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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02
APPEARANCE Of THE SHIPPING.

NATIONAL SALUTE FROM TIE ARABIA
SALUTES FROM VARIOUS yESSELS-HOW
THE SHIPS WERE DRESSED, &C.
would be rather strange II the shipping In the hnbor
did net fully psrc cato 10 the cable celebration To the
fundamentally OF TIE skipping are Indebted no. only
for the lsyEg Of the cable, but for that OF every
ot5er sub nxrpe telegraph which hss bsen aii
will be laid. There At present in tho pert ssme 7co to
eco vessels Independent cf small crs AM every o.
them contributed their part tbs cclct OF tho celebration
yesterday. All the flags that could be hosscd
alot were displayed from ias rigging OF every
craft, and the APPEARANCE Of the whole range
OF shipping along the East and N ,rh rivers, ana in
rcEt q the Battery, sirikngy beaufcl soms had
more Hays lying than offers, bat all were dretee1 10
Eeir bes holiday attire The steamships, a1d especially
the ste aDshig, Usual took the lead Every
u the Collins steanships were covered with buhtng,
"A tnese Ct cher iines were roa deficient in their dis
pay Of cplogs. The teauHhip Arabia was hauled on.
mo tue stream In tbs fcrcroen ready to start on her
TO Europe, and she Was Conspicuous as she
Icy posite jersey CITY. Shs dpayed all of her
and q, hail psss eleven In tho forenoon hred
.ue OF twenty guns This salute returned b.
several CT she steamships Of off rent lines lyrg along
The North river Tho Saxopia which called for Ia
Yesterday, wAS also gay drtseee, Rnd both her and
the Arabia saldei By the United States fsigste
Sabine Nc t.ey passed ths Battery, where she lay al
ctored Toeee ssues consisted oiopng coiots By the
Saline and returning OF the com pnent by tho ocean
ehpr. petty sud Interesting TO observe 81
many. vesses Representing nearly all the commercial
raiiops OF the Old WoFld and the New lying together
in The port celebrating winch IS the means
OF connectrg both worlds In harmonious and useful
bond OF friendship, intelligence and novel interc,ur2e
Some OF the vesee scereo to ndcste that this IDEA bad
struck their masters for tho rgs OF the principal nsous
Of Europe ard Ausrca icsencusy eDtScefin their
rigepg IN many chips tho national banners OF the Unei
States ard Grea. Britain wors ~ouod up together snd
Blended IN IN tics evening some or the steamships
Joined 10 the iuGir a.cns by displaying soi and blue
tights from their rissirs.
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The celebration IN this city Yesterday Of tho suc.
cessful laying Of the Atlantic telegraph cablee clpsed
al former displays Of ike character on this CONT
nent Fun details Of tho event arc given In g. days
paper. All business was suspended. and we have
consequently no reports Of finance, trade or law
proceeding TO present this morning The grand
cable jubilee absorbed attention completely. Celc
bratiors were also held yesterday al Philadelphia
Montreal. Albany, Schenectady, Troy. Worcester
S. Louis and Newark, ". j., and al various other
places Examinations and fireworks marked the pub.
lie appreciation Of the grert achievement Of the
age.
Aswc 90 10 press, halfpas, two O'Clock Al the
intelligence he's reached Is that the Quarantine Hos
pital. az Tumpkinsville Staten Island Is burning
and viii soon be mass OF ruins II i said that the
news was telcgraYhed 70 The headquarters Of the
Metropolitan police socn after one o'clock, and the
Deputy Superintendent was requested TO detail a
body OF men 20 be despatched as soon as possible.
trouble being anticipated The prevailing opinion is
that the FIRE vas the work Of an incondiary.
by the arrival OF thu brig Lady Chapman at this
port yesterday, we have dates from Bermuda to the
18th nit The news however, is unimpOriant. The
shin salsettc had arrived AZ Trinidad from China.
with cooiic emiuan,s Ono hundred and twenty
had died on the passage aud many more on landing
were sent 10 the hospital. smart shock OF earth
quake was felt al 81. kits on the 18th Of July.
