Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-18
ARRIVAL OF THE SONORA.
BY NORTHERN TELEGRAPH,
[FRoM OUR EXTRA OF THURsDAY.1
SAN Francisco, Sept. 16.


ulatory message from the Directors in England
to the Directors in America Cirns Station, New
Foundland, Aug. 16th.-To the Directors of the
Atlantic Tel. Co, Europe and America, an united
by telegraph" Glory to God in the highest,
and on earth peace, good will towards men,"
Signed, Directors Atlantic Tel. Co.
Messages of Aug. 16, as transmitted over the
Ocean Telegraph Queen Victoria to President
Buchanan. Valencia Bay.--7o tie President Of
tie United States, Washington" The Queen de-
sires to congratulate the President on the com
pletion of the great international work in which
the Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President will join
with her in fervent.y hoping that the electric ca
bic which now joins Great Britain with the Uni
ted States will prove an additional link between
The nations whose friendshipi is founded upon their
common interest and commands reciprocal cs-
teem The Queen has pleasure in communica-
ting with the President, and renewing with him
her wishes for The prosperity Of the United
States"
The President replied Washington City, Aug.
16-To Her Mgesty, Victoria, queen Of Great
Britain. 49," The President cordially reciprocates
the congratulations of her Majesty, the Queen, on
the success of the great international enterprise
accomplished by the science, skill and indomita-
ble energy Of the two countries 1t is a triumph
more glorious and far more useful to mankind
than war ever was by conquerers on the field Of
battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph under the
blessings Of Heaven, prove to be a bond of per-
petual peace between the kindred nations, and
all nations, and an instrument designed by Di-
vine Providence to dif'use religion, civilization
and love throughout the world. In this view
will not all the nations of christendom spontane-
ously unite in the acclamaton that it shall be
forever mutual, and that its communications
shall be held sacred in passing to the places of
their destination, even in the midst of hostility"
The grand event of the age is consummated.
The reports of the arrival of the Niagara at
Trinity Bay was followed by the news of the ar
rival Of the Agamemnon at Valencia Bay, and
Immediately the whole Union was agog
In every city and village in the whole country
dispatches announced the glad intelligence and
everybody wanted the first message. Some trou-
BILE was had at first, by the electricians, in arran-
ging the recording instruments-all were satisfied
that signals from Valencia Bay were perfect. In
the meantime several merchants forwarded mes
sages to be sent; one, of 81 words was paid for
at the rate Of one dollar word. Arrangements
were made for general celebration, and in New
York triple was had on the 1st, on the receipt
Of tbo Sc
Niagara; and on The Sd, grand International
festival to occur at New York and London, at the
same time. On the 10Th the first regular message
was transmitted between Continents. A few
hours afterwards the Queens message was re-
ceived, but by accident the first paragraph was
given as the whole occasioning much disap-
pontment; on the 10th the whole document was
received, and there was general outburst of the
popuace, bells ringing, cannons firing, tar bar
rels burning and flags waving, and public festivi-
ty everywhere.
In New York there was brilliant display of
fireworks, salute of 200 guns and general illumi-
nation No further dispatches from Europe, but
enough is known to convince of the successful
laying of the Gable. Cyrus W. Field, Capt
Hudson Everett, Prof. Morse and others concern
ed in the enterprise were in New York on the
10th, and were escorted ashore from the Niagara
by committee of Brooklyn citizens. Eighty
miles of the Gable remains on board, which will
be sold in three inch pieces Time is not fixed
for opening business on the line; nor when the
Simultaneous New York and London celebration
fo1yo r1o Dbo nP .,,ly op4
congratulatory message to Mayor of London.
POIIr1cAf.-The Democracy of Missouri have
elected the entire delegation to Congress. In
Kentucky the Democratic Clerk of Court OF Ap-
peals had 9O95 majority in Sc Counties reported.
Ellis, Of North Carolina is elected Governor over
McRea, Independent and Know-Nothng, by 49,
coo majority Kansas has refused the Lecompton
Constitution by 10000 mgjoriy. call has been
issued for another Constitutional Convention
Arkansas Democrats have elected Congressman.
The President has appointed Geo. W, Ryckman,
Of California, Secretary to the U. S. Legation in
Cbili. Hon. Richard W. Thompson, of Indiana
will stump Illinois TO effect coalition of Fillmore
Americans and Douglas men. Tom Corwin is
nominated as anti.Lecompton candidate for Con-
gress, 7th District of Ohio Z. B. and l. Wash
burn are nominated for Congress in Illinois and
Manc-brothers.
Lieut.. Beale has organized a Camel expedition
to construct road from Fort Smith to the Colora-
do. Chief Justice Dean, of the n. Y. Supreme
Court, is dead.
Increase of deaths from yellow fever at New
Orleans, in one week, was l46. The fever is ra-
ging at Charlestou-several vessels are in quar-
antne at New York Walker and Gen. Hum
phries and Col. Slater, his new bondsmen, are
negotiating with George Law for armament
against Nicaragua. They are closely watched
| by Government officers The Baltimore Exchange
was mobbed by 7l2 men, armed wish revovers
the grievance of the Exchange was reflections
on conduct Of policeman.
EURoPE.-The New Caledonia Bill was being