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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-05

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

THE CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK.
rUsfhER kRRANGzssNrs FoR Tax GsxAr ocCk.
sIor-BRrosDrER GENERAL YATES ACCEPTS TIN
oFprcx ov GRAND Observation-Disclosures Dvs.
PATCHES IRON BISHOP MULOCK, or ST. johns,
Ann THE BrsHcr or NEwF0USDLAFD-Tus PRBsI-
pKEr, CABINET oFFicBRs, Ste, TO BIZ WAITED on
AND nvTTBD-wHo rs TO Bs AT rHB DIsSKR, ETC.
The Joint Committee the celebration Of The
fs laying Of tho Atlantic cable met yesterday al tho
usual hour and dposed Of cossderabn important busI.
pcss--Aidormsn acspedOn occupying he chair.
me srrs Communication read wss FROM Mesrs
Manic Co., proposing 70 furnish $500 portrait Of Cyrus
w. 1eld szs. proposed that shs pcrtrss might
be placed among those Of other remarkable in he
Governors Room. The ertre subject, however
ferrec 70 Sub committee for consideration:
Rrgsder General Yates present. aud, being intro
duceo announ I'D that his intention 10 accept the po
snion Of Grand srshs The Grand Marshal % 70 give
form, the hcrr ct which VIII move, and The route
through which win psr the programme, which Il 70
Tue Tonashorcmsns Society offered turn out IN the
rrcoesscn. They were rcisrred 70 the Grand Msthal
dcspaich received from Behop Nuock, OF 81
Johnf IN reply 10 an invitation 70 he prevent al tho
coming celebration, and expressing his regret ba he will
bs unable 70 come 20 Now York IN tine 70 participate In
shcr OF Newfoundland who had also been invited TO be
pfeoont NJ the celebration.
A sewing mschne firm offered 70 have some OF
theb rschtres IN tho procession vhsh would be kept
working during the march The matter was referred %
letter vss read from Rev pr osnby Of Trinity
church, stating shss The church will he for divine
service on TIE lat Of September aad desiring The Joint
Conme 70 meet aud aid "a arranging tho order u ths
orvcs for thst day, ard inviting the Mayor and Common
Council 70 be present ani join IN the ceremonies The
nf toe Programme.
the serrctary directed 70 despatch special mes
sanger TO washington ~ tho Prer'dert and Cabinet, vtb
full nssructcns Regarding ths invitation extended
them, &c.
fhe sub oonnnee On Testimonials reported 10 amend
fbe original psn and make god rox for eaca OF the
following gentlemen Cyrus W Field Mr. Fverett CAP
IAN Hudson and CAPTAIN Freely; ana goa medals Tor
n N2'san Dnyman captain Aldhsm aud No, woodhouse.
mo sub committees on getting MP the porraN and on
ho oecorsnore o. we Crysss Palace report cd progress.
II was ordered that Me secretary advertise Inviting
M tn de sssocstcns Throughout the oIy 70 on In ths
rrose-s on Everything regarding embles All prop,si
ions un, ecdod was directed 70 be submitted By Monday
next
zee on Decor, 'tcus 10 The Crystal Palace.
wa cyde, ej thas entrance 10 Crystal psI,ra he
obtained ~ tsA 81 only, and further orfsred that
b o exas 1vt6,Ns be Slowed 10 sny m moor Of the
ssCrtee soy cher rer Ser Of tas Conmou Couno
end ihn. ire irvtsd g.ess sicG,d IN every nsnnse be
aaoss o. tte ely the Safe, zoe governments, ADD ruoh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

sIArE s,nRl1S State Coa venso,s are Just
nov In season, and all OF views ahsurSxSsx
must Of have their representatives convened In de-
lucrative bodies under the and style az Sat, c,r
veo,cns Below will be- found The call for stAis Sab
bath Convention The cbec, Of The do, xnoss seems 1, be
devise means 10 prcuoie tie hstcr observance Of tho
CbrFian sabbath BY closing tho public biga~ays, lhc
canals, the railroads, The telegraph lnes-ia c every
except The rOads TO churches and s.cpnr every
hing exceps the wheels Of time
there VII bes Slate Conversion Of the rr,ssds Of .bs
saopsin hed Va Syracuse tuesday september H. At
zen ocleck A. ~ FOR me purpose Of devsne and Con-
Moerns means 20 promote the better Observance Of
d-especiay in securing the CLOSING OF the ocks on he
Stale canals. The Sabbath committees al ire afsrcnt
cues ana counties az we'll the churches the
sa'e are requested TO send fn repre- N thc
Cor enncn ard all Tie friends n FOOD orcer are Invited
70 attend ard lend the all OF their presence and scunss
70 an enort 10 reform the abuse Of the LAY u rect ~
oratr OK the Central New York sabbath Committee.
WIN. H. pedrrs, o. g. Bscsus
". y strictly, Ira IT, Cobb
j. b. Foote, Cyrus Priudle.
l. o. Fillmore
sHsacrsE, August 6, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN AUSTRALIA
THE PROPOSED SUBMARINE COMHUNICA
TON WITH ENGLAND.

