The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

THE AMERICAN RACE HORSES IN ENGLAND.
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HE BELLY CANAL PROJECT AGAIN,
10, &C., 10
The Cunard steamship Persia Captain Judkns which
~ liverpool Saturday. the 18th Of June, arrived Al
sAh port last night at ten O'Clock.
The Peyeia has brought the usual mails, with fun de-
nils Of tho from st. Johns which
appeared IN the HERALD yesterday morning.
The London Times Of the 12sh instant has 10
believe that circular has been issued by Lord Derby
10 bis supporters, by which will be that 1t s the
Intention Of the government to offer further opposition
% Me admission Of Jews to Parliament While thus
scuseting the political expedsncy of this admission
Tue paper returns 70 the question Of the great
naval arrangements going In France, and says that
Nil the assurances in the world cannot do away with the
impressions this is calculated TO produce England Is
just the country to suffer by razze Let her take
sAsa third tempest shall mud her unprepared in
Iodja and the Cfinea.
The London Herald of June 10 says
was stated yesterday afternoon that Senior Martin the
NE cor mitee of bondnolders that
hae rece,vhd despatch from bis government announc
Ing tbat they win shortly provide him with the
s.s sS"'r to effect ''hnV' arrangement OF the foreign
ne latest advces from India say the General Whose
death rs mentioned Is most probably General Penny.
is said that the Emperor Napoleon viii take occasion
Of the Cberbourg tes 10 continuance of the
policy that declares the empire 70 be at peace.
Letters from PARIS ttate that favorable arrangement
between the Ministers and tho railway companies
sfuded.
The official Piedmontsse Gase OF the 18th instant
that the King Of Naples consented 10 the resu
n. Ill
Negotiations BY Sardinia for the purchase Of Monaco
said TO be suspended.
Alderman Kennedy and Mr.. Owen, two OF the British
Bank directors, have received = royal pardon. Mr..
Owens sentence was for months and MIR. Kennodys
for months.
NJ Eisdale who sentenced for year, also likely
20 be soon released through the Intervention Of the
homo secresary.
Startling and disgusting disclosures had been made In
regard Confessional In the arstocrsic neghborhood
OF Bc,sravia, london.
The clergyman Of s. BaTnsb whose license has been
revoked on account Of the Bclgavisn confessional the
Rev Arthur Poole.
rle three mater Of the American ship Cleaner had
been con mf,ss trial. al Cardiff for brutal oalrages
committed upon Tue OF their ship
SIR Philip Champion Baronst the distinguished Irish
rb,scn, deac. lie lie succeeded In the Bar ,netcy by
hs con- Sir John CHAMPION, formerly Minister a, Wash
itrsoa.
Departure OF the Atlantic Telegraph Expe-
disisn.
The telegraph squ.dron ccIstrg OF the Niagara the
Aaamemnou, the vsorous, the GorEon and the Porcu,
Pine started from plymouth Sound ct ten O'Clock the
uornng Of he 10Th OF Jane, for mid ocean, whore the
work Of submerging the Atlantis telegraph cable will DO
commenced some time between tho 10th and 10th inst
mo particular point selected Ia In Ion. 81 deg min NJ,
snd % deg Is min. w., where the depth Of the
II 1 500 fahoms. The ships 70 keep In company
until they arrive at this locality, TO prevent the pos
srbilay Of any delay when they reach their destl-
nation BY gisnce ~ the chart Of the telegraph
plateau will be that the pon. selected is nfty
niles TO the coast OF Newfoundland than u
10 10 The coast Of ireland; bu, the Niagara viii
~ obliged land tho cable at the head Of Trinity Bay,
she viii have no advantage. That Bay N shout SIXTY
miles long no that the spo, chosen will be half way
tween The pon of connection.
M weather s as fine could be wished, and Tho
petition started under the most favorable auspces
Ninety additional miles Of cable have bean placed
the Niagara and Asanemnon during the past few days.
thAa there board both ships 2e7o miles,
nu,e than afsy per cent the distance between
ireland and Newfoundland.
Among the scientific on The Niagara Ia Lieutenant
ne Baron de Boye, Of the Aids OF the Grand Duke
Constantine, High Admiral OF The RuasAn Navy
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ARRANGEMENTS roR
THE nxrKDrTfoN.
m following are the rules which have been drawn up
fsr We mechanical and electrical departments while on
nhe sxpediH ~
Ftrss-In case the cable should break afsr definite
s.cupt--ssy ESQ miles-hsd been payed IRON each
ship the be reunited afer recovering a. much
n possible and paying out 10 be renewed unless
circumstances may induce the engineer 70
asssrmine Otherwise especially in the event Of larger
proportion Of slack having been expended than was
rsckoped upon.
coodrf signals should fall W be received between
ne paying ships the engineers viii continue paying
for al least sir hours and much longer the cleo
sy,cians and engineers may deem necessary aud do.
srable
rhren case electrical signals fail as the ships NJ.
prcsch tho land without other evidence breskags
souudngs NJ the time being mot deeper Than t~o hun.
dred fshoms the shps 70 go paying out and land
NE ends.
rsursh-In case the cable break after more than two
hundred and fsy miles have been paid out from each
ship and before has been possible 10 roach soundngs
Of two hundred fathons, tho ships TO return 10
Quecnysown for orders.
Finhrhe cables are 10 be united In lai. 81 deg min
~, lon 80 deg. is mn. w.
sxtb-Afer The cable has been successfully laid, Mr..
rN'o "'oTneo 70 oppose OF Any surplus o4ole tbat
may remain, at rate OF less than e16 $3.50 per
statute mile Of ,s6o yards
seventh--Afer The cable ls laid the machinery on
board the United States steam friss.e Nhgss is to DO
taken 70 New York and ,rsoshpped from The Niagara
on board vessel bound for the Uased Kingdom
The French Nicereeusn Canal prot,rt
The PresN. publshes long article cxsous Zoe advan.
s.ses 10 no derived ron the newly protected osusl 10
Nicsraeua The Pgesse adds that the North Aner,oans
not content Nth speaking bot they act and while the
Epcllsh take OF The island ~ Perrin BY uprle
from he sultan their ally, the Americans, rely on their
shbusors ard coet Of adventurers 70 Mexico
and tale Cuba ffool Rsn. Tho FrssSe, ia conclusion
relics on the FseDch toyernment b all matters 10
rights France 400 would not g'ermt The DRrdanellee
70 fall into The hands Of Russa wi not suffer Egypt 10
Of Amesica.