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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
~N>oD~~N~0|~N0Ny~~~NNOON~
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA Ar st. JOINS, Me-.
--o~O~~ON~~~~~~~S~~~~~~->
Collision Between the Europa and
Arabia.
~~v~oy~~>NN~o%~~~~0~~~~
News Of the Successful Laying of the Atlantic
Telegraph Received in London.
~~(--0~-0~>~--<---~>->I~~~o
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
~~0~~@-~<Oo~~->~~@J~-.~
VS. FROM INDIA.
-~~~~~~~~>>>>-~~O>~-~>o~~-
THE REBELLION IN CENTRAL INDIA PUT DOWN,
..v~|~SN~SNOo~NN~0N<~|~Nr
n A n X q Te,
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
N e VS. FROM INDIA.
THE REBELLION IN CENTRAL INDIA PUT DOWN
n A n K q r 3,

81. JOINS, N. r, Sunday, August ID, 1855.
me roys NAL steamship Europa Captain Leitcn, from
foso-, Via H,iax for Liverpool arrived .. tbs por. az
one p " todsy she YVES rcn foul Of Saturday, No
18Th instant at lo3oP A., BY he royal mall stssship
Arabia, from liverpool IN stsr. poana 70 Vow
YORK. ne kIatia, appears, mstoox ne Mgss 81 tie
Europa FOR Cape Race Light rho zaros, lea. ser cut
wassr and tsd her stem knocked off, ce.dee rs.sivns
other dsmsgss, which will have 70 bs re2a-si h4re
The Arsbis after boarding the Faroos az ny hes .tr
time and then proceeded FOR New YORK zss V rc3
much injured 40 the Europa.
The Arabss despstshes for the press pat Il
board the Europa, but have Liverpool a17sss ba
7th, the Arsoias lay OF sailing
The sesmsbip Fulton from New York 2s.h al srrs7ei
at Southampton August 5.
The poiitoai pows BY tho Arabia does no. ,ssn, 81
glance, TO be particularly important Interesting.
Tho Of tho successful laying o. the Atlantic sate
received 'Chaoge With glorious enthusiasm and
with the declaration that the electric union Of srtn
and America will lead 10 tho unity Of ell nations
The announcement Of the arrival Of the Agsnsnnon q
not the paper 70 hand bot II can posi- Dig sher The
particulars OF her trip, they rsal DO for~ardet
The rebellion In Central India had been eEe ,tcaly put
down. Lord Csnnnss proclamation says that no hopes
Of pardon need be entertained by any persons imme-
diaiely concerned In the murder Of British sabjecs.
There sti expectation a' Paris thss the Credit No
bitiy would wind up is affairs, and make fusion With
the dcount bank Of n dc st. Paul
Vienna advices report the conceur alton Of Austrian
corps Of 33 COO mon the Danube in Southern 7ungs,
and the points nearest Turkey the Bosnsn and Ser
Wan frontiers.
vas again reported that Nile. PcsoIomni hss been
gagged by Barnum for America.
Mr. Dkrseli favors the repeal Of the paper Ian ;te
Excbequer viii spare the income resulting taererom.
There had been a largo embarkmens Of troops Tor
India.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
DECEPTION OF THE QUEENS MESSAGE BY
THE PRESIDENT.