I
fclegvaphif communication All bot tffeotcd be
tween Eev South Wales and Victoria, only feu miles Of
wire having 70 be erected oet~ees Aibary, Inc nur-
ray Goulburp. TIE line has slso been psss- b
tween Melbourne and Adelaide, the capital q south Aus
rsa but some sLsbt imperfectons IN portion q The
have csused the public opening BE- deferred
few days when communication . complete Inc sveuS n
10 be celebrated by the transmission Of compliments BE-.
tween be Governors OF the respective colonies rhe DIS
isde 10 over AGO miles.
Inc New South wales Legislature entertaining favo.
rabiy the proposition OF the English company for ihs
formation OF su,ine telegraph bet,oser 6reaf Brass
ava uc tuardltos rhs caolc intended for subssrron
between Bass raus 10 The stand Of sma
facfure IN England.
The line of telegraph between Gselosg and OAps Otwsy
has not yea been put hand, bu, vii be reaAy " "
time the cabe arrives.
Meanwhile the capital city o. vciorm hes kss besa In
fu oommupcAtlon, no. with every ons Of nor nse
ricr towns, but with several points tne froatieS.
Comnupiczton n likely 70 be effected bctveea hel-
bourne Adelaide and eydsoy before the close Of hs year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

CRsSHERsus FEosr BtrrsN.-The frost yesser.
Gay morning O. stfuctve N ths n s,bery cro,y
this vicinity Ar. srusr q DeSbAni lost opc su,s-,.S
bsTres valued A. So pr csfis Asar1ps psed ~ sln,
shows clever or o. fcU osi oi pn on an Averages =
Rgt Traveller, AHcsN 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
ENGINEER BRIGHT IN DUBLIN.

The engineer Of the AtA1bc reisgrspo Company (hr.
BrehD xrived in Dublin yessercsy rom Wax nsA,
roue 10 London There assembled ~ meet hcs ON
the platform At the Kpgsbrcge terminus. besides
marcus patty OF laoiss and geote0eD, Sir 81 yard Nc
Doppei, Chairman OF tho GIea. Southern and Western
hallway Company, snd the oiloxMg directors: Lord
ConcuEIy, Aess.l. haughsoo, Bull, Mufsnd, and " Or.
OSpnnor Nj g. HiLer. the engineer Of tho company
~~ also present Mr. Bright having received ths .
aiuaio1s a AL present ,he goroas SUCCESS
Efforts IN laying the cable, let Tor Krgstown whence h
proceeded 70 AolSnead by tho mail boat ~ half psst
seven Y. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
THE NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
ON CHANGE


Besleys IN cotton yesterday expressed regret that the
nsrs dcspa,ch which cane from Esglsnd said
ao.h ns about cos.sn Thsy sAid "Coon king who
seld hs court IN Liverpool, and that ,bey would have
been pleased TO have heard something regarding tho
sisc Of hts hsjesys neAh. Merchants In other lines OF
also regrst.cg thai the latest prices for AL
sorts az vroduce were sent. Brokers Also would
iko 70 have had quotation Tor consals ana something
abo monetary Affairs.
Ar wss, however, The news was important, and was
roi without. ila effects. n considered favorable for
oc,,on holders pescs with China would bring silver TO
Eorope indemnity money ard iupart greater activity
a. ne szpor's ~ cn goodf, both IN gland sDd IN the
Urlfd states, and Augment me consumption u raw co,yn
~ psnursciursrs. rue result vas thai s'er ths
came hand The cotton make, assumed creator nsm
sess and he sslcg embraced Ehoui 600 bales, nearly
al On The spot, al full prices.
rho hofcrs or .La, which had ruled duh for Some
fae tker Al ssacf ~ ihs revs, ant The feeling
IN tue mrrtst that " increased hoavnesE, tnougn
s,les trsnsYirtd By vach ne nfuorcs Of the
could uGsed. the stocks W nrs, hands che Az
o-spsd By strong pGTea, 10 moi hfey that hey wu
rbow OPPOSITION 70 d. mnch, ,hai hey vii yield any
concessions o, uomoat urt The fEemars can bring
oesas of The treaty Of peace with The Chinese govern
u.eut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
FIRST EBWS OVBR rHB
OCEAN CABLE
HIGH, Important from
England.
~No,>~,Noo~-o<>No~~~>o~I-
TREATY OF PEACE WITH CHINA.
---o-Io~-N>S>~~-~~~~~~>~~~~-
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
fNE SAILING OF THE STEAMERS,
10, 10, 70
TREATY OF PEACE WITH CHINA.
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.

