New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

No WOnIi slArd Tor the teN seal Proposed 10 be
allotted In Parliament 20 South Lancashire.
The Dairy Ners says that the English Government
struck by some nconsstencies aud nsoeupciesi IN the
dates and circumstance pat forward by the Chinese
borties bad Offered the Chinese Governrnonz CO.
coo for the product n Of Capt. Brsbaxoo. alive
TIE London TINES remarks hat as onc-6fth Of the
population 10 the rev American Confederation is
pledged 10 Iepustion, IL does not see how where
the proposed per cent loan Of f30oo,0o0 fs 10 be
rsse1. Mr.. Davis the President of the Confederaiion
s moreover the gentleman who laughed o. the dnpes
the OF tho Mississippi bonds, and Tidie1led
their crocodile tears
suh to defay the legal costs Of the proceedings against
him, IN which the Emperor of Austria appears ss
plaintiff and seeks 70 prevent he delivery Of Hungs
man prUniissory notes
Tyne for the Atlantic Mail Company, uiderwcui her
official trial on the l2th at Stokes ~ and Ia spite
"t heavy northwest wind, accomplished ar average
Of lti knots hour. In the lat hour the speed sx.
ceeded ID knots.
I, is reported that Lord Gaming IA 10 receive the
Garter held by the late Lord Aberdeeni and with re.
spec 10 the Garter BY the death Of the Duke OK
Sutherland, the Earl Of ST. Germans aud she Marquis
il Is said. the Queens choice IL likely TO fan.
The Committee Of the Boyd Testimonial have 70
commended that the Of cleo should be devoted to
rhe erection OF monument on the SPOT tkingstown
Per where Capt Boyd and his sailors lost their lives,
ESQ for tablet in St Patricks Cathedral Dublin,
and { 25 for eravestones in the MoDkstown Church
yard where the sailors are buried. They also recon-
mend the erection Of Boyd Marine Charity at Kings
town.
TIE ArLASric TELEGRAPH.-The report Of the Ate
laniic Telegraph Company statesthat the disbursements
Of 1900 amounted TO f5 f56 Ofthis sum. ft iO9 WIS
composed Of old accounts ard Of the expenses oi tho
expedition 20 he cable. The balance OF Lon
was the coet of conducting the Conlpanys business
during that year. There were now no outstanding
liabilities against the Company, except fo5 advanced
BY the Directors at their own rk in order 70 meet for
short period the current expenses Of the Company.
The whole of the loans advanced by the harehcders
for the purpose Of attempting TO repair the cable have
been reTaid 10 the lenders with interest II Was only
possible 10 and bring away In detached lepgths
about Eve miles OF tie cable altogether. There wac
not the slightest symptom Of deterioration decay in
any part Of the gutta percha. The cable bad further
bsen subjected TO electrical test. and COM
parison between its present state OF iqsnlou aud the
records Of original tests Of the most perfect portions OF
the CT, e when first left the gu,,a persha works thres
ago showed that tna improvement had taken
place In its condiioo since Il was laid down. Tie III
ecors consider therefore that the falureof the cable
must be attributed 70 the hasty manrern which Il was
manufactured to the strain brought by machinery,
and 70 the repeated colngs and unoongs has UNDER
gone rather than to any defect arising naturally Ia the
gutts percba As 10 tie future position Of the Com
pany the Directors consider il advisable TO continue it,
at all events for time TO come, upon its present
economical footing. To wpd up its affairs would be 70
sacrifice, without any adequate object, the valuable
privileges Of the Company-its agreements with the
Governments OF England and the United Statee. The
states that cable could be constructed without
difficulty and worked between Ireland and Newfound-
land nj the nate of Is 20 20 words per minute. The
baance-sheet shows that E4l $40 had been expended
including f3O3 ca for the cable, leaving balance Of
E903 in hand.
