New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18
The Asin's Mails.

The AsI0's
The mails of the Asia reached this city Satur-
day. and furnish the following additional details OF
news. The dates are to the I'd inst, inclusive:
Grens Britain.
THE PBNIANs
From The London Times, Aug 81.
In this country, as, indeed, all over the world,
there prevails a feeling that when man has done n
davis work he may spend the night as he peases. He
NAV 60 to public house. or a club or 10 some place OF
amusement; he may sit against wall While his daugn-
tiers are dancing ready to dance OF he may go 10
1.-THE House." belief that the night Is your own anu
you NAV do what you like with it. is shared by some
who have not done days work. and indeed these are
the people who enter upon the pleasure OF the eh Win
the greatest aacrity and vSgor we know mol "hetne
it s after days work days idleness that good
many Irshmen have lately taken to new kind oil noctur
nal amusement They meet on the roads, or on any
dry bit of ground they can fnd and 50 through whst
they consider to be drilling and what no doubt is
drilling. They have been seen in various places ny
dozens-nay. travellers who have stumbled on the IN
the dark talk Of hundreds. and they are described as
going through certain military movements WIN muc
activity and precision. The immediate neighborhood
of police station seems to be no bindraAce ana
county magistrate found them only seized with SUD
den shyness and unwilling TO meet his gaze THO a aO
recreation itself we have very little TO say Ihe 40
nestle accommodation Of the country does not anord
much means for recreation indoors and the mdness
of the temperature is favorable for outdoor
As matter Of comfort we would rather JOIN ieW
good fellows at night paradef il was not rainy or
windy or very cod-than stand the same length OF
time on a midsummer night with 200 people In room
which 100 would more than fill. Then. II II be really
drilling and if these men are really learning the trade
of soldering why not They do 1t gratis and with.
out the actual nse Of dangerous edgetools. A good
many Of them will finish by taking the Queens shilling
and fighting as Irshmen always do fight, against Her
Maiestys enemies. After all, they will lind this pleas
than turning out after dusk, with SUCKS or any
makeshift accouterments without q farfhing OF pay
and utter absence of creature comforts not to speak
of results
But for their own sakes cannot but be sorry that
they are doing all this with bad conscience as we
cannot doubt they are Nobody shall ever persuade US
that the poacher is quite satisfied TO the morality oil
mis- amusement, shall anybody persuade us that an
Irishpan really thinks that he has good case lot
learning. in his shabby way. how TO cut our .nroals
and raise the stars and stripes any other flag on
Dublin Castle So far regards any intention oil tnis
sort we can tell him exactly how it will be In the nap
PLY improbable event of war between tais count!
ton will follow the example Of the War Office here and
WILL perhaps be wiser IL its generation III VIII
do Just what answers Its purpose, without par.ce
Of sentiment. We should very much doubt Whelher
it will the risk of throwing away It's SHIPS or us
men upon Ireland; but If it should happen thar tne
Irish persuaded them of rising in that country SUI
cent to embarrass England and occupy It's attention
in that case 1t is Just possible America would send
over small force, as 1t were TO ,nocuiate Aetanu
and bring out strong rash" on us surface.
This would probably be at time when we Were
engaged in some other quarter so a. TO feel tne
abstraction Of 90 900 We will not speculate as 'o
the result Of the supposed campaign, nor Is II neces
sary for IN result whether success or failure the
| Americans would eventually withdraw their force
from Ireland and leave it's excited population to on
own tender merces. We trust in that dark nouI 'h'
counsels Of mercy would prevail and that Engiaht
would interfere TO assuage the fury Of factions an,
even TO soften the avenger OF blood But there IL shc
thing martial Law. and there have been some CON
nanders apt TO give free vent to their sense oil ndle
nation and their hatred Of treason There are men II
this country should be sorry, indeed TO let ioos
upon Ireland even should Ireland itself lack at tina
lyeo
Orange predictions. The only result OF the compare
tive handful America from her great distance wopi'
be able to throw upon Ireland would DC most danger
Gus announcement 10 the dsafectcd and something
more than encouragement-a fatal necessity 10 snow
themselves. Thousands OF poor fellows who now obi
talk OF repeal would find themselves Obliged TO decar
themselves enemies Of this country they conid no
possibly receive such a backing from America as !,
give them days security in any part OF the ISL
and. and they woud shortly find themselves competed
10 sue for peace in a manner most repulsiye TO the
feelings OF sefrespect submit TO annihilation. Al
for America, If she had succeeded In diyertng som
10000 or $1,000 British soldiers from more criuca
points and giving extra trouble and expense
She would not shed many tears over the fate OF III
Irish dupes
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
twill be seen by the following ni'oficia statemen
which appears In the London journals that the Atlantic
graph companies have definitely determined 10 lay
new cable next Summer hoping 10 create new capita
TO carry the project 10 successful trInination an.
that new contract has been MADE Win the Ielegrap
Construction Company:
"The respective boards Of the Atlantic Telegraph
COMPANY and the Telegraph Construction and Mainte
nance Company, after the most careful investigation
into the debeiation upon all the circumstances attend
ing upon the recent expedition and upon the accident
which has postponed The success Of the undertaking
for the present season, have come to the unanimous
resolution to prosecute the undertaking with increased
vigor in the Summer Of next year. II supported 10
very moderate extent by the existing shareholders anc
| the public.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has accordingly
entered into a contract with the Telegraph Con
struction Company, whereby the latter COMPANY
will again send out the Great Eastern during the
summer Of 1866 having on board sufficient cable both
for the completion of the existing cable and for the
establishment of second cable of the same pcrfec,
construction between Ireland and Newfoundland
The first operation will be 20 lay this latter cable;
having done which, the Great Eastern will return h
the end of the broken cable and commence operations
for recovery. As 10 the success Of these operations
Capt Anderson, Mr. Canning and all the leaders o.
the late expedition, have met the most hopeful conf
dence ard all concerned believe in the establish.
ment OF two working cables during 1906.
To effect this desirable consummatioD, the share
holders Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are re.
CURED 10 subscribe sum OF 42O000 The liberality
and effective financial arrangements OF the Telegraph
Construction Company, WHO are deeply interested in
the OF the undertaking. have enabled the Dl
rectOrs Of the Atlantic Company TO effect this adyen-
fageOus arrangement although the total cost Of the
new cable Of It's submersion and OF the repairs TO the
existing cable, will be $500 600 The profit upon the
new cable if successful but not Otherwise is to be
100000 and If the existing cable be restored the Tel
egraph Construction Company will also receive the profit
provided for them under the old contract-namely,
9l37. 40 in old uuguaranteed shares Of the Atlantic
telegraph Company.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company hive summoned o
meeting OF their shareholders FOR Thursday the 18th Of
September for the purpose of creating the necessary
capital TO which they propose 10 attach preferential
dividend Of twelve per cent, TO enable them TO carry
out the foregoing arrangements and they entertain
doubt that the small sum required 10 be subscribed for
VIII be readily taken up by the shareholders. seeing
that for this additional outlay they will obtain the full
ninent OF their most sgnguiue expectations, even
lisbed.