The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

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THURSDAY, August a:-The Francisco dc Ass re-
epdsn. spas srngin na ,hs report
oil an Interruption the communication IN con-
sequence Of the cable having parted, very near
pccted that this happened where there was no great
depth Of water The caoe would soon De recovered ana
with Key West and lasting Possibly the Narvs
may meanwhile go ON from Key West 10 Jay NE long
couuasnciss nav now occ mr. KEEN 10 nv previous
belief thai we will be able To salute your readers tce
graphically, At single touch of the wires by tho 10Th
inst.
FRIDAY, August s-Ths steamer Liberte from Key
West yesterday a. six p NJ, arrived al this port as an
periencsd with the cable. which create little de-
lay before the elegraphc communication be established
and complete when the Lbert6 sailed both the Narva
and the tinted States steamer Tahoma had their
up The public mind Is now entirely absorbed WITH the
cable ana the most intense interest Is SHOWN oy AL
classes about it, early and successful completion
GENERAL IrENB.
Ell Sgo, in admiration OF the speedy communications
says
AMT THEY sNARri
The speech delivered by Napoleon at the distribution
Of prizes published the New York HERALD before
II saw light in London.
Already the Nsw YORK HERALD OF the Goth has pub
lshed Geographic dispatches from Punta Rosa giving
news from Havana TO the 26th So they know news
there only TWO days after the occurrence Of tho events
here.
understand that press intends to second an idea
which already confirms the aptitude Of the Cuban people
for telegraphic communications II appears toat SOL
der has been s about being sentenced death for
fault which, committed by civilian, would be pun
shed mere assault msdemeanor, and tho inten-
ton said 10 be TO petition Queen Isabel vouchsafe
pardon on the august occasion Of saung her Majesty
by direct telegraph from these her loyal domnions thus
saving his life and recording historically the fact the
Cuba telegraph having been first applied to q humane
purpose.
It seems to that the American system OF tele-
graphing has been adopted here the establishment
OF tho International Oceanic Telegraph Company and
accents have not been provided for in English, there
will frequently be errors committed when the
are sent in Spanish, and, though apparently trning
simple insiance:-A merchant teleeraphs to another
Compre $4,000 Is premo," or ~ hought ESQ 900 at
10 Premium but the operator, having signs for
accents, can only telegraph thus-"Compre ESQ 900
Is prcmo the equivalent OF which is quite the
OF that meant as orders the OF the despatch
to buy ESQ, 000 Many more instances could be pro-
duced but the ABOVE will suffice polite indication to
tho company
You will often hear OF the extraordinary effects Of
electricity on the nervous system. As Of
the impression the mental powers produced by the
new cable person 10 the interior toegraphng for
fro abroad Is said to have the following :"Coa-
fesen ina,nediGamenfc dnes 81 pobie-reply iume.
diately sooner IL possblei
One OF The weahest foreign firms in this CITY is said
to have gained $4,000 single operation, with the
help OF the telegraph, awaiting Of the cattle steamer
which sailed hence for Puna Rosa whence the despatch
reached New York in day.
The PSensa says that q number Of young gentlemen
in this city enthusiastic for tho and OF their
native land Cuba have formed committee to prepare
and mako arrangements 10 celebrate the avent of the
submarine cable these Shores with corresponding
demonstrations OF welcome and congratulation.