The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1859, Page 2

2 THE ATLANSIC TELEGRAPH. The Four Hundred Messages Sent Through the Cable. Seven Columns of Hard Pacts for the Dises- lion of Seeptics, Messages of Queen Victoria and President Buchanan Despatches of the Collision of the Steam- ers Europa and Arabia Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars Saved by the Cable to the British Goverament. | Conversations of the Biectricians | Tbrough the Conductor. Tt is almost uncecessary to urge apon our readers the ‘Amportance of the matter to which we devote go large & Portion of our space today = The ‘our bunired messages ‘which we publiah below wore verified under oath, as may ‘be seen from the annexed affidavits, which were mats ‘befere the United States Consu! at London. in these messages we have a complete history of the cable—s history of which it 1s iteclf the nerrator—from the day ‘on which it began to epeak inteiliginly up to that oa woich it becamesilent. There is n9 doubt that thefailure of the | Line now down was owing to tho bungling sod mis management of both the engineers and electricians of the company who bac charge of it; for it wasowing to their negligence in the frst piace that the defects were produced in the insulation. Among the large number of messages will be found those Of the Queen and of tbe President, the private despatches: of the British government countermancing the order forthe shipment of troops from Halifax and Montreal to India, the messages between the directors of the compacy in] New York and those in London, and the conversations be tween the electricians in the stations at frintty Bay aod Valentia. In fact these messages were necessary to com plete the history of the cable now down, and their impor. tance can hardly be over catimated when regarded as evidence of the practicability of the undertaking. Diary Containirg All Messages Sent and Received through the Atiantte Telegraph Oable During its Working, frum the 10ih of August to the let of September, 1898, inclusive. FIRST DAY. Avavar 10, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. “Repeat, please ”’ A.M. et 2:71 Please wood ywer for the present,’” g 01 * Sent 10:20 A M. “How?” ‘Sent 10:50 A. M. “How do you receive?” Bent 11:35 A. M. “Send slower.” ‘Sent 11:50 A. M. ‘Please send slower.” Sent 12:20 P. M. “How do you reoetvef”” Sent mete ne bie LOABe ‘Can ren: 5 seatesiPMe “Can you read this?’” Senb2aT PM by Sent 3:43 P. M. EWES “How are signals?” Bent 640 PM ‘ low are wignala? Sent 6:10 P. M. “Do you receive?” Sent 8:16 P. M. “Please send something.” fent 8:45 P.M. “Please send V's and B's,” Sent 10:38 P. M. se z “(How are signala?”’ SECOND DAY. Avcousr 11, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO Vi Bent 2 A.M. “Please send B’s.”” Sent 9:37 A. M. “Send alphabet.”” 11:50 A. M. nen ae “Send alphabet.” Bent 12:66 PM. sense vend V's.” Bent 1:25 P. M. “3end V slowly.” Bont 2:38 P, M < gah i “Send V slowly. —_ “Little better; send V."” read. jour key.”” Bent 5:43 P. M. Pu tares “Bend alphabet,”” Sent 7:23 rec indians ease tell me how signals are,” Sent 7:50 P. M. ‘“alver your key to send slower,’’ Sent8:16 P. M. “Bend alphabet.’” THIRD DaY. Avovsr 12, 1858, DLAND TO VALENTLA, Bent 2:50 P.M, “Send alphabet.” Bent 3:55 P. M. “If this received send battery current in one direction five minutes,’ YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Bont 4:02 P. M. “Sent constant current five minutes,’”? NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Rent 4:22 P.M. & Received.’? Sent 5:35 P. M. « Laws, received five minutes signal. Coil Wo ‘weak. Work relay. Try idrive siow and regular. I bsve put intermediate pulley. Reply by {This was the first complete mexsege in form received from Rentccndiatst through the Atlantic cable.) Sout 1 Do you receive.”? FOURTH DAY. Avavst 10, 1858, WEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. Sent 12:38 A. M. “ Send word ‘ Atlantic.’ ’” ‘VALENTIA TO SEWFOUNDLAND. Eomt 12:61 A, M. « atlantic.”” [A note by Professor Thompeon, in Valentia di: ieee This was the first word reed in Newfoundland.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Bent 1:04 4. M, ° yy Thomson’s galvanomejer. Send some other Bent 3:07 A. M. “We ong your signals. Repeat ‘Atlantic,’ ”” FALENTIA TO a Bent 8:37 4. crasireenn “atlantio.?” NEWFOUNDLAND 10 VALENTIA. Bent 0:40 2 ood tan 7 4 repeat "a, anc words.”” Sent 5:13 4. M. < “Send two words,”’ Bent 9:52 A. ¥. + Send 4 y and two ‘understands.’ “Bend alphabet.” Bent 7:23 4. ‘Bont 7:61 A. Me “Did not receive. Send sgain.’’ Sent 8:19 A. M. “Send word ‘Vatentia.’ ” VALENTLA TO NEWFUCNDLAND. Bent 6:32 4. M. “Vatlentia.” NDLAND TO VALRNTIA, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Bent 918 4. Mw. " “afwr long blank send word ‘Atlantic.’ ”’ VALRNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Bout 9204. u. ‘ “Asiantic.”” NEWFOUNDLAND TO V, "i 0:0 ]UNDLAND TO VALENTIA. ** Received last. Send any word. - “Send & few worse slow ned vad md a few: y Bent 1053 A. Mu. mar “Bend wipbabet.”? 