Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

CRowSING SUCCESS OF THE ATLANTIC
CABLE-THE QUEENS MEssAGE.-The
greatest era in the worlds history was
inaugurated on the 18th inst, by the trans
mission of Queen Victoria's message to
President Buchanan, and his reply to
it. The delay in Transmission was eaus-
ed by the recording instruments not be-
ing properly arranged; but the entire
and complete. success Of the enterprise
has now been accomplished. From the
following dispatches it will be perceived
that the event has caused the greatest en-
thusiasm in different cities:
QUEENS MESSAGE.
To he Honorable Prssii-s' Of ne United Sta'es:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the completion Of this
great international work in which the
Queen takes the deepest interest The
Queen is convinced that the President
viii join with her in fcryeutly hoping that
the electric cable. which now connects
Great Britain with the United States, will
prove an additional link between the ma
tons whose friendship is founded upon
their common interest and reciprocal G.
teen. The Queen has much pleasure in
thus communicating with the President.
and thus renewing to him her wishes for
the prosperity Of the United States
President BUcHzy7 ms RERLE-
NV I-ui.1A, 4xu-s- r.
The following was sent over the Allan
tic Cable yesterday:
The President cordially reciprocates the
congratulations cf her Majesty the Queen,
on the success Of the great international
enterprise, accomplished by the science,
skill and indomitablc energy OF the two
countries. Il is triumph more glorious.
because more useful than was ever won by
the conqucrer on the field Of battle. May
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, under
the blessing ofheayen, prove to be bond
Of perpetual peace and friendship between
the kindred nations, aud an instrument.
destined by Divine Providence to dilTusc
religion, civilization, liberty and law
throughout the world.
In this view will not all the nations Of
christcudom spontaneously uni;e in the
declaration that IL shall be forever neutral
and that its communication shall be held
sacred in the place of their destination il
the midst Of hostiiities2
WAsnINGroN CITY, August I6. IS5s.
DIRECTORS DISPgTcH
To de Directors 81 ne
IRaHtir Tslryroph Compaay:
Cyrus STATION, y. f., Aug. To-
Europe and America arc united b. Tcle.
graph. Glory be to God in the highest.
On earth peace aud good vii! towards men.
(Sigucd,)
Dir'rs Of the Ar. Tel. Go. ofG Britain.
QUEEyS HESSIGE IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. lG-The Queen
message was received here at half past Ill
o o'clock, Z. ". Il was announced from
the Telegraph office by brilliant display
Of fireworks-thcrei is great enthusiasm
The City Authoritics arcPreparing to join
sister cities in the jubilee upon the event
QUEENS WESS.9GE ISN.lSHTfLLE
NASHVILLE, Aug. 16-Thore Is tro
mondous excitement here in consequences
Of the reception Of the Queens Message,
per Atlantic Gable. Large bodies of men
are paradIug the streets with music and
bouGres All the bells in the city we're
rang for half an hour.
QUEENS WESSzCE ~ NETV 5RLE.5NS.
NEw ORLEANS. Aug. l6.-Tho recep-
tioh Of the Queens Message caused much
excitement in the city. The di=Jg,ievers
are now satisfied.
At a large meeting Of the citizens Of
Nashville, held on the 18th inst. 4 com
mittee was appointed to request President
Buchanan to issue his proclamation, ap.
pointing a general jubilee in honor Of the
success Of the Atlantic telegraph. The
accounts from London state that the news
Of the success Of the cable was received
in that city with the greatest enthusiasm /:
AZ OLD INrHourrr SLIGHTLY ALTERED ron rur
PRESENT ocrtstoS.
The news from two Continents now.
l. sent through the depths of the sc1.
While che t-hc. Oh waeeiu- their tails.
Cry. Graciou-. how viac 0c shall be