The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-02
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Winona, the shore end of the French
cable, states that message was Teceiv-
ed yesterday at nine o'clock in the morn
ing from the Great Eastern stating:
eve are going to cut the cable and
buoy" Since that time the signals
have ceased. 1t is believed that fault
has been found, and the Great Eastern
has buoyed the cable to. return and re-
pair it. The only Inconvenience will be
delay. The signals were perfect up to
the above announcement.
LONDON, July 1.-The papers publish
the following intelligence to-day. The
following dispatches have been received
from Captain Sherard Osborne, who is
at MonoR, the shore end of the new
French cable, near Brest:
BREST, June 80.
This morning ut 9 O'Clock, Greenwich
time, the Great Eastern telegraphed us
1--WE are going to cut the cable and
buoy" This has evidently been done
fer no signals have passed since. A care
full watch has been Kept for y renewal of
the signals. The first sign of something
being wrong in the electric condition of
the cable occurred this morning, but
nothing of definite character until the
above message reached us. We had a
very long message at 1894, Greenwich
time, last night from the
Great Eastern, ut which time
the signals were reported by Mr.. May
to be most perfect. see no reason for
the slightest alarm at what the Great
Eastern is doing. 1t was evident from
the resistance of the gutta percha re-
ported last night that the slight fault of
the 18th was improving. Mr.. Nav
agrees with me In thinking that they
have buoyed the cable in shoal water
anu are returning to remove the fault.
Inc delay Is only an Inconvenience.
Inc following has been received from
Sir w. Thompson:
WINoNA, June 3d. arrived hare from,
Brest with Capt. Osborne at noon. A
telegram from Mr.. Goech, dated NJ q
o'clock this morning, Greenwich time
awaited him saying that they intended
to cut and buoy the cable. This ho.
probably been done as no signals have
been received since then. The test,
have, up to ESQ Greenwich time, CAV,
no cause fer suspicion.
LONDON, July 1.-The Lord Mayor
gave a banquet to her Majcsty's Minis
ter last night at the Mansion House
Mr.. Gladstone spoke, in which he al
luded to the Irish Church Bill. He sal,
the Government had bestowed its bes
endeavors on the condnct of the meas
ure which formed vital and essentia
portion of it's work for the peace of Ire
land and the security of the empire
Since the bill passed the Comm ons Their
mad been great excitement, runoIs o
reaction and threatenings of its speed,
uoom' During this excitement he aut
MS colleagues remained in a state O
great tranquility, for they felt that tn,
review of their work WAS not q mo.+o
toarouse their jealousy, but rather cal.
culatsd to create satisfaction. Altbopol
great care had been bestowed o, ~,
bill, no doubt it still had many fau,t.
The Premier concluded as follows:
1--WE shall be grateful for every i'm
provement and all changes shall b
respectfully considered, subject to tn
position in which we stand as to word
spoken and pledges given, and to tn
commission we have received. We ten
dered the terms of the covenant wheI
IN opposition and shall not forget then
when in power"
Afearful disaster occurred at Coraar
'on' Wales, to-day. During the cart