The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22
The French Cable I'm the East.

from the New Haven Register, July col
The Secretary !Eisnl seems to be confident that
we are inclined 10 think that the Who'll thing was
scare OF the new cable. We recollect tnat the Hon.
Mr.. Starkweather, Of Norwich, year or two ago,
aS Hs 81 e oess
in England. The Bill passed the House and
radical party in this State But 1t was never
heard Of IN the Senate. Thus trick Of passing a bill
in one branch OF National Legislature Tor effect
ana killing in the other, IS very old According to
MT Flsh's statement, there - no law against the
that the case, we cannot imagine what cOncera it
Is OF this officer He should execute the laws attend
dictng what Congress viii or will not do. If he has
nothing more important on hand, We kindly suggest
that the Alabama claims are not yet settled. There
is Held for HIM, and when Congress meets again 1t
will attend to legislation.
The French Gable In Chicaao-Proposed CeIe.
brutiOn In HOnbr OF Its Success.
[From the Chicago Post July 1911
At meeting Of citizens held at the fremont House.
w. =. Doggett was called to the char aud L. II.
Frechette appointed secretary.
ON motion Of General Davis, the following reso-
lutiOns were Adopted
Whereas the cable from Bres has been safely landed
the island OF St. Pierre and communications by telegraph
will so,n be perfected between Continental Europe The
Resolved That 10 the sense Of this meeting tina.
90 ssniacant IN the history Of sns world and iaa.h. with
Resolved That committee of thirty, OF which the chair
Of this meeting shall be CHI rnan, be appointed
ect arrangements FOR such celebration the
shall have comp letely laid he
ully opened, said committee to be appointed 6y the
chair.
The following named gentlemen were then ap-
pointed committee OF arrangements. VIEW. Z.
Doggett, Consul OF Turkey; Z. Carey, Consul Of
France; Fl. G. Clausenius, Consul OF Prussia; G. L.
Celia, Consul OF Italy; DR.. ]. f. Henrotn, Consul Of
Belgium; Henry Haas Consul OF Holland Henry
Enders, Consul Of Switzerland; Louis Boerltn Vice
Consul Of Switzerand Dr. Peterson. Consul Of Swe-
den; General T.. s. Solomon, A. g. Hesng, Peter
Hand DR.. Ernst Schmidt, Henry Greenebauul, Geo.
schneider, rh. Guerout, Aymar de Beloy, a. Gagne,
L. II. Frechette, Louis Sapieha T. Chartrand, Geo.
DeLOynes, A. ZOrra, A. Gueralli, lver Lawson. Hon.
]. Y. ScammOD, Hon. E. s. Williams, Q. B Farwell,
General Arson Stager, Q. b. McUagg, Hon. Thomas
HOyne, w. X. Nixon, Oh. Randolph, General Has
brouck Davis, lion. Tne0. Shtntz, Hon. IN. Bross,
Colonel L. H. Whittlesey, G. L. Wilson, Esq, John
D. Drake.
On motion Of Mr. Henrotin, the following persons
were appointed committee to secure hail for the
celebration ana TO report TO the General Commit
tec:-E. CAREY, @. l.. celia aud Geo. DeLoynes.
On motion Of Mr. DeL0ynes, the following named
gentlemen were appointed committee Oh nnance:--
H. Carey. G. L. Celia, u. s. Salom0n q. Is. Drake
and W. Il. Doggctt.
The meeting was then adjourned TO meet at the
fremont House, at half past seven p. NJ, next We'd
nesday, when all The members Of the Committee Of
Arrangements are desired 10 he present.