The steamship Africa Is now fully due al this port
with the European mails and details Of news to the
2lst ut.
Late accounts from Utah state that ~ tie election
for legislative and county officers the "a ult the
democrats-or anti-Mormon candidates, We presume
were chosen in Greene and River counties by an
average majority Of eighty.
The receipts Of beef cattle AZ the various yards
during the past week amounted 10 1921 head ~
Increase Of o9l Road a. compared with the re-
ceipts OF the week previo1s The unusaaliy large
supply causcd a decline ia rrcca Q. cent
pound N. rates ranging Fl G. Z Sicr a"coriUs -
quality. There was is'r demand for cows and
calves ard sales Serc moie y sloe -6o lov good 70
prime. The supply q val calves " light, and
mics improycd title. 0aite nunbor sold az
Csc., and few brought a. high 10. The receipts
Of sheep and lambs continued heavy, but with mo-
derately active demand previous rates were main.
tanned. The swine market was well supplied, but
TIC aSla4a vas en- mcdu.alc At i.:.asic.
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rex--PAErr I'm STo,Syn, on Tuesday, August 81 a.
the residence CT the braes fstser, By no Raw Mr. Yea
Pfssn, Mr. CH.srs Cox 10 CAsoiISF AMANDA youngest
daughter q Wiiam T Baker, Esq.
HApr-- nAsIsssr--un "Wednesday, August 20, By the
Rev G. Crawford. q. the residence or the OH stating
clergy man GIoscr X HGRs, Eq, 70 Mss GScEGIAsuA
EsTTsnrE, all OF this city.
JAccn-NLv7oH--l brooklyn, on Sunday. August -,
BY tire Rev Mr Gari'cts, LOUIS JAcoB u ExA, oIdaa
daughter OF James Newton
hAGsus-- STSrnAsy I'm Philadelphia, Wednesday.
Sep. !, Mr. Emil hAG-us, Of New York, 70 Mr.. ExsA
BAirIRS Srsrn.Ny.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, August 81, by the Rev.
Mr. Chcper, al Babylon, L. J., NJ tho residence OF The
u Purely.
wnuEID-MoovE. AT White Plains, westchestsr
", " Tuesday, August 81, by tito Rev. william "
chpr at tha rsasdereo 81 the brides father HERvEE r.
wnFisID IL this CITY, 20 RsnxccA daughter OF RcharA
Moore, ESQ, Of White Pairs, formerly Of this city.
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Dss'suG'ioo ~ The QaaFaatiu- IosD,-
sal by a Mob.

AL tea o'clock las. night d band Of onS tAoas.oa
nen broke into the Quagsn!inc grounds and BET the
hospital and shanies therein or fire aud threa. snea
to set fire also 10 the residence Of nr. Thomp.
son. the Health Officer. who called the steyc
employed in unloading vessels together. armine
them with mushets sDd commanding them AZ al,
hazards 70 nrotect the h-iloing The hospital sa
haas Of ruins, ,Dd many Of the sbaltcs also. CAP.
tain Bolton Of Tie iIarbor Police, GANG up to the
city at late hour 81 an additional poiiSe force, an
the nob were IN furious state. and il wss,not
known how the affair would end q
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POSTSCRIPT.

FvA ocI3ts 49,
Our news agent at Staten Island has i4t Ftnipa
town with additional intelligence from the scene Of
disaster lie reports the fire still raging5
Two large hospitals, several shanties barn, car.
penters shop and number Of other buildings have
been destroyed.
The buildings were set on FIRE by an inceudiaey
who .aS caught in the act but who was rescued by
the mob. The wal surrounding the Quarantine
was battered down ~ the mob, aud the work az
destruction commenced
During the rencontre setweed the hospital en-
2ioyes and the mob oLe man was si.ct He died in
short time after Another r,sn was lady wounded
There is every probability that all the Quarsntas
buiii-ngs will be entirely destroyed.
Tbs excitement at Tcmpknsvi,ie is intsnse.
