New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY s, 1867

Bishop Of ossory moved an amendment, to leave OUT
the last clause OF the motion ana make ~ rea e bv
which they may be made bestto promote the eihcehey
of the Established Church Ireland" After long dis
cusson this amendment was carried. The original ho-
In the House Of Commons after the questions had been
disposed of tn House nj INTO committee on the Reform
bill The Chancellor of the EXchequer made long state
ment in reference TO the Boundary Comnssloers
missOners had been reduced from seven 10 nve, anu
they ViscOunt yersley, Sir f. Cr0ssey, SIR j. Duck
worth Mr. Russell Quincy, and Mr.. Walter. Mr.. Bright
expressed ms satisfaction with the change OH Clause
No 49, Mr.. Hardcastle moved an amendment To abolish
the right of feencn 10 vote. There was some DISCUS
sion, but eventually the amendment was negauved mr.
Holden then moved amendment, the object of which
was to insure that part of the qualification Tor vote
based on land in borough should be the existence Oh
house upon it, After brief discussion this amendment
negaved by JOG votes to 9S. Various other amend
THE ATLANTIC CABLES.
Can't Sherard Osborn sends to The London Times copies
of the lerams received by him managing director OF
during the recent repair of the cable Of 1866 in Trinity
Bay. lie adds the following remarks on the cables oil
The cables and 1866 they called once laid
successfully the next question to their propretGrs was
whether they would pay and whether they could be SUD-
iect much injury from the drift OF the Polar Zee ana
consequently entail costly and constant repair The rev
which to touch 445OOOO or wlthl
9l5OOOO OF the original cost Of the last d cable answers
the first query In very satisfactory manner me secGna
doubt equally well disposed Of Throughout the splg
the Atlantic Ocean the American shore was beset WIN
unusual amount of ice dsengaged rom the Aroc ne
gons by a sngulary stormy Winter yot so wei nad bhe
cables been carried along the deep trough oil trinity bay
that both remained intact except IN one no to
grounded about miles and half rom the station at
Hearts Content rest doubtless Oh the 1866 cable anu
We were requested by the Anglo-American Telegraph
Company test the point at which tie injury had occur
red and to undertake the repair quickly possible
Mr. Iatimer Clarke and Mr. WillOughby Smith, the cleo
tncal engineers of the two companies decided that te
injury had occurred only at the point ABOVE lhucaIeu
The steamer Cltcn was prepared by u.s. ana dspathed
the 9Th inst. under the command Of capt EdlnRlon
who You will remember, assisted in the Atlantic cable
laying expedition of last year. with proper stan OF go
p6tent persons under the superintendent OF MT
of this companys engineers, ana went 10 INC spot
repairs ut very trivial charge to the revenue OF INC
The zee is now gone for this The only cable
touched will have been Telad in deeper water at that
point and the chances that we may not nave another
injury for ycars-at any rate, Of only similarly Trivial
character. That however, trust will be still furtner
guarded against by having IN Trinity Bay steam vessel
properly fitted 10 maintain the only portion OF the Ata-
tic cables likely TO he injured IN any way-a necessary
insurance the magnificent revenue those cables arc
TmE BANKRUPTCY OF FRASER, TRENHOLM co.
meeting OF creditors Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm &
Co. the English agents for the late Confederate Govern
Messrs. II. W. Banner & Son. There was numerous
attendance, and Mr. John TORI l0f Messrs. T. H. Little
dale a. Co.. called to the chair. From statement
read by Mr. Banner. it appeared that the meeting hau
reference solely 10 the affairs Of the Liverpool house there
being two partners in the American house totally uhco
ncced with the English firm. The Government OF the
United states had also taken proceedings IN America 10
attach the whole property OF The American rn ana also
against the Liverpool firm behalf Of all property shown
have from funds RENTED nom America during
the that the estimated assets In the statement OF
affairs would be subject contingencies arising from
those suits The statement showed behalf Of the firm
Gross liabilities, 4l2lsCO; unsecured creditors t5iuUi
estimated assets, G2s2o00 Mr. C. X PrOleaus private
GOO Of assets AfteT Considerable discussion the meet
ing resolved that the estate should be wound mp under
inspectors: Mr. John TORI Mr.. Norton o. Hewitt COL
Mr. 5. III. Brown, and MI. H. W. Banner.