Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
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The successful laying Of the transatlantic Telegraph
Gable marks in the history of human progress
Henceforth, Europe Western Asia and Northern Africa
lie within hours distance from shores, and the bat
tie which decides the fate of kingdom, the capture OF
Vienna Gibraltar the birth Of heir to royalty the
death Nicholas Wellington in any country which
touches the Mediterranean the Euxine the Black Sea OF
the German Ocean, will be published in New York the next
morning if the very day Of its Occurrences In
moment it were have been thrown into the mned
ate Intellectual neighborhood of the whole civilized and
large portion of the world The rise and
fall stocks in Lsndon or Paris will henceforth report
from day day in the journals OF seaboard cities
The bodest operators in Wall street viii refuse to Guy
they read the quotations of that days bus
in the Royal Exchange and at the Bourse, whose
will have closed an hour or so before ours
can begin revolution in Paris, important vote in
Parliament nsurrection in Italy, fire in Constantine
ple will be discussed around the breakasttabes OF New
York a few hours after its mighty though
silent transformation in the condition of human existence
been effected by the little wire stretching across
oceans bed from the coast of Ireland to tina OF British
America inevitable result of this must be i'm
exampled community OF feeling and interest among the
nations of Chrsendom, and consequent desire for more
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