The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
The News.

The message of Queen Victoria and the reply of
President Buchanan, which we lay before our read
ers this morning. puts all doubts as to the complete
success Of the Atlantic Telegraph forever at rest
The news that the line was in complete working
order and the reception of the Queens message,
created q tremendous excitement throughout the
city, and everybody seemed crazy with joy. 1t was
the theme of conversation everywhere, and all
seemed gratfed and delighted at the success of the
great enterprise. A full report of the manner in
elsewhere.
II appears by Geographic despatch from st.
Johns N. F., that collision occurred on the l4th
instant between the Cunard steamships Europa and
Arabia. and that the former put into st. Johns yes
terday 10 repair damages, having lost her cutwater
and stem. The Europa sailed from Boston on Wed
nesday last the 18th instant and from Halifax about
three o'clock A. b. of the 18th, for Liverpool; the
Arabia left Liverpool for New York on Saturday,
the 18th, and probably received slight damage from
the collision she proceeded towards this city
She brings a weeks later news. Now that the tele-
graph il working, information of the accident can
be at once sent to England and in this way dispe
al anxiety by her necessary delay in reaching Ii
verpooL The value of the telegraph viii thus be
felt at once
BY the arrival Of the steamship Europa at st.
Johns. N. +. (wherc she was compelled TO put in In
consequence Of coming in collision with the Ara
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brought by the A., from Liverpool, 18th instant.
The news Of the successful laying Of the Atlantic
telegraph cable was received in London with the
greatest enthusiasm, and the opinion was expressed
on Change that the union of the United States and
Great Britain would lead to the unity Of all ~
We have no report Of the voyage Of the Agandsm
non.
Adviees from Vienna state that Austria had con-
centrsted force Of $4,000 men on the Danube. in
Southern Hungaria-
From India we learn that the rebellion In Central
India had been efecsually suppressed. Lord Canning
had issued proclamation, in which he states that
no persons Immediately connected with the murder
Of British subjects need hope for pardon.
The Liverpool cotton market WAS active and prices
for uplsnds and Mobiles had advanced enc eighth
and for New Orleans three sxteenths Of a penny.
The lower qualities had advanced oneeighth to one
quarter Of penny. In the provision market beef
had declined 2s. Sd. a IS. per tiercc. Pork was
steady but inactive.
We have sdvices from Rio Janeiro to the I'd ult.,
BY the bark Imperador Captain Hubbard. The
news presents few points Of interest. The yellow
fever prevailing, but not with great force as yet
The Marine Hospital announces seventeen new cases
In the week ending June 30.
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dent TO the administration that vigorous and emerge
tic policy must he pursued towards the Central and
South American republics. With this view, our
government may find il necessary 10 invite negota-
fions upon postal and commercial affairs, tram
melled with ~ few restrictions az possible, in order
10 facilitate trade and encourage good feeling
between the peoples. The treaties It is suggested,
should provide for the transmission of the mails in
armed steamers, which at the same time can convey
passengers and freight, protect commerce, and en-.
force the fulhlment Of treaties.
The Health Commissioners held their daily session
nj the usual hour yesterday. The young woman
named Gross, who recently died of yellow fever at
Staten Island, was found 10 have taken the disease
from on board one Of the infected vessels. Mary
Hendrecksen, the servant girl is recovering fast, in
ihe Marine Hospital The City Inspector reported
that he had served notices Of removal on several
owners Of piggeries. few vessels were permitted
20 come up TO the city, and the Board adjourned.
The brig Mazstlan, from Cardenas Julv %
lived at the lower Quarantine yesterday
en- one day out, the captain, Samuel Dodge
~ rootbbsy, died and the vessel returned 70 port 70
ho him and procure another captain, which having
d., 10 she sailed again August l. She had some
hes, weather OF Hstteras. Coming in the Hook
yesterday morning David Long, Of Detroit, seaman,
died. and was brought up 10 the upper station for
iutL. The brig J. Harris, from Ponce, p. r., also
arrived. AL well Che was detained for the action
ss Ias HsA'th plcer The steamship Columbia,