Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
Tine New-YOrk Tribune,
1858 59.

VvHE successful laying of the trans Atlantic Tel u egraphic Cable marks new era ill the history of Human Progress Henceforth, Europe, Western Asia and Northern Africa, lie within hour dis tance from shores and the battle which decides the fate oi kingdom. the capture of Vienna or Gibraltar, the tali of dynasty, the triumph of usurpation the birth of heir to royalty, the death of Nicholas or Wellington, in any country which touches the Mediterranean the EuXine, the Black Sea UT the German Ocean, will be published in New York the next morning if not the very day of its occurrence. In moment, as it were, We have been tarown into the imlne'ate inte' 'lectual ncghbor- hood of the whole civilized and large portion of the semi i-barblrous world. The rise and fall Of stocks ill London Paris will heIceforth be report ed from day to day in the journals of sea board cities. The boldest operators in Wall street will refuse to buy sell until they have read the quo tat,ns of that day business the Royal Exchange 'tnd at the BouTse. whose transact ms will have closed an hour or so before ours can begin rev olution ill Paris, important vote in Parliament, an insur.ectiun in Italy, fire in Constantinople. will be discussed around the breakfast tables of New York a few hours af>er its occurrence. mighty though silent transformation in the conditions 0. human existence has just been effected by the little wire stretching across the oceans bed from the coast ot Ireland to that of British America, and nev | itabe result of this must be an uncxamped com mnnity of feeling and interest among the nations of ChrlstendoIi, and consequent desire for d luore 1 intimate acquaintance with each others duIngs tHc ot NcWSiGlpCf Press. It seems hardly possible that thousllls should not hencefcrth regularly read teeir journals who nave hitherto been content with occasional glance at those taken by their neighbors while many who have hitherto betn content with Weekly issue will now require Sc nj w ecklv or Daily. In short h. tclignce, always vital element of growth in wis
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