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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Au.frIn and Itaiy.

The guspension of hostilities between Austria and
lia wa prolonged the oh for twenty onr hours namely
atb says we barn TINT Cen Ia Mlrm0a had deman led
pIolongation OF she truce for several DAYS lbs usad
wns not By the Austrian Commissioner VINO ~Oull
only grant delay OF twenty uF hours. Jhe truce
w tterefore expire Saturday next. Baron Habner the
Government OF The state OF Affairs abroad
but With reference 90 home questions Count Arthur Sberosk
hn- 1d LETTERS o. compromising character were 'ouh' upon
him. 49,, ---.. -. O.. ri,
di m order NOT 20 leave of his army exposed on an
ndefcn.ibe live hid resolved 10 take mp position on tle
other side Of the InFamenio Ia eous,l OF t" @ IL
meut Commsioner Celia you'll llye Ablnc, aud tloW Tue
headquarters Of tie army q operations -.
The Paris N0gh0r da Saeu Of TIE 9th SAYS he ltaiaa
troors have thdrawn nom The TyrO the 1lsamento
tie line Of demachon demanded By Acstri rioe neg9
tanr an armisCe There 20 believe that the an
ca the WY agreement have been removed anu
that 40 Irmistice may shortly be concluded
late Vienna telegram says truce has been concluded
between A1ss 81 lay The Italians undertake. 70 eyac
uaie Trent territory and 10 retire behind the Iasameuto
Tie Tn0 Paris correspondent SAYS Is stated as the Ie,
Florence Cabinet that the Ia have consented to waive the
claim which retarded the irmce with Austria and to con
tent them selves WITH Neneti1
The A. I.,s urges that negotiations between
Austria and Iay arc distDct from those with Prussia the
Rfi lRi% '''' ''' tue ''''''' ''''D Ut u" ''
The Florence rata Of the 10Th says The Italian forces
which had advanced far a Pergne aud The walls Of AVA
are compesl Tor stri,egc % concentrate 10 the
The diplomatic questions relative T. the district oi
Trent must not BE- c0nOnnded VITA TOE straeec question: ne
necessity OF the troops cause tue evacuation
Of certain portions o. territory occupied by ihe Italians WI
It's resulting that such territories are not to be claimed IN
the negotiations for peace"
France not having succeeded IN obtaining the acceptance by
Austria OF tho conditions OF the AZ p'sfs formally agreed
upon with Italy France ef Italy 20 consult her own Interests
ormlJAi'' c0ncent at0n OF Austrian OoP teNIg 70
the the district Of the Trent and lsonzo defer
mined tue chiefs Of the Italian army to place ther forces IN
better position f1r fhe military conditions for the
discussion arnisce beng thus changed there would
hencerth be TO refuse the armce which has De
come necessary European We conclude there
fore that an drmisrce will shortly be agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
NETWORK. THURSDAY, AUGUST g. 1866.

frontier Of France geographical heresy tlat
only mountains and seae natural boundaries, that
great river cannot form good straegca frontier in eiV
zed country these DAYS o steam navigation that CoteDt
wond 10 Of TO France without Ebronb,tson and
that balance Of French character would be deraBgeJ ara
even ts political safety endangered by the addition 70 TIC
Empire Of considerable German population inspired WITH
foreign ideas and attachments
Bot said W. About at the time u cannot he pre-
tended that eastern onr ought always to remain as he
Cpomastso Of 1915 drew IT, Without bringing natural rrde
into she question may be permitted 20 object 70 line when
Systematically opened the valleys of Lorraine and the
plains Of Champagne the enemy which has broken the ne
Of frontiers taking away towns which had fortified hse
Landau and built like Saarous Ga the side OF the faatnate
aud Rhenish Prussia reotifoaon might le commended by
justice and counseed by ErGdencc II would have tie i'm.
advantage Of satisfying theIequrements Of Cur defense
without irritating the natural pride Of Germany IT vOud
passion for the Rhine and The un
eaeiuess Of The Germanic populations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
mr. Gladstone and the Reform League.


