The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS,

Sir Charles T Bright writing the London Times on the
hopes from the Atlantic cable says-No spsak
with absolute certainty az 10 the of the cable
ing TO be useful some have believed Il TO have arisen
from injury received during the process Of paying out
This fupposton u Incorrect the cable having been laid
without any mechanical injury wha ever Others have
ascrbed IL 70 the decvies upon which they supposed il
to have been laid but this ia note likely hypothesis for
II the protection Of the iron outer covering des
troyed the manner supposed the gutts peScna aud cop
per conductor muet have given way at the time IL
mas been asserted by Mr. Marley, vhom the At
lantc Company consulted after the cessation OF sgnas
and in whose practical judgment electrical points have
the greatest confidence serious electrical fault
listed the cab prior 70 the departure OF the expe fon
TO lay IT, this he arrived at from examination OF re
cords OF the eRpg Of the cable before the ships started
The London Herald, of the Goth June, ssyss-We have
no other interest than the promotion Of the commercial
interests Of Ireland and the estao shment OF safe and
CONNEXIONS ha Dor on the western coast to facilitate
muncatioD with The American continent Il must, ho~
ever be admitted that the enterprise of Mr. Lever
put the stamp OF pract!;ao's on aaway. Limerick IS
cot yet acted aDy such champion excited sim
lar confidence in ne waters OF the shannon; and If 60
vernmen is 10 give any aid 20 any locaIIy 1t ought to
rendered Oh the principle OF helping those who help them
selves
Thee Paris De5a Of the 18th Of June speaking OF the
lisn line Of steamers bet xeen Suez and her Indian pos
sessobs she had TO seek intermediate point wherein
70 establish coal depot Alden, 70 the southwest OF Ara
cia few miles outside the Strait of Babeinandeb,
found 70 be n the direct route Of B. bay. Alden offered
excellent port easy of deence Alden taken posses
OF and occupied, Perrin the other day. and
sneting will be TO When the Russians, after
De pence Of Paris constrained 70 evacuate the Isle
lents agreed that England should evacu
ate the Island Of Perrin.
All me famous generals Of Austria have been drawn to
sa is ornt Nugept and also Count Coronni, formerly
military tutor to Francis Joseph.
The cus,oms OF Tuscany, says the Arrals d.
Commerce Er.erietr amounted in 1853 70 II 500 so4t,
and the expenses 10 2227 ,69 showing increase Of
more than one million as compared With the preceding
year Inc Of this increase appears DO prnci
pay the Improvement 10 the produce Of the wines aud
10 the import Of corn The dimnution of the odium in
Tuscany by restoring prosperity 70 the country favored
the general cOnsntn ption.
II IL expected II all gces smoothly with the new Pal
mersiou ministry and the Continental affairs shonld not
have reached cribs tpSt, the British Court IL
concerned, the london will terminate in the FIRST
week 10 July The fourth s the day at present named
that on which IL is most likely her Majesty WILL with tho
Osborne
1t said that Continental contract has been in execu
uon 10 Logand for 60,c0Q bags Of ships bread. fns
~oula suice Tor thirty sail OF ITO line for months.
me Belgian elections termnated and according to
me 1e dphe Of Brussels they the whole unfsyor
aoie 10 Inc Ministry and the liberal party.
The Belgian Journals state that King Leopold ia 10 leave
Brussels for England 5000.
The Tribunal Confessional Police OF Tours lstely tried On
Husrd Tor spreading false tho 2slh April ne fell 10
You have heart that the with Austria IL not gon
wel,'' "Ahl how sop "rhere has booa no eusave
500 escaped have the facs from our friend Fouoaet
WHO received |. from his sonl" "But how could the
French be cruel beatenY SIN this way:rhe French
general ana the Austrian general gave each ot,o~
gn but the Austrans treacherousiy arrived
before the hour affixed, aud SO when the French Up
they were ocatenr' few days after, being In = public
house Chateau Where he repeated the same story
but augmented the oss Of the French from 1900 800
TbetrbunlI condemned him 10 u weeks Imprisonment.
The National Clsehs OF Berlin, Of the 16tn ult'mo,
says:-Eurooe coniA leave the Italians 10 tho mercy Of
whichever of the two Powers engaged in the war may
victor out Of the struggle rhc patriom OF our
people, when great enough 70 make enormous sacrace,
not merely Tor short but very long time, as
history has shown and TO make IL for other pur
pose THAI 70 por the voice Of the Pfuesan
IN the councils OF Europe together With the healthy state
OF our finances, enables tbs land wehr other
States use their standing armies rs weight in the bal
of power
correspondent from Berlin says:--It the acco ant
received OF the military measures adopted by Russia
which led 70 the mobilization Of twnthrds Of the Pruss
army. The exclamation probable enough, aud she
Pr,tssicn Gass1e gisos a,most textaally when de.
clsres tna lAe mobilization had become duty in pro.