New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Great Britain.

An extraordinary general meeting OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company was held at London on
the 18th. The Directors presented report setting
forth the results OF the late effort and sangune eXpec'
iatiOns for the future deduced tberefrom expressing
determination 10 press forward with the WORK auG an
nounClpg that they had already entered bt0 Conact
for received operations Under this contract, the
Telegraph Construction Company undertake, for the
Of a5OO0O0 sterling chat is the mere cost pice) 10
manufacture and lay down a new cable next veal ara
If successful but not otherwise they are 10 have in
shares and cash and profit 20 per cent on this eost
They also undertake without any further charge what
20 TO with sufficient cable TO complete the
present broken cable. and the best endeavors 10
that end Carving out this contract requires that the
Atlantic Company should raise minimum Of s250OOO
10 maximum Of 100000 sterling, IN cash, upon which
capital preferred dividend Of y per cent is pro-
posed with share in the profits Of the dividends, 10
which they entitled have been paid on old shares
The report unanimously adopted. the question of
raising capital being left 70 the final decision Of another
meeting called for the 18th Of October.
ON invitation Of Lord Fermoy, the Lord Lieutenant
ci County Cork. a meeting OF more than 80 mags-
iTates took place recently in Cork TO consider the
cuIty OF the public peace, as menaced by the Fenian
movements The proceedings were private but The
Cork EIemi.T says they resulted in the unanimous
ldoption Of memorial 10 the Government praying for
al immediate increase in the police and military force
Of the country The existence of secret organizations
dangerous TO the public peace, was generally admitted.
and supposed that the adoption Of the proposed
steps would be sufficient 10 maintain public order.
On Friday evening, the 18th. in Dublin, large force
Of police proceeded from the castle to Parliament ST.
where they divided into two bodies one at either end
Of the street. Some detectives then knocked at the
door OF the paper called The Irish People, alleged
fenian organ Int were refused admission. The police
then broke open the door took possession Of the prem
ises and secured twelve fourteen prisocrs said not
10 be couposi,ors and conveyed Item 10 the castle
The police then returned the possession of the prem
ises There is 10 information to the Of the
teznIe, bai there are rumors Of concealed arms and
documents, with the Of the leaders. but the
ports are not generally credited. The Government
was supposed 10 lie acting on information. The police
kept the street clear and there was no disturbance
Tk, B.si People is weekly Journal and was about TO
b. published that evening
The SkibbGeeE Eogle Of the 18th announces that
British feet Is of Cape Clear, and some lowering
around the coast 10 the great CONSERVATION at first Of
ibe coast populations but the people satisfied
bearing they the Queens ships. Tie Eagle
that help is at hand in the event Of FeIian in
sasop, those inclined 10 sympathize with Rebels are
rather disheartened.
The New.York correspondent Of the The London
Tize enarees upon the fact that the South Is most
anxious ior reconciliation with the North, and quotes
snndry Southern journals in support Of loyal and
friendly feeling, which was being evinoed for the
Union.
AT the second quarterly meeting Of the Committee of
the British Treedmcns Aid AssOeation held at Bristol
a &. Leigh OF New York the Rev Dr. Storrs Of Gin
Cinnati, and the Rev. Sella Martin Of the American
Missionary Association, attended deputation from
America.