The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

consideration Communication from the New York Typo
graphical Society tn reference the celebration Of the
successful laying Of The Atlantic cable me President
| Mr. Q. B. Smith, occupied the chair.
After discussion was moved that the invitation
Of the typographical Society be respectfully derued aad
that committee Of three be appointed 70 wait upon said
society and intimate the this body the matter.
The resolution was carried by vote Of twenty four
A member then moved that committee or Ave be ap
pointed TO sve some expression ~ To the great event OF
the body upon The suCosssul laying Of the csoe The mo
ton was carried unanimously Messrs. Walsh, Eonis,
Houahton Cross and Kemble 1erekDomna.ed the com
mittee 70 DRAFT said resolutions and address.
Tho meeting then adjourned
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
An adjourned meeting Of this society held las
evening In their rooms No Chambers street. There was
very large attendance and much enthusiasm manifested
Mr. Charles hcDevit presided.
The repors Of various committees received. Wyn
keep, Halenbeck ana Thomas offered TO furnish truck
horses and presses for the OCCASION bs drswa in the
geserousy offered to furnish the necessary CROSSES rocI
&c appropriately embesned 1t then carried that
supper should take psoe at the Apollo Rooms the
evening Of the celebration. The society will Join
procession and cordially invite the operation OF the
printers generally
A deputatou from the Typographical Union No. o
waited upon the society and that owing 70 the ma
oriy OF their body being engaged daily press they
DC unable 70 participate IN II. procession and
ton After few other remarks the committee Withdrew
One Of the members Of the society inquired Of the Pre-
sdent he was aware that the propreiors OF the daily
journals would suspend the publication Of their several
journals on Thursday the day after the ce'eOratou He
was AFRAID, unless they did that the "typos would DO
prevented mastering in such numbers the ;asiou
emipently deserved.
The President replied that gentlemen connected with
the journal Of Commerce and Courier and Enquirer had
Informed him that those papers would suspend their pub
bcation on the N Of September. (cbeers)
gentleman suggested that, expedient, an address
should De prepared and presented 10 the propretors
toe daily Journals respectfully calling upon them to give
their employ &c opportunity OF joining 10 the jubilee
by publishing their papers on the day folio wing
After some routine business, the meeting adjourned.
CABLE CELEBRATION AT RAILWAY, NJ.
RAILWAY, August ls, 1858.
Grand Military and Ciic Ju5iiee-Innse EatAlsiasm-
Fireworks, Sal'aes Speeches, Nlun.sdtions, dc, de-
While great cite sare vieng with each other as TO
which shall do most honor to the great of the age
ii may not be unbecompg 10 chronicle the dongs and
feelings OF the smaller From tho moment the wires
first bore the burning words Of the success of the great
project into our midst, our otherwise quiet little
city has been In fever OF excite nent Our
public spirited Mayor Mr.. De Graw, (fsmilariy known
Is JudgeO immediAtely called q special meeting Of
the Common Council to take proper for cole
brataon worthy Of the event Appropriations 70 liberal
extent were made for music, sautes, fireworks, aod
every thing but public dinner" which, unlike tben
metropolitan brethren they did feel 10 nsed OF Up,a
receipt confirmation of the ne va of the nsl trans
mission Of the Queen message and Presidents reply
an impromptu procession was formed by the oxcised
ctzens, who, hastily organizing cot out panied
by HlssDs hne band, OF this place, headed by the
Mayer aud Common Council, In open carriages; the
mounted on superb black cnxser, aud followed Sy
tho citizens bearing torches. Ire cavalcsde wound
enthusiasm, whilst the sb1p frequent reports OF
booming csnr on told that the boys a. work Toe via
dows, before dark aud silent flashed ~ith refalg,nt
hehu and upon balcony and porch The fair ascend
10 numbers, maniiestipg their 10y by Smiles and
waving OF hanokercheis. IN. excitement stood ct pss
neieht Until mdneot, when the cortsoc halted At the
Mayors stately residence where after voclerous cries
Tor bis honor the latter appeared upon his ,ony and
addressed the assembsse in the glowing ami eloaueut
terms none know DETER BOW " use his hapov And An
proprate remarks received at tue
termnsaion Of which the crowd gradually dspersed. To-
A. NJ the military, civic socictes and c.tizsus formed (as
per previous ArrAnseuent .. the rown BALI At sxssly
the pcpusce The procession began {, move In ths follow
ipg order -hrst the May Lisht Cavalry u small but
py..es spa four oe. humo yer r mounted
riding i've abreast; NEXT the Rsh gay Fasileers forty
dve men, under Captain Strong ner tn, Frei.chutzsu
or German sbarrshooters. uuder Captain Eel; next,
the ire oompaI es, with their splendid appsrAas theo
the Mayor and Common Council, 10 open baroucnss,
orswn BY four gray horses each and last, In almost
endless line, the ctz'ns Frem the settiog OF the
procession TIL It's return there constant succession
Of sautes under charge Of 1912 veteran Cap:sc Xs
bey wnb tying coors banners ana devices he music
ssepR glorousy the they dedsd through street
AFTER street at each point receiving the joyful
ions OF the overcrow ded balconies and windowg
aion occurred in the excitement noon only resume
WIN greater force aud iptcnty at night Tue commons
appointed as the place for pyrotecnnic display by
eight O'Clock densey crowded All Was ex stsmcni; but
as the signal rocket sho up into the su1deu silence
reiened an then, the fire leaped up frams and
Illuminated Mr.. Edges grand alegorical piece the band
struck w, and the air rent with shouts regard
Tor your valuable space restraint me from entering into
any lepgshoncd description. Suffice 10 cay reflected
crcdt upon tho originator. From this time present
moment (nesrly midnshO tho excited people KEEP. up
their reocings and only arc their loud huzzAs be-
coming less and less frequent