The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

Io1t thy Dlusn65 6nOut0 tou tno bSorJ
That was old when the Eden skies were piue'
Yet ever 10 snew-eve: is new. -
30 Sluxhing and shyly the maiden sings.
Knitting the scarf for her absent lover;
Ara snstSSnis two az gels with golden wings
RQftly round the maiden hover. u..,,no
Hsipsn grant that tho hopes I'll sa0I Chewing; sy
.(Spseln keep thee" softly pray,
Turning Rway-turmoG away
s.es , g THE Ia PACIFIC RA11RoAD'
oua., Announcement Of 1T. Compile
.ssnn-Feaexraphin4 the n . N nae
StIokes-Reioieing and Congratuta-
..tasas-aingins OF Bells and s0tner De
assnxtxStians. $50 -i :i' u.
.,4,S,, y,JoA,A -. - go. I
I'm washington, on Monday, the scene on the
reception Of the news Of the completion OF the
psu;Ao Rsilroad'st the Office Of the Western
Onion Telegraph Company, was one OF great
inssrnst. At twenty minutes past P. NJ, the
Omaha office. telegrsphed the offices all over
tho country 10 bein readiness to receive sne
nssv1I.,n Five minutes later Offices In different
csHes commenced putting al sor.s ofquestions
t6oanshA. witch that cfice answered with the
following - ., ,assl
uHjsESavoodN Keep quiet. When the last
sptkS s. driven at Promonoeory POINT M saey .soh WI,
%sn.1s 9%t % s,s DsgSo blows @ Of the hammer.
Sss 's,',,i. e'',.,'' -. -; - OMAHA OFFICE.
IA. 'precisely txenty-seven minutes past q
Promontary Point. distant 270o miles west OF
Warrington. sent the following message TO all
ttfn Offices aAfm0st ready. Hats of Prayer Is
49,, .a,fyare5.p indicating that the ceremonies
-, a. nod commenced.
ofconnecuns sne ps wy 80 a ~ otaca uare
z The hats OF those assembled Ia ene o0 a....n 80
at2AQby tho teklngl o. sas l1sss u' -. -.
mdnsosyf Point saying sWe have Sos oone !,
rslyi,g. The spike Is about TO bepfesenkeolT
Cta6dgc, assuming to speak for the "noie *.s'
foptfoo: We oooaes'
Aass' 'As'ln ~, .ha 80 MAu
tners CONES ns'S % IN =. a-;,.nI. The
Tvdynotl 1Ae sspAe wa oe uiA!eA' -
.ionsl win be three dota for the commence
-, .,.-,pA ,.n.a ensned. and
ment q tpe ,9ioW p.ese IN. ~
thenlonef-tWoi-thre sne peu' su-
othsr saipht pause, and then. from the distant
,;,sG,,. ~ tina borders of the quiet Potomac
e ~. ...n...oa Bobtn;nu. over 24oo
miles OF plain and valley, city, town and ham,
iee ipooens, sns - s..tsn,n1 , .1 The cooneotns
a.p q ~. ~. n.nd - The American CONT.
railfIof the IRON oane Oh uie Am'. ",..n- -.
nent. At2.H pre0sely the mgn. ''oone, 1's'
heard. and tina great project, whose compile
4,o,, m.,ks the commencement Of new era in
s.Ys a1.,-.I, n,;sbad
tT.oss.orrasay q snrsur. UTAH, May- 10, neon.r
1b 10 ~ Assocsassd .Press The Iast rail is laad.
Tho hst eplka IA ofiysn' !Io = s,,no+,cr 10
poa1 m completed. The pQlnt ol ludotsur ~ 20
oSd thousand aud eighty-si1 miles west Of the
Hf<sd6ft River, and six hundred epo Inley
TflSs est OF sacramento.
iasaw ti;,.s ,,.r.t,l.: Leland .Sr STANsSn N
,s:.,,r,, I'll 1r,,, Centrof kacfno. = Eoau.
sras a. va, -. ~ 2. dUUa44Tf '~s$'
Snoe .on :; - HIpMrS SDutoN .:.r
--'- -.'- ~ -, -, JOHN DUFF,
Union Pacific Railroad.
..or .l.,s%,, ,jnr,,-vven i : -ve,nn m rrv YORK.
Er"rHE N1ss A1's - T.s w., sr;,o IN tbe
Nxw:9onxs ts.-.Aus5 ~ -. - Ave- min.
Pacthc ka.iroaa Wa qsNeH ,l ~ - VI t,ns San
ntes past o,Sook 6t' :' Iom;s Iom New IIrlesns
E{spo,eco. ynieaeo,p Si 5a1oh,s % and pla;ster
Now fork, Boston, ~ nn'aeSSi,p ~ ~sra connacted
Cove the emo OF e sne Sn Sa' tnlaoranb and the
sseses,.. se s.rosss ON the l.st spike we're duly
t.snsn,;ftsS sccordine to arrangement.
SanI fhS nevs WA receryed 10 New York
hr%drsd onns we're fired In the City lali Park,
srd HevSs Hill 6urwsrded "a icongratulstory
r.es.sre to the MAYOR of San Francisco. A
sc1SScsSrnrafiva Celebration had previously