The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02
NO. 600.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

n,spateh from the Lord Mayor of London to the
Mayor Of New York.
Nssc York, Aug. 24-The following dispatch
was received to-day by Mayor Tismann, from
London:
London, Aug. %, l858.-From the Lord
MAYOR of London to the Hon. D. F. Temann.
MAYOR of New York: The Lord Mayor of Lon.
don most cordislly reciprocates the copgratula.
tious of the Mayor of New York upon the sue.
cess of 80 impo rtant an undertaking as the
completion of the Atlantic telegraph cable II
ia indeed one of the most glorious triumphs of
The age, and reflects the highest credit upon
the energy, skill, and perseverance,, of all par
tea intrusied with so difficult duty; and the
Lord Mayor sincerely hopes that, by the blessing
# Almighty G d, it may be the means of ce.
menting the kird feelings which new exist be-
tween the two countries.
r. w. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor Of London.
Nsp York, Aug 24.-Mr Field has received
a di.patch from London, dated to-day.
Another Flash From the Old World.
Trinity Bay, august 25.-The following dis
match was received here this afternoon, from
Vslentis
Ialentia. Ireland, august 25, l85S.-76 G.
". Field, Ne,o York: send my warmest con-
prstulstions on the success of the Atlantic tel
egrsph AID God be praised.
SAMUEL Quincy,
Chairman Of the Atlantic Teie-
graph Company.
Trinity Bay August 25.-Tbe message of
the Lord Mayor of London was received here at
1875 on Monday night, and was forwarded
next morning to New York as soon as the
lines opened.
treaty of Peace Between China and the Allies
Mutiny at Bombay subdued.
Talentia, Ireland, Aug. 25-By the arrival
oflster advices from India and China at Lon.
don, we have important intelligence to trans
NIT
A treaty of peace has been concluded with
China. England and France are to be indem-
ni6sd for the expense attending the war.
Bombay dates TO the 18Th of July say that
the mutny was being rapidly quelled and sub
dued.
The London papers of yesterday Tuesday,
had long and interesting report by Mr.. Bright,
the company's engineer, on the Atlantic tele.
graph.
The steamer Asia will leave Liverpool for
New York on Saturday.
london, Friday, august 27.-The Emperor
Napoleon will return to Paris to m orrow
The King cf Prussia ia sick, and unable to
visit Queen Victoria.
Her Majesty the Queen returns hence on
Monday next.
The terms of the treaty with China open the
trade OF that vast Empire to all nations The
Christian religion is to be allowed. Foreign
diplomatic agents are to be admitted, and full
indemnity is to be made to England and France.
There is no mention of America in the terms
Of The treaty.
81. RstersGurgh, Saturday, august 2l.-The
announcement of the conclusion of peace with
China gave great satisfaction to the Emperor
and the whole Court.
Alerandria, Egypt, August 9-The steamer
Madras arrived at Suez on the 7th inst, with
Bombay dates to the 18th of July.
There is nothing important from India to add
10 the advices of yesterday.
Note.-We are authorized to say that no
commercial news Of any description has yet
been transmitted through the cable, nor will
any be until after the line shall have heen
thrown open to the public-R'porter.
Trinity Bay, august u, P. M.-The only
additional news received from India to that al.
ready transmitted is, that the Gwalior insurgent
srmy had been broken up, and much progress
made in the establishment CT order in sll the
disturbed districts.