TRINITY BAY, August rs, 1858.
The following news has just been received
from valenta and from its general interest
have forwarded it to the press fer publication.
DE SAUrY.
VALENTlA, August rs, 1858.
Later and highly important intelligence has
been received from China.
A treaty of peace has been concluded with
China, by which England and France obtain
sl their Dc mands, including the establishment
Of embassies at Pekin and Naturalization for
The expenses Of the war.
Later Indian news is To hand the dates
from Bombay being to the 10th Of July. The
accounts represent that the mutiny was being
rapidly quened-
Today's London papers have long and
interesting report by Mr.. Bright, the Atlantic
Tc,egrsph Company's Engineer.
The roysl mail steamship Asia, with the
mails for Halifax and Boston, is 10 be des
patched from Liverpool on Saturday next
The screw steamship North American, with
the Canadian mails, was to leave Liverpool to-
dsy for Quebec and Montreal; and the United
States nail steamship Fulton, for New York,
was 20 be despatched from Southampton to-day.
ITbe above despatch was received at Trinity
Bsy at about nine o'clock Wednesday night, add
would have been received here in ample season
fur publication in the morning papers had the
lines in Nova Scotia not closed at nine O'clock
We understand That after the cable is opened for
businese all the land lines viii remain open
night and day, and The speedy laying of the
cable from Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, TO
Sydney, Nova Scotia, or TO Portland, Maine,
will obviate much Of the delay and uncertainty
in traDsacting business between New York aud
Trinity Bay.--REP.]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
NAPOLEON III. ANNOUNCES THE SUCCESS
OF THE CABLE

The HERALD oi wednesday morning informed Ia read.
OF the very important and highly Interesting ac thai
Queen messenger from London announced ,hs succcss
fu laying Of the Atlantic telegraph cable 10 yIcor inst
her Majesty set down 70 dinner with the Emperor Of
France board the fsg ship Brensre, IN toe hAbor a
Cherbourg.
our lles by The ARIEL Soaarr the asws.
Tho cherbours correspondent Of the Isinagace B,,,
writing to that paper under date Of s.h August says
You aresdy that the ele:tr.c cable bsea
laid between the Old a1d New Worlds, ard tbs Eapsror
himself, Il said, announced THAI the text OF the tosr
gave Betsgne I'm hon5r Of the aos family
OF Englznd) known in New Yerk four hodTs siler Il
Was pronounced.
Another letter to the ourna states that tho
fsilors Of tho Bretagnc, who little co1voTslnt with
British monarchial FORMS oheered for TIE Emperor and
tho ELnpress Of England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
CLOSING OF STORES ON THE FIRST.
To rHH lDIrOR or THE HERALD.

have taken the opportunity, through your valuable
paper Of expressing my determination Of closing my
the first OF September that day has been xed upon
by tho city authorities az the day for celebrating the
ereateet OF the agcthe ssful laying OF the
Atlantic cIe graph; and furthermore, wish you would
business men to close up their places business that
day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
THE NEWSBOYS IN THE PROCESSION.
TO ria EDITOR OF rHs II sRALD.

Whilst The whcle world rs rejoicing 10 the Of
the Aslanc c. ls, md such extensive preparations
being naae fer the grand celebration LIST Of September,
there useu, element Of society that should be
bsYed-I mean the newsboys or what use would be the
Atlantic cable or the enterprise Of the Associated Press
without she xshoys who herald 'glad udiugs of great
joy" TO the ANTIQUE public? would respectfully suggest
MAI place bo allotted 10 the whole body II New York
rswsboys In the ranks ths day Of the grand ceebr
tor. believe the editor Of the HERALD seconds the
ton, and all the ncwsboys say "Ayew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27
reurers o. nc prsss and telegraph companies 3, have
absody tsen psm.6
Tho oSmuee shen adjourned l eleven O'Clock 70 day.
TRINITY CHURCH.

