New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
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ST. JOINS, \. +, wednesday, mug !

CT JOHNS n. g W ouHcoN"Ji -NNo'
A. F;,ld left here in the Niagara, for New ofA,
.".,,,oct .bi, evening. The Niagara was towed
.rthx tbs porcupine, which returns to portsmouth,
TN. Co,,o, Leave. on Saturday for Sydney. les
$50 there were most joyous demonstraslons
80. .. The ,ucc,.s Of the Atlantic Telegraph en-
.eror;,s and everything wore the appearance Oi
gals day. The banquet TO Mr' r'0'' :" 'A'
ug was splerdid affair In
A. o'clock this evening the celebration Dali
commenced. q. which were present the Governor
,rd Iisuteraut Governor, Cyrus w. Field, the
Th;sf Justice and all the other Judges OF the Sa-
rs,;o, Can't. CAPT. Hudson and officers OF the
Ni,ysra Can't. Dayman and officers Of the Gorgon,
Mr.. Whtehouse, &c. and the leading members OF
.os;ety Of ST. Johns After the evening had
tssp passsd in tie most pleasant and delightful
mmper, the assembled company adjourned at II
O'Clock fer supper, which was got up in the most
perfect taste. Walter Grieve, esq, President Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, was called On TO pre-
side, when the following tOastS were given;
bet loved aud most popular s S hs.. .1d
ascors wen as the persons Of her subjects D'y oo'
Pss St he rn TED 81 the
peope be has showu himself worthy me niEo H'n0 u pS
lThi, toast was coupled with that of the Queens.
Tt Go,-nor and Lieutenant and Capt Hud.on and the off,
tes squadron and Other gentlemen engaged IN ne ePea
This toast stated that the combine skill of Capt
Hudson ard those associated with him had overcome
all the difficulties that had previously been supposed
insurrn ountsble, and they had accomplished the
greatest worder in the world, the union Of the Old
and New Worlds by the Electric Cable
Th, WAS appropriately responded to by Capt
Hudson.
TIE Hon. Colonial Secretary then proposed and
The Hoe. President of the Council seconded the
besth Of Cyrus W. Field, esq whose name had
become household word in this country.
Nj. Field replied, saying that he should never
forge. the pleasure of this day 1t was season OF
anxiety TO him during the six and half days the
NhgaIs was accomplishing her mission. Great
pra.e was due Capt. Hudson his officers aud men,
for their zeal in working day and night over the
eleven hundred ard fifty miles of the ocean they
had 10 cross. The successful accomplishment,
however, of the greatest event Of any age amply
COMPENSATED all who had become partners IN its
achievement for the toll anxiety and care they had
experienceS Mr. Field continued in strain OF
eloouenoe AID power that went to every heart.
Other tcasts were then given and properly re-
sponded to.
Dancing was then resumed and kept up with
great spir:. till oclock in the morning, when the
party broke up-all on the best terms with the
world ard each other.
Boston, Thursday, Aug. u, 1853.
Nearly all the neighboriDg cities have voted to
make suitable demonstrations upon the receipt OF
the Queens message. In Charlestown, the birth
place Of Prof Morse, bells are to be rung, sautes
fred, flags displayed, and the citizens generally
will illuminate their residences. Nothing definite
has yet been done by the authorities of this city,
save bel ringing and perhaps the firing of salute