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1 THE PniN TIERS AND TliE TELEGRAPH.
| Aian.s,.so The Ns~ York rspcE tspuc.i uaca sha
tfesn strt rtlctsi rVbt.h TIE following c,asfs'l
sy sxCsessots 90 he esrse e thu ia nsf nta grirss
= E4sYas ne s,iys t. ~ inpTss0t eveis of isy.sg
eHr Att INTO Ts,TG sAru CABLE.
-. Ms YnS lyplg.s rcios untcr dssgs = I'm zns Q
,x, ssYksula mIs wlt III - 4 tss eH.i-s c1n -av"y
$500 Eat. iuuph of sCi~Gcc aci SAIL,
w 20. "ue'ht Ats.ee n.gsAlr soE 'Ns tan5sat sc
a.. 80, .rttry Of F'aaS:n, the r-isset sssA, Va,
al hsi.a VIC Iecrrcs ~ be- i. a s,csai oaiy u
~ s",.,c, ~ IL rso2sg.itn u .ne4l-aes e tue q
:, s,,fp ,S,se g, Nslibios psss = "a v 5'coia
,Ishe xn,.., VI tee pssfs, IS g!sitg lee pasor
'.r,rrat rsror 49, sfFetee sub r; Re s'nes sSs
a., - ,ba.ot, ~, elgsae oil he esfso1se. Aad
ses esuisl syece caris 4, !, 90 aa,,r. - ,,,,,,t.r o.
ooss,,,s 49, 'o'i Ssre, Of typogra.ay, slss n
tI.-,.',t..- n', - Ts3sj r.-ro 6r5scs 10 as cb
49, ~, az 80 sasae . SHEA they vii, ns, b.iaz
Let alose tie nteligesc nosss.s,ar ~ ss;o 80
tie Isfcical ,es.ts src actual ~ " Son0s ~
art !, ,o,I.. .,,..
Electricity, by overland wires, hS r peo1 ~ olary
10 the requirements OF srsce and COZ -. 1e ats
a'rssty cmed 90 it3 Use In doA
but tee usreaslsptc telegraph cfers snS sHonsa
1g aslNs for international ntorcoui ~, AaN viz
daubuefa 10 much 10 axe al naakind foel Ia exn
VIC weicovns 1t a.so for brrgrg Us toto more IN q III
cortsct with the advanced civilization OF ~ yer
Other end, bops ihn As5tic seeersph will in ouaxe
them sb OF the vevscus vii taes Ct cur Youog ra
pu iDst into the tho principles or osr
~, Equsiny and Fraternity"
Tho typographical Union regard the difficult character
and tccse Q! this great enterprise as sefec'ng holor
sl wto lave BEEN instrumental In It's accomplish
meet G, SMITH, Pfesicene
X. o. DACK Rec SEQ
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INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
AFraysAs SHOT IN BROADWAY.

A F1hEMAN SHOT IN hcADWAY.
An unfortunate circumstance took place nbolt half past
eight O'Clock last evening" at tho Of Broadway and
Canal street Fsens corr~n, NO. u and Hose Company
No Is passing that point together route to tho
Crystal Palace and there considerable rush Of peo
Die there NJ the tire. shot from ps.oi which
bred, however, created some confusion, and u was
TUNED on. that John Fitzgerald, Of Is Hose,
wes the Injured rarity and that bulic; from the pistol
was lodged in hs loot He rss taken 70 the cliy Hos
ofccr OF the Fiih precinct II believed that the occur
rtrce TIE result OF an accident az no Ill feeling ex-
made by The police, IL known whether q fireman
rome ether party nred ths shot
ACCIDENT FROM ROCKET.
ycurg man, named J. X Larke, has met with 3
severe blow tho shonlder disabling his rsat arm)
frcn the fall Of rocket stick on Broadway He has boon
taken TO his Friends but doubts are entertained OF the
covery Of tie use OF the limb.
ACCIDENT TO ONE or THE HARLEM STEAMBOATS,.
