New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
me ATLANTIC CABLE.
Dispatches from the Great Eastern
to July 81.
Three Hundred Miles Of the Cable
Successfully Laid.
TWO DEFECTS DISCOVERED AND REPAIRED.
The Signals Good, the Weather Fine
and the Prospects Bright
The Expedition to Reach Hearts Content
about August 5.
Detailed Account of the Landing and
Laying Of the Shore End.
LAYING OF THB SHORE END.

The following kilograms had been received
evm vaentia concerning the operations board The
Great Eastern. &C.: q.
vAIENTlA. Saturday, July 22.-The shore end Of the
sable was landed this morning successfully the weather
being beautiful. Connections were made with the in.
ptrumeDt room OF 1915 p. H., in the presence Of
large concourse Of people. The Knight of Kerry,
h few appropriate observations, invoked sue.
ssss upon the undertaking and. in conclusion called
spon Sir Robert Peel, who delivered an admirable ed
hress Three cheers given for her Majesty the
Queen and also for the President Of the United States
Cheers were likewise given for Mr.. A. r. Glass. and
Capt White Of the Coast Guard, who has rendered
most valuable assistance.
vAIENTIA July 23-Evening-The paying out Of the
beavy sLore.cable 81 miles in length completed at
sli o'clock last evening by the Carolina The splice
with the main cable board the Great Eeastern was
completed at 4:25 ?. IN. to-day, end then commenced
DE paying out from the Great Eastern. The testing
hrough the whole length is perfect The weather is
very fine. H. NJ. s. Terrible and Sphinx are in CON-
pany with the Great Eastern.
OPERATIONS on MoNDAY-A HITCH DISCOVERED AND
REPAIRED.
vlEsTIA July GA dispiriting message has been
received from the Great Eastern dated q O'Clock p m
announcing defects Of insulation. The mschief is
supposed to exist about two three miles west Of the
slore end Of tie splice believed 10 be caused by the
Great Eastern pulling her end OF the cable with too
much strain before the shore.end splice properly
completed. The Great Eastern remains hove to in la.
ko, ong. loo about so miles from shore. The Hawk
goes away to her tonight, and the Caroline Is going to
ti up and underrun the splice, and repair the fault
lot the slightest apprehension exists to the complete
and immediate repair Of the damage TO the insulation.
NE ofhe cable remains perfect. and the
dsnals to the clearing house very distinct.
Liverpool telegram. of July 25. says:
up TO l o'clock yesterday the paying out Of the
Atlantic Telegraph cable had progressed very favor
ably but shortly after that hour the insulation became
imperfect and it at once was evident that hitch in
he cattle had taken place about four miles from where
ne shore end splced to the main cable. steamer
vas at ouee sent out the disarranged portion Of the
cable raked' up and this morning. at O'clock every.
thing safe and the Great Eastern which had been
hove to for some hours at once proceeded her yo
sse. The laudl line Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Vaeniia was down today but the very latest adyices
b Mr.. Saward of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are
the effect that the paying out Of the cable was pro-
psratvely smooth. with scarcely any SWELL notwith.
Sanding the recent severe gale and it expected
he paying ont" on board the Great Eastern would be
mach quicker than at first believed. 1t has been
xa!ed that tie hitch occurred in consequence of O
ssdden strain upon the cable This was not the case
Aas hitch was caused by the cable becoming, as it
we're fnOtted. or doubled up. more from being slack
han taut"
VIBRATIONS ON TUEsDAY-A PAULT N THE CABLE
DISCOVERED AND CUT OUT.
'AlfS1lA. Tuesday. July 25-The Great Eastern
''S'apn' RON lat 520 on 100 that small fault has
discovered and Gu. ont. She is now pairing out
"~' and the signaling is perfect Weather very
hs
ioNs ON wTDYEsDAY-sIGNALs GOOD
THREE HUNDRED MILES OUT AT SEA.
uspa'eA from Queenstown per steamship
:. 'os'on, dated July 81. states that the steam.
sA' Eastern was. that morning. 300 miles
- paying out the cable successfully The
:, 'ae good and the weather ine
& "''ving dispatch from on board the Grea,
4 Mr. Sawsrd, London. is Of interest:
+ . .s0AI' IL p m.-l5o miles of cable laid.
Il uSeHr-l5o miles run.
Il a m.-2Oo miles Of cable laid
'sn1' good ArA going on we'll" '''' '''
~A'cH FROM CYRUS W. Yrr1D.
~. s,r"s, A0's from Cyrus w. Field saws;
L p'V' 10 reach Hearts Content, Newtound.
s'01t The 5th Of August.
wa Correspondence Of n; III. ACCOUNTS.
e l0nd$ Times.
kaay morning the first r AISs' ascD DGly ~ ,o
The nSoeitakng was aocomrfsbeS hv bpor ~ siil -,
ss.err s,.ys shore end nm ne cis =, ,t , "a
ng 1t from ~ ~ TINS ls!ano and there snccessfnv
ee Of 2 n;I Ndroine out into deep wafer 60 a az
has been es AZ sea- BY nearly a fortnigbf thc
s~epsied In n.Passed when this should have been
,ttht and nrda'lhe deay has been due 10 the over
g also 10 ~ power Of the Caroline herself 40 a.
u hla,o me very Unsettled state ~ he ., ana IN
Snlgly eycr,Is OF averages has never been ,nor.
u these p'ined than l. the weather nrediotaS
Il - place !, Huahue expeditions The first ~ az
usosytsirs1sl during which month II WIS