The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-11

An arrived ~ ANtUliN lFNl AN7fNANA
The cable will bS landed 10 day. The sig
nal, are perfect throughout.
TRtxI1g BAT, Aug 5-The Niagara has
arrived here having successfully lAid the Tele
grsph Cable The shore enA will be landcd to-
morrax. Tie signals are perfect and the sue
ecSsoftle grand undertaking is now consider
ell complete.
The Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed from
Queenstown on Saturday, July l1ih, and met
in mM-neean on the 9Sth. The cable was sp'i-
cSd al l P. NJ, Thursday 26th, and the vessels
then departed, the Asamemnon and Nalorons
bound 70 yaIontia Ireland, and the Niagara an
QoIgoA Ur this place, where the latter arrived
yeStercsy and this morning the end OF the ca
ble win te landed. Il is 1853 nautical miles.
or 1853 statdte Hilcs from the Telegraph HOa'e
Il the head Of alencia liarlor to the Telegraph
House at the BULBS Arm. Trinity Bay, and for
more Than two thirds of this distance the wa
Ter Is over two miles in depth.
Tile cable has been paid from the Agamein-
Bsn At about the same speed as irom the Niaga
IA.
.srhc electrical signals are sent and received
throeh the who'e cable perfect. The machin-
ery fer paying out the cable worked most sa'is
hctosily, and was not stopped for single mo-
ment
Capt Hudson. Of tho Niagara. Messrs. Ever.
et & Woodhouse, the engineers, the electricians
and officers Of the ships. and in fact every man
on board the Telegraphic fleet exerted himself
Ia the utlnost to make the expedition successful
aud by the blessing Of divine Providence succee
dsi
Aner tie end Of the cable has been landed
and connected with the land line OF telegraph,
and the Niagara has discharged some cargo be-
l5nzing TO the Telegraph Company, she will go
II st. Johns for coal, and then proceeded at
ehcc to New York,
Signed CYRUS W. FIELD.
PEfLAnnLPRIA Aug. 5th.--'rhe laying of the
Atlantic Cable caused great excitement and re-
loicing here, though some still doubt the success
OF the enterprise.
2 At IIarrisburgh, the old State house bell, all
church, depot and factory bells were rung in
rejoicing.
LorisvtLLF, Aug 5th.--The publication Of a
despatch from Trinity Bay, that an electric cur
rent had established across the Atlantic, struck
our people like clap of thunder out Of clear
sky. In view Of the previous experiment they
had consigned the Atlantic Cable to the cate
cory of npossibili:ies. They were first as
founded and incrcdulou7, but recovering from
their sur prise adlnmitted the fact and enthusi-
astically speculatcd ON the benefcient conSe-
auences Of the enterprise; not few supposng
that buchanan and Victoria, hindered the re-
ception OF European intelligence by want OF
promptncss in exchanging teegraphic saluta-
tons, voted them old iogies, quite too slow for
this fast age, and are now in fever of excite
Inont for few words from the other side of
Ocean.
They have now g o'clock P NJ. concluded
to wait till tomorrow morning but not mo
ment longer.
The telegraph oflceas and operators partake
Of the general excitement, and the telegraph
office shows constellation Of beams from Its
windows
WHEELING, Aug 5-The people are rejoi
ced to hear ofthe success Of the Atlantic Gable,
but are yet somewhat incredulous.
DAYTON, Aug. 5th.--The news from Trinity
was at first considered hoax, but is now gen.
orally credited as authentic.
There is great deal OF private wonder and
rejoicing, but no public exhibition
CoLuNBUs, O., Aug. 5.-There is great re
ioicing and excitement in this city on the safe
landing Of the Atlantic Cable. The telegraph
Office IS brilliantly illuminated.
DETRoIr, Aug. 5.-There is great rejoicing
here at the successful result Of the Atlantis
telegraph enterprise. The telegraph office is
brilliantly illuminated.
HALIFAX, Aug. 6.--The orders Of the Asso-
ciated Press to hold open the lines between
New York and Trinity Bay, N. f., last night
were received and complied with as far as this
province, but rom some unexplained cause, the
New Foundand line closed, or at least ceased
TO work early in the evening thus cutting off all
communication with the cable at Trinity Bay
We have as yet 70 communication this mtra
ing with the Trinity Bay telegraph office, and
have, therefore. nothing of Importance in addi
ton to the satisfactory report yesterday of Mr.
Field. Our last adyices left the engineers and
their assistants employed in getting the cabl'
ashore at the Bay Of Bulbs Head
No doubt was entertained but that the Ag-
amemnon had arrived at Valencia Bay, but a:
the telegraphic instruments Tor the TRANSMISSION
of intelligence have never been put upon boarc
ofether vessel, there can be no actual commu
nication except by signals until after both end
OF the cable shall have been connected with tht
shore which may require several days
Through the courtesy Of President Buchanan
the agent Of the Associated Press is enabled t.
farnish the press and the public with the follow
ing dispatch to Cyrus w. Eeld, Esq, from Trim
.ity Bay, n. F.:
Mr. DEAR SIR:--T congratulate you with al
heart on the success OF the great enterpris
with which your name is so honorably connec
Ted, under the blessing of Divine Providence
trust It may prove instrumental in pronotin
peace and friendship between the kindred ma
tons.
h Ihaye not yet received tie Queens dispatch
ss Yours, very RESPECTFULLY,
Isienedl @ JAMES BUCHANAN.
New Yonk, Aug. 6.--The Merchants ES
chang of this city and the several Telegrar
Offices at No. 81 Wall street, will be brilliant
Nv illuminated this evening in honor Of the su'
cess Of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable. This, tf
greatest event of the age, will also be appropr
u sately celebrated this evening in every city, Vi
lage and town throughout this State, and Ne
England and the British Provinces where thei
are telegraph offices.
BosTox, Aug G.--Ah the city bells conne
tad with the fire alarm telegraph wires wei
struck at noon by the operator at Portlan
Maine, Office oil the American Telegraph Con
p.ny, by way Of rejoicing over the telegraT
cable enterprise. A hundred guns will be fire
from the common to morrow in honor Of Il
event.
ag9 NEw Yonk, Aug. 6.--the Herald publishes
special dispatch announcing the arrival Of Il
Aeamemuon at VaIentia Bay. She may ha'
arrived, but nothing certain is known yet. III
s truth OF the dispatch IS doubted, as BY preyiol
arrangement only signals are allowed to pa
between the Niagara and Agamemnon until bo
4 reach the shore. No news Of the latter will
trecsised until she lands at Valencia Bay.