New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Latest Dispatches from the
Great Eastern.
TIE FEELING In ENGLAND
n,sp.rcurs OF AUGUST ..


,r,,NrIc TrIrGRAPH CosRANY. No. l2 81. HELENE
p, ,rr Rishopsgate.st. Within. T. c.. Aug 2
The following telegram has just been re-
,scsred at this office by Mr. c. Saward, Secretary and
GENERAL superintendent of the Atlantic TELEGRAPH
compapy. from Mr. McCmley. at yalentia:
WEDNESDAY. a. m.
100 miles paid out; all going well.
The following kilograms have been received b.
Renters Telegram Company (I.mited) from Mr.. X.
Glass Managing Director of the Telegraph ConstIuc
.iop and Maintenance Company:
on BOARD TIE GREAT EASTERN. !
Wednesday morning.
1900 miles paid ont at 1850 a. IN.
1850 miles run by the Great Eastern at Csc a. III
mn se VA VNrNrIA Aug. o ?. ID
The signals from the Great Eastern became unin'e'
licible at noon today. No communication naS o''"
lad with the ship since, and no information nus
received Cause unknown.
DISPATCHES OF AUGUST 3.
yArNrIA. Thursday. ii 80. a. IN.
No information received from the ship. cause
tnknown
No communication with tie ship.
VALENTIA, August 3, $40 p. IN.
Same report this morning
The London Times of August 5, published the
blowing dispatches;
a, me Editor Of The Tiae'
s,s. Annexed send you a copy of telegram just
1904 from Mr. James Graves, an officer of this
c,unany now at Valenia with reference TO the stale
a things in reference 10 the cable. am sir' your
plsdent servant, "toh'h cav"
Secretary and General Superintendent
Atlantic Telegraph Company No l. 81 Helen pi"es'
II Z
rs,r1su AND 1EIsH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
From Mr.. Graves, Naientis, to Nh se"sid' NO. - 80
Heen's.pacs London.
FRIDAY, 1875 p. IN.
Shore tests for neither insulation nor conduetyi'y
md his instructions do not permit him to do so; al
C,ea, Britain troubled last two days with earth cur
,c,,s canal in some places to 20 cells between Amste
dam and Berlin equal to upward OF 20 cells westward
G. ,aro ooual 70 inward of 100 cells. Not so strong
~ v.o,pinc but still greater than signaling power
- 1v avaitiug their cessation TO learn the state
Of -.
LATEST TELEGRAM.
Ear Y, $40 p. m.-Test taken for condnctvity
Result shows accident TO cable total loss OF lnsuatoi
a, dead earth J. $50 miles from Vaentia.
Mr. Gbisher Of tie Royal Observatory brought tbs
morning the following important letter from the AS
tronomer Royal in relation to the stoppage Of the sig
nails from the Great Eastern.
Nh Glaisher also laid before the directors the photo
graph aheets OF the Magnetic Observatory showing
magnetic storm greater in force than has occurred foi
MANY Gears commencing at neon on Wednesday th'
Cd inst that being the tine almost 70 an instant,
which the signals from tie Great Eastern became unin
tepigible.
NJ Glaisher' thinks it probable that the storm
though gery much abated las not yet so ceased as 4
allow tie feeble used in signaling through IN
cable to be manifested at yalenta. Yours truly.
GEORGE SAvARD Secretary and Gen. Sup't.
kr~7tic Telegraph Company, No. 70 st. Heen's
plac. ishopgatest. Within, T.. c., Aug. 4.
ROYAL OBSERVATORY. Greenwich August a. 1865.
DEAR SIR: In reference 10 the reported interruption
Of communication through the Atlantic telegraph
Ga Wednesday, August 2, at noon, as is shown b
our Photographic records. a magnetic storm CON
neDce' which rose TO great violence in the course
Wednesday night, and was at its hight from 5 q. n
Oh me morning OF Thursday, Aug 3, to noon Of Thurs
day. 1t declined slowly 10 II p. Thursday NIGH
AMI more rapdly to IN. this morning, Friday, aug
T. At present, about II q. H. the storm has general
eess a.
T.. magnetic storm has been of the most VIC
lenl some respects the most volent-that hay'
SHOWN.
ghout the storm the spontaneous earth currents
h7se been very strong. and changing most rapidly
rhe of the earth currents gayanometers have
in consequence been rapid that in general they hav
left no trace the photograph sheets From Wednes
day, Aog Q, q. noon to a. this morning. Friday
Aug. L. the record from Croydon wire is, in con
sequence of this rapid motion, entirely lost The
ffon o. hartford wire is lost generally but occasion
ally some traces are visible.
II the magnetic currents in the Atlantic ore at a
coup .rabe in violence TO those in England it is in
pOssil that any record can have been made by IL
Attn Cable though it be in perfect order.
p, syou will have the goodness instantly TO con
,oaUicae publish this in the quarters in which 70
thnk Il will be most useful.
IN dear sir, faithfully yours G. b. AIRY.