WASHINGTON, August 10, 1858.
The intelligence Of the reception Of the Queens message
rapidly spread throughout the city, and this evidence
the successful working q the Atlantic telegraph occasion
ca much rejoicing. In quarters, however, ih su.
heu,icity questioned until despatch from the Gene
raj Agent Of the Associated Press removed all doubts
The FRS. information the subjed 10 the President
vn communicated through Senator BIger from lnforma.
tsn obtained from the Washington Associated Press
agency when the President returned 10 the city from the
Soldiers Home and received q, The whss House the
message from her Majesty Queen Victoria He then pre-
pared suitable reply.
me Mayor Of Washington this afternoon sent message
70 City ouncis recommending that DO taken
70 celebrate The Of the Atlantic Telegraph Special
oonmasecs are appointed 10 agree on the programme
THE EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
yHI PUBLIC rrxRxsT occAHoNsD YESTERDAY By
TIE NEWS THAT THE CABLE WAS IN WORKING
orpBR-wHAr THE AUrHoRrTTEs INTEND TO DO
RRJorcrNe IN THE CIry-GUNs FIRnD-BELI.s
RrrG-Arp A PARrrAL ILLUMINATION.
The ths, the Atlantic telegraph cable n com
plete working order did this city until IL was TOO
late to announce the fact the evening editions OF the
Herald me substance Of the news, however, was posted
on our bslletn al P. NJ, and In an Incredible short
space Of time known from end Of the metropo-
10 70 the other. The interest crested was intense
because u was not in The papers," but the con-
nrmatons we're 20. strong from every quarter that the
doubling were compelled 70 believe, and the Indf
rent gave way 70 the prevailing enthusiasm. The arst
remark between friends meeting was, "why we will
have the Queens Message a'tsr all y and the responss
from oil aides showed how deep public interest this
greatest work Of the nineteenth century has created.
The birth Of heir the accession Of fortune would
scarcely bave occssioued extravsssnt manifesto
ton OF JOY than did the announcement Of the compete
success Of the cable create among our solid and sub
slaatisi citizens.
During The afternoon thousands Of people assembled
on Brooklyn Hoight expecting 20 the Niagara erter
the hsFhor ror would tbey Depart until late IN the even
ing Guns were fired in The suburbs and Gags we're run
up The shipping and many OF the hotels Of the city
In the evening not few Of citizens illuminated tpsr
dwellings and manifested their delight in tSou,and wsvs
When the newe vas known q. the cy Hall Il became !
question with Mayor remsnn whether q be advisable 1.
order The salute Of one hundred suos os fsi a, once
bu, was, CONSULTATION with the usr,bsrs ~ the r,
naise q ne Oommsn cca,ci, detsrma.I 70 p,s.a,ns
e ssssSs,op cae 70 dsg aud sisters 10 "a sgscs we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
BUT TIE TELEGRAPH A SURE THING.
All Doubt with the Crackers Dis
sipated.
TIE NIAGARA EXPECTED TO-DAY.
EVERYBODY CRAZY WITH JOY
news TIVE TIME FOR A UNIVERSAL JUBILEE,
&C., &C., DO

mo Atlantic Telegraph 10 81 work rbs: is great
point achieved. Tho Green's message has como. That
feet settles the Important question whether or not tho
kHs wcad work2
ne following dssrascAss ten the story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

