New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

The successful completion of the submarine tele
graph line from Malta TO Alexandria il announced
The whole length is l, 400 miles, having intermedi
ste stations at Tnpoh and Benghazi. Arrangement
are now nearly completed for working il, and IL II
expected to be open 70 the public by the end OF Dc
tober, when communication with India Will be eX
pedited IS DAYS.
Tie mes SAYS: Mr.. Edwin Booth made his first
appearance at the HaynaTket Theater on Monday
Sept. 80. lie was received with hearty applause
which no fsirly merited. lie 10 iudici0us actor,
and gifted with an excellent voice and an expressive
cOUHtenance.
nc hamv and Napv Gazette saws: We hear a
whisper faint but menacing. of which feel bound
10 take some notice. We told that the excellence
Of some battalions Of volunteers, and the great nOn-
nal effective Of the whole body, 10 be used
gOmsnls next session, for reduction Of the regular
Smy.
Tie Times says: The agent OF the Jamaica
Cotton Company received In the English mail steam
En- on the 2lst ult., supply Of cotton seed which
was being distributed TO parties desIrOus Of trying
tle cultivation Of the plant, and il was anticipated
ibst good number Of specimens OF Jamaica grown
cotton will be forwarded 10 the Exhibition OF lSo2.
prospectus has been issued Of the Queensland Cot
ton Com any with capital of t5O0OO. The OBJ
eet is TO develop the capabilities of the Australian
Colony Of Queensland for the growth Of cotton, and
Il is proposed to employ imported Indian cOole
labor. From the uDquesllonable value Of the sam
pies produced in Queensland 1t is assumed that,
whatever may be the nature or extent OF the future
AuericDu supply, cotton can be produced in that
colony 80 as to compete prOftably with all other de-
sCfiptiOns The Government OF IGdia have su-
thofzed the expenditure Of one Lac Of rupees in fur
theranee Of the international Exhibition.
TIE Cambridge Independent says:
The Prince Of Wales is expected In Cambridge
next week. for the purpose Of Tesuming his academ-
ical esEeeT in this University.
Mr. Mandslsy, the engineer Of Lambeth. is dead
me DaslV NcUS says the murderOgs attack made
OIL he members OF the English Legation in Japan
decided The commander OF the French squadron in
China 10 send the Ducbayla 20 Yedo, 10 place him
seHat the disposal Of the French Charge flares.
The Times says: Yesterday, Sept! y, 6 memorial
numerJusly signed by merchants and others con-
peeed with Mexico, was presented to Mr.. Lay6rd,
81 tho foreign Office The document appeals to the
Brtsb Government 70 interfere by force OF arrns in
tie affairs Of Mexico, in conjunction, If possible, with
France. Tue signatures attached to il are those Of
the principal firms, not only IN London but alFo II
Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, and al other large
towns In England. Mr.. Layard stated that he would
take the earliest opportunity Of bringing it under
Earl Rgssells notice. The London Star, Of Oct. !,
ssys
Two great events viii render this day famOus in
history The French Commercial treaty comes into
fun operation and paper leaves the miAs OF he
uiaeturers without having been sOied by the IN
clean hands Of the exciseman.
The Price Of TIE LoAGOR Times has been reduced
from I'd. to Sd, a copy.
BlOutin made Lis twenty-sixth ascent at the Cfys-
tai Palace on Monday lasi, before az audience Of
about "A 900 persons.