The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

The dispatches brought by the steamships Bremen ana
China with regard the Atlantic cable will be read with
painful interest Four days had interviewed since the nsu-
ation for the third suspended and nothing
had been heard of the Great Eastern the cable SINCE
Tests applied valepla stated TO have shown that
the defect wsslocaed twelve hundred and ay miles
from shore in deepest OF the entire route and
that insulation completely lost This if correct,
would indicate that either the cable had parted of ITSELF
or had been cut ami the end bnoyad up through
some unforeseen difficulty arising. In either -sse
the Great Eastern would probably return to lor with
out delay and she Was than nine days. sail
from Europe, by the 10th inssut We may hear c her
return yslenta unless in the meantime the eyiahan
should agreeable surprise by turning mp safe
and sound at Heart Content.
Hopes OF successful prosecution of the enterprise
still cherished in England and the telegraph shares
rad got isso 50 low g nigh. have been Anticipated
theory more ingenious ll,au probable was su9gsstsd
ieveri,y which prevailed thu I'd instant bad caussa
Ire arrangement OF the insulation OF the cable.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
BY The arrival Of the steamship Chius al Halifax We
have European advices 10 Inc 9Th inst, two days later
than tios, published in yesleriay's HsrALD
The tersn steamship Bremen brings details of news
TO the 81 inst
Cho'sre in its westward travels had reached Ancons
ItaIy. where thirty persons dying OF the
rile d;.ca,e daily
~ xnlt hp ia
In the ueehborhood OF Iondoa continued, and there
were ic,is OF the morality extending into the provinces
Adslccs from Spain confirm the statement mentioned
In our 81 Domingo correspondence yesterday, of the
probability OF being again declared BY Spain against
the republic. ew.
Significant ministerial changes have taken piacs IN
Austria, all in the direction OF freedom aud liberalism
Tho Mathematician policy of the Austrian dynasty sp-
peats 20 have heen completely reversed The change II
pcrsevered in, augnr well for Hungary and the other
.Dstoaaiitcs included under German rule. tfr
Further information OF interesting character had
been received in Europe respecting the naval bat
tie in South America. .-r--
United states nve-twenties quoted Of % oSN on
che London Stock Exchange on The 9Th inst British
cousols soyS aeO
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Our chniond correspondent states that grand mil
ituy council Is to be held that city during the last
week August which President johnson, Secretary
Stanton, Generals Terry, Turner, Curtis scboaeld How
ard, Bawlcy and others TO present us supposed
that nnal action will then be taken upon the grave
issues Of state policy growing out fthe recent election
held Ia Richmond
the Mississippi State Convention me. Al Jackson yes
terday. After an examination into the Loyalty aud
qualifications Of the members by Governor Sharkey the
organization completed by tho election Of the proper
officers
Governor Holden, OF North Carolina, has issucd a
second proclamation dated at Raleigh the sh INST,
appointing Thursday, the 2st day Of September for
election to I've held throughout the State to choose one
hundred and twenty delegates 70 convention which is
" meet at Raleigh Monday, the "a OF October
Governor Marvin Of Florida addressed his fellow cit-
Gems nj Jacksonville on the "a inst He Informed them
tho plan Of the President for the purpose Of recon
sructiop, giving his views emancipation
and other topics he deemed essential welfare
OF the people Slavery says the Governor sshas
esased TO exist With the fall Of the confederacy its
corner stone crumbled 10 dust and the winds have sent
lered IT," After advice 10 the freedmen .be Gov
Arnor closed his address with appeal alto cheer
fully accept tho new order Of things
" Arigader General Harris, commanding q cub dcpsrt
nsnt OF Virginia, delivered speech at spotsyvania
Court House ON the 7th inst The General who n q
ivirginan, takes unmIsakabls ground on the slavery
question He states that the people OF the North sill
Suspect the vrglpians, and that the only way mey
can 10 restored 70 their rghts is 10 elect mdn
WHO will 20 10 Richmond and vote for the
Constitutional amendment abolishIny slavery The
State however seems 70 be gradually recrgansbs,
most Of The Justices recently elected having duaincd
ur Fsuoor correspondent sso sends ~ an account OF