messages Of The Cussn aad President ordered Of NJ
Edge . certain vNue Of hreworzs Displaying peculiar
designs and given notices aud they Consequently
obliged 10 pay therefor He added ua. ia much 70 be
regretted that kesxs. Haahed and Llendnal bad 90.
ade this offer Of their fireworks prior 70 this order nsv
ing been made might have been the means OF saving
the city considerable expense IN getting up display.
On motion the gentlemen who made the offer OF dis
plays Of works PERMITTED TO manage them where
they please and how they thought proper.
Communication received from T. Gein, jr., sux-
gestiug to the committee the use Of show wagons in The
procession, by which no.oes, &C., might be conspicu-
ousiy displayed.
No action taken regarding this communcston and
after dsposing Of it, the committee adjourned I'll this
morning.
THE REPORTED ARRIVAL OF THE MAG ARA
ON SUNDAY.
Several Of tho daily newspapers yesterday announced
the arrival d the steam rgate Niagara Sunday
ing, the strength Of regular despatch 70 that effect
from the marine collector Of the Associated Press
Tho rumor quite general throughout the city, and
the Barge Office 1t Whitehall reporter informed
that the Niagara had arrived at nine O'Clock in the
ing, and snchored of the Southwest Split and would
not up 10 the city until Monday. As this agreed with
the that marked out by the city authorities In
the Niagara should arrive on Sunday the prblcs-
ton male in good faith by the newspapers VINO gave
the report currency.
THE NIAGARA NOT TO BE OFF THE BAT
Terry.
Several Days ia we published order OF conao-
Kearpey 10 have the Niagara anchored OF the Bal
terry her arrival to give the public opportunity to
hsr. Since then that inatruc ions have
from the Navy Department. for her 10 proceed At
the Navy yard We regret this. All New York will
want " this noble ship They can't DO 1t the Navy
Yard but pey crowd tbs Battery and her all
her beauty VIC hope the Sscr starry Of tho Navy all
der her anchor of Castle Garden for few dsys giyo
citizens sight Of the ship that laid half Of tn, Allan
tic cable.
THE CABLE IN BROOKLYN.
special meeting Of the Common Council Is TO be held
this afternoon for the purpose OF taking in rea
ton 10 the celebration Of the successful laying Of the
Atlantic telegraph CABLE It ia proposed TO illuminate the
City Hall and give sautes in the Eastern and Western dis
tricts.
THE RECEPTION OF THE QUEENS AND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

THE PRESIDENT TO THE QUEEN.
WAsIuSGIos Cry, August 10, 1858.
HER NAJEsrY VICTORIA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

CAN DtftECf0RS.
viirrA BAY, iR,zaSD, VIA cysrs STATION, N FL
August 10, 1855. !
70 rsE DrRacroRs on ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CoxPAS,
IN AxEuoA,-
Europe and America are united by telegraph
G,sry 70 God IN The highess-on earth peace, good
vi towards men"
DIRECTORS
Atlantic Telcersph Oompany of Great Britain
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And on the other window the significant announcement,
equally conspicuous letters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
GROVER q, RAKnR.

THE GROVER BAKER s. NJ. co. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having oh.
tanned five Patents same under dates Of October I'd and
9Th.
This Machine is entirely new and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT is LOOKED Its construction is acknov lodged 10 be
most simple ofaDy Machine introduced and il is tie won
DER AND ADMIRATION Of all who have examined Il.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale at
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
R From the very iaering which our Machines
have received by the pubc-resultrg in the sale of up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND are led to believe that
our endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged and that every Machine sold by
us shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect
GROVER & BAKER s. Nj. CO.,
SOUTHERN DEPOE
No.1ICAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
ta All orders should be addressed to VIM. L. CUSHING.
Agent Of the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

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her sweet face. You knows Madame. nv misses is
mighty putty. and Mass Jim is chock full of Jokes"
When cautioned against talking, she began to sing
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
GROVER d BAKERS
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MAC HINEsI.
CELEBRATED

These Machines from two spoo and form seam Of IN
equaed strength, beauty and elasticity which will not rip
even if every stitch is cut
They unQueshonably THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE LOCK
STITCH THAT IS LOCKED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

NEw GooDs At LEyoIs Il Co.s,--At Leyos 4 Co. Il.
Of Canal and Bourbon Streets 50 famous for the rich
splendid qnaiy q the goods there oaered being opened
an importation which caunot fail to brighten tie ewes of an
adies who aim at style and perfect elegance in dress ma
silks popns, and other dresses tray maenheent whilst
the manllas burnons, shawls espes aud cults embroidered
robes and skirts, acone muslin and Vaenuennes lace m
and paaso are all Of a. equal grade Of richness and beau
though varied in style aud ate all that the fullest fla Il
fashion by any possibility desire large ana corpee
sorment of hoys and girls plque robes and ats and some
style poTasnls, included the new display The I
will not fail look the advertisement Of Messrs Ieyoi 4
CO., elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
GROVER q BAKER,