1227. M. oer oe We receive currents, but can’t read yo ” gunn” you. Send Vy : “Qan’t read. Send V.” ‘Pont 1:10 P.M. send dots for twenty-five vainatos,”» - VATENTIA TONEWYOUSDLAN.. Bent 1407. . é “Sent cots.” ‘Bent 169 P. po bate, y arya for fiftecn mioatea, pleane.” sal “Pigaae wend Y's.” NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUG ee YAUENTIA TO NEWFOUNOLAND, Bent —— teat Va" NewrovaDiasD Yo VaLgwma a) wwe perfeok ® Tebtek your blaak key does not short cir Wil you take message?” nme of your dots do not show oo a” ; of your currents, Our receiv! mm Are a8 Geiicate as it 18 possibly to g toe Sear sto P We receive nent 980 Pw “Uring pew large double kev#, but have put on trodfle. Wbsi bawe you ou? Cur relay ad recorders in good jog order, Begia with attack.” *8 PM We get vow ovprenta, but so teregalarly that we cannot read them. Wi you examns your key well? [fy on vadersiand thi teod the ister ‘H’ four ime,—De Sauty.”” VaLaNTIA TO NEWPOUNDLAND, Sent 11.03 P.M. Seat 11.8 P.M “Repeated (our G8.” FIFTH DAY. Avaust 14, 1858. NEWPOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA Beut 1243 A “Rove ved your Cow sigvais, but very bad. VALENTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sewt 12:58 5 * Sent Carreots at #'x seconds intervals.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA Sent 108 A.M © Battor, but imperfect VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Seut 816A Mw * Sent four A's” VALENTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sevt 127 a Mw. ‘Getter, Tey agen” \LENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, «few currents. Can you try other coils “Seas four H’s.”” Repeat.” Sestloa & * Repeates four A's’! MRWRUCNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Sent 14d A ™ “He received Try words’? VALESTIA TO NEWPOUND! Sent i ssa aw «Send fayter.”” [These were the Gre woras recorded in Newfoundiand ] NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 2:56 4. * Uncerstand, Seno feswer, Now try message. We get YOur tgua't Of Gelioaie detector by tapping and mark ing the psper with pencil for the time the needle is noid o on eitber ein * 14 TO NEWYOUNDLAND, Alu Sent 410 A. “Altered —wesk till.” {Th # is all that could be made out of @ message sent to Newfoundiand in aoawer to tneira af 2:55 } DEWYOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Sent 4:25 M Your currents do not move needle Sent 9:49 a. ry “Signals too trregular to read.” YALRNTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 10:08 AM “Sent Big NEWFOUS Seot 10:50 A « “Qould only read the sigan understand’ and the word v0.2" VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 1140 4. M. ‘+ Phomeon’s galrapometer aud relay.” (The only inteiiigibie words of a message seat.) NRWPOUPDLAND TO VALBNTIA. Sent 12:01 P. We try to read your too weak ‘or relay.” Sent M. © What is occurring? If you understand give H four times aud if you authorize statement give V four times” [This only received a: Valeutia of the following mes wage :-—" To Sawaro—tip' excitement in United States. Imprestion We caarot work through the cabie, Shall I state what is occurring?” &e., &o., VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Bent 2:48 P.M. « A” four times. NRWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 3:37 P M ‘Send something.’ * Your * understand’ received, Sent 4:22 P, x PI i « Please aend something. Sent 6:49 P, M. ey Please send alphabet,’’ “ Now, something.’” Sent 10:20 P. M. i Hen may eeneene, “Newfoundiand. Saturday. Saward—E M. Archibald, Now York pbs, instructed by Honorable Direc: tors Atlen' pp Company, and Direciors New York, Newfoundiaoo and London Telegraph Somoany to state that unexplained delay injures interests both Companies. Ireplied—‘cause not passing mvenag:e— that inetrumenta require gros, care and adjuetment, signals on galvanometer. They Doing fast possible. You should not look on cable a2 oo oromary t line, as we ancounter many little difficul- les, but think all soon overcome." DE 8a0rv.* SIXTH DAY. Avavar 16, 1858. ALENTLA, “wait.” [This in answer to repea'ed requests from Newfoundland tee message DeSauty to Saward of over Sent 3:90 walt (and ‘understand’ Wait signal “‘understand”” Sent} 4:30 A. M. ¢ ik ( “Can't read your signals, Send V's.” eer Send. “We rom you. se Sent 2:52 PM . ” “Will you try and work with sawdust battery and revere tng key, makiog long contacut’”” Sent 53 P. M. “Tt is posmbie that you bave * * # © ‘We disconnect bait hour for you to test foe xbove was ail thet wae received of the following mespage :—~4t appears to us that you receive our signal Is it possible that you have fan): in cable near you,” &»., &e., ke. The asterisks mark the omission of the worda “fantuin”’ which wag caused by making joint on the beacts at Valentin.) Bent 6:43 P.M. “Have you tested?” Send siower."’ JUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. gable near you Bent 8:25 P. M. “Send dots. SEVENTH DAY. Avavet 16, 1858. NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 124 A. M. “Send Via.” + VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 12:20AM. «ent V's,” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 12:24 “Please send alphabet.”? VALKNTIA TO NAWFOUNDLAND. Bent 2:27. “Sent alphabet.”? (This alphabet arrived periect at Newfoundiand, except. Ing the letters “P, V, W’’ and “Z," and these were the faults of the operator.) NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. Sent 2:57 A. M “All right but three letter. Please sak some question, but much faster.”” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 3:35 A. M. “Understand. Can * * * #” e ret of the message, which was as follows, was unintelligibio:—"You take a message?” These words came afterwards, forming the twentieth measage.] NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 3:36 A. M. “Pieane after care, Yes, at same rate.”” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUXDLAND, Sont 4:56 A. M. «You must repeat each sentence ia full,’? NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 6:15 A, M. “Repeat word before ‘in.’ 1? YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 5:40 A. M. ‘Sentence.’ SEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, ‘Sent 5:65 A. M. “T said—‘send your message.’ ”’ Sent 8:15 A. M. x elk “Received, bat uot intelligible, Try again, ommending with four V's.”” (Me words tent wore, “Your signals received, but not ineligible, &c., kc.” This was in answer to the Direc. lors’ moanage, which, ai the first tranamission, could not eer N. W. Irwin ou duty in Newfoundland at the 6 VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. eae M12A.M bee ‘Directors of Atisntic Telegraph Comy , Great Britain to Directors in America. Europe asd apn ore united by telegraph. Glory to God tp the bigher earth pence, good will towards men,” Sent 11:32. “Repeat bark faster.”? NEWFOUNDLAND 10 VALENTIA, Sent 11:44. “Directors:—All right. Will you receive one?” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Bent 12:26 P. M. “No. Repeat all back faster. Queen’s next.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, spetllon “Directo Of Ailentic Telegrs: it} re lon ph Com: Prat Briain, w Directors in Amertes mone aed America arejunited by telegraph. Glory to God in tie highest; on earth peace, good will towards men.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sont 1:30 P.M. “Can we send faster? You can.’? FEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, . Bent 1:45 P. eben t A ies Sent PM. “You may go little faeter. We receive oa galvapomoter. Relay won't work.’? VALRNTIA 10 NEWFOUNOLAND, “Wait repairs to cable,” Bent 4:16, [There words were sent after Valcotia bad seut as far ae Steet miereet”’ Ip tbe Queen's messrze, end it was in quence of ‘heir ma¥ieg wis in'erroptios, without aig the Cespaich was not Qoished, that the ua- ror 100k pisce of forwardiog om that commu: 6 completia } Sent 6:29 P.M “Toe Queen derires to congratulate the Presidext upon suocceeful completion of this great interuationa! Work, 1p which the Queen Das taken the greatest i The Queey J§ COMV¥inceES that the President will jota With ber a ferventiy hoping that the siectric canie, which pow connects Great Britain with the Unit eo Statee will prove an additional link between the two pations, whose frieadsmio is founded upen thelr common interests aud rect estoom, QT » has much pleasure in thus directly commu r th the Presidest, and in reovwing to bim her best wishes for the prosperity of the United States. Repeat very fast.’ (The Queen's meesege was not completely finished uptil 6.48 4. M., be 17th August. During the time the repentions in apewer to questions from Newfound: betng made, the Vaientia signals, as observed land, were Very much embarrageed, proba- biy by earth curren It wes rmning very bard in Newfoundiaud during the whoie time, H. W. IRWIN.) NEWYOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, A, ENG (voek Wiataalng of aaasenen sorceotreas?? Sent Sword between ‘deepest? and ‘convinced.’ «Au from ‘enteom’ to ‘end.?”? EIGHTH DAY. Avaust 17, 1858. NEWVOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Pentat User ‘and in renewing.’ ” Sent 3:40 a M “After ‘and in renewing.’ ”” Sent 6 a. M. “after ‘and im renewing’ ” Sent 6:26 a. M. “Go on after ‘United States,” ” levee rt feel ; pe eens message, “The Queen desires to congratulate whe President upon ihe evcceesful completion of this great international work, in which the Queen has taken the greatest inte Tre Queen is convinces the President will join with ber in fervently bi that the electric cable wbich pow connects Great Britain with the United Stetes will prove an additional link between the two nations, whose friendsbip is founded upon their com mon interest and reciprocal esteem. The Queen has mui plearure ip thus Cirect!y communicating with ihe Pieeicent, ano in renewing to him her best wishes for ‘© proeperity of the United States.’” Sent 8:6 A. M. © Now take one’? YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 8:12 A.M. “Sent correct. Go faster.’’ Bent 9:10 A. M “Send fast.’ (This was aiter requesting a repetition] NEWFOUNDLAND 10 VALENTIA, Sent 10:10 AM, “Newfoundiand, Movday Directors Atlantic Telegraph ‘Company :~ Entered Trinity Bay, noon, fourth. Laaded cable at Bix, Thursday moruivg. Sbip at once to St. Johos two wiles shore cable, with end ready for apicing. When was cable landed at Valentia? Answer by telegraph, and forward my letters to New York “CYRUS W. FIELD.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 10:20 A. Kpowledged. Go on.’’ NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA. nt 10:34 A. M ve you more? Always give the signal ‘cleared out’ whe you finish.” Sent 1:21 P.M. « Ward to Whitehouse; —Mr, Cunard wishes telegraph Mc- Iver Europe coliision Arabia. Put into St. Jopne. No lives lost. Will you do 1? Stay anxiety non arrival De Sauty.”” [?he word ‘‘ Ward,” with which this message commences, was iptenced for Sawerd; but the firet two letters of the came broad tient lage Sent “Racelve nothing intelligible. Is your end cable right? Dweonnect balf an bour tor you test.’” Sept 6:45 P. M “Can't read. Signalsirreguiar, Repeat.” Sent 9:41 P, M. ‘ Pleage send a succession of alternate dots and dashes for ten minutes. I shal) have President’s message soon.” Sent 10:25 P.M. President's message here. If you can receive it send current in ove sirect.on five minutes. have re ceived and correct, send ourrent five minutes again. ‘We bave not read & single word from you since 8:10 your time.’ YVALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 10:31 P. M. ‘+ Sont current five minutes,’” NINTH DAY. Avavar 18, 1858. NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. Sent 2 A.M. “ Did are goumy Inst message? President’s waiting.” nb A. Sent 6: . “Can you take message?” [Notwithstanding both stations making every exertion Ww remore commusication dy alternately sending and putting im instruments to receive, nothing more was read at Valentia and not one word in Newfoundland during the whole It 18 proper to state, however, that from 6:40 A. M. until 9:08 & M., operations which took place at Va- Jentia pravantod the possibility of tranamissinn of recep- tion. From 6:40 till poon Mr. Canning was cugaged Upting the cable m the barber. | From noon until 1:30 e. M. eflorts were made te communicate, and from this time tll 9:08 P, M. operations obstructed electrical working.) TENTH DAY. Avarsr 19, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 12:03 A. M. “See to adjustment. Can you receive President's mes- sage? Been here since yesterday.” Sept 12:93 a. M. “Wo can’t road.” Sent 1:42, “Currents too weak to read.’” Sent 2:12 a. M. “Very good currents, but can’t read. Send B’s.’”” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Bent 3:36 A. M. “C.C G. Faster.” [This is unewer to Newfounaland’s request to send C's for adjustment} Sent 7 A. M. “Send message fast.’” [These words came in very good tons on gaivapometer very strong } NSWFOUNDLAND TO VaLENTIA. "Sent 7:05 AM “Have you received meesage for Mclver? Send ac knowledgment.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 7:06 a. M. alg, The deflec- “No.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. Sent 7:58 A M. “D. C Melver, Liverpool—Arabia in collision with Eu y, Arabia on her way. Head ropa. Cape Race, Sa'ure ehgbiJy injored. Burops lost bowsprit, cutwater; stern Sprucg Wilremaia tm St. Johns, Newfoundiand, teu ‘ays from s'xteenth. Persie calis at St Joba’s for mails and paseepgert. No lose of life or limb. Canard. New York, August 17." VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND. Sevt §:04 A M. * Cunard Allright. Go on.”’ NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENELA. Sent 10:25 A. M. “ Weehington City. To Her Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britsin:-—The President cordially reciprocates the congratulations of Her Majesty the Queen, 09 the success of this great interaational enterpriae, accomplished “by the acieace, skill and tabie energy of the twocoontries. It ig a triamph more glorious because far more useful to maakiad, than ever ‘war won by couqueror on the fleid of battie. May the Atlantic Te under the blessings of beaven, prove to bes bone of perpetual peace and friendsmp between the kindred nations, and an instrament design 4 by Divine Providence to aiftuse religion, civilization, liberty and Jaw shrougbout the world. Ia this view will fot ai! the gatiovs of Coristendom spontaneously unite im the decinration that it shail be forever neutral, aod hat its communications ebail be held sacred ia passing to the place of their destination, even in the midat ot “JAMES BUCHANAN.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 1040 4. M “Presidente all right.” SPWFOUSDLAND TO VALENTIA Sort 11:20 A. M. “ Your current vc bh stronger, but camnot read your sig M Recewed. Send a few words,”’ PM * Your curreote very weak. Repeat.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 2:01 P. M flow vow—can you read NEWYOUNDLAND 10 VALRNTIA. Sent 2:23 Pe “Understacd, Bester than mence by attack and Ob geivauometer, Bi fent228 * M “To Wowehouse, Please send large cirouler galvano. meter.”’ VALENTLA TO SEWPOUNDLAND. x“ Sent 3.19 P.M. “Can you take for Piel ?”” [At eight P. M., Valentin bac Gelened message to Mr. Field. Currenta were strong, but very irreguiar, and only the inet five words were rendavic. Thu waa the Wekkage Commencing “ IKreciore bave jont met’) NRWPOCHDLAND 10 VALROTLA. Gent 348P M “Btrepgib of Your current coustantly varies, Send Field's P Repeat ali from bepuning ‘trum Sent 8:56 P.M 4! oe ene coven aot more than « doren words at a fro tenet nee Repeat ail of inst message be- Bent ¢: ong 1 read. deabes,”” Bent 10:19 P. M. werd er eye “After ‘can you.’ ” VALENTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Bent 10:30 P. M. “ How now?” Bent 16:34 P.M. madi) Seut 10:87 P.M. “Yee, Repent Field's menage.” Seat 1198 Ps Me ord ‘thes? » Sent 11:46 P.M. “Understand after * met?,”” {The last ten messages refer to the following message to Mr. Fiod, which, ‘aithough commenced at 3:55 P.M. om the 19h, Was nol Mnished unui 1:45 A. M. of the 20th} ELEVENTH DAY. Avausr 20, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 12:11 A. M. “Now from ‘ Valentia’ to ‘tariff.’ ” Sent lA M. “1, Ead, Understand.” VALENTLA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 1:45 A. M. “0. W. Field, Newfoundiand,,August 17,3 P. M.-—The directors bave just met. They heartily congratulate you om success, Agamemnon anchored at Vaientia at 6 A. M. on Toureday, August 5, Wo are just on the point of chartering a ship to lay shor» end. No time will be lors in senoing them out. All your let- tere bave been ported to New York. Please wie to UST 16, 1859. me fully bout tariff and other working arrangem uts,’? RWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 2:24 A. M. “0. W. Field understand, ©, W. Ficld, Nowfoundland, Avgust 17,3P, M. The directors have just met. The; heartily congratulate you on success. Agamemnon an. shared i" Valentia at a Moa Toureday, August 5. fe are on the chartering @ abip hore eud, No will oe lost in seoding them ox All your letters @ been posted to New York. Please write to me fuly about tariff and otner working ar- rapgemenia "" {This message was repeated from Newfoundland to Va- lentia, to show that it was understood. } VALNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, ‘Sent 2:35 A. M. “Can we send faster?” MEWYOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 2:43 A M payor bave two messages since morning. Can I sond one! VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 8:20 A. M. “Send faster.”’ DLAND TO VALENTIA. Seot 3:14 A. M. [The two inst onaee yexuibtn ene in point of 0 Inst mee exbibit a discrepancy time as kept at the two stations | VALENILA 10 NEWPOUNDLAND, Sent 3:38 AM “Splendid on Thomeon’s galvanometer and print on Morse key. How ao your’ NRWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 3:44 A. M. “We work with Moree key and detector, Will you take message?” Sent4A M. “We can’t unless on Company's eervice.”” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 4:45 A. M “New York, Avgust 18. Directors of Atantic Company, Lovcop:—The Directors of ¥ VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, ‘ork, New- founaisnd apd Joadon Telegraph y desire to ex. press to the Directore of the Atiantic Com pa- Dy their joy and gratitude for facilities ana pri ‘on coming into closer union and fellowship with them acd our fellow men throughout the world May the success which has crowed our labors secure to the ne. tiong of the earth a perpetual bond of pe, ani good President.’ fetlowahip. “PEER COUPE ‘ad YALRNTIA TO NRWFOUNDLAND, Sent 6:10 A. M “Directors all right.? NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, «New Yorks 18t3, Directors Atlantis ‘Te Com| “New York, 16th. tore 0 Telegraph Compa- ny, London:—Nisgara arrived today. All well, Full reports by wail, I drew on you from St, Johns at three days sight £750 sterling to pay laborers on Niegara. Great rejoicing all over country. -uecessful laying cable. Please request Admiralty to it the low York, Gorgon, red Daymen, accompany Niagara. GC. W. Fi VALBNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 8:25 A. bi. nS yeas acknowledgment of message Field to Direo- re, i a TO VALENTIA, Sent 8:31 A. M. «To Whitehouse —Pleage send cut a large circular galva- nometer and another relay or two as soon as possible.” Sent 9:03 A.M. “if you bave anything, go on,’” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 9:25 A. M. “Bartholomew to De Sauty.—Whitebouse in London. ‘Your message about galvacometer gone there.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 9:31AM. «© De Sauty understand, Go on with the message.” VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 9:36 AM. ‘Cleared out.’” Draven nesdieos diary bad in it the following words: — First rate signals from Valeotia thia morning” This was the first time the cleared out signal was given by both stations at game time. All communications had been accurately got off to their destinations from both sides of the Atiantic.} Sent 10:20 A. M. [The clerks devoted a considerable length of time to practising. The Newfoundland clerk was speaking of in- struments in use there. About twenty words were passed Over during this time.) VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 10:45 A. M. [Practising. Replying to Newfoundland clerk: ioformed him we read on fhomson’s laed gaivanometer, and re- quested bim to try and send faster. NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA, Sent 11:10 A. M. [Practising) at bighor Newfoundland reports Su- quite well, and Bull's Arm ata- rintendent and henceforth called “Cyrus ” About twenty 10 NEWFOURDLAND, ‘words were sent altogether } val Sent 11:80 A. M. “ ww to De Sauty—Wait half hour—ropairs, (eek coh anetee water being repaired.) ° (This was repeated four times. The tho fact thal they were repairing key at Nowioundisas, were al wc a Thealphabet wae atterwares sent ye N° Z NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 4:25 P.M. “Will you take meesage for Saward?”’ VALEWTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, 10 VALENTIA, Sent 4:31. M. “Yes, yes.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 4:40 P. M. “Seward. Two cable splicers and gutta jointer here waiting to make @ splice im shore een ul well. E se DE SAUTY.” ALENTLA JUNDLAND, Sent 4:56 P. M. me We will send coil currents. Say if you will receive.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. a fence 5:20 P. ae ‘wl ignals very good. ‘ill you receive from Mayor Hali- fax to Lord Mayor of London?” "i Sent 6.52 P. M. “ Have you received my last servics message?” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 6:15, “* Wo can’t take message.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 6:88 P. M. ‘ The two messages are from Mayors Halifax and Toronto.”’ VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 6:52 P_ M. “We have aeked London. Wait.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 7:50 P. M. “Well, have you asked those messages of ‘De Ssuty?”” VALRNTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 9:03 P. M. “Barthomew to De Sauty—Whitehoute away. Directors Order no messege but government and companies’ to besent yet. Hope. You men.” [The words in italics ‘Were not received jn Newfound)ana } NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Beat 9:19 P. M. “ Have you message?” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 9:21, “No.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent #:31. ‘Was message about Europa made uae of?’ VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 948 P.M. “Yes; it was gent for publication.’? NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 9:6 P. M. “What weather have you?” VALRNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 10:18 P. M. “Very flae. Yours?” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Pee etary bi ‘“Moaquitore keep biting. This is a fi lace to lit in—fearfuily swampy’? ater ie (AU messages cleared out again from both stations.) TWELFTA DAY. Avavsr 21, 1858, TALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 12:32 A. M. “(We wish youto send coil currents, Are you ready?” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA. Sent 1240 A M. “Ready,” VALHNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 12:45 A M. We send V.'s.”” (Good dots ard were received at Newfoundiand.] RWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 5:46 4. b. ‘Yea, we read well.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 5.56 A. M “Can you read? Send fast.’’ gest 606A M “Twill send V.'s by coil currents, Say if you get them, Are you ready””’ ae NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA. Sent 6:12 A. M. “ Yea, quite ready.” Sent 11 4, M. aitiecte be glad wo bear from you,’? "Your signals not readable.’ 12.20 P. —" TO NEWFOUNDLAND. we “How now?” ‘TO VALENTIA, Bent —. “Better?” Sent 1107. @ “(glue percha tbe and Two guus porchaaypoons two gut (oper ana Aiton pone gutta porcha, % abet’? Sent 129 P.M. mbiNbesia “Bartholomew to De Sauty:—Understand. How signals Sen iae e.g 7 Yam ‘Not very good; repeat my nat.” y, TO NEWFOUNDLAND. NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Sent 1:60P M “ Yeo, but repeat figures of my last.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Set 1:51PM & Thirty five, three eight, two fivteen, three @ ght.” EWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA, Bent 2:02 P. “Understand. Send metsage.’” VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 4:44 P. M Thomson to De Sauty:—Order Macfarlane to arrange a mirror gaivacometer for rooviving. Use the innermoxt coil and power steel magnetic adjustment, Say when will be ready.” ‘NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Sent 5:55 P. M. “Now ready. Go on.” Sent 6:10 P. M. 3 “ Land galvanometer spd circurt. Signals boautiful.”* VALENAIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, ‘Sent 6:23 P.M. “Ja this first time it is in oircuit 2” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. Sent 6:27 P. M. “No, Send thirty. five words as fast as you cam.’? v. TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 7:08 P. M. ‘ “Use hundred Daniel’s, with reversing key in your next: ‘we are going to test the cable, and only wait for a spe- ctmen of your batt signals, receiving which ‘Wo ebail explain what we want.’” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 7:36 P, M. “Understand. What reversing key do you mean? We fre getting ready Daniel’s. If you send again send "t read.” Sent 9:12 P. M. “Shall we send battery currents since everything ready?”” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 11:29 P. at. “De Seuty to Sawart:—two miles ehore and amplo Hare cable; oleniy, Wt 18 stowed O@ beaca 4 jolwter bere, Six gallows navine re 08 Bead authority to draw on rookie 100 required immediately for Ixhorers’ bouse in wilderness. Roade to make aod woos to cub dowa and clear. Ought have come more rasye. Have only one grea) vifficulty in sevding lovers fram ture. Have written fully VALBNILA TO NEWFOUNDLAND Sent 11:30 P.M “Underrtand. Give news of Pernta. Also public nowe for morning papers. Send much fuslor.’” SINTEENTH DAY. Avausr 26, 1668 NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNIa Sent 12:16 A. m “Portia takes Enropa’s paseongors and mati Groat re Joicing ever) where at success a: cxbia, Boatires, fre: ‘works, feuds joes, xperobes, ails, eto, ote. Mr Kitty, firas and best woiegrapher 1m tay Siaies, diod to day Pray give some news tor New York, vhoy wre mad (or news.”” VALRNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 1:69 A. Mm. “Understand. Sent te London for nows. Moantime take ‘Thomeon’s curreuts Say when ready.) NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALBNTIA. Sent 1:31 a. M. “Splendid s.pdapg. We are quite ready. Understand ”’ f it 2:24 A Murray to Toomson:—Signals very woak. Sond strouger Bent 6:50 A M. “Can you recelve?” VALENTIA TO NEWFUUNDLAND. Sent 8:23 M “Thomeon to Macfarlane:—Where are keys of the game cases and drawers in the apparatus (room)?!” NEWYOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Sent 8:40 A. M. “*Macfariane to Thomson :—0a't recoliegt.”” VALKNTIA TO NBWHOUNDLAND. Sent 8:55 A. M. “Beward to De Sauty:—Are americaa wires broken or Bent 10:19 P. M. “Please send something.’” THIRTEENTH DAY. Avaust 22, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Bent 2:05 A, M. “Can you receive message?” Sent 3:04 A. M. “How do you receive?’ ‘Sent 10:36 A. M. “Do you receive this?” VALRNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 10:50 A. M. “Can you read this?” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTLA. OF caer dnce (agai we omceey un 5 Sent 10:56 A. M. “Can you take message now?” VALENTIA TO NBWFOUNDLAND, Bent 10:57 A. M. “Yes.” LAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 2:15 P. M. “Augvet 2st, New York. Right Honorable Sir Walter Carden, Lord Mayor oft London.—I Cos ake rt your lordehip upon the successful laying the Atlantic uniting continents Europe and America, cities London and New York, Great Britain and the Untied States. It is w triumph of science and energy over time ‘and apace, uniting more clowely the bonds of peace and SS. prosperit means eee the specie 8 ant with results conception o| a Salve wind. « DANIEL FoUeMaNN, Mayor.