journals. - - . A.. ,scc
Sin. one who voting for at e last
election trust you will pardon me for asking you agree
~ the Mr. Beaes and his ends during the
mast few IL possible that am mistaken put can
not help thinking that language used by mas
materially Injured the II Reform Mir Bright may thlnk
they have been engaged In mobile O bat should be sor
10 ind that yon entertain any such opinion Mr. eles and
Inc Reform League cry for Gladstone md liberty ana he
Sch, me OF reform includes mauho1d suffrage sboul noL
dare TO dispute ycuT right TO advocate manhood spnraSe
thou Zee confident that the people Of SOnth Lancashire are
oppocl 10 .ueh measure With The deepest gratitude to you
for toe services yOl have rendered 10 your country remain
s. yonts vetv ts,ueotfuly VIZ HoRsFALi.
ME Right Hon w. Z. Gladstone, ". +.
No II CARLTON HOUsE TEagAcE ;. W.. AuF Z ls61 4.
reply your letter OF te 6.h beg resseeiiy 10
exdess nv that seeiing reform ~ faa
mem 6od he gathered from ny and from my Ian
rnace in which they have been amply stated
do not agree in the demand either for manhood OF ir
household suffrage while with regret that .he conduct
opp1r ents Government measure OF this year mas
done much that demand which out Tor snch OP
position would scarcely have been heard OF
Yog are liberty make such OF tins letter as you may
think fr; and remain Sir your very humble servant
WILLIAM UoRsv,fI esq W. l.. GLADSTONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

From the Louio1 Daily n. W.. Aug,a a.
Ever Gnce the nslng military power ~ france ~
der the Seosnd Empire has favored discussions respecting re-
ADJUSTMENTS there have been parties France in&o r
revision Of toe naiolal limits Of them taking IT. stand 81
The doctrine q natural boundaries. which We have seei
the Allies ready to conference in ls3 the she mo,s
moderate assihg for the OF Landau and taailOu
Nsnoeon III belongs the moderates Six years
ago NJ Edmond About published pamphlet entitled " La
SoyeiIe Carte EOropd in which tie Prnssians were
strongly urged 10 proeGm the doctrine sovereignty
In Germany and consolidate North Germany under one
goyement 10 the follow ng year the author published
another pamphlet under tie title ~ lie Rhn et Ia NHt11.
IN which be opposed the outcry ior the Rhine.
he cOpendod tbi Tie dotiDle Wtet mace that t'e 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
GENERAL NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Qusen,. Speech rrorosuing r.r.inmoni.

49,. ,..,.t m p.rf;.,,.., ,.,s ,roroc,oJ
Oh fru'y' A"-u'o ~" i'ii'''',''t W, t,'r v" -
By Royal CommlpI Inc i1io"ls ~ tue Vue'n' speech
which was frnd oy we h"tu Nhin1,'lori -, a ., -
Ny LORDS AND "ENIih AhN We ne u',"l"""dru ol hel
Majesty IN releasing yol lon tue liDo' o. pioacteu $40
slon "a coHEsy ~ !ou hut VI Ja.l w. Nv y.
zeal ana issluu'F WIN "eu you nave aPou fou'So'VS 10
your Parliamentary dutles .,.-- A., ~,
Her Majesty has much satisfaction 40 informing You mat
her relations with OIL Orefn powers are 90 hr most teny
footing. ,...,.., . .., -.
Her Majesty has watched win auN0n' interest the pro
" The war whch ma ieceh cohFued great portion
OF the continent u lfDps re- h'lsy olhlo NV ue'n ~
indifferent spectator oiefeu "hloh nave seriously tHe,tcl we
positions OF 'd ''nS,' n WIN y ~
D c0nnec.td D 'he 'D','i es :" I'lo9Sup tul I.u'Hp
but Her M'l'' hlS uot u''nr' u 10 eAr par III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Financial.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT-LOYDON, Wednesday
noon Aug There is change Of moment IN the money
market Consols quoted at ess for money
SRCURTIETbe market for American securities
firm with upward tendency and an advance Is noted
from nights quotations The prices ruling are AS follows
United States Five.Tweniies 7O!.
Illinois Central Railroad shares a.
Erie Railway shares. A..
IoSpoS Wednesday Evening Aug. % The following
the official quotations Of American Securities NJ The close OF
business to 0ay:
United States Five Tweniies, 10
illinois Central Railway Shares, ~.
Erie Railway Shares. A..
LONDON Wednesday. Aug p Evcning-Consos have de
cned per cent the official figure a the close Of business to
day being sS!
LIVERPOOL Wednesday Evening, Aug. 22-There Ia no
change IN commercial matters with the single eSce
ton that Pork Is advancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
London Money Markets.

The weekly statement OF the Bank OF England
shows decrease the bullion Of eO9l and increase 10
the reserve Of notes of 100000 sterling.
The Bank rate Of discount remains az ten per cent
American payments-cOunted BY mlionshad 10 be made
Iodan accounts the 10TH and were generally well met
The drafts however of Bomanie, Framiee Cana Co OF
London and Bombay returned unpaid Their liabilities
estimated slj0000 The demand for money coDn
active. Consol closed steadily at e. asia.
AMERICAN SECUmTIEs-Blnngs Circular reports large
rivals OF 5ouds anl considerable sales both the spot
and TO arrive mostly for Germany and Holland The market
rather heavy G NG. speculative business in Erie
at l0i9iOi Illinois 7J975l. Other stocks quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
T;,c German Parlinmen,.

