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

Camo, Il, July 7, 1898.
Tho despatch boat has Just arrived hero from ve.sburg
shs left at ten O'Clock Sunday mornng
The passengers that General Pcmberon sent
flag Of the morning of tho Fourth of July and
offered 10 surrender bis allowed march out.
General Grant reported to have replied that
should lcave except AZ prisoner OF war.
General Pemberton, then aftor consultation with his
commanders, Internationally surrendered
The news 10 perfectly reliable.
Rscspsion or the News in Washington.
wAsnSGros July I. 1868.
Tho brief Telegram to the Secretary OF tho Navy from
Admiral Porter, Of the surrender Of vicksburg tho
Fourth Of July, received afsw minutes before one
O'Clock.
Tho spread with astonishing rapidity throughout
Washington, exciting tho marked and expressive
thusasm
The intelligence communicated to the Prosi.
dent by Secretary wercs IN person.
R~Joicings IN PhiIsdeiphiA.
PrnAnErr,uA, July 1883
The State House bell is ringing joyous peal the
capture Of yeksburg.
All the are bells in the city now ringing. BY dircc
tion Of the Mayor sent through the police telegraph.
Gioriacasion in Baltimore.
BAInxoKS, July I. 1859.
Tho city begins TO wake up to tho realization Of
glorious victories. Bands OF music arc parading the
streets playing national patriotic airs tho crowds upon
the street corners and at the Offices cheer
ing and the seccsh catching tho oonlson, and
would got drunk II tho closed by
order Of the Provost Marshal. 'Leo whipped and
burg ours,' is the cry OF ton thousand tnroa,s.
Rejoictngs I'm Philadelphia.
PHiApKrrnA, July I, 1863.
The newspaper Offices illuminated this evening
The Lcio building has placed ali along entire
| front The Worth American has tho word "yctory. !"
The Bulletin and other Offices t,ssfny decorated
honor Of the victory Numerous private dwellings and
other cdinces are illuminated.
| Rejoicings In New Jersey.
BURLINGTON. N. J. july 7, 1853
Tho glorious OF tho surrender OF ycksburg was
received bore amid tho ringing church bells and
salute Of hundred guns Tho most intense cnthusi
asm prevails Tho Union League rooms aud several pri.
vats residences are Illuminated.
Enthusias I'm New York.
Tho victory Al vcksburg coming the heels Of oui
splendid achievement At Gettysburg great sensa
tion in the city yesterday. salute nred tn,
Park, flags hosted all tho public budipgr an,
| the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
| The Empire state Trium phaas.
/ AIsAxY, July Z, 1903.
ny oroer OF the Adutant General two snutos OF thirty
four guns EACH were fired o.dayone In honor OF on,
victory In Pennsyvania and tho other for the fall a
vicksburg To night thore Impromptu de,noustra
tion BY the citizens guns exploding. bella ringing
and with music and fireworks tho demonstration was
kept up unit, laao hour BY immense gathering o
| both sexes.
| SYRACUSE, July 7, Iss3.
grand impromptu celebration Ii taking place here 70
night In honor OF our victories There meetn,
IN Hanover square. A salute Of ono hundred guns
numbering All tho bells OF the city ringing Their
| b parade by the Davis Guard, and fireworks bonfire
and uninatons lame In all tho principal streets sucl
sceps Of enthusiasm and rejoicing was never known.
UrcA, July !, 1868.
The fall OF vcksburg has been celebrated here by th
ringing Of bells, firing Of every display o
popular joy.
i RoGInSrEn, July 7, 1898
There is great jubilee here In or tho fall o
vicksb1rg-bcs rung, santes, fireworks and a gran,
torchlighl procession. There ihe greatest esoeon
IN the city.
/ HowSnfsyfIIg, July Z, 1868
Tho Of tho fall of vicksborg halsd by g-ue.
raj rejoicing Thirty locomotives have blown their wis
ties Tor half hour, all the bells ringing, cannsns
hrng, bonbrcs blazing. Speeches made by niah
| Gray and others. CAPT. Kifngers troop of mounted
rinemen parading. Tho bulldogs all lufninalod
/ and the greatest cuthus iasm prevails