The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28
The Atlantic Cable.
OPERATIONS TO NE RESUMED IN JUNE IN
MEEGEu WIRE IN PEIaEEa,r aR I-isI-

OPERATIONS TO NE RESUMED IN JaNE-rnE SUI
MERGED WIRE ~ pERfncr oRLER.
Mr.. Geo SaNard, General superintendent Of the At
lantic telegraph Company, publishes the following let
Ter In tho London Times, December H.
In the review Of tho work by DR.. W. II. Russell On the
subject of the Atlantic Telegraph expedition in 1865,
which appears IN yoIr columns this day the eSredt
referred 10 In spoken Of bc late and possibly, for
some lime TO comc the last Aaltic expcdihop,D In
making OF this expression the writer necessarily
unaware Of events which have recently TRANSFERRED and
am, therefore, Instructed 10 ask of the FAVOR to allow
me TO state that the arrangements of the directors 10
new capital are now completed, that several handred
miles Of the core interior portion Of the cable,
completed and that the Great Edfe,a chartered 10 90
10 sea IA june 1865 for The double purpose Of laying
entirely cable aud Of raising the broken end Of the
one thousand one hundred miles or cable lad this wear
SO as TO splice additional cable thereto and thus "
cessfni furnish to the public second means OF comm
Bcaton
This thousand one hundred miles Of submerged
cable Is asc.rtained % b. ia Tie mos e,c de " daily
fists taken from The time q t0ke, and SUI cotSnsG d00y
The bnoys at the end OF u are washed away but ths is
OF no consequence they intended only for tenn
poIaIy PURPOSE The spot Tor giapneiing hasing been
laid d0wnby solar observations 80 that good naviga
tor can Mt any time sail TO within half mile Of the bro
ken cable
Removal or Governor Eyre. OF Jamnfca.
Governor Eyre had been suspended from his functions
IN Jamaica, and Sir Henry storks temporarily appointed
Tho draft commission for the above appointment is
published In the London Gazette II rcciics that great
dsaecon Ia alleged TO have prevailed jamaica; that
grevous disturbances had broken out and that exces'
sive and unlawful severity had been used in their sup
partial inquiry should be made into the origin nature and
circumstances OF the said disturbances The
adopted for their suppression the powers vested 10
Governor Eyre revoked the ground that il may
be advisable that he should be present during the in
curry but for the suiiciency Of tho sad inquiry the
powers Of Governor should be vested in some other
person aud Sir H. Storks Is accordingly temporarily ap
pointed Governor OF jamaica
From the London Times, Dec. 1871
The enoct or this temporary commission will be that
Sir II. Storks who calls for Jamaica on Monday pcxi,
Will, immediately upon his arrival, assume the whole
position Of Governor leave lie viii be superseded,
but not displaced by Sir H. Storks who In fact does not
cease TO be Governor OF Malta and whose administration
Of Jamaica will be essentially provisional
moro aruous and doicate task has seldom been con-
fed to servant OF tho Crown and It Is due 10 SIR II.
Sorks no less than to those who have seccedhim 'oex
press the conviction that could not have bcen conided
70 one moro worthy Of confidence There arc TOW officers
Of the aye who have active md various
service than Sir H. storks; there are none, perhaps
who have had equal opportunities OF showing that which
s the better part Of yaor IN 50 any trying emergencies
Again and again Sir H torkg has been called in 10 solve
some difficulty which was not Of hw own creation a
great part Of his life has been spent in pccs! services
He was special service -, the cape Of Good Hope III
IS46, and Assistant Adulan General for the two io
lowin years In the Cairo war; he was afterwards Mills
time az the Private secreiary Of The Governor;
no commanded a motley and rot very DO:
cilc foreign contingent at Smyrna and scn'a,;
organize them effectively he managed 10 dlsiand them
eaceably WREN the war was over be flied tie difficult
post al Secretary for Military Correspondence when the
rotations between the War Office and Horse Guards
were first c1abiishcd he kopt the cnan Isandsin good
Srs sss e.; q se Jr @
Intention Of eyacuatng ,licih, and he withdrew IRON
snation which !. was. q cat 70 have hs't
whole pepnleion He has now been transferred
FOR time frcm the government Of Ma;u r. that az a
colony which al this moment epgrosscs the whole a'n
tor Of the Colonial Once and ~ distracted by troubles
that have caused violent agitation in this cnEnry To
,' Ma o ~vS nsh any
H. recorded act of prompt devotion Ia the call Of
duty that SIR II Storks his way IN the course Of
the neat day, End actually reached LONDON from Malta
IN three 'ls;s sud half
10 Governor Eyre himself such On appointment T.
tho least unfair humiia,ing that could Lave been,
madc whe II ought 10 be satisfactory MS
scrs With bill Of indemnity pnseing, u u has bod
already passed through the Coon al inrilainenL twon
have been ncrcssary 10 institute som. ndeperocnt nGr
ry even had no suspicious facts come 20 light 'yot.
b. ias 70 dc'v houecer thot fcss u nis kid hc ecac
70 igstacs WHEN probably cnTahe e modification,
which possibly Capable OF explanation bar which, II
left nnncdifed and unexplained. 'cod rrf,e - d.s
Governor Eyre and his suborinates must he virtually
placed on Their trial. they cannot be examined here,
for all the evidence against them IL IN the West
Indies; tho Govefnor no examined there 81
long az he is cio,hcd With tho high prcrogaves Of his
Office u s not easy 10 What else could have been
done than what has been and Il Il to DO done,
il could hardly lave been Gone with ess hsnsiness
morr Judgment Pending the result OF the nvrstl
SIR H. Stosks ID stii Cor crnor and Military ouuaani
at Malta his commission, therefore bears cd int rim
sharacter on the face of II, ard may be terminated Of
ANY moment. No but those who feel cruel plea
sure In the disbonor Oh Their country mel can lar W wsh
that his report may clear Go, Eyre from the worst
charges That have been made against him. No but
those who blinded by false patriotism TO the dc.
ates Of humanity and justice can desire that any par'i
Gle OF the truth should be sacrificed 10 motives VI policy
Austria.
The Emperor Of Austria arrived al Pesh Hupgary
ON tho afternoon Of the i2ih. He was received wii
great ceremony and much enthusiast Many member,
Of the Hungarian Diet assembled nj the Castle OF
Buda to- receive hts Majesty. The Bnrgomastcr,
address the Emperor rejoced at the arrival Of hi
Majesty and said lie trusted that all differences would
be arranged Tho Emperor In reply said, II promised
return yon and como In order 10 fulfil thai prom
ise so come full confidence and expect confidence
| n rotnrn.n
In the evening Peslh illuminated.
spain and Portugal.
Tho Iberan Progresssta party having made prepare
tons for great demonstration IN favor Of the King aud
Queen Of Portugal upon the occasion OF Their Macstics
municstcd the fact 10 the Porugnce Minister In Madrid
who nme diaialX left Tor PARIS inform hia knrcregn