TnK LunIsous CovrRISG OF rHE Swat an
ordinary meeting of the Manchester lierLy and Phil
osophicsl Society the 5th Instant, DIR. Joue, Pres-
dent in the chair Mr.. Joseph Sideboham read paper
" On the Structure of the Luminous Envelope VI tito
q communication 10 him from James
Nasnytb, esq., of Peushurst. Mr.. Nasmyth has made
the discovery that the entire surface OF the sun u come
posed Of objects Of the shape of willow leaf the
objects average about 600 miles in length, and 100 In
breadth and each other in sill directions, forming
network the thickness OF this does not appear to be
very great through the ntersees the dark or Pc
numbral stratum IL seen and II is this which gives to
tie sun that peculiar notified appearance 70 familiar TO
Observers These willow leaf shaped objects bsss
seen the edges Of solar "spot where they appear
luminous, on dark ground. and also compose tha
bridges which are formed across spot when 1t is
msndiDg up; the only approach % symmetrical ar
rangeinent is In the fsments bordering the spot, ana
those composing the peuumbra, which appears to be
Il ue secondary stratum Of the suns luminous atnos-
pbere; here these bodies show tendency To radial
arran cement. Although carefully watched for. no
trace OF spiral or vertical arrangement has been oS-
served 10 these ilsmentsthus setting aside the hke-
hood Of any wbirlwind ike action being an agent In
the formation Of the spots has been ooDectured TO
be the The writer does not feel warranted az
bazardiDg c0nlectures hs 10 mature
and functions Of these remarkable willow leaf shaped
objects but intends pursuing the investigation of the
subject this Summer and hopes TO lay The results be-
fore the British Association during their meeting In
three beautiful drawings no. represented one f
the willOw-eaf shaped objects; No. 2 the luminous
surface of the being entirely composed OF these
Objects and No. 30 large drawing Of solar spo as
Of the sun composed Of these obects a. also the 70.
numbrs and the bridges the dark portion OF tho
spot 10 which tho exact shapes Of these objects were
10 be seen most clearly. Mr. Sidebothsm stated thAs
the image Of the sun was examined by Mr. Nasmyth
with mirror OF plane gass, set at On angle OF 43j
nearly the whulo II the Light aud heat Of the SUI,
asu.d through tire glass and the rays used were hose
only reflected firm its surface.
RoysI'eeographicai Society, on Monday evening" .
paper sent 10 the Government by Mr.. Consul Pember.
ton HOdgson descriptive u his Journeys Ia the leland
Of jesse, Japan wss read by DR.. Shaw. Mr.. Hodg-
con and party made four journeys 10 the Island Of Jesse
during the months Of une, July and August last year.
The journeys were principally along the coast In va
rious directions but the last be ssosnded the great
volcano stou. 100 feet high. The country paseed
was described as exceedingly iich and beantiful
Astounding In forest and hOwers-chesnut, oak, pine,
beech birch, elm, cherry, sycamore, magnolia, rosess
convailars orchards, vines, clematiss
and numerous others yet unknown. He WA 70.
ceyed everywhere with the greatest attention and
ciyilty duriog the excursions. He visted, Likewise,
the celebrated mines Of lead and iron. Jesso he be-
eved 70 be lnbaied ehleny siong the COATS only inc
interior being full Of bears and other animals, the
forests containing "al the woods necessary for the
ieets Of any country" The Japanese Of this isand
appear 10 live chiefly upon ash and vegetables Large
1uanes Of seaweed and bscke de naer are collected
omii tigeon partridge. woodcock, and sniFe abound.
God was also fouhj. Mr.. Eodgsou concluded by Civ
ing his opinion that "Jesso s not Known, even 10 the
uafiyes; u is stil nut, Of which, with the exception
Of tie shell, they entire entirely Ignorant"
A PErTIcoAT PARLIAASsT.-Ihe Times Paris cor
epoudent says II ia In the Senate only that the
.pit Of discussion is evoked Another, and far DIFF