The New York herald., 1863-11-03

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. in better electrical coudisiop than whsn e Mr.
HsnIeys works. me Asssys was driven inte Plymouth
BY desperately heavy weather; yea strong was ,he
taken before the sailed Saturday showed each
section 10 be In higher condition Of insulation than any
submarine cable eyer exhibited before.
90 board each Of ships 70 certain portou or The
stan which s hereafter 70 work the line from station 70
station along tho Gulf AZ each station win bs super
ntendent and deputy superintendent, with six clorks-
the latter the best instrument hands that could be pro
cured the former al gentlemen from ten 70 twelve
AZ some OF the stations the stan viii have but
duh time; at Khasab, the lonely point Of rock
OF the Arabs may possibly obigs ali 70 live on board
nuik moored at some little distance from the rocky DESC
isse shore We'll chosen library Of about 1000 volumes
goes out win the expedtou, and these viii be divided
between the hve Gulf stations. The Amber Witch which
viii ply between the stations win bring letters and pa
three months a time al one station 30 that there win
at least be constant change there not much variety
distance Of two hundred and hny milss from Gwadel
across the Gulf to The peninsula of Khasab om Khasab
70 susoi,s ana from BSshi,s 70 place cs!sd Mw
land lines which carry { q Basisi, ihsscs 70 Nos
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ls sAs sEpenss and lrsaSIs q nakse Ave brseks o.
stations the Gun Apdett N 100 mlIeS d wise r.
experienced Il through an unbrsssn circuit
miles IL was for the same reason that the Malta
and exandriaIine was laid m three sectors Electric
Clans are sanguiue In THAR hopes that, In the 0
time and with increased knowledge and sub
marine cables this great dcusy rather obstacle may
nothing appears more certain than that cannot b.
sent through long, unbroken circuits f submarine wircs
dertahnss commercially probable even there were
risk q loss while being s deep Even with
laid Dr. Esselbach taking out with him some beautiful
Instruments specially made By Professor wheatstone,
mitigate With sSem he nSuss Or me sscic wsve IN
the conductor, which, 70 certain EXTENT viii interfere
with rspidy and c,sarnsss Of elssraphns even along
wre where ne longest unbroken submarine stretch 10
The work Of submerging shis line wl Is expected.
be laid from the sailing ships which II ID board
towed BY steamers lashed alongside The work OF
but 70 land The t ends s ami ali he
perfect may probably occupy fortnight or % more. The
weak point Of the line decidedly that which passes from
the head OF the Gulf To Scutar-the land line The first
length up 70 Bagdad 10 across country which may be
said 10 be In possession OK the Arabs all the
the occupancy and the second length from Bagdad 70
scutar In the hands OF Turkish operators who work
only as long and a. often a. pleases them and
Unless English operators sent TO these stations in
Asia Minor would be little short OF faulty 70 expect
that AZ rue, the telegams would much anticipate the
.m mall n sarng danger has Of course % ben
Stewart taking another land line from BushKe reheran
and from Teheran to Bagdad. This length therefore,
renders the line partly independent Of tho Arabs though
leaves the evil OF the Turks rampant But
10 have some check these latter also another land
line heing get from Teheran TO Tes and from Teis
II will be in with the Russian lines. These
routes, however, are really valuable only auxilarcs
the great object TO bs arrived being course get
English operators along the Asia Minor route
already succeeded 10 getting English operators along the
Persian routes from Pushre 10 Bagdad and TcHs little
diplomatic management Al Con staHtnople would be sum.
cient would think 10 this slight favor from
which tho Turks would reap much benefit ourselves
in the quick transmission or messages and all the benet
In recuniary point OF view.
In few days Colonel Stewart leaves for Constantino.
ple 70 SEQ that their Asia Minor land lines a good
working order before starting overland for India
The cable ships at Bombay. Sir charles Bright and Mr.
atimcr Clark, with the rest OF their sta win aso start
pary next month 70 mako all the arrangements for thsr
respons sbiliiy Of laying the we MIST heartily do
wish Colonel Stewart and his able engineers al the
,css 10 which their unwearied care justly entities
hem.