The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25


boB6Ies greeted The Of OF tue mos
marvellous and glorious achege neps thai wsri
bpowD; and even large eao % aiae, i1scTost soc
cess 70 cable" ~bish ban been pro.asnty rsa-sd
above she estssDce 70 the ssse works. 10
and ssn hidden behind pus OF stones aissr l.Dssa
Of cable bad been coeo the bach reach
Ing the telegraph oi,e, be ned bat osisar
The Asswcwhop nor the vaorous Quilted thar ao,ngsys
avTeg The Dght, though the weather made ihei5 psoa
within IN exposed md iron buod bay very gisbl,
me electrical tests were .sen applied 70 tie r,,s an
s'gra)e were again fDtercbspged With the Niagara 10
fypby Bay, Newfoupd and but that vessel having 20 land
her tAd I'd 70 shoonspue shs rsnsmssi,n OF
for while; on this beng resumed oil foaud right
ie.e rssn wtl be oontnaed for . fev days by ~hioo
vNkrs seNseOy standards Of electrical status will be
.ived spo the large nsvumsps wpico are nov being
1ued up IN The stations ~ Knight town and at ths head
Trinity Bay, VIII then b. pat mo operation Aer theee
have been adjusted and pvactked for vhis. and all
o'h~r Orsrgentn,e are Completed The lice will be
spepeS ppo, thus has been eonoludes the arss
sep n pew pSase Of inter communication WHOM will
probab ove,sSesd The whole earth before may year,
ave Lset 90 that every distant Inland, eveYy part where
shin cso cal .D be supplied With the n~sns Of instantly
c.hversi with every oSher portion Of the world VII
gearhc undertaking, or are such honors only for mil.
sary and naval beroes2
The London Evening Herald Of August 10 contains long
memnoD. Great credit Riveu 70 the ofi,sYs for The
somfable raDner in which the ship nsvgated
sS,' SERVICE N Of cable laying and the ".s
courage and persevers which been displayed BY
Mr. Bright snd those who ssed upder his orders 10 en-
tn6lr
pain d every step
THE NEWS In GREAT BsIrAIs AND IRELAND.
[vaenss (Auguss g. svspiDgL Correspondence OF Dublin
Freemsn's Journal
the cable laid from the sborc of Vaeotia 10 thst Of
Unity Boy, Newfour ano and free current Of elsssr
city beng constantly mantained through the wires:
though as yet and for some time 70 some no es.see
can he ansmitted from America This srises from tue
fact tbst the ipstrumsp Newoun ,iscd have yet
been N7RDRed In working order Me- uilowsa White.
bouse tk ctYca1 OF great emn, nee has charge Of
ne tape'mens in Vsens, and for come weeks be hss
been cODarty engaged the erec'too of the ,paya.us
here. hn now In perfect order and be able 70 trans.
nt messages 10 Trinity Bay 70 which he has received
tel IL Die siensss 10 reply
The Appustus intended TO be used In the working II
the Atlantic telegraph rev Invention, and said Z, pos
seas sor,e importsn. Improvements Its novelty, NJ
work ard until u has been fully arranged q the other
side OF the Atlantic DO md pendent message be
ntted nom tber ce Enough, however, nss been done
TO show that the Atlantic telegraph cccopvpli
TIE messages sent by W. whishouse W his colleagues
Ne sfoundsnd have been upoorstood ana answered by
for greater or shorter space ot time according 10 the
reanest cor veysd by the message
Under these circumstances II Il Impossible 10 say when
wefbsll be In position 10 have full and Ierfect commu
pcaop besveep valentia and Newfoundland but know.
ing the df1culues 70 be erc,ontered and the time re-
qubfd for the arrangement OF the Instruments sm In
cnred TO re eve that least fortnight must eapse be-
fsre that desirable coussmmstrn 10 Effected
[Dpbio (Aueur o. Correponcsncs OF the Lord1n Post
when the pe~s reached Dublin ssterdsy evening that
the Atlantic cable he'd been sfuly ia3 10 spread
vth snszsg rapidly, and Mr. o'Connnr. director, end
oompsny, At onoe started TO the vioe,ega Lodge 70 com
nuncate 70 his Exoeilercy the gratifying intelligence
HIS ord.hip, hossver, yss no. :. the lodge Be Is the
was Immediately expressed TO him Vie Droxheda.
