The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-02
Arrival of the GOLDEN GATE
SUCCESSof the CABLE!
News from London to Sept. Isl
Great RejoiC1nsS:
ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERS

Great 1ejo1c1nss:
| ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERS
The Golden Gate arrived at San
Francisco on Thursday morning. We
condense the most interesting intelli-
eence from the Telegraphic Dispatch
Of the Marysville Democrat.
The grand celebration in N. York
on the LIST Sept, in honor of the sue
cess of the Atlantic Telegraph, was
probably the most magnificent affair
of the kind which ever took place on
this continent. The city was visited
by tens Of thousands of strangers, land
from early morning until long after
midnight Broadway was perfect
jam. Almost every building was ap-
propriately decorated. There was
an immense military and civic pro-
cession during the day. The Mon>
treal Light Battery, British Com
pany, paraded with the rest. Cyrus
w. Field, Capt. Hudson, and Engi>
neer Everett rode along IN carriage
and were everywhere salated with
cheers and boquets. The trades
were represented on platform cars,
and all the nationalities appeared in
the procession. The shipping and
public Buildings were literally COW
cred with isgs. At the Crystal
Palace, Messrs. FELL. Capt. Had
son, Engineer Everett ard Wood
house, and Capt. Dayman, were pre-
sented with medals on behalf of the
N. Y. corporation. Fifteen thousand
voices joined in singing two original
odes. David D. Field delivered an
grafton, and the Rev. DR.. Field, the
father of this now famous family, a
prayer.-Dispatches dated on the
same day were received from Lon
don. Cyrus w. Field received over
one hundred congratulatory messages
from Governors, Mayors, heads of
departments, and public officials in
every State and Territory in the I'M
ion, and also from Canada
night the fire department had a grand
torchlight procession, nearly two
miles in length, and the city was
brilliantly illuminated, Broadway be-
ing perfect blaze of light. Grand
celebrations also came off in other
cities. The remainder of the cable
is being rapidly disposed Of in links
by jewellers, being cut up in all sizes
and mounted in many different ways.
A large quantity of bogus cable has
been manufactured and sold to spec4
ulators.
The quarantine buildings on Staten
Island were burned on the nights of
the LIST and I'd ult., as nuisance, by
mob of 500 men.
The q. S. Brig Dolphin, Captain
Motif, overhauled and captured
SLAYER with 347 slaves, off the coast
of Cuba on the 22d ult. The SLAYER
was Baltimore brig. The steamer
Niagara will be fitted Immediately to
take the negroes back to Africa.
The steamer Hermann, of Capt. RandalPs
California Line of Pacific Steamers, sailed from
New York for San Francisco. Aug. 23d, and will
be followed by the Washington, Sept. oath.
The White Stebbin's Company are making ac-
tive preparations for resuming travel on the Nj
caragua route
The 1ehuantepec Co.'S. steamer, Poydras, with
men and materials for opening the Tehuantepec
route, was lost at ssea by laundering. No lives
lost.
Gold had been found in Kansas, and several
hundred had gone to the diggings.
The yellow fever is raging south.
@g-The cable works successfully and is
soon to be opened to the public. Several
messages of private and business nature
had been exchanged. The news of the con-
clusion Of the Chinese War had been received
in England, and advices from India to July
10Th represent the mu my as being rapidly
quelled. The London Times favors the an.
nexation of Mexico to the United States.