The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-23 00:00:00

TO TKO 111DITO1 OP TIP DAILY PIM.

Sts,—The directors hang received the gracious
permission of the Queen to pubP4ll her Majesty's
telegraphic despatch as transmitted through the
conductor of the Atlantic Cable to his Excellency
the President of the Upitcd States, sad the reply of
his Excellency thereto, al els, received through the
cable, I beg to annex office copies thereof. The
President's message, with cede-erles, numbered 143
words al transmitted, and occupied two hours in its
presage through the cable, including severe
" repeats" and corrections. I also attach a copy of
a compliments.", message from the directors of the
New York, Newforndland, and London Telegraph
Company, in reply to the inaugurating message
transmitted to them from the directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company.—l am, &c.,
(Signrd) GEO. SAWARG, Secretary.
Chief Office, 22, Old Broad-sheet,
London, Anguit 22.

Prow Peter Cooper, President of the New York,
Newforncflond, and London Telegraph Company,
to the Dircctero of the Atlantic Telegraph Cow-
pony, London.

New York, Augrq 18.
The directors of the New York, Newfoundland,
and London Telegraph Companyslesire to express to
the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
their joy and gratitude for the facilities and privileges
of coming into closer union and fellowship with
them and their fellow-men throughout the world.
May the success that has crowned oar labours secure
to the nations of the earth a perpetual bond of peace
and friendship.

THE NEW LINE OF ATLANTIC STEAIIER&

GALWAY, SATITNIUT EV7lrt:f O.

The screw steamer Propeller, 1,000 tons be-then,
200 !waterpower, Mr. T. W. Thatcher, ootemsader, receirsd
her mils at Ida o'clock this evening, sad at once ss'l•4 for
St. John's, Newfoundland, sad Boston, A.B. Thls le the
third selling of the Galway fleet, and she had a fel comp's*
meat of paassagere sad ergo.

The Pactilo, Captain Thompson, 3,000 teas, 1,000 bans-
power, will leave on Tuesday, the 21th instent, for Hallfrt
mad New Yea.

AMERICA.

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LIVERPOOL, llartiennr.
The Cunard screw steamship bum, which sailed
from New York ea the morning of the 10th inst.,
arrived here this evening. She brought 17 paean.
gets and 161,106 dole, in specie.
The Jars grounded as she was entering the river,
but was soon got off without damage.
The steamship Arago, from Southampton, passed
Cape Race on the 6th tact., and her advice, were
telegraphed thence to New York.
Not berg a regular mail steamer we have but a
very limited suppiy of papers by the Jura, and timy
contain little elm than telegrams and editorial. in
regard to the Atlantic cable. The enthusiaim of the
people throughout America apparently knew no
bounds, and it found vent in all warts of rejoining..
The steam-ship Prince Albert, from Galway,
necked New York on the 9th inst.
A Washington deepatch to the New York Erpreas
says :—" Some months ago, when the Presidents
of Nicaragua and Costa Rica met, and amicably
arranged the question of beandary between the two
constries ; they also prepared an address or appeal
in the names of their respective governments, and
despatched to those of France and Great Britain,
inviting their protection and assistance against the
United States. Our government has, inconsequence,
to act in soak a manger as will plainly
Leatc;retc; indicate to all foreign powers that the
United States will not consent to their interference
in Central American affairs, nor to any measures
which may hare the effect of injuring ore interests
in that quarter, and obstructing the transit routes to
and from the Pacific. The government will act in
&madame with the Monroe doctrine."

The Coform °watt., says :—" Daring the late
I military alum:mei at the camp of Nenskirehem,
meet Vienna, an incident took place, the motives of
which have notyet been cleared up. The Hangarip
regiment Don Miguel trod ball-cartridge on a Ger-
nian regiment drawn up in front of it, killing three
men and seriously wounding eight others. Accord-
ing to another amount, the regiment, which was
composed partly of Hungarians and partly of
Italians, was incensed at General Degenfeld, bemuse
he had prang a Bohemian regiment at their ex-
pense, and they timid upon thief Ayala, not with
balls, for they bad nom, but with Won.'

A letter hum Berth), le the Oautts d'Elberfield,
testes that the Peepsror ♦lsaaodrh Ise addressed a letter to
the Pekoe otPreseia, M,ltfaS k be the most sAtotterate
*Mr to the le*d teettrettetel which commence. nese
Weems as tbe Nth at next meat, and which are to be
continued foe 10 days. It Is added that At stele asks snow,
the Prises vOl seep. the Initials& Should he be pry i
waled. Pelee Abut et Numb Ida
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