New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

,re4k e, itsef Grset preparations are being msde
for srsri ce,ebrstor this evering At eight clock
sLs.s O. oHe huld-sd guns VII BE- fred
.SA ali the bells n the city rung. AL the
psbdc buildings, ths pnccipd hote!s aud
nost of TIA stores and private residences in toe
ciy asd srbuibs vii Be Illuminated. Tie Military sod
tee Fire Departments viii be OFT in full force, and tae
pccoeseon vii proceed to the rs:dencs Of Professor
Mo;ss two miles below the city. His grounds and
he1.s vi be Illuminated By Chneee lamps &c. To-
Uorov nigh. public meeting viii be held here, a.
~5ich Bsrsor J. Lossitg esq., viii read historical
tks.cl of the Telegraph, and the Hon. Gilbert Dean
sni o.asrs are expected to spesk.
ALBAsr, n. y, Tuesday Aug. Il, ls'3
TIE impromptu cslsbrstion held here last night in
h,ncr of TIE successful working Of the Ocean Tele-
grsps Tss one Of the most striking demonErstions
ever made il this city. Immediately or the reception
Of the nsws the whole aspect Of the city underwent
noH magical change.
Ds,knees was dspelled by Light; silence gave plsoe
to the roise Of iubiee the deserted streets became
.h.orsed With countless mudtuces; bonf'es Of pitch
ard pine cen. forth their gius all the public thor
oughtAes; rooke.s and Roman csrdles shot upward
ATcUgh tie da-k-ees above; the cannon Of the Buck
and Breok Club ani ths: f-o the Annoy came forth
sri were fired IN the streets Company B, Capt. Van
VeoLten turned OF. grand parade, firing voieys at
several points; speeches were made by Mayor Perry,
t. Ssoesry Of Sta.s Nj George Dawson, and others,
AID ss cs.ebra.cn was kept Up unhsggingy through
tAe sntue uigrt.
SCHENECTADY, Tuesisy, August Il, P. N.
Tie citizens Of Soherectsdy were jublsnt lat night
upcn TIE ,eoeip. Of the Of the successful working
Of he Atlantic Telegraph, and to night will be
geceral Illumination ord rejoicing according to the re-
qz,s. Of the Mayor in proclamation published to-day.
KINGs1os n. Y. Tuesday, August II, 1853.
Bels s.e ringing sad 100 guns firing the houses
vii De I.umrated, aud a procession paradipg the
s.lests
RosDour n. y, Tuesday, Aug. Il, 1853.
Til. QUens me esssge was received here at 9l o'clock
lss. sysaAR. Ons hundred guns were fred, bonfires
were Lighted, rockets s.reamed through the air, while
a .orchlieht procession was marching through the
streets ar the bells ringing merry peal all of
cur citizens evinciDg the most unbounded enthusiasm
aDi demonstrations ofioy. Tonight grand ilumira'
too viii take place. Soldiers, citizens and fremen
WI tuYn or en- masse to celebrate in becoming man.
rer The great even. o. the ags.
FrLTos, n. Y, Tuesdsy, Aug. II, 1888.
Tbs people here are in the widest state of entbusi
Asn, ow.Dg to the reception Of the Queens message.
A serious accident has Just occurred from the preDs-
tue 6sohsrge Of q CANON, by which three men were
ss,ously Il not fatally Injured.
PoR1cHEsIER, n. " Tuesdsy, Aug. Il, 1853.
Tie bells were ell r1r for hour the reception
Of the news that the Queens Message had been re-
ceved end flags yirg from all 'loops in the har-
bor, aud a.. the public buildings.
RosE, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1853.
Rome ia now celebrating tie consummstion Of the
el.sisphc urion of Europe and America. The grea.-
est enthusiasm prevails. Bells ere ringing, cannon
rearing bards playing iuminatons blazing and every
BODY rejoicing. The fire brigade are paradipg IN
.c.chght procession. Ore hundred guns were fred at
D. NJ, during which ore of the gurners lost hand
By the premature discharge ofa piece,
PAI,rrsr BRIDeE, NY, Aug. II, 1898.
Tie success cf the Ocesn Telegraph was celebrated
beYe this evening by the firing Of salutes and ringing of
bella The Depot of the New-York Central Railroad
was brilliantly Illuminated and the people, young and
Cd turned out en- mssse running over with enthusiasm
Owfco, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1853.
TIE event Of tie sge has been enthusiastically ces.
brsts lere today. The bells merrly rsrg out the
of tie Queens and Presidents dispatch
ss e. 70 n, ard this p and evening have witnessed
tas extreme joy manifested in professions, cannon
fling, boz fires, fireworks, speeches and cheers.
PoR1 JERyIs, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1853.
Wstaye celsbrsted the glorious achievement Of the
ayrc Of the Atlart, cable at this place, by the firing
Of eups tochlieat procession, general illumination,
&c. Oraticls By the Hon. w. +. Mccormack, the
Rev. Mr. GrirreI the Hon. S. F. Hesdley, the
Rev. M Mles and others Notices OF various de-
scYiptors conspouously displayed.
The citizens of cur village and those of the sur
,ourdrg country have participated warmly in this
g'crious achievement
OswEGo, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1853.
Crest en.husis,m prevails here to-day in commem-
no.at1g the laying ard working Of the Atlantic cable
On recs:p. Of the Queens and Presidents messages,
carnors were fred ard bells rung, after which the mil
..sry came out and parsded through the principal
streets, headed by bands Of music. American and
British flags are foatirg together triumphanty from
ths .hi, prg in the harbor ard from public and prvse
buildings. This evening the fremen are out with
torchlah.s and public buildings, stores and private
resdsroes generally are Illuminated, among which are
the telegraph oficss, the Custom-House, the City
Hail. ard Commercial Times building. The festivities
Of the isy viii oose with fireworks and bonfres. 1t
s one OF the most Joyous days seen in Osweeo.
While salute was being fred this forenoon, Lamofite
l.. Thorp one Of the gun squad, had his right arm
blown CT by premature discharge.
ScaEsEcrADi, Tuesday, Aug. IL, 1853.
Tbs city is in q blaze OF light Every window Is
um mated, the bells ringing merry pesls, guns are
firing, and the Goth Regiment flagstaff, one hundred
and fc,ty fee. high is strung with coored lights, al
in honor Of the successful working Of the Atlantic
| Cable.
Syracuse, Tuesday, August II, 1853.
The celebration this evening exceeds in msgnhosnce
.ry.hirg ths. has ever been witnessed here before.
TIE telegraph railroad and printing offices, hotel.,
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