According to letter. from Berlin, Gays the PSfre
tc prcect 4 he Government relative ~ tie cosEocnton OF
erna1 p,r, mont takes for electoral law OF 1872
ecogping uniysfsa suffrage. ETery citizen Of the North u
eTn intends TO appy tue electoral law throughout the whole
c4en II toe Pfussi monarchy, and all The paris actually
eur BIZ the PInasGn tTO0pf As u the ahcd S&at the
u b. INVITED proceed Immediately 20 the elections bY the
sppostion Of the SINE liberty being et 10 the
their ehlmbcra"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

BOMBAY, July 3l.-Cotton quiet. Exchange on
London l The rate of discount has been reduced pei
cent
. CALCUTTA July 3O-Markets all unchanged Exchange,
INA
HONG kong July l3-Tea unchanged. Exchange, 4i6i.
Hone KONG, July 2No business doing. Great distrust
SHANGHAI, July l6.-Exchange, 3a6i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
THE PRINCIPALITIEs
Expected Recognition Of Prince Charles b.
Turkey.

The Turkish army of observation on the Danube is
being gradually removed. Rusehuk and the neghbor,nG
psces will shortly be occupied only by the usual garrison
FROM this and the approaching departure OF
Prince Charles HOhenzolern for Constantinope 10 De-
ved that tue formal recognition of the Prince by Turkey
will shortly take place. 80 - - n.
considerable nunber OF ROuman soldiers have been u.s.
banded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Aug
22-noon-CoTTON-Tbe market is unchanged and prices re
main as quoted last evening. Mdd1g Uplands 1870 lhe
saes for to-day estimated AZ 10 600 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKtT.-LvERPooI4 Aug %,
noon.-The Breadstutfs market is UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL Provision Market -LIvERPooi~ Aug e.
DOon-Tbe Provision market remains without alteration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
BY STEAMER.

The Cunard steamship Persia, Capt. Lott, which
left Liverpool al 10 o'clock on the morning Of the lb and
Queenstown the evening the 2h Of August arrived here
"Wednesday morning.
The Africa arrived of Queenstown early the morning OF
the ilth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
French Aggrandizcmeni.
From Tie Pal Mali Gazette.

in tO-Gay's papers there IS telegram when 10
startling even in these startling times. We are told that 'he
French Cabinet addressed note to the Prussau Govern
ment pointing that the great changes IN the pouea
oreanz cn Of Germany render necessary that tic renen
frontier should be rotted by oessios OF TERRITORY 10 ffano
communication the Cabinet Of Berlin demanding INC
of the French fouuer as 1t existed 10 ieII II
M whether Prussia and Ffapce are really at variance 10 l
matter; whether the long suspected understanding oet~eeh
Napoleon Bismafk does not alter al eAs-tO 20 .a
ont with foaies which pretend that 1t does not e1lsi
For our owl part should decline at present 10 As"e
,noh question There nothing 10 the known character OF
either Count Bismark or the Emperor naPieoh 10
upp .tion that arrangement VI TINS hnd eAs tru lnat
they have agreed 10 carry II DOT N coh'ehehty "Is
But the probabilities the oLer way and rather 10 m1
cate The intellectual Emperor was over uhheo
by Iiaan statesman, be now hnds himself ou'dohe "
German stateman: most nteTabc thing Tor an in.'etO
Surprising that be tie we have OH Tue more
reason dread that the which ended last onh may
BEGIN again month. That Napoleon could posIoy tlt
cootented within his present after the famous letter
written his dpl mats 10 June and aer the gfet fhsp
which Prussia has taken upon Germany iheonceN'o' "
we have declared more than once.
lie us recall what the Emperor sand in formal proc ANA
tory way than two months ago lie eapianed INC
Of the then impending conflict to be The geogIn
zeal situation Of Prussia mperf city limited The vEh 81
Germany demanding political reconstiiuton more coNrn
a general and the necessity Of lay 70 SECURE
her national Independence His plan ior the settshos o.
the difficulty was For the secondary States OF Ibt toL
federation closer union, stronger orpanlAaon NOR I'm
portnnt position for Prussia homogeneous.ess ~ .no 49,
or Austria the maintenance OF her great position 10 Ds
many" and that fot an equitable compensation AusH'
should cede Fcnetia 10 Italy p, =.
THIS programme has been carried pretty nearly By
the Emperor distinctly minated at he same ie lnas ~
must be ACCOMPLISHED without disturbing the Europein
eonibrinn otherwise he nterpose. France could
OILY Of her rontcrs IN the event OF the
nap Europe being the profit of great power and
II the bordering provinces o1pessng by formal aud free
vote desire for anneNaton NOW the nap bss D.'h
altered enormously the profit of great power 80 what "
the Emperor dO Eat humble PIC IN Tie presence V h
peope and acknoy ledge himself outwited by Count baIs
just he oycrmatched By Count cayour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
The Abdication of the King OF Hanover DE.
manded by Prussia.
Y1erNA. Tuesdar. Avg. d. lsGe.

