The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-20
TeIegraphic News.


early hour and lasted until III O'Clock
Broadway WAS blaze Of light from the Bat
terry to Union Park, bon6res blaze along the
river on both sides; and also on the ship yard
at Hoboken, Jersey City, Williamsburg, and
Brooklyn. The streets were crowded with
people, and mass estimated at 100, 900 were
gathered TO witness the fireworks and other
displays.
A salute Of one hundred guns WAS fred
from the roof of the Astor House. There
was also q grand celebration at Hoboken,
with salutes, Examinations, and fireworks at
the City Hall.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 17.-Grand Jubilee
this evening in honor Of the working OF the
Atlantic telegraph. Salute Of 100 guns fred;
oil the bebs in the city rung for ono hour;
two bands Of music paraded; principal streets
crowded densely.
Ex-Gov. Wallace, who, as Chairman Of
Committee on Roads in Congress, in 1912,
gave the casting vote in favor OF Morse's Pc
tition for appropriation for the FIRST telegraph
line in the world, delivered an address to an
immense crowd in the Park. Speeches were
made, halls, newspaper Offices, Governors
residence, telegraph Office, and many private
houses we're illuminated-fn display OF fire.
works, bonfires, flags Of Great Britain, Amer
lea, France and German Coafederscy we're
unfurled.
DETRoIr, Aug. ls.-Display last evening
in honor Of the completion Of the Atlantic
telegraph surpassed anything ever witnessed
in Detroit. Demonstrations commenced by
firing funs at sunset, bells rung forth merry
peals, bonfires lit, streets crowded, and dec
GRATED with streamers, and various buildings
and private dwellings were illuminated, torch
light procession and fremen, headed by May
or and city officers, marched through the
streets to Campus Martius, where addresses
we're delivered and resolutions passed.
WISCONSIN BaMks.
/ We are indebted to Geo. c. Anderson 4
! Co., Bankers, for the following:
OFFICE MARINE BANK,
CHICAGO, August II, 1858.
We the undersigned Bankers Of Chicago
in view Of the large increase to the circula.
ting medium Of this State, by the organiza.
ton Of numerous banks Of issue in the State
Of Wisco lsin, located at inaccessible points
having no capital, doing no banking bust
ness, providing no means whatever for thu
redemption Of their issues, and in many IN
stances having not Speakn office or knowl
place of redemption; and believing that
continuance Of this system will eoentuate il
loss to the community, and that now is tn
mos, appropriate time to adopt measures 4
remedy the present evil and to correct tn
further abuse Of it, hsrcby agree from an
after this date to discontinue taking tn
notes Of the following Banks, viz:
Attic Bank, Eagle Point; Bank Of Ea
Claire, Eau Claire Bank of La Pointe, l.
Pointe; Bank Of Manitowoc, Msnitowoc
Bank OF Moneka, Gordon; Bank OF Mort
America, Superior City; Bank Of Oconts
Oconto CLARK Co. Bank, O'Neilsville; Chip
pewa Bank. Pcpn, Dunn Co.; Laborer,
Elsville; Lumberman's Bank, Conterello
Manitowoc Co. Bank, Two Rivers Maratho
Co. Bank, Esgle River; Mercantile Banl
Beaver Dam; Northern Wisconsin Banl
Aurora; Oakwood Bank, North Pepin
Oconto Co. Bank, La Porte; Oneida Banl
Berlin Shawanaw Bank, Shawanaw Stai
Security Bank, Gemekon; State Stock Banl
Eau Claire; St. Croix River Bank, Brinke
hoi1; ST. Croix Valley Bank. St. Croix Fall
Tradssmen's Bank, Eagle Lake; Waupact
County Bank, Waupacca; Wisconsin Vale
Bank, Mllyille Wisconsin Pinsry BAN
Stevens Point.
GEO. SxlTn & Co., b. r. CARyER, Cashie
II. x. TUcKgs 4 Co. ID. X. Holt, Cashie
| |. II. BrHcH Co. HOFFMAN 4 GxLpcK
LABoR IN Tux NokrH.-The PHILADELPHIA
(Forney's) Pres, Of late date, says:
A recent visit to the interior Of Pennsy
van,a has convinced as that the worst a
counts Of restitution among the sons OF to
have not been exaggerated. The best han,
can be had ct City cents day in the harve
field. and those who last year earned east
dollar and u half per day are now glad ,
work for third the amount. Meanwhile
in the department Of skilled labor, evel
thing is dull. Manufacturers are COMPEL,
to reduce their force or to suspend entirel
Furnaces are closed, FORCES stand still, Il
coal trade is stagnated, and general ap
thy prevails. Those who have capital I
iuss 10 invest IL until something is done
stimulate business. Those who have no CO
tal are IN the greatest uncertainty a. to Il
future.
!, cTThe Hon. John Mcclellan, Of Woo
r stock, Conn, died Ut his residence on SUI
. day, in the go year Of his ago. He was Il