sews from common spoos brunswick Telegraph.
The inventor deserves well Of his country.
Taunton Gazette.
This invention is blessing ALL Vineyard Gazstte,
To ladies' is valuable tMeredith Gazette.
VIII do NIL the stitching Of the family
northampton Courier
It is far the best Of its kind New Jersey Journal
Takes the lead of every other. (Northfed Messenger
Is the best of its kind. CIiners' Journal
child may manage one. (Ssssex Register
1t works silk, cotton or leather springfield News
Its durable as the fabrics Virginia Herald
sewsa strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel
Superior to any we ever saw cortland Gazette.
We know it TO be superior article Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured in this country tBason Journal
Not single stitch will pull out twoodbury Constitution.
1t finishes its work where it stops (Aurora Beacon
Makes stitch that will not rip tBordentown Register
ofnetimable value to sewers tJerscysh Republican
Rapidly growing III public favor. Cincinnati Enquirer
The best of its class tGospel Herald.
This machine finishes It's work. Northampton Gazette
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton Is used purchased pools Tarreu Democrat
These machines possess equal. Charleston Baptist
sews silk, linen cotton thread Pittsburg Advocate.
The best in use. Cambridge JeHersonian.
None have given better satisfaction Springfield Journal
Makes a seam that will not rip (Dansville Herald.
The very best Of the kind. (Portsmottb Tribune
Cannot imagine anything more perfect tAlbany Journal
Is simple and easily kept in order twatertown Sentinel
The very best in use tHamiiton Intelligencer.
The best for family use. Georgetown Messenger
sews silk cotton with equal facility Norwich Courier.
It simple in construction wheeling Times
WIN not get out Of order. tHerkimer Democrat.
sews neatly and expeditioasly. phil. Mercury.
The best in the market for families Carlisle Herald.
They give universal satisfaction Augusta Dispatch
Has met with unparalleled success CAlB Knfckerbocker,
The best in use Newark Times.
It's work will not rip NIoumouth Atlas
1t sews stronger than by hand. Newark Courier
Easily managed and kept in order. columbus Journal
Easily understood aud managed Lancaster Iucllyencer,
A wifes deed of emancipation. Bloomfield Advocate.
Circulars with cuts of all Machines manufactured by the
GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
with prices annexed containing testimonials from parties
using these Machines, will be by mail on request.
The Grover x BnIxer New Machine
Was patented Oct. and g 1855.
VIM. L. CUSHING, Agent,
PIT n AMP STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR
"a --&warded
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AT PHILIP RAHMs
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND Va.
For the best Portable Engine Agricultural purposes be.
ing tile SIMPLEST CHEAPEST most economical aud iara.
BILE manufactured North Or South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
JOHNSTON & TURNER.

JOHNSTON & TURNER,
GREAT EAPoNlUM!
rTAro, rrATct,, TT4ra,.,
- Z ~ ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
JOHNSTON & TURNER.
UNDER THE ST CHARLES HOTEL,
On ST. Charles street,
SHAWN .r,,r, .,,o,
Have just opened
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Of
II1E Id AMI SfAI -
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''1-i-N' 1' ''zf '-fHAN-1
Foul-for Peace or for Warrior
HUNTING, BATHING, or coURr1ya II!
All demands made upon their Stock sure to meet with
ready response
To show their customers the great variety kept they will
enumerate to moderate extent They will arst call aen
ton to their stock Of
GENTLElMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting Of the different varieties Of
FRENCH cAss1NEaE-Latest Style.
AMERICAN cAss1uERE-Latsst Style.
FRENCH FUR-1aest Style.
AMERICAN sIEE-Letsst Style.
q, -, ,,.-,.,-.,s.. ..,,,a,. 80,
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE!
which is not to be SURPASSED by anything ever produced
'-'' nave -''''1 A''2 ''-' '-'77 '''sA y
FELT HATS,
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or Narrow Brims
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nr,,,r >, ,,ny 49,, ,,,., i ,,,,.,
.,z1,,,rl5, y, mr., r. ms i, .,,z...5,..,z.
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They also have the following described kinds Of
g a P S:
SCOTCH BoNNETs, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE, French
Cashmere and Cloth English and american do.
o4 SIX cars and cAF GOV fi.S-Faia' Slaek and o0l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

