New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

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s.s The Cbsueer Of Commerce OF = Jo1ns h.ve
he high grs.fcsioa OF veicomrs yea o. yozr rs'afa
70 ibese sboIes si;er the scc5 osAr1e-i s.e sreS,
undertaking Il Eheh yo7 na'e osen easssea u: sone
yeUs uss. Pe,t-a.Dy kl0E En a. yea Are, s., 20 tae
members Of ths ChGIser OF Ccmrne.ce, t1ey osTe
wnche9 with deep inte-'s: yo-r inis;lt5so.e pee
ve,sree II cA.ry .og ca ne wat iSneL1e o 1s AiS1~
s,la-.ie Telegraph ConpL,y, s1c vhile they sycPs-
:aized With 7oa n ne pJi-tmsrt yeu us: Es7e
experienced At the isrre of lsJI .aey tet sssl-s1
.nst yJrJ vekro<a e1e-sy, ornoaed Ftl tAe seieh-
tine tk OF those ge5teuls- - we're ass Dc 'ed Win
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Devotirg Sir Sc you lsye doae, yoaE iIItune, tins
ara .al=ns to ths gres. e-tsrr-se, tae C1smosf .,
Commerce ioce ta.t yos hsve sse1 tie igne1t OF
your ros a.1er wish, and they bsg % express their
ierven. hope tSs: YOU may ee sps.ed n,ny years 70
esoy the fruit OF your intense abor acd T. al you rs
receive your re.1rn to your naive and such vel
come from your countJmsn "a ;.ieIls as n ~ a
ressure, psDss;e yoI ior the esys srd Esa'
o. ~nh'01s eei' 'O' "'' Tws1iTEa sarEvE Pread--.
To C,sts W. Prt D. eco Geal Sept, Asz,i: Ieetsfa g
Ia 4, py,l,s, and Nnter, er;lc Cianb,r 81 co.D,r.
GESrLEgES: The address yol have presenter 's
deeply grateful 10 my feelings On tbs occasion. l
will NO. afec. 10 conceal from you that the
result of laying the Atlantic Telegraph Cso.e tls me
Nth e-sat oy vhi,e trust ieel hlm5.y thsrk.u 20
.he Gver OF ell good FOR hsvi1g permttet re 20 oe
en- instrument in aiding the sccomphsh OF wo'k
hat s deetined 20 promote tie happiness and welfare
| of the human family.
Ibave certainly made some sscr:iiees snd have Gsi
10 conterd with difficulties OF snail magnitude, out
when fId my friends coming forward, as you have
dJne to congratulate ne IL he nour o success, s
no,e than repsid for any tolls msy have borne 10
frrtheYsnce OF tnis great work. Bat il would not ony
be upgenerous but unj Ist tha. should for NON ent
forge. the services OF those who were my
in this enterprise, and without whom any isoo's o.
uire would have been unsvsi.irg. II vcid be dim
oul. 20 eLumerate the many gentlemen iOae censihc
requirements and skin and energy have been devoted
to the advancement Of this work, sai who have go
msiny pEcd3ced the Issue Hlch has c.lec ,of'i Ihe
expressicr Of your good wishes on my behalf.
But could not 90 justice to my own feelings, di
fail to acknowledge how much IS owing 70 Capt. Had
ard the officers Of the Nsgsrs, whose hea'ts were
| in the work, and whose to! was unceas.og.
To Commander Dsymsn of ber Msjestys steamer
Gorgon for the soundDgs 50 accurately male oy him
the lss. year and for the perfect manner IL whcn ne
led the Niagara in the great " ci;cie are while aylag
the cable.
10 Capt. Oeer Of her Maies.y's s.esner Porcupine
for the careful survey made By BIN 10 Trinity Bay
ard FOX the admirable manner in which ne pioted the
a ptoh+ fn ha~e
To Mr.. Everett, who has fox months devoted his
whole time to designing and perfectiDg the besutfd!
machinery that has so successfully psyed ont the
cable from the shps-machnery so perfect in every
respsct that it was not for one moment stopped on
beard the Niagara until she reached her destination in
| Trinity Bay.
To MI Woodhouse, who superihtended the coling
OF the cable and zeslously and ab.y coopersted with
his brother engineer during the progress ofpsyng out
To he electricians, for ther constant watchfilness
To the men, for their almost cesseless ls5or and
feel confident that you will have q good report from
| the Commander Engineers, Electricians and others
board the Agsmsmnon and Naorous. the Irish por-
| tion OF the feet.
| To the Directors Of the Atlsutc Telegraph Com.
pany for the time they have devoted TO the undertsk
ing without receiving any compensation fo- their
| vices, ard must be pleasure 20 many OF you 70
| know that the Director WHO has devoted more time
than any other was Tor many years, resident OF this
| p!sce and well known to al OF you slude TO Mr.
Brookpg CT London.
| TONIC. VI. Lsmpscn native of New Ergl.nd bu.
VINO mas fOr the la5t years reelde1 10
London, who appreciated the grest importance Of this
enterprise to both countries and gave most valuable
aid, bringing his sound judgment and grss, busness
| talent 20 the service OF the Company.
| To that distinguished American, Mr.. George Pea
| body, and his most worthy p.tner Mr.. Morgan, who
not only assisted it most Ebsrsly with their means,
| but 10 whom could always go with confidence for
| advice.
,hall recice to fed that the commerci. interests
Of this colony, which you represent may be largely
beI eit,ed by the close bonds that will be drawn
| by the agency Of the Atlantic Telegraph between
them, and the varied relations they bold throughout
The world and wishing you all every prosperity and
bsppines,
Ian ,Olr very grateful friend. CYRUS W. FIELD.
The telegraph line TO the United States occu-
pied every moment, and gave the officers OF the
steamers the privilege Of sending and receiving free
many messages as they chose.
The Governor had large dinner party ct !, where
] met many Of my Oldest Newfoundland friends; srd
later in the evening there grand ball at tie Co.
lonal Buildings.
NEw-YoRE, Aug. IL, 1888.
ToCYRrs w. FIELD, st. Johns Parties sre press
have them take their turn when the line opens What
shall We do Please reply. w. G. HuST.
ST. JoHSs, y. F., Wednesday p. m,
Aug. IL, 1853.
Wns-S g. HusT, esq, New. York: Message re-
ceived l leave for New Yoik in the N,gsrs this
afternoon: Before left London the Director, Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company decided unanimously
that for several weeks after the cable was laid i
should be kept solely for the purpose Of allowing
ersl different electricians TO tiy their various modes,
and decide which could work through the cable with
the greatest speed and accuracy. Due notice viii be
given simultaneously in Europe and America when
We ore ready 10 receive business Cyrus W. FIELD.
ST. JoHSs Wednesday p M, Aug. II, ls5s
To the -issoeiated Press, Eeic- York
Before lef, London the Directors OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company decided, unanimously, that after
the cable was laid and the Qceen's and Presidents
messages Transmitted the line should be kept for ssy
erai weeks for tie soe Of Dr. Whitehouse Prof