The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-02
VIZ uI EEN'S Mt.SsAnE.

Her Majesty desires W '""El ''"''"
the President upon the successful com
plction OF the great international WORK
IN which the Queen has taken the deep
est interest.
The Queen is convinced that the Pres
dent will ION with her III icrvcnly
hop,no that the electrical cable, which
NOW connects Great Britain with the
United states, will prove an additional
link between the nations whose friend
ship is founded upon their common m
,crcsta and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure N thus
communicating with the President, and
thus renewing to him her wishes for the
of the United States.
rus PRESIDENTS REPLY.
l~o,f oynR INK ATLANTIC cAsig YESTERDAY.
\versr IL
IL the t.li,es NJ Esriand.
The President cordially rcciprocatcs
the congratulations Of Her Majesty the
Queen OF England. ~ the success Of lhc
great international enterprise accom-
plishcd by the science, skill aud indomi-
table energy u' the two countries It
- triumph more glorious because
fnorc useful than was ever won hv the
conpueror on the field IT battle May
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. under the
hlcssing of Heaven, prove tu hp bond
Of perpetual peace aud friendship be-
tween the kindred nations, and m iu-
strumcnt designed 10y Divine Providence
to dliluse religion, civilization. liberty
aud law throughout the world In this
view. will not all the nations of Christ
endom Spontaneously unite IN the dee
laraticn that It shall hc forever neutral,
and that its communications shall he
held sacred IN the places ot their dcsti-
nation etcn IN the midst oi hos,Ililics
Dated at Washington August II. 1888
LoNpIN, August Is lslS
" II he D'cr3rs n me lW4aiic Tafgydpt
Company IN imefic7
Europe and America are united hv
telegraph
Glory bee to God in the highest pn
earth peace and good viii toward, men.
Signed, Directors Atlantic Telegraph
Company Of Great Britain
LorH,nLr, August u There Is
grand general Illumination tonight
throughout the eastern and Western
states
Most Of tho larger towns and cities
arr ia pcrIrct blaze If light. acrempa.
med ly the ringing Of bells, firing or
cannon h,uirrs. hrcworfs. urch iisbt
professions, and every variety II , m.
nnstraiion in honor "f the ercltcycm of
the age the completion at the Trans.
Atlantic Telegraph
The rejoicing j. universal ~hh Spou
Iancous here Half the population are
IN the streets.
NV loRR, Aug Is The I = steam.
gate Niagara was rctoivul bv Il salute
If uuc hundred gums Crowds of people
gathered on the wharycs anu piers T.,
see and congratulate Mr. Field wa h.-
,rriyal
Mr.. Field has written Ia the Directors
# the atlantic cable in England. hN the
Persia. which sailed to-day, To- immc.
iatoly prepare another cable.
Mr.. Field says it is evident that this
sable will bc able to transmit dispatches
As rapidly as any air line. but cvcn then
il viii not Sc capable VI transmitting all
the business which will Ice offered. if
KEPT at work night ana d'N' without
cessation
Until the first of september, the cable
Will hc closed Ia all business except N"-
tween the two Governments uf the
| ntod states and England.
TmNuY BAY Aug Is Congratulatory
messages from the Mayor OF New York
to the Lord May"' 81 London, aud from
the Governor 'ieneral 81 tanada to the
Colonial Secretary Of Great Britain
were received here Tor transmission
the cable yesterday.
The movement Is ou loot IN London
Tor an International aud general cole
hratIoh OF the successful completion OF
the great international telegraph line
~ Louis August Is-Advices from
LeaVeh"pfth' giving the "lhclai rrtofrs
OF '''' N"'o on 'lc English ordinance ~
seventeen counties, report 10, 1875 against
and 1869 IN favor of the ordinance
sunc ivy ~ '''''' wv '''''''''''''' mus ''''
.. II JOHN : y r." August 10 he
Europa came IA collision with the Ara
oa' On saturday, the I'm INST. The
ARABIA nlstnok the Europas lights for
,ri. ra ' .;, ,-....,
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HNih' ''h'i hhtfas's HH' WIN " IT,