Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-09

Four thousand words were transmitted
through the CABLE in twelve hours on the
28th inst
AspY BAY. JUL 30-The reply of the
President of the Unitei States to the mes
SAGE of the Queen of England was received
here at four o'clock u Monday afternoon,
Jnlv 28th. and viii be delivered to the
Queen probably about two o'clock on Tues
day afternoon, Greenwich time.
HBARr's CoSrEN4 July 28.-The Atlantic
Telegraph Cable isthis day open for public
business.
(Sionadl CYRUS W. FIELD.
NEW YORK. July 3D. The following have
been 6xed as the rates for the Atlantic Tel
egraph:
From anv telegraph station in America
to aDv in Great BRIAN, for twenty words
or less, including t1e address OF the sena =:
and the receiver. go in gold. Every addl IL
tional word, not eceeding i've letters ~
shillings sterling PER Word. 40,
From same to same IN Europe, @Ai'
Every additional word, q shillings
From same to same IN Africa, ASIA OF
India, not exceeding in ell 100 letters, Ed.
Every additional wtrd, % shiilings.
The letters in oil words after the first
twenty will be counted and divided by hve'
each five or fractional remainder will be
charged as word Messages in cypher
will be charged double the foregoing rates.
AspY Bay, C. B, July 1880 P. M
The British gunbost Niger has arrived here:
The Superinten ieit of the Newfoundland
Telegraph Line has arrived from Hearts
Content, and reports that the Atlantic cable
had been in perfect working order since the
feet left Velentia, and is now perfect.
NV YORK, August 1.-The Herald has
the following di.patch, dated London,
July 80:
a great reform meeting was held to-day
in the city. Three hundred thousand PEG
pie were present. Resolutions were adopt
ed declaring that they had no faith in the
Government. Petitions we're read, which
are to be presented TO Parliament, demand
ing inquiry into the conduct of Sir Richard
Wayne, Chief Of Police. The procession
was immense. Several bands Of music
were in attendance. Everything passed Oft
quietly.
The New York Tribune has London
| special, which says;
Peace was certain at Berlin on Saturday.
Bismark and the King of Prussia return
=
The Liberals support Bismarks foreign
policy.
Austrias naval victory is much overesti-
mated.
The Hyde Park riots and the movement
to form an exclusive Reform League meet
ing have imperilled the Derby Government.
LONDON, July 81.
To j. M. Lyons & o., SO Clark Street, Chicago:
TJuita6 Statao < COa hS1IN6Sl The Go-
BILE is not working well.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 29.-I have char
tered the steamer Dauntless to run between
messages until We get the cable repaired
across the Gulf of st. Lawrence, which we
expect to accomplish this week.
Mr.. Mckay, Superintendent Of the New
foundland Line, left here on Friday in Her
Majestys steamer Niger, for Cape North.
The steamer Bloodhound is alongside the
Great Eastern, taking in twelve miles o!
cable to repair the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cable, and will leave for Cape North this
evening.
The Atlantic Gable is working splendidly
CYRUS W. FIELD.
NEW YORK, August I've learn that,
though the announcement that the Atlantic
Cable was open for business was only made
yesterday, there were twenty messages flee
on that day, and the cash receipts at the
New York office were So, O24 in gold.
NEW YORK, August Nineteen mes
sages were filed in the New York Office yes
terday "wednesday for transmission tt
Europe through the cable, on which tolls
were paid to the amount Of So, 1877 in gold
SAcKvILLE,, N. B., August 1-9 P. NJ -
| The Nova Scotia lines have failed to work
| east of Pietou since o'clock this evening
We are in consequence unable to receive
any dispatches tonight eva Aspy Bay from
the Atlantic Cable. 1t is expected that thu
wires will be repaired by tomorrow morn
ing.