Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21
The Transatlantic Telegraph ConEpleted-
The Queens Message TO President Ru~
MICROSCOPIC chanan.
LONDON, EnG1Aap, August Is, 1858.

LouDoN, Ene1AEp, August Is, 1858.
70 the Hon President Of the United STATS:
Her Majesty desifes to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion OF
this great international work, in which the.
Queen has taken the deepest interest,
Received at the National Telegraph office
at $50 T. a..
|. Notice of the Opening Message.
TRINITY BAY, N. r, Aug. I6,-ToaH Tale
graph Offices IN The United States aasd British
Posssssions-The Transatlantic Cable is now
in readiness to acknowledgements and is now
working we'll. The Queens opening mes
sage to the Presidentgaays be expected this
afternoon or evening.
Received By the Southern line at 4 r. NJ,
and by the National Line at SAB
Successful Working of the Telegraph.
TRINITY Bay, Aug. 1.-THE electricians
are rapidly overcoming the difficulties in the
way Of a successful operation Of the cable,
and are at this moment :e,iting through it.
They are confident OF complete success and
the line will probably be opened in two or
three days. za* S.
Another Message Direct frorn Europe.
/ LonDo0, August, 10th, 1870 the Di-
~rectors of,tae Atlantic Telegraph Company in
America - ~ z5.
'.E,rones and America are united BY Tele-
graphl GIory be to God in the Highest on
Earth, peace and good will towards msn.'n
lSignea.
Directors Atlantic Telegraph Company
'~. OF Great Britain.
additional to Queens Message sent f1Tester
duu.-Atter words deepest interest-"The
Queen is convinced that the President will
inin with her in lerventIy hoping that the
Electric Gable which now connects Britain
with United States wilt prove at additional
link between the nations whose. friendship
is founded upon their common interest and
reciprocal esteem. The Queen. has much
pleasure in thus communicating with the
President, and thus renewing to him her
wishes for the prosperity Of the United
States.1
BY mistake the President received only
the portion Published in our this mornings
edition, yesterday. The above came across
the Atlantic at 1--WE o'c!oek this morning.
TO THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND:
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
The President cordially reeiprocates the
congratulations @! fief ttajesty, the queen,
on the success OF tue great international en-
terprize accomplished by the science, skill,
and indomitable energy of the two countries.
1t is a triumph more glorious, because more
useful, than was ever Won by the conuueror
on the field of battle. May the Atlantic Tel
egraph Company, l11de r The blessing Of Heaven
prove to be a bond OF perpetual peace ant
friendship between the kindred nations, and
All Observation-Disclosures by Divine Providence
to d,fuse religion, civilization, liberty and
law. throughout the word. In this view,
| will not all the 1ations of Christendom spor-
taneons!y unite i'll the declaration that it
| shall be forever neutral, and that its con1tifn.
nications shall he held sacred in the places
OF their destination in the midst of hos Till
ties.
DATED AT WAsHISeTos C1TY.}
r. August 18th, 1858.