New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

broken N the COILS, ana BOIe vi
wire proved to be brittle and illtempered. Inc Gis
coysry aay cd the excitement caused by the suspicion
of malice but it dannited the character OF tne caUe
ns Il revealed strong suicidal tendency on It's phlt
As yet that grave question of accident or design Is u
decided. OGf subsequent exploit, however TENDS 10
diminish the chances of mahciaA Injury naterIa.i,
For who viii run the risk OF dcteNOn, espeeIaly unio
the close Inspection to be established u future ID oiu
to infst injury which at once be iouhd o', ~
which can be hooked up from the deepest Pai' VI VI"
Atanticf -, ;,o5
few words as 10 the graphing which has exciteu
so much attention The final breakago OF the Ianlc
took ms all by surprise Nothing was ready nc puoy
could he slipped over. But Staff Commander M9rl.n
and Capt Anderson determined the ehnet lpsi;,l la
the extreme mart of the cable actually ald 10 Do III l
80 "a 40, n Tong 300 30' W., 10 the actual secohos
and then they marked down the GROUND LOT Ecu son
in the picking up iil the cape paCnc anu W. be I'd
he treat Eastern having steamed and drted in fog
&c miles T. of the end Of the cable began 10 ggppe;
caught cable in 2 GOO iathoms' nhu Sailpggu p' G,t
IN of il on August t. Then she dTiitcd or mics
T. of the buoy in fog TIL noon OF me ON August.
and at noon on the On August she was 10 miles -
to tie eastward. onvcopcd in fog again. ard mad %
steam 90 the westward. Cropping her way ana looAlhs
for the buoy I'll she got within three miles OF the oroh
end and erappied the cable agaln: linen, Wheh tnc
second swivel broke on August e. she slipped buoy no
2 to mark the spot some 10 miles W. OF buoy NO l. anu
left these two marks on the ocean when she was Obliged
to abandon the attempt Sailors alone can appreciate
the extr0orlnory skill displayed in the proceedings
thus simply stated.
FENIANISM.
| A correspondent of The Belfast NerS Lfuer
asserts that lie saw small body OF men marching OF
Sunday last in the neghborhood of Belfast IN military
order They kept excellent time and carried Sticks OF
their shoulders in "slope arms" position. They
walked two deep, with great precision and regularity
and individual OF Yankee appearance, marched IN
tie rear. This correspondent appears 10 regret ma
they did not pass through BalymacGrret as inc goo'
Protesiants Of that quarter would have changed tne
marching 70 dOube.quick' On tie same morning
while in his own bedroom. gentleman distinctly hearc
from an adjacent planting the word HAT DOuDi
less number Of the Fenians engaged at drill
Under the heading Of Meeting the Market I
Dublin paper publishes the following advertisements
taken from The Nend9h Guardian with the com
ment appended to it" From a J.P. and DL. o
more tian twenty years standing, who was 10
consulted as to the withdrawal OF the proclamation
under the Crime and outrage Act" Guns, Guns
Guns. gun manufaciursr. begs 70 INFORM
the public that In consequence OF the WITHDRAWN
the proclamation placing Tipperary under the Silu'
and Outrage Act, and every man being now at h0erti
10 AIRY arms he In anticipation OF an increased Ie
mand has ordered a large supply of guns ana ps'os
which he will sell at the very lowest prices Powder
shot waddnC, caps and every article m the trao'
always on hand" Already the male population, IRON
the man Of 90 Summers TO the youth OF u or years
Of age may be perambulating the county, caci
armed with weapon of destruction. 10 the no niue
Morning Post.