New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TELEGRAPH CELEBRATIONS.
fBy Telesrsph !

Thf ancient mother city has set an example TO her
S.uob,.r cities Albany, Troy, Utica Rochester, Baf
ssIo Detroit and al west Every pane of glass had
4 light and the decorations Of Masonic ii all and the
principal public places were splendid. During the day
he Twenty-sixth Regiment, with the Continental
Corps, parsded and at night the ftemen hsd torch,
liQk procession and every inhabltant illuminated
BIZ rssicence and business place. Tne Telegraph
Office display was the ne Plus ultra ,o,o
PonTLASD, Me-, Wednesday, Sept. l. 1913.
The city has been hs bsxs bssn waa ng'
rstorsl salutes fired, and this evening pnohc aud
private buildings illuminated. Tne office of the
American Telegraph Company is elegantly decorated
vih aaes and streaneIS' % a9d timely lllSmna!ed
The demonstrations tbis evening weIe most enthu.
sisssc The Fuemen's procession was from two to
three miles long A large number of buildings were
Illuminated, and the fireworks were gorgeous. The
American. National sad House Telegraph Offices are
illuminated, with splendid display OF fireworks in
front OF the cfiice.
AUGUSTA, Gs Wednesday, Sept. l, 1853.
Tee completion Of the Ocean Telegraph Id again
celebrated to- night by bonfres and music and there
n nsplessursbe excitement among our citizens.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. i, 1888.
To Mayor TIEMASN: Savannah joins her sister cty
mtte chorus Of JOY and gratitude tor the blessing thai
ioed what nature seemed to have etefn8ly sundered
The Arglo-Ss1on race has made the lightning OF
heaven the swift messenger of peace. Oar nation has
clsspet in embrace of friendship the former enemy.
In al this We see the finger of Proyidenoe guiding
branches Of our race instruments Of his hands.
THOMAS NJ TURNER, Mayor Of ssvsnnsh.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Thursday, Sept !, 1858.
To lie Mayor of Ner- York The people of Augusta,
Ca deere TO minge their congratulations with those
oiths people of New. York on the completion and sue
cex the great &C sievement of the age. May the
had Of union, now 30 happily oemented between tina
Oo and New Worlds be the ans Of binding together
one united brotherhood the people of this vast
tuptry, that they shall know North, no South,
10 Fact, no West, but their motto be our whole
country" For the success which has attended the
syng OF the cable and for the Influence il II destined
pe1ert upon the world at large, "We praise Thee
q God, we acknowledge Thee TO be the Lord:
CHICAGO, Wednesday, Sept |, 1898.
ToHe MAJOR Of Neac. Y0rs The Mayor Of Chicago
rtsen,s HE compliments to Mayor Temann, and is
kooed to be able to congratulate him and the people
nNev York upon the success OF this great lnterna'
spal undertaking 10 which all Others must yield the
palm. The discovery OF America by the great Span
Wd pointed ont the existence of the New World. May
Tie Atlantic Gable unite the in the bonds of
Ia Brotherhood. Al honor to Cyrus w. Field for
this great and glorious achievement.
JOHN G. HAlNES Mayor q Chic ago.
WORCESTER, Mass, Wednesday, sept. l, 1888.
The Cable Celebration Of to day was brilliant sue
os. TIE streets we're crowded; about 1000 persons
beng pIeeebt from various towns in the vicinity. Tne
military and fremep paraoed tnis afternoon ana even
Hs with various societies. and the citizens generally
utsd in the evening in a grand torchlight process
Een. Ours were fired, and fireworks set on from tue
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mute Of the procession. The city was in perfec.
hazs OF FIRE. The public buildings, aad many private
nsdences were brilliantly illuminated, and presented
| magnificent appearance. Bands Of music added ID
hs general jubilee. A number OF transpHeneies
| we're exhibited from ths American Telegraph Ohce,
xd other points. ,e-a
Last nights celebration here was the grandest affair
the history of the city. TIE whole city was illun'
'shd. ore tire only occurred, aprivste house being
'rired down.
| PRoyIDEScE, II l., Thursday, Sept. ..
The city yesterday was gayly decorated with hags
va banners, In honor OF the Atlantic cable. the
sholo front OF Aroold Block, on North Msn street,
Isss most gorgoously decorated by the Water Witch
company, ek-S1es, with innumsrable flags and ban
lIs, bearing appiosraie devices ani mottoes.
| In the evening there was grand display o. fire.
vuks while music from the excellent band onlivensd
lae occaeion with spTit-srring strains. The Ameri
aa TEX graph Office was brilliantly lighted up and
IPsndoi decorated with flags. In the center of the
l1y On immense number OF tar barrels were got TO-
lIsher and SET fire TO- lighting the heavens far and
Iste.
| BUFFALO, Thursday, Sept 2, 1853.
L A grand Atlantic Telegraph Cable Banquet came of
InS. James Hall last night The Hon. Millard Fli-
eose prseided. Speeches were made By MIR. Fillmore
IAs Hon. James Wadsworth, the Hon. j. 5. Hatch
sc other prominent citizens. number OF dstln-
issued Canaoians we're PTesent ana psrticipated IN
.siestiytes, which were OF the most pleasant ehar
yer. The hall was connected with the western
Non Company wires. a message from London to
!rs W. Field wss received via Philadelphia. Pitts
Ugh aad Cleveland, about midnight az created most
saavsg~t manifestations OF Joy. Congratulatory
@~eges were received tom Mayors OF several West
nnt@.
i Ssh6oNDALE CRY, Pa, Wednesday, Sept. 1858.
vet City is alive, tae streets thronSed. and bushes
sefeiy suspended. A ientastic procession OF sbou
| SneuIted men paraded this afternoon. Buchanan.
| e;cia, Field, Morse, Franklln a.. were all repre-
s:sd. Two splendid bosts-the Niagara and Aga
ssGHon-repreeented the laying Of the Cable making
.rsad affair. TO help dieesaOr tue whOls Fire De,
ent ,onen the psoosssion. The City Hall, the
lsect-iioase the Telegraph Office and many priyate
esesnces, viii DO Illuminated this evening. Snsscbes
the CITY Hall, aud fireworks viii oless tps nro'
ssdngs Of the DAY. S'''' 'ue pro-
ciSeINsifl, "Wednesday, Sap. /, 1853.
IDs entire telsgraphic building is Illuminated tbi.
lwn1s With 200 yariegs;ed lights, and makes a
lfsnem appearance. Adams's Express Office !, slso
IeUrMatsd. There are DO other demo nstrerons.