The steamboat Ivan Grove on tho ha past ten o'clock
trip dcwn from as@ Ian swsy from non one q ano
Who happened 70 DO In charge Of The wheel,
and won't high on The rosks q Jonos' Wood,
passengers, amorg whom were the Randails fslsud
boys Who en- their way 10 JOIN The procession Over
one hunsra is%psa amer Ih mrs. pro
pefarbuated tho wood for short time, with apparent
gratitude II havpg bern so ENTHUSIASTICALLY reecucd from "a
irg rcck from which che easily backed on, having
tanned no other dsmsec than the tearing NJ OF strip o
copper ard The paS3erg6r VINO hhd rescued nemscves
Is above described again sought the bnt al the jane
Wood deck, and were brought safely 10 the city.
AN AcgoBATIc FEAT.
We sag IN Brtsdway, Ccrtlar ~ street. whls the
prcce,sicn moyrs, an athletic looking msa whose
pl0uictrs bfs,riica ~ smart boz NJ f0me twelve
yeas and IN the Of The boz young.ser three
or four yess old.
THx MArr vKATuRxs or TUE PROCESSION.
we beard ccun,rymsn who wa xiousy look ing a.
the ragtaut broadway remark TIA, the op and starts
srypred 10 be TIE main features Of the procsson but be
tneu. 1T Tie stops we're the mast pumerous.
AN OLD CoufLg CELEBRATING THE LAYING OF THg
ATLANTIC CABLE.
Nr Jchu Fsrr, who IL sixty ave years OF sge yes
lefsay carried 10 Hrs Cceea Far, aged sevtny one
yeas, Il Wet Fsrns, wesieheeier county.
ACCIDENT IN THE PARK.
A hoy, sppsrcupy about fourteen yesrs Of age, fell
rsyn t.ee MO which be rad climbed for the paose Of
seturg vsw Of the procession In the Park uy oppo-
ate Park place. and Of the pckes OF TIE rcn rang
entered hs sku Just above The eye, He carried
away and the impression general that he could MOI
survive
nvSrRrED vfLLAGx
Earlcm almost deserted yesterday. The s,und or
hammer, or football, wa hardly heard In any
of the streets during the entire day.
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THE FIREWORKS At THE CITY HApd.
ArLAEriC GABLE
EsnxorofirAs a0rsL, SErf 2. 1858.

THE FIREWORKS At THE CITY Htpd.
The TO cw.na programme Q, re -shi5
i.cn 70 he gs'en grnuuc-s;y by John w. H.aaeii OF
Es., Wniausburs r. 70 evening" Ia float o. sso
Gig EA.i Pr.k. j. win form srsnd cis,.as:-
lss ssS si s BE- ~ q as
IN ecceaac p,s.e Which s s9gss Esd y
wlch ae- ssuin,rr rsraerous chsrees e terminate with
snssi. o. .se,is Of vs.sus co'ers ''s"
1ns Star Of Amer,es 5es,ns win ser,ea ~se "a aresn
win .r sn ros'.e concludes win dsnb'es. - 60 den
{. Batteries Of coored candies
al, 80 thes vse.l g,os., vsice 81 hsr
ssbssa soften WI repre,sn ,so sanSa ana sssan
''si f.sp sH,D Z, s saa Sr ssia a's'
,e,e piece opeus Nth vertical Wheel
70 Ss,v,.es q a. pub.Us. ..,...,... ,.-..,,..
peseSe ep pS1scn q tie VIII Jour
eess and sas S. Of lively and fasi
= pi.plas of shells in gold sui silver area.
- mosi superb srd extensive necbsaiet pee p ens
WITH circumn wheels cssnsng . an sls:.ot sroh : si
ytr lance wors surropnasd b. rsv1lygs sur a@e,g an
Il enae ass o. moving FIRE sad en- WIZ ~ nae .se
vacus coored Ios at present known an the art psro
u immense nigs, of ocke,s OF various coiors.