From the London Star Ausust7l
despatch Of Yesterday morning from valentis con-
10 pass freely between tho Agsmemnon TIRE sos, Of
Irehnd, ana The Niagara IN the Bay Of rfinisy, New
The English end Of the cable has been landed safely
and every thing appears 70 90 IN the most Satisfactory
way. II all : well, the public may have the ressisa
benefit Of the cable In three weeks.
Mean WHILE the Atlantic Telegraph cable exsites grsst
interest all over the country.
Ia The city, n,nohes,er and in liverpool they are all
seog for The final completion Of the grcas ents-prtss
when they can learn The prices Of corn and cotton IN al
from The Londsn Times, Ausum7l
The intelligence which ~ publish Ibis mornisg w
rrsa'd % ,bo Atlantic Telegraph fuly cna m. Toe an
%. ): s's snas
catoa maintained pevfec'y " besveea tue Old and Nsw
The influence which Win exert ia the dsssni. oS The hu
man race 70 the discovery OF America been obtained
On ou side tho end OF The came We saseiy landed
thursday afternoon. and similar operation has ,Aks
place In Newfoundland.
30 far then, entitled 70 suppose hat the problem
has been practically solved. b, Of oourss possble tha
future an interruption Of oo.tln uiy nav
take place at the bottom OF the Atlantic So an o,cur
resoe might happen 70 morrow. or sx on,hs ncace sad
would no douW be unwelcome. We must cJDsider
however, that would only prove tnal the psr ua- rind
Of line cable which should be usea had no. 5ss been
be laid between the Old and the New World rha: has
bes n done.
All evil forebodinss upon thu. point have been prao
caiy refuted II " not within the rogoos far pre-.
sumption that any imposition would be atvo ytsd soco
q matter. TWO points. we cay, thea, ace decldeo-he
cable bas been laid; electric communicative hw bssn
or course this bot the commencement Of n.~ sys.
tenn The directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Coppsny,
Tor tue sake OF their own Interests ana fof the OF
public convenience, must eoessaly proceed :, rsrse
iresb cables II viii not 90 awake mora'es and
BuIope hiss been interrupted. Agss, n TO- drastors
would have large profits, they must have ss
ano large business 10 teesrsphc me.ssger ony be
carried on with adequate OF LeosmisrioJ Tee
rate OF charge vll deter mine the 90 nee zach
will be maoe Of the lire, and there Da.J bs ehsap
rates where there are numerous r,esssss
We would gladly eco the system 80 fAlsy e.rnsd out
that New York and London ahouli ba tfUnLh, iro e.
essy Communication ~ Load0o and Psrs fae oi-pc.srs
Of this re~ company viii doubt TIA, ,hiy no
true view Of their own interests for Biepol1s.T a
considerations we have raned, they NOS. sS ior
pen So,viosanane Their monopoly o. cs'muaioA
The rroblem bsving been soiged. ot w JoEiy Of
vii esr,sply be- con, soss 'o s,r me 90
years. Our French reghbors are guile quick sisbsed
enough and quite speculative enough % enoart 10 sucn
venture even N Enghnmen shoulo bold .ne'r hands IL
H. however, as yet premature oiscuss these oopside
rs'ons any length. For the present let rejyos IT
IL The success OF tns Atlantic Telegraph Company.
THE LAYING OF rHK cABLE ASEorScsp TO VICTORIA
AND NAPOLEON.
luxembourg (Ausust o. Correspondents OF London Post
During the roy al banquet board the Breague renon
YER shp), was announced 70 their Maestes through
Queens messenger who had arrived board the Fire
Queen, THAI The Atlantic Telegraph had been successfully
laid
FROM the London Post, August
Now that The cap>buly Of ing down . telegrsphc
cable the bed Of the Atlantic N demonstrstedAnd
that too under circumstances unfavovaDs than may
reasonably be expected electricians backed by
capitalists here and on the other side o. toe .ssr win
ses themselves 70 the tack OF solving the problem Of
srucsng other ransaianto cables Efficient than tho
fret Profitable will be the stakes In tha venture,
evident TO al VINO have WATCHED me Developments OF
that future long sec eesrsphc cables vii De constructed
dinerepty TO The present one In mater requiring
much profound thought and practical exper would
be rash to p,onounce odthedo in what particulars The
alterations Will consist; bot Is 81 lesst not dicu
fcrcsee that the problem, Nike most others will dod ih
solution a some practical point between two cofnzao,s
limits, The existence and Tho nature Of which are In
the present case sufficiently evident On the one
LAID, theory requires that the conducting wire should
present the maximum available sectional area, In
order that the ccurss Of electricity may nos suffer
impediment; while, on the other baod, due regard