VIENNA Tuesday, Aug. 81, ls66.
The King of Hanover, who is here, is advised that
Prussia demands his abdeation. The King is an old blind
man and is willing abicate 10 favor Of bis The Queen
Is using every effort the to her but
Prussia gives such assurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Prussin and the Zsiiveyein.

MUNICH Tuesday. Aug. u, ls66.
Prussia promises early and defnitiye settlement
Of the political commercial relations OF the Zogerein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Expor, Of Specie for New.York.

SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday August % let6
The steamship Allemannia, Capt Trautmann, from
Hamburg Ieh inst arrived at this Ror last night and sailed
again morning for taking 800 GOO sterling for
the latter port on American account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
London Markets.

MesSrs. Barring Bros. a Co. report: Bre6dstuiTs
quiet and without material alteration Iron quiet Scotch
Pig 59 sasae dun aad 3d. lower. Coffee steady.
Rice dull Tea very quiet but unchanged. Spirits Tmpen.
tine ~ for American Petroleum, lll02j for Rened.
Lnseed in demand. Lnseed Oh advanced TO 39iJ9)96.
Snarn on Steady N ellf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

81 PEIzRsgIRo. Iaeslsy. August q. IL.

n. FLIlk5BI kG. IHes1dy August q, 100.
The United States officers are still receiving oya-
lions everywhere from the Russian Government msrchan
prncesand popuace The Emperor has honorea themwh
review q 80 900 OF the Guards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
The Christians OF Gambia PrecIaimiBg Inde-
pcndenCe.

Athens. Grsece August g. 1856
Adgices from Gambia state that the Christians being refused
reforms displaying the standards Of the Three
protecting powers OF Greece and proclaimed their ndepend
eue The Governor treats them Rebels aud has sent for
Tuy, isb REQUIREMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Arrival Of abe City Of Boston.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, August q le66
The steamship City of Boston, from New-York
SATURDAY. August H. arrived TO day this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
ResIgunsion OF General LaMnrmera

FLORENCE, Tuesday. Aug. q. 1866.
Gen. LaMamora has resigned as chief Of staff to
abe King and lie succeeded by Gen Caldini
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

DRESDEN. Tuesday Aug 81, 1866.
All the members OF the Saxon Cabinet haze sent in
their designations The King Only accepted that Of Baron
Buest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Liverpool Markets.

COTTON-The Brokers' Circular says: Tho
demand for cotton has been m throughout the bat ha
depressing influence OF the maintenance Of the banke at III
cent? keeps the market heavy and quotations Of almost
description reduced American IN general demand
but has declined Ia d. = in the middle qualities The
weeks Business adds up $50 bales including 100 speeu
iaton. and 90 $40 for export
The official quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Rnvages Of the Cholera.

VIENSA Tuesday. Aug. 81. l5G6.
The Cholera is making sad ravages at Brunn,
Pesb and Nikosburg aud among the wounded soldiers
at Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
ssbmis.ion Of Bavaria 90 the demands OF
Prussia.

DRESDEN, Tuesday. Aug. 81, lsG6.
Bavaria after contemplated resistance, has sub
ed to the demands Of Prussia sand Prussia asks
only the districts Of Lichtenfels and Cumbaeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