nj e. uYBR, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
1Ns 0iice-No. 10 Bank Place, New Orleans
viii attend grading lots, measuring embankments
excavations etc. the city, and Surveying lands the coun
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the PosoGice
Box rs.
Refer to Col. A P Field Louis H, Pile ESQ., City sur-
Yeyor H. Train ESQ No l3 ST. Peter street. Jacob Mus
seua, Esq, No. 10 Bank Place. aul2 If
IHTE, CEMENT, ENGLISH FIRE BRICK, PLAs
IL t.l, Hair ETC., for sale In lots suit purchasers, BY
NJ EASTMAN & co,
No. Il ROYAL street.
H-A orders left there Box No. l5l Mechanics Fx
ch7Bge, will be promptly attendedio, ell 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

Olive OIL.
A very superior article. For sale by
ECG. ROCHEREAU x CO..
II and 10 St Louls street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

100 boxes. For sale by
EUG. R0CHEREAU 4 Co,
nj Mott II and 10 St Louis stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
SEWING MACHINES,

4 NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

CIartt.
70 casks Claret MontIefraz { ST. Emliou;
rs Deyric Maryuux;
$50 boxes ST. Julien Beychgyee Bataflley LeovIe La
t1u5 aud Lahue.
For sale by EUG. BOrHEREAU Y CO.
Il and 10 ST. Louis street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

Blankets.
800 pairs French White Blankets For sale by
EUG. ROCTEEEAU < CO.
Il aud 10 St. Louis street,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-04
Sarpy County and the Capitol
OuestiOn,

In another place will be found the pro-
.eeedings of the Mass Meeting last Saiur-
day, held nj the Bellevue House for the
purpose Of hearing from their Represent
%tatives, aud hearing the views Of the peo'
pie in relation to the late disturbance IN
the Legislature.
1t was a large and well attended meet
ing, and the resolutions, which we pub
lish, passed with bu, one dissenting voice.
Sarpy County is, as she has BEEN a unit
on this question. Meetings, we learn OF
the same character, have been held IN
Cass, Otoe and Nemaha, and with a like
result. We have no hesitation in saying
that if a vote was taken to-day, by the
people of Nebraska, on the question of
the removal of the Capitol, there would
be five to one ia favor of the removal.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-04
Important from the Plains.
ST. Louis, Jan. 10

The Republican has information from
Fort Laramie, through an Indian trader,
who arrived at Jefferson City yesterday,
and who reports meeting on the 23d Of
December, between six and seven hun
bred Cheyenne and Camanche Indians,
returning from Salt Lake to their villages
on the Black Walnu, Hills, about eighty
miles southeast of Fort Laramie, accom-
panied by about twenty Mormon leaders.
Their intention is 10 remain In camp un-
Ill spring, aud then employ themselves
under Mormon influence IN harrassing
and cutting Of the supply trains sent to the
relief Of Col. Johnson. The Indians had
been led TO believe that the Mornons
had 5000 fighting men well equipped.
They also spoke of the Mormon fortihca-
lions A large number Of The Indian al
lies declared that the Mormons have nc
idea of running away,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-04

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA r. r.
The Grand Rapids mich Enquirer of
the OH says tina, the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Company have contract
ed for the construction of the road bed
from the south side Of Kalamazoo river to
II point forty miles north of Grand Rapids
"a distance of rs miles, aud nearly an
air line. If vigorously prosecuted. the
road may be finished in two years to FoIt
Wayne. The company has complied
with the requirement Of the law, so as TO
secure a land appropriation, and wishes
TO put the road bed in order for iron with
out i%ncumbering lis stock.