Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-02


dlghtninr-9Sen and binds together 60, OO,-
o ss M 4. beings, speak ing the same language
'rd T ss 1 .PPins the, the same ,, ssd
hfew9f. Some Of the pieces will repr s mt the
NiagS& and Agamsmnon laying the ca bic, and
Europe and America. Rockets, &C., will be set
Barnum's Museum is covered with fagx. On
the front part Of the building are portraits of
Buchanan, Morse and Hudson on the rig ht end
on the left, Victoria, Franklin and Field: In the
centre Is representation of the Niagara and Cor
gon. At the bottom is a shield containing the
English and American coat OF. arms a lion is
lying beside the American and an eagle beside
the English arms The entrance to the Museum
Is draped with flags, which hang In festoons
around golden eagle.
At the southern extremity Of the Park is an arch,
Victoria ,..'r- Buchanan.
Gross of ST. George (Breastplate)
United in the Bonds Of Peace and Amity, August
5, 1883, Albion to Columbia-Hudson
to History-Field to Fame
"whom God hath joined together let no man
Ball. Black GO st aI siofe will be illuminated
throughout with gas. Suspended on the top Of
the building is an arch containing % The Allan
TIC TIC, Telegraph Cable !, below, /" Projected in
w. Field. England and America {" A long
piece OF the cable is suspended from the eagle
over the second story to the bottom.
D: Devlin Co, corner broadway and Warren
first story is the following: "Thunder and Light
ming ming; The Telegraph Lightning is our Thun-
Appleton d Co.'s building will be illuminated
large Drummond light will be placed over the
H. Dardonville, AS Broadway, has fine trans
side is the @ ne of Fed eTHat "ason on p spe
man and Everett on the other side Is the names
OF w att, Fulton, Stephenson and Morse; below
is the cable resting on New York and London,
with the word United over IL; the Niagara and
ASamemnon are In the distance The building
will be finely illuminated with 6S5 gas lights in
the evening.
Wax candles will give Tiaany's establishment
an imposing appearance; and the gas ghts will
be so arranged as to produce the likeness of a
shield aud star. A splendid transparency will
appear these lines:
- The pea, Of the world Is no longer unstable.
Its symbol and sign is piece of the cable
The Metropolitan will aim at combining sim
plicity with impressiveness Bows of Chinese
lanterns, with their colored lights. will extend
across the top aud below, between which will be
ssultaole motto, which has been Purposely kept
from the press. 1t will be appropriate, elegant
aud worthy Of the Lelands, and will sustain the
reputation of the establishment. Over eight
hundred guests are expected at the dinner TO-
FIederick's Photographic Establishment will
be decorated as before, with transparencies-Eu-
rope and America above. Daguerre and Morse
beneath, with a coil of cable and daguerrean bor
resting upon it. The back will also be ilIumi-
mated
Knox, the halter, determines to outvie all the
craft IN the mystic cabIld. Not only the transra
Iencies are TO he used which were employed he
fore, but more is to be added Lights so ar
ranged as to Field ~ will be placed in front and
upon the lamps will be the names of Field Hud
son and Everett. The letters Of Field and HIM
son appear Oh the Maiden lane side of the build
ing e.. v,u,
lH Broadway, is beautifully decked with flags
ana Iestoons Over the doorway is a bust of
Franklin, with the names of Field and orse each
SIDE. Among the fields of the English and
american ndSs can be seen the following insciD-
ton: '''''P
i" The Atlantic Telegraph, an artery through
which the living blood Of liberty shall be infuse
In all nations DER the sea-
Out OF each window are hung small flags, on
which are the names of all the States, and the
date OF their abundance into the Union.
male figures, England aud America, joining
hands over the ocean the lion by the one. and
tue eagle by the other. Above are the words
ni bini'n Neighborhood, Human Brother hood,
The decorations Of the St Nicholas are about
Completed Two large and finely. painted trans.
palencleS. On one is represented the President
ana the Queen, salutiuy each other. By each is
the nag OF their respective countries, and under
meath is the word Reciprocity" The other
represents John Bull and Brother Jonathan
uhlFd DY the cable. The borders of the pictures
are draPed by similitudss Of the national flags
Across the street is extended piece Of the origi
MAI CoheY-ISland cable.
stephen VIM. Smith will exhibit great num-
Der OF parti-colored tissue pa per lamps
solomon d Hart exhibited their decorations
last evening large banner, bound wirh red
M II - for Morse, Field, Hudson. On the
upper corner, at the right, are the words Eu-
!oIe ana America united by telegraph and at
the left, "Glory to God I'm the highest; on earth
peace, good will toward men ,, The centre niece
contains two female figures, blowing trump-ts;
the eagle on one side, and the lion on the other
Al the bottom is an ocean scene-the Niagara
steering from New York and the Ayamemaon
from London. Above the Niagara is the Goddess
OF Liberty, holding the American cnlors. over
LONDON is Britannia, with the Union Jack, and
near by, with disheveled hair and saddened
countenance, is Erin, bearing the yellow f,ag
beneath are the names Of the President and the
Queen.
At No. S Broadway is to be suspended acros,
the street large canvas, with the French. Eng
lish, and American colors. At the left hand M.
per corner is the Eagle, with the motto "E Plu-
rlbus Unum, - around which is the Atlantic
Cable representation. On the right hand is the
Lion and British national motto. Between these
are the words:
$50 we grow together like a double berry.
Seamen parted, but still a union in partition
Two lovely cherries moulded on one stem: SO
with two seamen, two bodies but one heart -
T. Lyon Co., No Al Broadway, have fine
transparency in front Of their building The
letters "B ~ 'V - are at each of the upper cor
ners; at the bottom corners are the English and
American shields. In the middle are the follow.
Morse, Field, and Hudson-threc noble mates
Have made all nations the United States
Below this are the Niagara and Ayamemnon
laying the cable
Europe from these United States
The sea no longer separates
fayior's transparency still occupies its place as
OF old Tonight it will he illuminated even
more gloriously than before. Arches of lilo ht are
to irradiate each window. Last night, as the
works were completed, the effect was such as to
attract crowd. ~
BROOKS Brothers are determined TO bs on hand
TINS lime About ON candles and colorcd Chi
nese lanterns will illuminate their building The
transparency containsa female figure on eac b end
Britannia with the English flag on the rip ht an
Indian woman with the American Dag on the
LETT. Above is the following motto:
1.-The Great Event of Our Day--Commenced in
Faith pursued In Hope, may it be bond of Cha
rlty and Good Will between Nations
Under the above inscription are the Niagara
ana Agamemnon laying the cable between is a
shield bearing the arms OF England and Arneri-
ca, surrounded by "Spread Eagle
James, Beebe Co, No. $50 BROADWAY has a
balcony erected In front of the store, containing
the following inscription:
=" The cable, with It's peaceful tricks i
Makes OF muSkets caDdlesticks - ..
SIX muskets, employed cand KS arc nl,cod