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. van enion ora of Mayor’s message recelved.] it 2:47 P. “Jnsulate for two hours and eay when you commence, Repeat this.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Bent 2:56 P. M. “Underatand. Cable insulated.” Bent 6:43 re tnishea! eg "Have you testing? Bent 7 P. M. Ci Send much slower.’” Sent 7:65 P. M. “Signals a aaa but your sending comes very bad. Sent §:61 P. M. “Please repeat service.” Sent 9:30 P. x. ml 3 Sent 10 P.M. meee “Repent service now.”” VALENTIA 10 NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 10:19 P. M. “Thomson De Sauty:—Put delicate detector in ciroult apd vote week currents from us, thirty minutes each way. Say if ready.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 11:02 P. M. “ Repeat word after ‘us.’ VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 11:08 P. M. « Thirty.”? NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA. Sent 11:12 P. M. “Understand, Ready now.’” FOURTEENTH DAY. I ane ee RE oy * sldoight als a rated Sent 8:09 A : Your currents very irregular, Repeat.” VAUBNTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 10:62 A. M. : weak, Will you take mosssge from Lord NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 10:57 A. M. You, send little faster and better.”” VALKNTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 11:18 A. M, “Give ‘understand’ every twenty words.” SRWPOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. usWaociiAnD 10 VALENTIA. Bent 11:18 A.M. “Allright. Send much faster.”’ Sent 11:52A M. “Understand faster.’ [Testing nearly the whole of the Gay at Valentis.} FOURTEENTH DAY. Avavsr 24, 1858, VALENTIA TO NEWYOUNDLAND. Sent 187 AM. “The Lord Mayor of Lovdon to the Hon Daniel F. Tiemann, Mayor of New York:—The Lord Mayor of London most cordially reciprocates congratulations of Mayor New York upon the success of 0 important an undertaking as the completion of the Atiantic Telegraph cable. It is indeed one of the most glorious triumphs of the age, ans a reflects the highest credit upon the energy, ekill and Perreverance of all parties entrusted with so dim cult @ duty; and tbe Lord Mayor ; sincereiy trusts that, by the bleesing of Almighty God, it may be the means of reuniting those kind feelings that now exist between the two countrios. ‘ “R, W. CARDEN, Lord Mayor.’” SRWFOUNDLAND TO VALENCIA, Bent 1:04 A. uM. : ‘ “Repeat between duty and sincerely.’ Sent 1:40A M. u wf ‘Rapeey between ‘duty’ and ‘sincerely,’ then after ‘feei- DRE. Seat 1:69 A. M. ‘Meaeage all right—understood.’” YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Bent 2:46 A. M “Thomson to De Sauty;—On what instrument do you re- ceive? How many divisions deflection do you get? ‘What battery? How many celle? What key? Directors desire you send news pubiic interest, but none commer- cal. we you any now?” Sent 3:20 A. M. “What you want?"’ {In an explanatory note it is said that this is “evidently only ® part of a message.” NEWFOUNDLAND 70 VALENTIA. Sent4 A.M. “Repeat after ‘news’ in last sorvice.’’ Sent 4:32.4, M. “Repeat after ‘none,’ ”” YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 7:22 A. M. “We have long service to send.”” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 7:30 A. M. “Signals better. Repeat after ‘we have long.’ ’” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 7:42 A. M. “Service to wend.’” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 7:45 A. M. “Acknowledge Thomson to De Sauty."? VALANTLA TO NEWFOCNDLAND, Sent $:08 A. M. “Can you take a long message?” NEWFOUNDLAND 70 VALRNTLA, Sent 8:06 A.M. « Go on.” VALENTLA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, w uty :— Answer by tel in what shore end you require, and if any cable Prynd serve. How much surplus had Niagara, and where is it? Have you spiicers and jointers ib? We have chartered the Bilboa to lay the end. full Partioviars, and if you uire anything beside gutte Percha articles I will send thom bythe Bilbou® NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTLA, Sent 8:55 ay ab ef from ‘shore end’ to ‘small.’ ” Sent 1P, ue ‘* Acknowledged Saward to De Sauty.”” VALENTIA 10 NRWFOUNDLAND, Sent 2P. M. “ ©, W. Field;—We desire you to place in America about tharos, auberize Fobr ary hep ‘by tleeraph, rem, aut ebruary inst. ly_by toleg! Boones. “GM. SAMPSON,” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALRNTIA, Bent 2:05 P. M, “acknowledged message.’’—Sampson to Field. VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 2:50 P. M. “Apawer each question about instruments.” [Refers to Thomson’s message 2:44 A. M.] «Four currents Ve ‘our vary much, Very weak today, How ours to-day?” [Chis is in answer to Newfoundland’ sctonieiy 0 . ae 1:21 P.M. pee ‘Thomson :—Reoeiving on your galvanometer ivistons, Galvanoweter sevon degrose. Print ioc cireutt band. The large Smee’s—Whitehouse’s Panty | Lag” News Porsia, DE Savry.’ Ne you received m it? ‘Wil or unenTe ewsage right? Service for Saward, VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. event ted Po 8, AD brepare aftor to recelye Thomeon’s sompon- thirty working?’ Sent —, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, “Working.” VALENTIA 10 NBWYOUNDLAND Sent 11:16 a. M. “Fieid:—I send my warmest congratulations on the suc- Ceas Of the Atigntic telegraph. God be praised. “GURNEY.” {This was acknowledged by Newfoundland. | Bemt 11:62 A. at “North American, with Canadian, and the Asta, with di- Tect Boston mails, leave Liver.ol, and Falton South. ampton Seturday next. foday’s morning papwe have long iuterestiog reports by Bright, Intam news, Virago arrived a: Liverpovl today, Bombay dates 19th July. Mutiny being rapidly quoied.”” NEWFOUNDLAND 30 VALENTIA Sent 11:30 A. “ Sampeon, London:—I witl attend to your request. Have Bo doubt I cam do what you require © GYROS W. FIELD’? [this was acknowledged by Valeut.a. j Sent 7:40 P mM “Sigpuls very weak. Repeat after ‘ north,’ ? Sent 8:16 P. M. “* Repeat after ‘the porth.’’” Sent 9:38 P, M. “ Mails undergiand.”” Sent 1038 PM ah ** Repeat from amptom’ to ‘papers.’ ”? Sent 10:7 P.M. bi “ ‘Bright,’ Go on.’” Sent 11:05 P.M “Repeat trom ‘arrived’ to ‘mutiny’—ihen after ‘quelied.’ Sent 12:34 P. M. “Repeat (rom ‘Bright,’ then a‘tor ‘quelled, ”” Sent 11:67 P. a. “Bignals weak. Repeat one word after ‘Bright? » SEVENTEENTH DAY. Avaust 26, 1868, NEWYOUNDLAND TO VALMNTIA. Sent 12:57 A. Mt ' “Why don"t you give “Suis? (signal) when you have lone.” VALENTIA TO NEWVOUNDLAND. Sent 21:15 4 M “Received nothing from you since one.” NEWFOUNDLAND 10’ VALENTIA, Sent 11:39 A. “We have bad heavy storm, with thunder, Cable put te earth one bour twenty ive minutes ”” [Professor Thomson testing irom 9 A. M. till 11:30 A.M. On the morning of Toursday, August 26, there was @ storm oi heavy rain, accom; pirg, in Newfoundland and at 3:06 A. M. the lightoing was 60 strove toat epd of the cable was put vo earth for protection. 430 A the siorm cessed, and at 7:15 4 ‘Weather ‘s noted as having been since very flac | (San 13t P.M peta? nia “Can't read your slower, and repeat all. Sent 2:00 P.M. eine i our 0 weak to rend’? agen wird P.M ite your very wi ve twenty monsages you. Will you take them?’ if Bent 8:68 P. Mt. “Your sigpals better, Repeat.” VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND. Sent 6P. M. “Try only one galvanometer in circuit We must un sland sioppage Of Mouday nignt and learn now to 7°. age.” NRWFOUNDLAND 70 VALENTIA. Sent 6:16 P. M? “What do 73 mean by stoppage of Monday night?’ Bent 7:86 P. “Understand. Go on”? YALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 8:23 P. M. ge! to De Sauty:—T. B. rae ing & Co. authorize vance on your order by barn to exteat \ hundred pounds.” ‘2 a NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sent 7:58 P. M. “aftor “De Senty.??? Sent 8:98 P. M. “Understand.” Sent 8:41 P, M. bide scien (10 Sent 8:51 P. M 5s “Understand ‘Saward.’’? YVALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLASD, Sent 11:11 P. M. fis “Thomson to De Sauty weak Mond Proved jaier. A‘ 8 good. We seat one m times from 2:46 til! 6:12. Aad no reply. opps again from 2 to 6 in the afernoen, why? Yeil us each ume,” ty cee NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA. Sent 11:13 P.M. “Understand. New York, 26th Acgowt. Samuel Gurney, Eeq., London, Many tharke for message received. Americans wild with joy. Great celevration throughout the iand. September 1 and 2 “OC. W. Flgly.” EIGHTEEN TH DAY. Avausr 27, 1858, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, Sept 1247 A mM. “Have you received message to Gurney?” Sent 1:27 A. ba. a “Please take meeauge Thomson,”? VALENTIA TO NEWFOUNDLAND, Sent 3:37 A. M ier ar “No; must send long press messages. Are you ready?” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTIA, > Sent 1:43 A. M. “Understand Signals weak, Sevd ten words at a time.’* VALENTIA TO NWFOUSDL. Sept 9:10 4. M. Ve “ George Saward, Secretory Atlantic Telegraph Company, to Arsociated Society Press, 50 Beaver sirect, New York. News (or America by the Atlantic Uable. Emperor of Frapec retarned to Parie Saturany, Kiug of Pruasia toe iil to viit Queen Victoria, Her Majesty revurox wo Eogiand Bist August. Petersburg, 21st August. Settiement of Chinese question. Chinese empire opon to trace; Christian religion allowed ; forciga dipomstic fee Pere 4 Mxarihts ? to Kogland and France. ‘xavdria, August 9 —Loo Madras arrived at Suez 7th inet. Dates Bombay 19th, Aden Bist. Gwalior insur- gent army broken up. Aji Toda ecoming tranquil.” NEWFOUNDLAND TO VaLKNTIA, = 2:00 4. M ‘Your signals give scarcely two di » Repeat.’ Sent 2:34 A M £ " mone “ Obapging rapidly (gatvanometer). Pi ” Sent 280 4m it i oo «“aesociated.’ Uuder dl’? Sent 8:16 A. M. — “ Understand.” Sent 3:37 A. M. « ” Rent 8:60 A.W. ree “Understand ‘August.’ ” Sent 4:25 A. M. hens 600 4. « Question’ faster.”” ” “Repeat after ‘allowed.’ Work slowly.”” Bent 6:41 A. M. sent Tot aw FraNe® waerntand.” sw “Understand.” Beit 7:35 A bio from ‘Bombay to ‘< » Sent 6:36.4°a. pe ease as feos 11494. er ‘Bombay.’ (Tbeee monmage wer wat at tb ado every to wari Were sent at id of the mesmage Valentis } ins aa VALENTIA TO NEWFOUN! 5 Beat 6:20 P, M. eo “Onn I cond?” i" Sent 9:50 PM Santy'—Tiil not troubied by toppags, every « shall send, and you recerva, from 12 w 1 frou 2 wa from 4 to 6, &c. “You send from 1 to 2, from 3 wo 4, Never stop during speaking.” NEWFOUNDLAND VALENTIA. Sent-10:¢2 P. M. ws “Ts this Greenwich time? If #9, give us ono o'clock.” VALRBSTIA }WROUNDLAND, Sent 10:20 P, M. nig “Yes; we begin now and to 11, if you understand.” NEWFOUNDLAND Me Bont 10:04 PM. Meat “Understand.”” NINETEENTH DAY. Avavsr 28, 1868. NEWFOUNDLAND TO VALENTA. Bent 1:06 A.M. oe —Tako vows first Seward. Sir a tonne Te Bothusiag-, hour, Give reversals wnon “To the Directors: Williams; of Kars, arrived Halifax Tuseday. meu leven: aumbers pre- reply. Hela t large Eon "nore } lost el eter in Now aay: dgclared