New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Twelve Hundred Miles Of The
Cable Paid Out.
The Signals Become Unintellgible, and
Communication is Once More
Suspended.
NO NEWS FROM HEARTS CONTENT.

BY the arrival of the Moravan off Father
Point we have five days later accounts from the Allan.
tic Telegraph expedition.
THE ACCIDENT OF JULY 90 REPAIRED.
The accident to the cable the 2oth speedily re.
paired. No particulars were received.
PROM JULY 90 TO AUGUST 2-TwELvE HUNDRED
MILES PAVED oUT IN ALL.
On the morning OF the I'd inst, at 81 o'clock 200
miles were paid ont and the ship had run $50 miles.
All was going on well.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on AUGUST ..
very anxious feeling prevailed in London and else
where with regrrd to the prospects of the Atlantic
cable Up to midday Wednesday. The cd. the sig.
mails received were singularly distinct The Great
Eastern was then very nearly wothrds of the way to
Newfoundland. She was in the deepest water of the
whole route-2 400 fathoms. a little two and q
half miles 1t at this time that the signals to Va
entia became unintellgibe and gradually ceased. On
Wednesday evening the following was received;
vALENTIA Aug. 2-s p m.-Signals from the Great
Eastern became uninlelligibe at noon. No communi'
cation has been had with the ship since and no iDfor
nation received The caRse unknown, and at the
closing OF this summary nothing additional had tran
spired. The land lines between vaentia had been out
of order.
The Times infers that the disaster occurred after the
cable left the vessel from the fact that it unknown
to those on board who signaling their message,
as usual when their signals became unintegible at
Valencia and at last ceased entirely As to the chances
of recovering the impaired part Of the cable and
repairing it, it may be said that this proces:
than quarter OF mile an hour. which the
slightest wind or rough would at once put an end
to- For such eventualtes the Great Eastern is amply
provided. She has several buoys board. equal alto
yether 70 weight Of 30 tnns and she has at least five
miles powerful wire buoy ropes. which can support
all that the buoys themselves eau float Th. effort ia
buoy however will not be resoted to ill the last
,remiiy owing to the danger ana improbabiy Of find
ing the cable again.
Eastern is making successful efforts 10 haul in the cable
and repair it, clear renewal OF the signals may be
looked for within couple Of DAYS II on ,he con.
tfary that time should pass without the cable giving
signals Of life. fear the case must be considered
hopeless as far regards success this year.
The SHARES DECLINING AND THE INSURANCE AD-
I vASciyG.
TIE Herald saws the state Of affairs in connection with
the Atlantic Gable has led to an advance of the insnr
ance premium from % guineas to 30 and 60 guineas
y Atlantic Telegraph old shares became quiet on the
I'd and nominal under the above the quotation OF the
sd being iOOa5Oo Preference shares declined from
premium to ei discount.
VERY LATEST-CoMMUNICATIoy STILL SUSPENDED
or AUGUST 4.
The following is the latest dispatch received at Lon
donderry from London the ith
! LONDON. Aug 4, 1865. Communication with the
Great Eastern remains suspended. Nothing has been
heard from her since noon Of the ed instant.
Atlantic Telegraph shares are nominal at 2. to 3
Insurance on the Cable has advanced TO OG6O guneas
Non-Arrivai Of the Great Eastern.
AsPY BAY, c. T.. Aug i3-7;JO D. m.
There is no news from the Great Eastern.