The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07

bars and pared down TO a hne -edse-.hsped poin, q,
eiiher end; The connecting conductors we're thea
and firmly hound tosethsr -iIh nns threads o.
copper wire, tlll tho junction was made even
thfesds and conductor we're then soldercd together
,hieky, and strips Of son gutis perchA like bands
their edges clssely pressed, to form homo
gtneoua mass till certain thickness vN COM
terial called Chstterton's Compound. and then
Gsin another LAYER Of guus porchs tape until the
and three Of the compound. The ,cint "a. then i'm.
mefsed Ia cold water for testing, and the signals
I'd. nS snS sns Pf'eeIn ip, o. ne,nr 1na C1,
ses thst perfectnoss ~ TO oonductiyity and insa
,ion nlghi be sseertailed from the extreme end Of
the whole enth OF the cable on board the Great
ein Nvn past o'c.ock before the lsst Of these
@ ss,;s .eie eoneudea An the .isnsl. trgrn end TO
instrument room OF the Booeyins-ho 81 the head
o. tolhomme um BAY, and At 4;sO the nsss
hauled down to show thai ali ~u rrsdy BY
that time the areat Esstern, witch had always tep,
MOVING ~ heT paddles at Intervals had forged ahssd
o. the Caroline sctne two three miles paving out
tho cable slosly A. she sent on, and leaving the lat
ter vessel the only fosi BY which one portion Of tie
yitc was iept shove water. The Instant, however,
that the ags sent down, the la-t fa.,eninrs which
held II 10 Is. Caroline vere cas-. sdfif, aud with
great ,puh III. Anal joint of the Atisnte Telegraph
and the init thirty miles Of its length vent dosn
norly into The oloe SNsr and we're out Of sight.
Lons before this sr Robert Feel and * John Hay
had returned on board the Hawk, which At once
steamed aysy, ~hcn .hs splice u. turned adrft, 70
done, tor hlle the latter barely stearnfng Eve
kno's an hour, the iormer y. runnins fourteen
rope Of cablo could be- sean passing oy OF the lsst
shfel % Aiern, and sinking gently into the foam
amouent TO float slowly al before It disappeared
under the swell that stl hept ROLLING deeply Ia The
amer deck spOusous bridge and paddle boxes of the
Crest Eastern crowded a, IN, Hs-k came along
side and it wN easy iIom the distance winch the
teudC hrld " distinguish the OF thoss board
ae the, waved their hats and eheered In the midst
o. TINS t1e Great testern fred two run. rom her
ney, aud Sir kobcrt Peel, mounting to the little
qunite, dCcs OF Tie haNt' mMktd time, Whie three
small but earnest cheers we're given BY the se ect
company on board " the ruceeo OF the great enter.
Prise. In return came bach swellins, hearty roar
from ell on board the cable ship, with the last
saiute Of waving hats and cGpr and hsndkeTt-
eheis the tender dropped @tern, leaving the Crest
Eastern DIPPING slowly but steadily ahead: AZ the
AND sphynH err close Al hand, contributing l. tie
and but htlle, 10 the huge volume Of smoke hiCh
Their isapts eon.ort 'pfesd iar and Wide o,eT the
the blue mouuiNins OF Kerry on shore. hs tong a.
sisns cou.d he made or hats waved the Vesei vs
anIously Eatched, tat shs aoon hid hersei In hog
owl snoEe. aud when the HArk neafed the Ir nh
conrt hiowu cloud Ia the horizon sAs al that
showed where The greatest ship IN the world vas
rtsung suhy 20 enIeavor to accomplish the Teaiza
ton oil al idos even more venturesome and infinitely
more important than tha, which abe horseli EN-
bodies. hsy ale be successfull
The Newfoundland Cable.
tspv Bay, Augua S.-The steamer Clara Cisrita
boarded the schooner President With tho steamer
G,rmaniss neNs and brought Il TO this plare. We
have ,uceeeded In undermining and getting board
about three milos Of the eWfouudland Telegraph
Cable after great and lAboriou. labor. Tho cable,
hov ever ia much oorroded that have hspo Of
repairing IL. ln uDicrrunnins II u parted three
times. We get tidinEs Of the steamship Great
Eastern a. yet WALTER q. LKwIa