The New York herald., 1865-02-06

thousand ave hundred Two huIks have been placed
the dispose. o. sss company BY The % ,ss It's
works 10 filed with her quantum OF two hundred and
atty mies she viii BE- towed down 10 the Great Eastern,
for the next four menRs tho shipment Of cable viii
be continuous Tia ASSnie Wound board thess hulks
a. eas IsSe :. little two mies sa hour ana mJ y
shipment is not much ahead OF the rate o. nanaiac.uIe
During this winding on board the hulks as du.
other process me sests for insastion aud conduct,
arc continued with the same scrupuIous care.
The interior Of the Great Eastern undergoing import
ant alterations 70 a. her for her new duties q cable
coils Of cable possible fact II possible 70 have il
all IN ono Large however, the Great Eastern s she
could never hod inc Atlantic cable in coil for apart
from its weight which u hve thousand TONS It's bulk In
mass would be ggantic-a coil ffty eight feet in
diameter and noariy sixty feet high-enoSgh 70 III
Ss S s oGSns s.s. 'ss cssas9
tanks-one AFT, one amidshps and ono forward. Each
Of these tanks 4 q solid wroug! ron water gh built
differences which arc not worth mentioning all are As
nearly a. possible alike IN sizenamcly, nifty eight d.
the shape of the ship smaller In diameter than those
amdshps and aft but the heights Of all are alike This
tank ID entirely finished, and will be nlled with water
the cable The after tank about complete
but commencement has yet been made with that
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the entire interior portion or the ship In order
tain the enormous additional weight which win be placed
the decks when the whole OF tho cable board
tho deck which tho tanks erected Is being strength
ened BY system Of knees and deck beams while the
lateral pressure OF the cable against the sides Of the
tanks will be by arrangement OF beams and
supports with the object Of combining the doad weight
Of the cable 20 sns a Sr the & and prsvenn
when the vossel y rollingas the Great Eastern
docs rolls. sea This, not the least important
ming, the company's engineer, to whom Is also
conGded the general superintondcnce OF tho equip
ment Of the vessel, the experience that gentleman
gained asgstnQ to lay the fOrnna
telegraph cable be ng Of great advantage in making the
necessary preparations for the present Tho
three tanks will hold respectively eight hundred and
eight hundred and three six hundred and
thirty miles Of cable CIV ng length Of two
arrangements have yet been made the rules to be
followed in laying tho cablo; but 1t will of course be
commenced from this side Of tho Atlantic and carried
Newfoundland to get the benefit Of the sery
winds which generally blow in SUNNI r st aiming
against head wind, Tho Great Eastern steady
rock. The rate OF stcamng will never exceed
seven knots hour and at this tho great object OF
the expedition ought be accomplished in from ten to
eleven days. All will, however, depend on fine weather.
North Atlantic, the terrific gale encountered by the
last expedition sufficiently proved Against this msfor-
tune however, no caro- skill on tho part of the
pany guard and ut present this only cloud
over the prospects Of tho now Atlantic telegraph
The London Times and It's Proprictors.
[From tho London Sunday Times, Jan. q
The OF Platt Walter and othors came baforo
Vice Chancellor Wood Thursday and Friday. 1t was
bill filed by George Patt and william Plat sons or the
late Thomas Patt, formerly solicitor, and Of the
proprie,ors OF the Times newspaper and also Of the
Evesiag Mail OF which latter the plaintiffs st II
part proprieors against John Wsltor M r., Lady Pat
David James, james Hale, Frederick Brodic Jemima G.
Gordon Wolrige, Sir Robert Walter Garden, George
Frederick Garden and Thomas patten who the pres
been ed and also bills by tho various proprctors
against another but the present application
merely motion 70 restrain the de;ontnts until the
hearing Of the Gu SO from preventing or impeding the
editing printing publication Of the evening edition
OF tho Times newspaper, called tho Evsrsing Aaa,
on the promises in Printing House square, BY
means Of the type and other plant therein,
in tho mannor ai the cd ting, printing
and publ cation OF the III aig Mai and also from i'm
peding the scIiag advertising for sale the Eoens0 0G
and from ia any manner impeding or attempting 10 I'M
pedo tie carrying Of same Ihs paintiLs, by their
newspaper, and the copyright, good will aad
he property th,rsor might be asceainedai declared
by the direction OF tho Of the profits and dealings
and transactions Of the said partnership, In respect OF
mont Of the counsel for tho paintis il appeared that
tho TINS established In I7ss, by John Walter the
grandfather Of the dcfendent, john walter, NJ that
two three years afterwards he issued an evening adj
tim called the Evcnng Mask Tho Aucning Mad was,
since has been, and sti s, published tho
Wodnosdays and fridays, and each number has always
contained the lead articles Of tho preceding number
Of the li,aes The Epenssg Aai WAS printed
with tho samo machinery, type, &C., and had
property establishments OF its own. Disputes had
the accounts and Mr. Wsor who is the sole proprietor
OF the house and also OF all the type In Printing House
square, had gyon notice to the poprcors OF the Mad to
quit Hence the present appl alton. On Friday Woo
chancellor Wood gaso judgment, and said he thought
under the circumstances, that simple injunction should
issued until the hearing Of tho further orer restrain
ing MA Walter manager OF tho TSnes and ESsnno
Maj respectively, long he continued manager OF
either Of them om disseminating or causing 70 be discon
ued or impeding or causing TO DO mpcdod, tho editing,
printing, publishing, &C., OF tho Evening Mci, in con-
necoU In such manner with the Times as .s said Een
ing Mail had boen published before and up the 17h Of
Docsmber 1894 being the date Of the notice given by
Mr. Walter liberty being given 10 any Of the parties to
apply in the event Of change being made IN publishing
tins Times newspaper by the proprietom