10 1hs Kaedes commsnces sin doa 2s trsosutar
ysse, IL red gssg &c inazsne b,re ire &c -,
ss,aus cos9 icsss concludes with douoie re7olv
ipg sun In Chinese fire. reported.
z slss e ,a 5,,s sss sea f. &c with
scroll Wheel Of pcebie color changing p the oye9d
cycod formed ~ innumerabe riggs OF con eysble
roor and repftssnrg most iniricss And peang evi,
formed mechanical OF the various es ec
ployet Conondes with geome,rical hgure In brilliant re,
rnsroCned
10 Motto piece IN brilliant eolored lances - .
TO- Er rI nton Of the entire 'front.' OF the City Ha
y. Grsnd rnss The laying Of the sani'c CABLE 10 iss
piece principles VIII be attempted r the h,s lime
~ the pyrcecbDIo sr the portion viii represent The
Esgsra srd sEsmsmnon in the centre with ~ 'sndris
Vaorous ahead the errsue eaGs a 800 uce
vii ne two atu ouses osnntcted b. Lne Of rolling waters
h,ch hhisg viii slowly towards their desls
ton arriving bitch the Is suddenly trsnsoraed
INTO temple OF sc.nse In al ta- spiendor Of
the coofr by all The mech snicei contrivan
Gee ~ Witch IL capahe canouled By arc OF sers
which upon columns. upon ssc. oaFr, sc
rcoo-tec The a Franklin Morse and riee) wiz APP
group figures rerresen.irg Science unng Fouc1
bis srd hrisnnih Over b-se = AZ cntaalsinre 9Th ne
The elective ash shall 0e' The esth " The sr1N n
porto COT ~ arms Ia whco
,wlnsn he lnion Icck vi : tbeStrr srd Bf'peT.
horror fully To tS great success ~
science rptce hae hssr e. md Desirable "a
employ elecrrltv creating actual ven sn Ina
pinsry curen. through ha lspgh &C the riscc
The whole concluding With batteries OF candles Tights OF
rocksts aud boor1bshe's hlpg bs air 70 Nr' INSTANCE
With vsiuTen stars gcid ft hefy p'-ecfs sei.rn'4 NC
TEus viii end ore Of tho gresest popular denonstrA-
tous tie world hss ever Witnessed.
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Personal Intelligence.

DhPLNrUnAd
Departures fer rpool In iAe ssamstss Srst.Nr asd
MR. Gsbei, f.ortca, s'ss strange. New Yc-a Mics
meyer. New sruns"icx, u mr. ana Mrs strange sew
bcrs DIR tavslcant oAogqurdre and Brszt
ter wssh,ng Peter Brotherhood Gnglxg rhas
New Oyieans hr and Mrs oardei Phldcl
phin Charles II Fox London; r. Eosoy Ne " York
MRS uacr Lon dom NJ aas Mrs J.mes Uster four oad
rem and eefvsut 3slenA 81 ant iowc-y YoeG.
msyer. Jersey CITY; Mayer, do; A Dc Rodiscp ,.
Nov tcrsi !! Jansen, ssn Frsnosco 7tomss pbiis.
cepais; Yillorruo saysDs. l. nnrlsnna 7oss: n d. s
Pezuela. cuba; de n Peznels do n Duet newark VI
Low a John &ssstsll rDgsrs, England Malcolm.
sen Liverpool; GAMBLE. Nm gland; Master Psaroe
DO by B-dmer. y; ChRs rehsredbesy, Hsva, Muller
ii Hrabesi, Paris J Carson Asd 500, Bsluc4cre, q
Meyer hew jertey Is civ, L;vsroool: q Adams z
- Sinrgbi Para, Rogers. eusson: bro~n, Mi
g Iiari,sor, spgisnc Eeura WHEN, rsrs Howell
X tsesaier, 60; VI De Gnsr, do Mrs
shidrec CO. Hugh wtssn DO John Ball. wlssousii
Levsey, krsiAnd; Holmes grove Brans wick lsord
Eo.iescaie 40 secretary, Anglsno.
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she CELEBRATION TODAY.


Musiclpr, Dinner "a HIr. Fl.lI ard the Off
sCsS &C G,c Gcr.on ard Ni.garn- mother
CisiiGS % Fireworks.
7.e ss<csG sdoE q tie great cab'o d. 49,.
