Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
Dp1vAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE i!
NV NORTHERN TELEGRAPH,
rrRoM OUR EXTRA OF THURsDAY.1
SAN Francisco, Sept. 30th.

nroninent building was decorated. The
s,ocession 20 included 1000 military, with COM
~ from Montreal. The persons distinguished
.r.ho achievement were everywhere saluted with
r,mations and boquets Societies and foreign
.donts turned out, the Trades were represented
u platform car, with various machinery in
,,.rotion, including the largest printing press.
r;aoop hundred persons sang the original odes
-..rored; gold medals were presented to Field
IA others, in behalf Of the Corporation; also,
nj TO the British Consul, and the Commander of
,he Agamemnon. Grafton by David D. Field
.od nrayer by Rev. DR.. Field, father of the chief
.sent in the enterprise During the exercises a
eopgratuatory message was received from Lon
don. A great display was made in the shipping;
4 r;eld. Hudson and others were feted by a muni
cipa dinner at the Metropolitan hotel. Hundreds
/ ~ congratulatory messages were had, from Gov
,srnors and heads of departments, in all States
and Territories Another celebration was had
IN the succeeding evening" and banquet at
Jsrsey City. Thousands visited The Niagara, and
lie remaining Cable was disposed of in pieces of
allszes A large quantity OF bogus Cable has
been manufactured and sold to spectators.
The Quarantine buildings at Staten Island were
burned by incendiaries on the 1st-thc perpetra-
tors we're residents of the Island who have long
been trying to get rid of the buildings. The local
Board of Health declared them nuisance and
recommended abatement. In the night during
III ~, Ia a. oh ~ Al
mounds and fired the buildings. Next day
mass meeting approved the proceeding; next
nigh the Marine Hospital, private residences of
doctors and female Hospital were burned The
presence of Marines saved the U. S. stores. The
fick we're all taken care of-no lives lost except
oneman shot dead by Quarantine officer. There
were but few arrests, and they were bailed by
COM Vanderbilt whose brother was arrested.
The persons arrested were Ray, Tompkins
Judge Charles De Forest, N. Miller, Thos. Ger
ret, Jacob Vanderbilt and Mathew Carroll-all
weathy men. The Herald and Tribune defend
herioers.
The U. S. Brig Dolphin, captured SLAYER, on
/ The Cuban coast, with 547 negroes-the brig
Echo, of Baltimore. Proceedings have common
ced to coniscate the vessel and punish the crew.
one having turned States evidence. The steamer
Niagara will convey the negroes to coast of AT
|r@
A steamer was to leave for Nicaragua ON the
I7th, to he followed by others-the first steamer
Of the new line was to leave on the 10th, to con-
nect, at San Juan del Sur, with the Hermon.
E The Tehuantepec vessel with materials for open
/ hg the new route foundered on the 10th of Aug.
|--crcw saved, all else lost
There is excitement in Kansas because of
alleged gold discoveries near Pixies Peak The
democrats of Michigan nominated Charles L.
Stuart, of Kalamazoo, for Governor. The Con-
venton endorsed the President. The Kansas
Board of Commissioners declare the English
L~ompton proposition rejected by $500 majority
--Fhole vote 1883. Ex- Gov. Metcalf of New
hampshire is dead. Fifty four persons died of
yeIow fever in New Orleans, on the 20th-.73
died ON the 23d; 2l0 fatal cases that week. %
ateo on the lst of October; in Charleston the
|ewr Is declared epidemic. The Administration
skilling the Paraguay expedition. j. s. Kane,
n Nv ashlngton Territory, is appointed Indian
gent at Vancouver's Island. A terrible railroad
lccident occurred in the Allegheny Valley, IL !
niles from Pittsburg; car.ran from an embank
nent, dreadfully mangling some of the passen-
gera Another occurred on the Western road:
lhecars ran into a freight train, killing six per-
IONS Parson Brownlow and Rev. A. Grim had
. geat discussion in Philadelphia. Baron lie.
burg, Ambassador from the Netherlands, has
married. Isabella, daughter of Secretary Cass
james Miller, exMayor of New York, was found
dEosned at the foot of Beekman street, supposed
oleve committed suicide. Joshua Giddings is
by the Republicans, for Con
gree
Several dispatches were received, from Valen-
~ ior the public press The Lord Mayor of
hondon transmitted the annexed message:
"lhe Lord Mayor Of London cordially recip. !
'ocates the congratulations of New York on the
success of so important an undertaking as the
'omplction of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. 1t
: indeed one of the most glorious trumphs of
~eage' and reflects the highest credit upon the
'nqgy and perseverance entrusted with so diff
sa's duty; and the Lord Mayor sincerely hopes
'n4 by the blessing of Almighty God it may be
- means OF cementng the kind feelings which
-sv exists between the two countries.
Il. W. GARDEN, Mayor of London"
"VALENCIA, Aug. 10.
40 CYRUS W. FIELD.-I send my warmest
on the success of the Atlantic
tefgraph, and God be praised.
SAMUEL GURNEY."
40. G. is the chairman of the Atlantic Telc-
grPh company. The frat news despatched is
nigy Important and will affect the people of
oaniornia as gladly as any other. 1t is as follows:
VALENCIA, Ireland, Aug. 25th.
Aater and highly important intelligence has
'e4 received from China. A treaty of peace
tpeen concluded with China, by which England
aoe France obtain all their demands, including
- Establishment of an Embassy at Pekin and
fiDa finta fa.t H.