formally installed.
The London correspondent of Le Nord says That the
English Government has resolved to authorize the
engagement of abOrers for the French Colonies among
the cookies OF India.
The steamer Teviot with the Australian mails tal.
ready teegrapbed) and fl7O,640 in gold, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th.