New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

South w-sm stfrst, witch wa s;tsntsi sits !oss Of
Re. Dtra.s CresEsn. ABBY lj !e's a sss. than a
cfsre, Of the pis,~ hAsioy bsen eurrsi 70 iesi IN
lie uoss stoctIz nsrrsr. Ths cause g g., srP',-
ae7 a mystery which msy nsvs bs cleared Up, bu.
the siIoI rrttun pton h.. Lhs deceased, during the
sfsrrce q his eurloye-. Hghiei .cig'r OF s.--cts
Il sob, tie f:s fi0n wi.el cana "a c 0a.sct wta ihs
FAN usbis lqud. thereby os1sios 81 init Ntsneous
f5p,o,ioB. Tie BODY OF young Crsssan WAS eonve!ei
% tie First W.d Poics Station. where Coroner
Gar be leli 81 inquest. Be.ow Wi ba found tas
te.,:uoty Of Mr. Godfrey
~ Is south v .isu stree rsariscure g'n al brandy
f.,ers, .e eSra., d-o-.. -, Il su ,5y =. OF al
SzI e. e.,ips 10. dece.ee offc. me-
s.s ;sr ;hs top Of o.k 1'o Hh sss a.yias AZ
:, are fsroTr Aoeo, trct 70 ,bou; TO- OF q JUMP
~ oi .;sea ss f, "a az ., s3r,, toh o.. sset
o ny psc-, sbou. = oeiOtk crowd sognd ins aoa'
- sees.d vs., EoU.ht ort bsl T. eiisp there be
fvtca $50 ard $500 e sts Il TIE Par; was Insured ot
"a been sppl.i us-S any lsat the Pse nor
even srsoksi a.. there; caEO, -on. oS -e sAso'a
TIE testnopy Ct Juemish Cculy a member of
No Hose, 70 tie tndlrg OF the body in the build
4 . after desth ha; ensusd wa .skea Also tie evi-
teroe Ct Dr. Ha1ho, going to show the cau's OF
dss'b and ths, the body was barnei 70 acrsp
Tie Jmy reuderei veidict of death ron burns
A: q fire caused in some msIner TO them unknown At
NJ. I6 South Wiism street, July 10. 1853 The de-
ceased lived With hi, psients a. Nc 81 Peaii street
TIE ATLasTIo TELEGEAfH.-Tt Erer'rS Post
t.ies dsoourssirs view Of the telegraph e1psr'
m.nt. Ii ssy;:
NJ Mofse whor: We have beea IN th. habit Of re-
e rci a. Of TIE highest aor,iss in te aphc
cerce we sre informed has never expected that the
eNpf d.on ncw upon the Atlantic would be successful,
:. oush be s quite ssDgUlre that cable can os lad
sud worked between tce terrninl wn.ch the C0mpsry
las seected. lie does not disguise is onvc.lon that
ire CABLE On board the Ccmpsny's steamers is much
TOO tesvy, ard that Of half its weight or ass,
might be lad srd worked effectively. His views
up0D this subject sDd the consequences to Thch they
1--we lad a,e ss.i 10 have been tie controlling res-
.ors Tor ts te.rg eft out OF the Board of Direction
At tie election which imrs distey preceded the re-
esction in the prce Of the stock
OF course tie cempsny d.d rot msxe the csole a.
heavy es they did except to rcrease their Oh snces Of
layirg II successfully; and rothing but trial Will
pro bstly ever determine whether Professor Morses
view is correct. Hs opinion utguestione6y possesses
grest weight, ard viii be csIetuly Considered # any
new exyeIvert j. rsde. There are other proyiiions
Which have been suggested TO us, against the scci
duts 10 which the plans for laying submA,ins cables
hsye thus far proved 10 be liable, which we will sub
nit viii ut ergun ent for what they are worth.
"A cable c0.ied cannot be uacoed without kinfs:
Therefore the c.ble must be reeied to be aid.
"Tte necessity for two vessels to lay the cable
qredruples tsId more TIE risk OF acciden nts:
"Ihtlsfore tie cable must DO laid fron one ship.
"The voysge 70 England is easier shorter ard ssfer
t! 80 the ,oysge FROM Epglsad:
.TheIefore the vessel with the cable should start
from this side.
Thee is ore vessel, and one cnly, Of tuunage and
room Sufficient to cary tho whole cable 10 wit, tue
LeyiathaL:
Therefore the cable if ever laid at all must be
s.oyed succession of reels in the leviahsn, and
the Lev'att an must sail from own shores"
Il these views should be deemed to possess suy
yaue i voud be easy for the Leviathan to bring tne
cable with Ter TO this country snd lay It on her hrat
tip home.