The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

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sns urcspe. ,.S Of this metropolis. and Is nos sWsags
that you no epgsgrs work that 70 add beauty
70 gr shouc sympashse with an event that 10
deeply concerns is Advancement Whatever teade 70
equaze he prices OF commodities operates 70 avert these
suoden periodical shocks tnas parayse rado and msnuac
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faith that points ont to this result While onicais
bpesk Of this event In the language Of Staa this
sson Of labor shows that the great heart Of toe people
beats with enthusiasm worthy Of the day and oe tho
nder OF ages cannot be that this new avenue OF
tbought that brings the civilized peoples Of the earth
within hour OF each other will ever fail TO subservo
the bigbes at interests Of humanity
The name Of the Mayor was received with immense
cheering, when, ar the excitement had somewhat sub
sliced, be addressed them as follows:-
Geptlen EN- Gra.ned to you all, TO winners 80
many Of you out 20 day. and especially this intsr
estpg occasion when whole people, every city and
village through our country are rejoicing over tho
wonderful compilation Of the Atlantic Telegraph Il, sue.
10 now csralp for already the wires have hsshed
he waters Of the the congratulations Of the
Queen Of Great Britain TO the President end his repy 70
on this great event. with The confident hope that viii
suit for The good Of all fellow throughout the
Whole world II will promote peace and good will among
the pAt0ps OF the earth This great work has tho effect
Of bringing the aoong class equal footing with other
people, for ihey are - deeply 10 S success as
thoeo who hold higher stations IN the world wish you
SUCCESS and hope that you all will stand ready to
celebrate 30 evenrul an occasion
Mr. GREEN then stalled that there would be telegraphc
despatch sent the wires from the superintendent Of
Public Parks OF New York 70 the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Parks Of London and the reply would be read to them
all when il arrived.
Tho men then gave three cheers for Mayor remann
and Mr. Green and fell into line passing review In the
following order
Central Park Police
Capt Alexander Renwick.
Sergt G. X. Walker.
Rows full brass band
Engineer corps under Engineer W. Il. Grant.
Engineer Axe Corps in wagons.
Ehginser Rod men Ia wagons.
Central Park express wagon laborers
Gardeners in wagons with flowers.
Brickmen in wagons.
Iaborers.
Pioughmen IN wagons, In Zach Of which was plough
trimmed with flowers and green's.
LAborers.
Caytmen with their carts.
BlAsters under Overseer Stafford.
Flagmen with their flags.
Iaborers.
Carpenters 10 wagons.
BlacksmRhs In wagons working 1t their trade
Rockmen and miners.
LAborers
Blasters and truckmen.
Bsrrowmen with barrows.
IAbOrcrs.
The whole affair was well got up, and hundreds congre-
gated in the Park 70 witness the procession a. passed
through Considering the short space Of time in which
they had to get up the affair, reflected little credit
upon them In facr each and every seemed to take
deep interest n the Of their enterprise, and
quite number had gone 70 some expense in procuring
ornaments TO deck their carts and horses.