Ageneral desire having been expressed that the cole
tyaaD the afsi Of September on he laying Of tho
Atlantic cable should be marked by sPoc.ai service at
Trinity chuycb the has authnssd arrangements sr
10 be bella Wednesday, september /, at pre-
sisely Ven O'Clock A. N.
TORCHLTGHT DISPLAY IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Al meeting of TIC officers az the FIRE Dspa,me on
Wednesday evening, decided not 70 'ake r1t
tsyehrgbt procession Of the srst Of sepomper in New
York, nasmuch "a The Western distt departSsnt did
Rsa intend 10 turn out.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Hilliard Hayes d Co. In Crawford County
Aaron YarnelI, ct al. Common Pleas
10y virtue of a third Vendi Exponas. duly
ID issued from tie Court of Common Pleas,
of Crawford county. datedtbe Sd day of June.
1853, and to me directed. 1 will sell at Public
Auction, at the house of Henry Brown, in the
town of Loudonville, Ashland county on
Wednesday, the 30th dayof June 1858,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and
four O'Clock. P. NJ. of said day. the following
described goods and cbattles. to-wit two
gray horses; two gray mPres; one buggy; two
two horse wagons; one yoke of work oxen;
three head of young cattle; four sets of har,
one buggy-levied+o m and taken as the prop
erty of the above defendants at the suit of the
above plaintiffs. Terms of Sale--Cash.
JOHN J.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
June l6, 1858. n2ts-pfS3, GO
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23
AN ACT

mo-. o.. AIN AO4
To amend the Seventh section of the
Act entitled an act TO establish an
Asylum for the Education of Idiotic
and Imbecile Youth, passed April II,
1857.
Section 1. Be 1T enacted by the Gen.
eyal Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
section seven of the act entitled ian act
to establish an asylum for the education
of idiotic and.imbecile YOUTH" passed
April IL, 1857. be amended SO as to read
as follows: Sec. T. No youth shall be
admitted into said asylum, to be main
tanned and educated therein at the ex
pense eff the state, who are over fifteen
years of age, or who are capable of re-
ceiving Instructions at common schools !
but paying pupils of any age may be ad-
mitted at the discretion of the board.
Sec. 2. That original section even
Of the above named act be, and the same
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April IL. 1858.
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AN ACT
No. Sc.

= SECTION J.. b &c ENACTED by the General ASSEM-
bfy of tAs State Of Ohio, That the rooms assigned
To the treasurer of s ate, in the capitol at Column
bus, together with the safes. vaults and other prop
q err and Necessary n cans for the security and sale
shaiiconstitute the treasury Of the State of Ohio,
and the treasurer of state shall be required to use
the treasury so constituted as the sole place FOR the
deposit and safe keeping of the money Of the state
and the money in the treasury shall not be drawn
or paid out except in the manner hereinafter pro-
vided, and pursuant 10 appropriations made by
As.cs 4 That IL shall be the duty of the county
commissioner, of each county in this state, to
provide without delay. If the same has not been al.
proof vaults or safes, and all other necessary
means for the security and safe kceTin@ ofthe pub
lie moneys in the county, aud the same shall cor
stitute the treasury of the county; and the public
money paidinto the county treasury whether "
be kent by the county treasurer, in theireasury OF
the county. and shall not bedra wn or paid out ex-
cept IN the manner provided bv law
= SEC. 3. The state treasurer and each county
treasurer stalt be required to keep safely l. his
treasury, without ioaning. using or dePositing IN
banks, or elsewhere. all the public money! Oh
whatsoever character, paid into such treasury, or
otherwise. at sny time plsced la his possession
and custody, Till the same is ordered by the proper
departmentor ofic of the state government to
be trsnsfeTred or paid out according to law; and
whensuch orders fo- the transfer or pay ment are
directed. and also to do and perform ali other du
ties a. q fiscal agent OF the state. which may be I'M
~ sny othee rule or regulation OF the treasury
m ade in conformity to iaw-
SEc- 4. For the purpose of securing q more full
and peri. Ct system of accountability among the Of
GceTsofthe fiscal department OF the state, there
shall be created e eomptrolief OF IN. Ireasn5y;
shall be his duty to make diligent inquiry amer al
claims and accounts Of every description IN tayor
Of the state, and require prompt payment OF the
same, and in case the payment of any such claim
be resisted. to place the same in process of coliec
ffon. under the charge Of the attorney general OF
,fne state, ana ne shall perform such other duties.
and receive such compensation as shall be pre-
SEC. s. Every payment of money in
aba1l ha made nm
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CONCLUDED On third Page.l
re- Mrs. Allen, wife of the Pres

e. Mrs. ALLEN, wife of the Pres
byterian Clergyman of Cuba, Allegheny
Co, was struck down by lightning in
that village during the storm on Mon
day last. We hear no particulars, other
than that the sole of her shoe was torn
off at the heel, and her limb benumbed
or paralyzed to such a degree as to be
entirely useless as yet. She was taken
up for dead, but by prompt application
of remedies, she was restored to con-
seriousness, and is now in a fair way to
recover.