The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE VERY LATEST.
The Surrender Of the Rebel Glib
raltar.
REyOICISGs OvER THE GREAT EVENT,
&C.. &C., %.

She left AZ ten O'Clock on Sunday mornng
The passengers General Pcmberton sent
flag Of truce the morning Of tho Fourth Of July and
offered 10 surrender bis allowed march oo,
General Grant reported TO have replied that
should leave except AZ n prisoner Of war.
General Pemberton. then after consultation with his
commanders, Internationally surrendered
The news - perfectly reliable.
Reception or the News in Washington.
WAsuIScros July 7, 1s63
Tho brief telegram TO the Secretary tho Navy from
Admiral Porter Of the surrender Of vicksburg tho
Fourth Of July, recsved afsw minutes before one
O'Clock.
The spread with astonishing rapdity throughout
Washington exciting tho most marked expressive
thusasm.
The intelligence communicated to the Prosi.
dent by Secretary welos in person.
R~Joicings IN PhiI.deiphta.
PrIrADEIrnA July 7lso3
The State House bell Is ringing Joyous peal tho
capture Of vcksburg.
All the IRE bells the city ringing. by diroc
tiou Of the Mayor sent through the police telegraph
GIoriacat tion In Baltimore.
BAiuxoRr, July !, 1859.
Tho city begins 10 wake up TO the realization OF
glorious victories. Bands Of music parading the
streets playing national patriotic tho crowds upon
the street aud at the newspaper offices cheer
ing and the scccsh catching tho cootaaon
would get drunk II tho all clofcd by
order Of the Provost Marshal. "Leo whipped and vrks
burg ours" is tho cry Of ton thousand 'nroa,s
Rejoicings I'm Philadelphia.
PnrApkfrinA, July 7, 1863
The newspaper Offices are illuminated this evening
The Leior building has placed ali along entire
| front. The North American has The word "yctory
The Bulletin and other Offices stefuy decorated In
! honor OF the victory Numerous private dwellings and
other cdinces are illuminated.
Rcjoicings In New Jersey.
BURLINGTON, N. J. july Z, 1853
The glorious OF the surrender Of vicksburg was
received herc amid the ringing Of tho church
salute Of ono hundred guns Tho intense onthasi
asm prevails. The Union League aud pri
vats residences illuminated.
Enthusissm ia New York.
| Tho victory At vcksburg coming the heels OF our
splendid achievement Gettysburg great sensa
tion In tho city yesterday. salute nrcd tn,
Park, flags hoised all tho public buiIdngs ane
the greatest suthusissm prevailed.
The Empire state Triumphaas.
ALsAsY July =, 1868.
by order Of The Aduant General sauics Of thirty
four guns s9Ch were fired o.dayone In honor Of our
victory Psnnsylvanls and the other for tho fall a.
vicksburg To night there impromptu dcrnonssra
sion BY the citizens guns exploding, bells ringing
and with music and fireworks tho demonstration was
kent up until lsle hour by immense gathering O
| both sexes.
sruccsr, July 7, Ise3.
grand impromp,u celebration taking place here 10
night In honor OF victories There mectn,
IN Hanover square. A salute Of hundred guns 4
Numbering All the bells OF tbs city arc ringing rhsr
| haTArade by the Davis Guard, and nreworks bonfire
and Nominations fame in all tho principal streets sacl
sceps Of enthusiasm and rejoicing never known.
| urcA, July I, 1909.
The fall OF vrksburg has been celebrated here by tn
ringing Of bells, firing Of aud every display
popular Joy.
/ Rosnnurn, July = lsa3.
There Is great Jubilee here honor of tho fall o
vioksburg-bcs rung, saiutes, fireworks and a grand
torchlghI procession. There Is tho greatest
| ia the city.
/ HosSuIsyIIIE, Jaiy Z. 1853.
Tho Of tho fall of vicksborg baned by erne.
raj rejoicing. Thirty locomotives have blown their wis
ties for half an hour, all this bells ringing cAEnons
arng bonDfcs blazing Speeches made by fliah
| Cray and others. caIt. K.rngcrS troop % mounted
rlnemen arc parading Tho budiugs al lurninAied
and the greatest enthusiasm pfcyaia