Yesterday (irIly) the business 500 bles with
1ue steady market Stock hand, s9SJOO bales Of
which 362. $50 American
TRADE At Ma UlIsIER-thc demand was slght and
prices nOmuahlrdly sufficient business being
done Do test values.
BlLAl-rt frsIhe weather wet ard unlayoFahlo oF
tle crops. Mes,ls. Richardson spence Co aud Henry
Jump son report, Flour ign aud about no in the week
for lcss Wheat IN fair demand and partially a. per GENITAL
deirer To- Red Winter Red DO 6a Corn quiet and rather
easier Mixed % d.6 per 40 los.
Provisions Messrs B.gFrd Atiya Co., and others
ports Beefuncaanged Pork duh and cheaper for al but
the tnest Bacon in better demand AZ reduction Lard
steady ut - o. Cheese steady. Butter nothing doing
Illow IN good demand at % as Tor North American.
PRODUCE The Brokers CIrcular reports: Ashes
Ony small sales OF Pos - d2 Sugars fiat andt 326d
lower Coffee quiet and Rice inactive. Bark-salos
otPhiladelphfh al; 6Ga5 Linseed hmer Linseed Cakes
dearer 1nseed Oh IN fair demand at lJl 040i Hemp
rather easier Fish DIS inactive Rosnslles Of American
a, 9d5 blsci, Sal for low to good common @l
for medium up Os tine. Spirits IarpeQtLe Ieia.ls
81 donnt0 o. q cn Petroleum in good demand RG aEed
D.. al a.; AID ~ forward delivery at : G.l; srhii
tss9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
ne,oI, .fPori,h ExiIes in Siberia.

ST. peTERsBrRG. Tuesday. Aug 81. isj5
The Polish exiles in Eastern Siberia have reyo.ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Treaty Between Prussia and the Minor
States of North Germany.
TIE QUEENS SPEECH PROROGUING PAR.
LAMENT.
Interesting Financial Statement About the
Atlantic Cable.
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S HEALTH.
France and Belgium
LONDON, Tuesday, Augu

LONDOV Tuesday, August u, let6.
France has assured England that the foftresses Of
MsrieDburg aad Phimpyile would not be demanded from
Belgium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

Annexed 10 Prussia.
BERLIN, Tuesday. A,

BERLIN Tuesday, August 81, 1866.
The hostile attitude of Hanover, Electoral Hesse,
Nassau Frankfort has determined Prussia 10 destroy
sher independence and them completely to herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Recall Of the Russian Emba..ador from 'he
Ruud.

ST. PETERsBuso. Tuesday. Aug. 81. 1905
The Russian ambassador at the German Bund hes
been recalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
nspsr,. Of the CeneIu.ion of Peace Prema.4re.

The reported closing Of pssce negotiations between Austria
sayala and Prussia prsmsscre. TIE negotiations are st
~ progress bat lis beloved they VII te brought to
satisfactory aug saeeessfp teIDiHauQu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
The ex.RebeI Cruiser Sumter.

TIE ex-R Rebel cruiser Sumterh had arrived az Hull Tor
e Purpose Of engaging IN legitimate commercial pursuits
ef undergoing tLo necessary alterations tle s 90 uu
cattle beat between Hu aEd The Continent Of hafupe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
nriiish Politics without Interest.

LONDON, Wednesday August q, 1866
British politics are devoid Of interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Reported Failure OF the Bmpress Corio'ta's
missiou.--Napsieen UnwiIiipg 10 Render
Aid..na ximilisn Likeiy 10 Return 10 Ea-

LoNuoN, Wednesday. August O. ls6t.
The following has been received from Paris:
PARIS Wednesday Evening, August o. Ices.
II said the Empress Of Mexico has failed her mis-
son Napoleon having is nnderstood refused to grant The
assistance Of the French troops pcr to then evacuation q
Mexico 10 quel the insurgents.
In connection with this statement the report is current
with degree credby that the Emperor Macmillan
viii soon return TO Europe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Bavaria Submits to the Prussisn
Demands.
Failure of the Mission OF
the Empress Carlotta.
Macmillan Soon 20 Return TO
Europe.

News by Steamer to the 18th Of August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.


Interesting Financial snfsrmsties Aboss she
Company by the Secretary aud General su-
perintendent-Tbc Capital Of the Company
Who nre 10 Work the Cabie-Hew the Nss
Receipts are 10 be Appropriated Privileges
aud Rights-The Proposal for Gr"duast~
Scale OF Messages moi 20 be Entertained.
To the Editor Of The Ttrss
SIR: As it would appear from the large number Of IN
qnres addressed TO this office that general Dsondsf-
standing exists In the public mind TO the share capital a.
vision profits aud other arrangements OF the Atlantic Iee
graph Company have been instructed by the Board 10 ASH o.
You the favor 10 allow me to lay before readers On oem
RESUME of the facts
Tue capital Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is a. fol-
lows: , o, ..s.sa
Original capital raised in 1886 5I..,.,."..,. k%2@v
This stock will increased II the cable Of 1905 be raised
and repaired by the amount Of prot in that case payable
70 ihe ie'es'sP" 0' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is1IW
,,.,..,, .,,. ordinary .toc. ............ goo Ms
M iahn. tae 800. s-' II S,oct c100
h i ieI Yen =, 80 co., ....,........ lo00g
capital. WV"