The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-19

s1su.sbs Or o. they aid not attend 10 The few
sssrs 70 which they could attend there no excuse for
svsrysSps Dsossssry in the department now under our
consideration, and 70 whico We intend 70 direot their
Ieoge OF such matters ID capable Ia the fret
place then, they must put rste in tho kt,hen-shat
every considers Amost Indispensable. The thing
= an oven, and when this Is nut no they wall want
toastns and roasting apparatus, chairs instead Of hard
boxes and harder blocks to lit upon-blncks which are
particuASy objection able tender and delicate
feeling peealess 10 repeat various things shas
We Kitchen Of the telegraph station viii require 70 make
complete but the directors Of the company have only
70 get inventory Of what their Kitchens contain 20
he aware Of the wsnss toe operators aud to be enabled
0supply them. The cook there In no douaA Will prove
one to do full justice the culinary and that
same cook will hear efforts in oookpg before be is long
ssussisspers Of New orS Who have been 90 often sp
yesled 70 already, just think Cersll.n Isn put,ags
large lump Of pork into p nSs org enough % a'S one
wsterl IL wonder that the water should DOLL
awsy, and that the bottom OF the pot, bececnicg
'0' any sn'U wonder that tss .1,uld occur,
md that the cooks should throw Q whole
Isfull wafer, I'LL the DOT 10 ovedowing and put out
the IRE altogether. whas ~ould you think Of ~ho
eel out with The intention of making what they .
s.a.ev aad usr Of .hs s,s.. a., 20
art that hiss immcr allied Soyer and Hurrsy-to
esve tne oumplmg unfinished aud then endeavor to
vert into series OF pancakes just think OF IT, pan
cakes With plrns IN them and tnoee plums battered
spr bruhsd that the stones woud persist appearing
faieped surface. But the coos set everything to
Jghfs aud take care, when the pork boiling, the fst
dnmplrgs are commenced they do not end BY pecom-
ing doubtful pancakes
Nov al these little domestic uiebaps and troubles are,
after all not such roub 60 90 pgh be supposed but fur
nhh material for good joke 70 the dweers at the
station they have plenty To- eat for the oompaoy se
determined that there should happen 70 be famine In
Newfoundland they shall not waot they have also
pita barrel Of ale ard there the best water 10 the
Island WITHIN Q few feet Of the bulldog. There in
No lack Of fuel, hre~ood ia Aoantaat all around
them and they can cu> down sui; IN day to last
sbem for month In ADDITION :, this there is plenty
Of game 10 the valleys the mnuutsios, white the
sea- near the coast swarms with dab aud the
alive with trout Ne~oundlsodi is IN fac. the sporsmsus
paradise and the Nmrods OF the United States
70 find out they wiz rush to il wds during
mouths Whist do tney think II cscoing forty trout
from spot In . stream not two yards
vide in lis widest p"tP Woat do they hick OF psr,orm
tree without reel and the hoox bate with piece Of
Eutopf This feat the writer himself performed and he
.insy tesuaes tina; the r.u' WAS the finest ne ever
brook trout, which many Of the Broadway restaurants
serve 10 AZ dollar apiece There are bears too, in the
hand snorcug fine sort tor those who are fond OF the
rousher kmd OF game and the wolves sonnet mes become
20 bold that they break into the farmysrts and
% called, aH,rd sss' very soO 0s vsn iSSa
and there several varieties OF feahered game All
thugs considered, II viii be from this New
kpnoand rot such dyeary, desolsse place live H.
as that the telegraph station situated IN the midst Of
q Wilderness IL one tina, 90. devoid Of ats'aslons.
ps yet been alluded TO- but which is after all the most
important This is the ec'rcans' ONCE in which oil the
klsgaphc Instruments have been put up There are the
bakeries, which bear ;hs alton 10 the wire
suctor that the boilers bear 70 toe engine; aud
or force Of the electrical cursnr toa 70 nlcety; there
too, the needle which tells whether the continuity in
suia.on Is perfect There, in word, are all the
instrumt ns which were put on board the Niagara,
Ipd Which, having served their purpose well,
have been transferred TO he telegraph station al
Trinity Bay The Office IL also furnished With .
clock which keeps Greepeh time and the event Of it's
running down there malt a dozen cnronomtters by
srcsDs' cce is the b. arranged par, Of tbs whole ssaO
fsnment ana presents strong contrast TO the kitchen
and psrcr, both OF which the company must have well
furnished.
