The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04


position Of the broken end by solar observation or raising
and repairing IL with proper apparatus Nay June
next.
The several companies are animated by the single
principle Of determination 10 perfect the teegaphc
nscsion between Europe and America and are acting In
Immediate and energetic action will be taken not only
70 complete during next spring the laying Of the present
cable which hes proved TO be by recent experience per-
ecty practicable but 70 submcrge another BY it's sde
i being the unanimous opinion q the directors Of the
sreph Company that economy and permanent efficiency
will be most securely attained by preparing immediately
TO lay second cable simultaneously with the completion
Another Atlantic Cable.
(From the Paris Nord]
The failure Of the Great Eastern has not discouraged
either the shareholders Of the Trans Atlantic Cable Com
permission to lay down cable between France and the
United Sates ~ Alberto Biesrn has undertaken this
sHs. Ss OWN Bot This time the com
Tor any enormous distance, a. there viii be
2 he Canary Islands along t6s ooss Of Morocco; from
With stations at St. Louis senega and at Goree; from
Cape verd 70 Cape st. Rogue on the coast Of Brazil "a
70 be laid by the Great Eastern from Cape st. Rogue
Cayenne along the American coast and from CAYENNE
70 sSs Sy Ss Or BY cables
England Tho only diculiy will Be to secure The pre-.
ritv may be obtained by Of guard sationa The
company will have concession for one hundred years
making any other concession during that time. sub
vention Of four millions Of france payable BY install
msnts YIN be granted when the company shall have OBJ
tanned the authorizations from al the governments
whose territory the electc cable pass The electric
communication between Paris and the Cahhry Islands
to % compsetsd within three years. and the whole line
within i've
John Bright's Expected visit to Anerica.
From tho London Timeg August 21 ~
The United States frgats Colorado forty ytwo) sails i'm
received from Pssdsns Jonnsop 70 convex s M ssS
70 America. whittier he 10 invited the guest Of the
American nation IN recognition Of his friendly seuM
The London Xoswixo Post has ban,erug srtcls upon
the alleged invitation % Mr. Bright TO visit America.
done the gifted r3,ca greater service than he has
done IN inviting him 70 see with his own eyes those
cs rSs s :" oS soSn i or as
venent to 20 70 Virginia, Carolins and Tennessee
Mr.. Gladstone and the ReforuAers.
Az meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the IRE
form League held In London letter addressed by Mr.
Edmond Beaies President 70 the Right Hon the Chan
thereto were read n B.aiss on the psr Of his com
mittee conveyed TO Mr. Gladstone expression Of
Lancashire because he stated. despite the many
Oxford the committee felt that the position Of repre-
sncy the title Of eprssen.avs ene peops IN
whom you have cordially avowed your trust best
with the cause Of commercial nnsncal and political
progress ny. beales went on TO cay that his commit
prudent Working out Of any further lust and nssu nee re
form, not In theory only but In practice to embrace
within the pale Of the constitution a OF least all
who cannot be clearly shown 10 be unit to enjoy the
privileges and exercise the rights Of citizenship .
The following is Mr. cladstone's reply
sR-I beg 10 acknowledge the receipt of the oblieng
letter which you have addressed TO me on behalf
And sincerely trust that this and any other proof
Of the indulgent judgment which is formed by my
fellow countymen Of the characters and acts Of public
performance Of duty during whatever may remain 70 me
Of political life have the honor 70 be, sir your
ooedlent and faithful servant, GLADsTONE
STR Among the Rebel Cotton Loan
The decision Of Vice Chancellor Wood, in the Of
the rebel cotton bonds has renewed the hopes OF the
has been published in The London Timss:-
ssvn Pm CxEr Corrox LOAN or the CoxyEDKRArE
be held on Monday, the 1sn day Of September next st
the London Tavern al O'Clock precisely 10 consider
,ne altered position now that the Government Of the
Confederate States and II deemed expedet TO appoint
COMMITTEES 70 protect their rights and interests and
Bile. Communications from bona fds bondhoiders may
In the meantime be made 70 the undersigned.
Solicitors for Bondholders
Commenting upon this advertisement, the London
Star Of the asa ssysThere 10 not In international law
ful government bound TO assume the debts which were
contracted 10 aid In its destruction The doctrine
% Be- i: rhsrs arr
international regulations with regard the debts be-
longing % priyss: p.Ises snd 70 The captured country
by parties esher IN the country se In the country of
But the Confedsrae boudhods are mot debtors to the
perhaps hnd some theory Of law xhich would absove
them from the disagreeable duty Of paying They are
peaa ssvns no ec whch are NOT a's claimed
government claim al ne cotton, all the ships, ali the
countries well IN the South. The ssonswsil has
already been given up 70 them by Spain; the shenan
she seeks refuge rhey claim iii cotton ana funds OF
the Confederate government now In thIs country. n
such questions come before court Of law In England
bondhoders in connection with loan entered into in
ccusrsvsnsIcp ofthe oueen's proclsmssion.
Prince as Jei.vills ON French s,d Esre-
Pean Navies.
Paris correspondence London Herald, Aug 23l
The current number Of the Revue des Dss Modes CON-
tcn both from s subec, and nom the ct that Though
sSs psn q his Roys Hsln.ss sSs Prince a. Jcinvins
The article 10 divided into two pers The 6rst pro.
fesrss 70 Get forth the share Of the federal navy In hs
Americsn war, with view 70 point out the altered
sroys Northern bias strong materially impair iis
vsue ana says-Now, without Wishing In the least 10
nndervalue me merit Of ohcsrs distinguished ss
pahgren and Porter undoubtedly most members Of
the profession 10 which Prince de JonviIs once be-
longed regret that not line should have fallen from his
pen 70 psy tribute 10 the galsntry and heroism dis
played by the southern navy In their struggle against
suoh tremendous odds II has also given pain many
q nnd that Prince Dc Jonvile bindy sspouses the
lankee preudice 70 the extent Of calling the Alabama
pirate; he contrivss 70 pay compliment 70 the KeAs.
Sse, put nss not word 70 show that he appreciates
ne courage ol The GneNt Stsss Had NJ any time any
french naval omcer achieved half much ~ the
mandes SAe Aes nods tmssmssl Ne Naws and Aof n ~
AtoodM0 would not HE Royal Mighuess sst down 70
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