70 = .l'sf 60 cY'vpg, 'Ao form q hsoqaei AMI IA
stete' stip q 6ieSrvss 10 the PAS.
lie Annexed card n9ca,ss what ,he 5inotr L 20 be-
s<SS eS~sS,~s
rnE CcyA0h rCrG.iI or yGr CtcY on NEW YORky
hE'.tr-ls fbs pisAfrKE
kR J G BsNSEre'S CoypANY
! hUNItIpAL DINNER 10 CYRUS " FIELD, ESQ. (
AND OFFICERS
b Steamship GCSGoN
Z UaItEO Sya!ES StEaM FeIGAtE MAC ARA, :
! IcoAT or ARasl
w o"s"r"o"H'VN TIE b''s'S " 'ih
! ArLAEriC CABLE.
! Ennof"lrAS a0rsL, SErf q 1858.
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CELEBRATION BY TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY


ms association celebrated the ocsuion iasi eyspinS
Tie Apollo Roons whore seventy or eighty Of the
members 81 the Gran sat down 10 excellent supp.r.
arre number OF the members Of the profession joined In
The prccs sson which they presented marked fcsure,
and were frequently chcercd along ire The
Ing was paced In pleasant social intercourse and wS
near midnight when they dspersed Mr.. McQcvHi pre-
sided, and read The following toass, which were
sponied to BY the gentlemen wscsc names are sub.
joined
IRE Pre.seen, Of the United s.stss-msy he have the
confidence n tho pfops and deserve H.
Responded TO BY Mr. james Marine.
mo Her who Planned ard ire Mon who Executed tho
Isylrg Cf the Atsrtlc re'egrapho Cable.
Tho Electric Tc'eRrsIb. Nay u ever prove con.
duclcr OF truth ard knowledge TO Tho dkest recces Of
fa.eho.d and error. By VT; 2, ssyage. .U,,.,.
time and space ard make the whole world one neshS0r-
hood Mr.. Brooks.
Tho Press The great heart Of the vorldhs elestric
tide would hardly affect the mass Of msnsnd dii no. the
frees receive the current and serd the stream 70 every
pert Of tho public body. J. @. Clayton.
The Electric Telegraph-the thought, the press the
tongue Of civilized humanity. Mr.. Wilder.
rre Telegraph the tongue Of Gre which burns 10 teach
all men that they are brethren.
From ocears depths where the foo, o. Sn nser uoi,
Nor voice vent forth ssve The ssl Small voice Of Cod
The human thought on fiery wing sublime
Ieaps from the wave, and herslds future umc.
The time when shall learn this truth 10 know
That love 10 fellow man viii peace bsstov,
For love returned win rrccreste again,
Aud bind mankind In one electric char.
Guttenburs, who taught types TO speak. Morss who
re. them by lightning, and Field, who has given us
f,oof that all ire wat ef the lasuo cannot nhlerasc
i,c impressions ihey maze.
" tie best electric machines those which prirs the
best the electric telegraph indebted - orr profess
for lie chief meri-
M 90 ls5orers Frgand, whose rte'sen, A. llossal
GO operation erahisd tbs grsst work - uly
completed
Iotn ana Jo,.aa- Aiher ard son aiicr many years
a seyernon ro~ loia hsldr, End rs7 the electric
ycpt wh,h nov mites our sn1s, unite orr hearts aud
au !. oue unbros IN tiie until ~ ihe barriers of nation
aides ago swept away and speasrg one language, aud
snlcy rr True and rsllons liberty the only rivsry snail
= IN rood WORKS and generous compression IN those
tinaiv teads whih are ire true glory of mankind
Professor Ntree ~hc locked NO the lightning into form,
aud gave the wori tie Grss proof o. ~ poser spac-
ucal printer.
Tue Atlantic Cebss-rbe pulse of ihe world, By Witch
We can each dag Gn hos fare our orethren shc world
over.
a., IN. Esss'c rsesraps bids 'st to us,s AZ s0s M
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trprru-tr g. g5c,seIt aG. ctr srur1y aartrg ycu
az; iose 1--we - n.res tsa!, sGsos 5. t1s b.sasss
s.s Sc a. .Sia.,acs 81 sac scei1.