The telegraph house. proper to state here, has been
cshtd "Cyrus Station by the eecsrcsns, IN honor Of
tte could not receive a appropriate one, and
will beip to perpeus.e the nSce Of msu VINO has done
more than any other 10 make The Atlantic telegraph
Grand reality
THE FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT IN AMERICA
THAT THE CABLE WAS LAID.
About eight O'Clock the evening or the 4th inst,
while The Niagara proceeding up Trinity Bay and
eighteen miles distant RON the landing
pace Mr. Fee left tho ship for the purpose OF visiting
Me telegraph station, aud possbie Of sending patch
70 the United States announcing the OF the enter
Prise As the boat Of the Porcapne slongstie, was
cheerfuly placed at his osppal by Captain Otter, who
had undertaken TO pilot the Niagara Mr.. Field I'M
eassey set OUT and as the Gorgon on hsr way 70 tho
Ray Of Bulls Arm, ri the head Of which the cable 10
he lspded, he went board that vesse and his boat
tasen In TOW. Here he warmly received by CAps&n
Day and his ocers who 10 the full Enjoyment
II two O'Clock in the morning before
he Hrived at the beach, and quite dark he had
considerable dculty In finding the path that led up
the station There house In sight, and the whole
scene dreEry and desols,e q wilderness At
night could be- silence Of the grave reigued
everything before him. while behind, at the distance OF
mile, he could see the huge hull OF the Niagara
booming up ndstincty through the gloom of
night, and the light Of the lamps on her deck
making tho darkness stll darker and blacScr by
the contrast lie entered tho narrow road, and
Ai,er journey Of what appeared 70 be twenty
stands about half mile from the beach. There was
however, sgn Of life there, and lhe nouse, In its still
T. s.a eeseTod oos as II had long snoo ceased % BE-
the babaon OF In he looked Tor door Ia tae
'front.' but there was no entrance there he looked up
the windows In the hope perhaps Of being abe 70 enter
by that way but the windows In the lower story were be
yond his reash aud the house having been partly bu
sesour the establishment however led discovery
Of door in tho SIDE through he Ana y Succeeded
WAS SsasI Al 70 espec. .oSa arouse the nns,cs bS;
there seemed either b. be 70 arouse those
sns 10 psD spa he n,sssd Sp Sssra me
The door xn immedI..ey thrown open, and
wide swNe, and opening their eyes wider and wider, -
tho worderiu news fell upoa their astoaisbed and de-
lighted Trey could hardly believe the evidences Of
their senses, and pswdered 1t what they heard
Tho cable laid when but few short weeks before
they had received the Of disaster and dcfeas and
they looked ouly 10 the far distant future for the
compshmen Of the great work The cable laid aud they
unconscious Of it-hey who had waited aud watched SO
weary days weeks for The Oh they had begun
TO believe would come. Whal and they we're now
In the bay--those same shpswhin mile Of theml Can
they be drsamingS Dreaming no-whst they have
heard true, all true and there the living witness
before them.
what do you van.S' the exclamation OF the FIRST
Who awakened, he endeavored 70 rub the sleep
ont Of his eyes.
"IwaIt you to get up" said Mr. Field, "and help US
10 take the cable ashore"
s'To take cable sshore echoed the others who
Just awakins, and who heard The words, with
dim, dreamy idea OF their meanng-"ro take toe cable