New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
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sme Of .he details which might be ampl'hed to the ex
lent Of columns: - - 80
The manufacture Of .he cable dne'ea a. Aios 49, ~
Nm he proces adopted siv veqrs ago Is nearly '"o VIC
DE to begn with the weight OF the copper suaa %
e' NE SO SS 70 the nautical milo berg 800 to
Io7 Ihe incubation rendered ferleet oy means o. y. %
I'VE Cba'tsrt0D's coWpouna-wih when ,' ooi
~ s,ns T. h-.t coated and which with 'be soc
srsiye ayers Of guta percha, binding them hmy yre
nd t fonrf5d skin EXHIBITS the DARK riuss OF me
Dsuonnd and far sostns protecso on is
k.nerces 10 also needed aud sii more " ,;on in
At Tesistanee which provides against enornO"s "A
p ",auns The core with p9adne Of tarSatureted hemp
tetwer have ten soid wires OF ~ Nsris
-. ,u,stea ritb n,es,ry ,iy. pound and the wnos
kfd .pirslly around the core. which httef y p TIa
srd,ay hemp stored ,, Tln va. tans cw while the
prs.cnt case tuns IS ewt so mueh oi .ne , 80
ssiengsh Of The coil; and IN o'h n, IL now managed
viii nsraiuty hch rot only greater power OF re
.,.tsnss IN The JGI ,Sa snsI ON''
am informed that 500 tuns Of raw gutta pereha wni
he reoIred simply coat the copper wire when ths IL
,eted the cable viii he transferred ~ the estaOhsh
neut of Glass Elliott Co, there 70 be encosed az de
eeribed IN the extract had intended to speak IN my
nat in relation to this topic, OF the dinner gwen al te
Palace Hotel by Cyrus Field, previous 10 ms GeiN'u
for the United States. which great success ana
remarkable for the celebrities present. but 'afpio
given him the precedence AS il IS, an addiIlOnai pra
Graph about the ilustrious Itnan:
He has departed for Caprers in the Duke Of Suther'
lands YACHT" Not" the Acting Treasurer 10 the
6aIibaldi Reception and Testimonial Fund, without
bitter r grc that he could not fulfil the numerous en-,
yagement n his heart but though the true reasons OF
his departure present concealed beneath the net
work of deplOmsey. all those who have watched MS
noble career win have faith in him, that he ieiI ms
wishes unqualified, his engagements unnlhleG OUT VI
Adherence 10 advisers in high quarters. futherhore
a. the sHine
warranted by short note nom the General 1 lahe!
h. brief visit has been none the less effective rom hs
Supposed abortvc termination Ills parting aeuress 10
he English people is plain ana R0 ihosa
a bayonet YOu see he happens De one VI ll'oso
who can I lie easily And let re Ilr.e' reh'n,
che nobs and cohpcoh the matter as much as
ibey please folks won't he cOntenied about H. IL has
absolutely got into the mouths Of the ballad singers
tsard one the other night and here's sample OF bus
My:
"Oh there has been Jolly row,
All clss-e. have been iliuging,
London has been turned upside down
Since Gorbaldi came to England!
The Frenchman he got very mad,
80 did the greasy ltccshian
The Austrian looked tremendous ssd
So did the silly Prooshisn.
To send poor Garibaldi home
They did advise the nsion.
Who d think that England would submit
To such desTsdStionl
Etc, etc
cHoRr,.
The foreign Powers have inteIieieSi
jealous, iHderd, they AZ oe
He ean remain longer hero
Far-w eli, brave GsTlbsldi"
And 40 on believe the bard OF Seven Dias correctly
represents the feeling Of at least the French Emperor
n is stated, too, that Austria and Prussia POSI-
lively refused TO send representatives TO the LONDON
Conference as long az Ghrbaldi remained IN England
His invitation Mazdni 10 visit him In his retreat at
Brooke and their Interview, was suppressed IN oil the
PalmerstOnian journals G. fidelity IN reporting is WIN
English new spspers religion" yon know y and when
the correspondent Of The Daily eos ehronicled IT, he
was nsultcd, and attempt made ~ eXpei him nom
Iu.. .shf harf. lnn
Also pretty good authority, that the Queen Is OF
9ended with he PIincs Of " es OF that yOuhg man
having graticd Lis curiosity By calling on ne General
A word about the Conference. The poNucai quo
M les and ciniun:nat expect that nothing WI Come
Of They think that Great Britain declined the
lrepeh Fmperors proposition of Congress for the
tlement of Europeau difficulties be Will ret1late by
rendering this ohTye thereby showing his power and
Great Britain hepesness in ending the SchieS" no!
stein war nnsidod Nobody IS surprised az astIia
Denmark continues the blockade q the German port
although everybody knows It 10 be mere diplomatic
subterlugc What viii De the next step no one prctehos
~ guess; meanwhile Napoleon Ill is more than eyel
master " the situation.
have now hanging in my room. a curious map, pub
EShed three years ago ia Paris tsen suppressed Oy tht
Government, but nov allowed 70 be 500 openly, Az
said 70 be ia great demand. II IS entitled, Europe II
is66." with tie explain alton !, Map OF the naturA ron
ters Of the peoples The following changes are OF
servable; "1he Ceramic Confederat.on. as II 1
called. sbsOrts Denmark and Holland inchdes th'
whole OF The German states and Austria proper W
capital being Berlin. France has acquired the KAeHlsA
Proyinces Switzerland and the Channel Isllnds Spain
repossesses Gibraltar. Italy resumes Venice, anne1es
Malta and has Rome fo- Capital IAe sclavon!c States
are Hungary Seag onia, Croatia and in short all TAG
Austrian Empire except Austria proper; Pesih capital
Poland eappesrs forming tae second terrific! la govern.
naenL in size in Europe Greece absOYbs tie Whole OF
Turkey and the Danube pfilcpites Russia loses Lap,
band and Finland which are added " Sweden. England
books much as usual minus Gibraltar, Malta, Hehc1and
snd the Chan:.c Islands. Altogether curiosity
II LOOKS as this carving out Of this chart were De
tng attempted In some respects. Already Denmark Il
getting absorbed. bit by lit by Germany, or rather
Prussia They say that Bismsrk plays the game OF
Louis Napolo0n; and Prussia and France may sympa
shiEe with each Other III schemes of teIl'oiA ssI
dhzenent
i am compelled TO speak o, the "Tercentenary very
briefly cor the mail closes almost immediately. L.
london il has proved a decided failure in WsrTick
shire partial success. vent 10 Stfatiord on avon
on Tuesday and think that the pretty. quiet old town
never looked 30 picturesque so lively. promise my
self another visit week. and may send you an inter
letter about H. for VIII read as well one day
another. ~
Charles Dickens gets $4,000 from his publishers,
Chapman and hall for Our Mutual Friend" Ash the
sum ~ be paid tits very day-that Of The sppegr-
snce OF the lrst Aumbor-the remainder on the com
pletion Of the story. AnOw this 10 be scI I. IL o.
April and May Weash-r-The London Con-
ference and Public Opinion -Hnrging-
Americnn Affairs in En2iand-Return
Of the Hon. W. VI. warts and Cyrus W.
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Rebel Inau-
ence i'm France and Engiand-The Roy
ni Academy-Ifems-As Story About the
Empress Eugene.