The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-12

tho 10th of July, and arrive at Hearts
Content, Trinity Bay, about the Gath Of
July.
The directors Of the company have
decided on the following uniform tariff,
between all points of the United States
and British North America: To Great
Britain. f2O for twenty words or lessl
and E1 for each additional word. To
the Continent Of Europe. .E2l for twenty
words, and fl Is. for each additional
word. To Asia and Africa, G25 for
twenty words and El IS, for each add-
tional word. The address, date and sig
nature are all to be counted and charged
for IN messages. Messages for places III
Asia and Africa, to which the telegraph
does not extend, will be forwarded by,
the first mail postage paid, Messages in
cipher will be charged double these rates.
The directors are convinced that delay
will arise in the Transmission of laessa-
gesj but they intend to lay down new a
cables as fast as possible, then reduce the
prices. -
The cable will be opened for Business (
as soon after it is laid as possible, and ali Of
messages will be forwarded in the order .
in which they are received at Hearts
Content and Trinity Bay. The new stock
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company sells 4
IN London at premiumj and the old =
El,ooU shares at $3.50.
On the 2lst of June the shareholders Id
the Telegraph Construction Company,
visited the Great Eastern by invitation !
from the Directors of the Atlantic Com !,
pany, and on the following day Mr.aAd-, }.
ANS, the American Minister, the Duke
and Duchess Sutherland, and the Duke ,
and Duchess Of Somerset, and d large
number of other distinguished people. 4
visited the ship. The health of MfstA!o
was drank at the dejeuner on the3d. III
returning thanks, he said: During the
recent troubles he was selfish enough to
wish the cable might not be laid, sas he
would have been overwhelmed with tells
egrams, but now he wished it every sdc-t
cess, as he believed 1t would do more
than any other agency to strengthen d.
the bonds Of union between the two
countries. 4sdJ 20 q! sac Lt
The interests and object Of Great Brit
ain had all along been to maintain peace.
and now that the contest which had dis
tracted the United States had been put an g
end to, the sole object they had in view
was peace, also, N' H y. ts..
-. Parliamentary proceedings are unim- 3u
portant. The btsines of the session is II
closing up, and will end in abodt d fort
night. a'' u 294, g,
American Securities-Baring's citchlar be
says there has been, during the week, an d
active business in American Securities, G
and until to-day (23d of June) rising .
prices on Five.twenty Bonds and Illinois
and Erie Shares. The Five-twenties
touched TAI yesterday, but are to-day q
heavy at 7s3 to 73. Shares, after having
been higher, are to-day 85@S6 for Illi-
nois Central, and 54@55 for Erie. There
has also been some business in Virgins gs
Skies at 3s5. aoo ao jmma0 es
FRAScn-Prince Napoleon Was about
to proceed to Switzerland. His interview
with the Emperor is said to have WIDEN
ed the breach between them. The
Opinione Rationale had received warm
ing for an attack upon a Government
speech in the Chamber. , .;~a
SfAIN.-A general amnesty has been
declared for ofenses against the Press
laws. sfw1 A ,99D 1'2
Marshal o'Donnell has made speech
in the Cortes, setting forth the Govern
ment policy, which includes the reoogna-
ton of the kingdom of Italy, and the
maintenance of amicabls relations with
foreign powers.
ITALY.-It is reported that negotiations I
between the Mexican Embassy and the
Papal Court have been interrupted, and Il
that the embassy will losve Rome, and 1r
M. Neglia return from Mexico. Florence 2
papers confirm this rupture.
Memento Flag.