New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

taking Of Atlanta by Gen. Sheman's forces. Two
hundred guns are being fired, bells ringing FIRE
works set OF, with bonfres, torchlig ht PROFESSIONS
and speeches. The streets are filed with al in-
monso tLrong
Oswroc. " Y, Sept. s. 1854.
There was parade Of The 10th Q. ). infant
", stationed at Port Ontario, this afternoon,
and salute will DO fred THE evening in comuemo-
ration Of the victory over The Rebels and the occu-
patton Of Atlanta ~ General Sbcrnans forces.
BUFFALO, n Y. Sept 2, 1904.
Tho fall Of Atlanta was celebrated here during
the day by display Of flags, and this evening by
the discharge Of cannon, boniires and speeches
NEW HAYES Conn, scpi.3, lsCi.
A National Salute was fred on the Green by o.
der Of the city authorities, and the bells OF the cy
rung at sunset in honor Of the great victory OF Cen
Shcr nan over the Rebels at Atlanta.
Ko.wAIt- Conn. Sept. ,. 1861.
One hundred guns arc now Lcine fred IN honor
OF Sherman's victory and the filing OF the quota OF
the town. zoe,
One hundred guns were fred here to-day in honor
of the fail OF Atlanta.
EFwARE, y. j.. Sept 3, 1868.
There IS great rejoicing here to-day over the news
of the fall Of Atlanta. Flags eiying, and asautc
Of one HUNDRED guns will be fred this evening
BosToS. Sept isA
One hgudrel guns were fired on Boston Common
this afternoon as CD expression Of public rejoicing
at tho cupturs Of Atlanta. Sllutcs were also fired
at Lynn, Belfast, Me-, ard other Il ccs.
UTICA N.Y.. Sept. ,.
The capture of Atlanta was celebrated in tins city
his eveniag with bonires, music and speeches.
crowd OF several thousand participated in the re-
joicings, and they we're adi.ossed BY Hon. Roscoe
Conk.ing, Hon Ward Hunt and Ellis II. Robers, esq.
CIrvEiA AM. o.. Sept. 4.
A large ard enthusiastic meeting met on the
pnbic square las, night 10 celebrate IL, capture Il
Atlanta Fireworks we've displayed, and the e.u-
zens were addressed BY prominent men,
Av0uRs. y. y, Sept. (.
Yesterday was caia-lay in Auburn over the cap
ture Of Atlanta. At an early hour lngs we're hoist
ed il all parts OF the city, At p u. all the bells
ringing, and a saiyo Of one hundred
guns was fired. Immediately great crowd. incud-
inc several hundred volunteers VINO were waiting
10 be mustered IN assembled in front Of the wet
esl Exchange.
= 80 heeeuisg comparatively quiet, Hon. Chris
topAer Morgan addressed tho assan5lago IN q STIR
riLc aud eloquent ,pcecb. he was followed by Pro-
vost-aarshal Knapp in an effective address Of hall
an hour After he concluded It was proposed that
the crowd form in procession and march 10 the r'si
dence Of Secretary Seward.
Tic orosd had now become 80 largo that the!
wsro obliged e. 90 10 the pars adioioiuire re Sc
retary's grounds. After tie crowd lad halted IN
the park Nj Seward was called FOR, and came for
ward and addressed the assomblage for over an horr
in one OF his most impressive and electiyespc hes
After he concluded three cheers were called for
for tic following Sherman, Grant, Sheridan
and Seward, which were given with hearty good
will. Three moro were then given for the soldiers
and the Union.
In tho evening the Governor was seronaded blythe
Auburn band, % which he responded briefly, thank
ing the band for the compliment
BURLINGTON. VT, Sept 3.
Our citizens are wild with 10 over tho capture
Of Atlanta. Flags are displayed, and a salute Of
one hundred guns has just been fired.
BURLINGTON, n. j., Sept. 4.
The Union League ROOMS were Illuminated and q
Federal salute was fred here Oh Saturday evening
in honor of the victory st Atlanta. Speeches were
made by Hessrs. Wright, Roberts, Rogers, and Rev.
Mr. Kolso a refugee from Western Missouri. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.