AR8A aEi0, ayr.
FROM rus orrIDA uGEEr,
Cric,, T. \ ssr;,ahei l, 1868.
<ysys eIp;--
Gstst Ystf caht Ct tta OasldA 'bs. hllors Ina
~hct9 Gsess Sfir sIP3in@ . ;-1Dsgg .s isht
lt, tErcrgh shs dse5 Tsssrs.
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TIE CELEBRATION IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Sept !, 1858
TIC telegram rsces, National aote End ecms r-.-s,e
establishments, Brilliantly illuminated tas eyeihay 10
dolss OF she Success os TIE eubmssno telegraph tho
following tssnspaTencss si1pla7ed the telegraph
oftcee:--
c 60 p O. Q . { Q &c @
o Chs Aucnfe Gxois. .
IT'S fs; Sld roots Sslf?Ors niTis " this Woader.
o teeu,Dg sys. o
. G @ o c . : @ G @ O G O
&C. g c o o o : G { . @ . >
o AZ III nvvLsCf Ci IAc electric tsiegT yCA
Q felsot Mcrse, stspd GRO eIn,aoss. o
g : : . g { 9 : 6 . 9 { = @ Q . Q
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THE CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.

THE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.
National 1.Fs Displayed from the Cty Han hotsls
an6 ether public aud private budng YESTERDAY honor
Of tho great event. beg Ond which nothing dons with
the exception q hurryhg % 70 New York TIE and
stages, which were ornsmentei win flags, were
crowded from early morning m afternoon and the neigh
borhood Of the ferries presented perfect Jammen
men and children squeszng through The gates order
city arresred 70 he almost dNpovuis,ed; stores ana
ether pieces Of business snut mp (excspt saloons
ard porter housee and the apple and canfy women
lad 70 suspend busners Tor he want Of customers.
The Mayor ard Corporation Of the city assembled ~ the
Cay Hal At noon sbd crossed TIE river IN some d'zsn
csrrisgcs 70 participate Ia the ceremonies
IN consequence Of want Of funds, the CITY Hal y"
ret Illuminated and vas smost ss well, a. very few
people remained 70 be delighted with the spectacle.
number Of buildings IN the principal thoroughfares
lighted mp, however and sinely' presented very
s' al me sss Nth y oo oD ssrs 81
seen In New York these Of our czons rho could got
away proceeded ,hi,her.
A detachment o. sixty policemen from the Western
district and thirty from the Eastern district detailed
IN New York during the day.
THE CELEBRATION AT PHILADELPHIA.
Ppu,prDms, Sep. 1, 1853
The weather Nsye delightful 70 Day aud u1swiths'and-
rs that The celebration honor 4 the ocean telegraph
gotten Or by private citizens, without hc least
u nc cts COVE amso,, from s erersye preparations
reing nsce me eceasoa biis far y Re II nacb
Throughout, lsrse numScf of hotels stores, sai psi.
vsie buildings are baudscmcy ies.ooned vito BrsS and
American fsss, aud rusrroth trapsps-ercics Bong
lifted up TAtre ~in BE- shfee separate, die q process
tops-the military snd civic agrrg tho day .rd ii,e ars
men, ~ ioscaisht, IN the evening pstsooa ssrio
Cred Al Sunrise AMI suoshcg VIII be fired ., meridian
MQA W. the state .rss. church and Ere bells pe.lei
FORTH aud ny ibis tire e general rejoicing commenced
Thc streets became rspi6ly thropged with people, view
,ts r'ecssscrs rs':h sc.rsa snd rasssd ihrosss Tie
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THE CELEBRATION IN ALBANY.

AIRsv1 Sept l, 1868.
Nessr before has such . scene been witnessed in .ha
city. The streets crowded with thousands q people
and flags are fyfg in all directions The procession vas
over one hour psssrg any given point Basioess sas
entirely suspended, evsryhce! uniting In tho iubheo