The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1858, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1858. @seot ho por ibe Comm: & for oop, toufinen Soy tm bocor Torowro, August 6, 1858. 1} the Governor Generel destres to express bis on the succees of the socamplishiog of the ares ‘of Iny ing the atiantic telegraoh oa) A. J. PAN akPESTEKR, Governor's Sec'y. Sentto the Areocisted Press the following messages:— ‘ ‘Tamarrr Rar, K. F., Augus. 6, 1888. ‘To rue Assoctatan Paxss, N-w York:— ork: ‘The At'anti ialegra.i cable was sucocastn'ty landed here cerry smat end iso periectcrder, The agamemaoa or avd O° the sable and we nre now receiving ‘Tex yb House ends oy ened ti es ‘ran frigate Sisger. and her Msjesty’s weukan tapes and Poreupine | for Mt Jobs, to mor row r tbe gt tho Aflant'c telegraph Hee Due sotice will be given when the ATs WFIRLD. wil. be open for business, ‘Taintry Bax, #. a Panay Evening, august 6, ‘To tux Associaten Pues: New York:— Bi» © our arrival bere yew erday morning I bave deen con- Lube? for acy extrectr thsi be mig ortions which will r to the comm auto eStart have received. *tEnvs W. FIBLD. Be, wekay aeni to the preas the next day extracts from my urnel — BaTURDAT, At t 7.—Bteamers Niagara, Gorgon and Por, cup ine sailed, and returacd on account of the: i 4 lead mines to ergage men (o wo'k on Telegraph House, cal ‘id road Electricians busy fitting up mente The following telegraphic messages, With many were seat and received: — rd 0 Rtanen estord prongs. Pas “ t My Deas bax Your wvegrapbic deepetch ts uy received. ‘We landed bere in & wilierness, sud wotll the ia. erfostiy adjusted no message Seropente are alt ready and, porlOgey, oot havo the ourlisat Fae Toe from “Amerios to Rurope your reply ‘ah grees respect WUAY JOSE SSFVEBL ORO Ww, FIELD. Naw Yorx, August 7, 1858. To Ovnvs W. Fret, a tacts in addition to your despateh of the Sth to tg incideat connected with tue landing of the the press. kvery caoie, or with the enterprise tn my by wi ive grout facie of in transmit, Reapectiuliy. ’ ecusdinl ” PETER COOPER. New Yorx, August 7, 1853, To Mr. NoKay, Trinity Bay:— flease avail yourself ifberatly of Mr. Field’s kind per- missiop, an@ send us for morning papers from one to two thousand words from his diary. aad to it ciroumstantial the Ni arrived at Fevort of what bas }ven oe jiagars ‘Trinkty Bay. We will cheerfully pay the operators extra for heir services. ‘There is a degree of excitement here which you cannot vontetre of, and we went to mee: public coment. cata. Trinity Bay, August 7, 1858. To THE AssociATED Pavss, New York:— We lenced here ip the woods, and until the telegraph " ready and perfectly adjusted, no comm st intimation when all is SUNDAY, AIPUBG—Good signals boing received, t the canie fous? at ios xervice at Telegrapa He five P. Mos pay, gust 9 —vffered to remain al Trinity Bay with the eiectriziant If 1 could be of any service to them; but sat could oz ofthe cable Received here a great number Snapges, seme ot whieh {copy — at on Pew YORK, August 9, 1858, To Crave W Firtp, 8t Jobns:— ‘Your family are all at Stockbridge and'well. The joyfil news arrived there on Thureday, aud almost overwhelm 24 your wift. Father rejoice’ like ® boy. Mother was wid ‘with ¢elight Brothere, sisters, ali were overjoyed. Bells were fred. children let out ot echool—shouted, ‘rhe | DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. Tatty Bar, August 9, 1858, ‘To Cynus W. Frevo, St Jobpa — tba pied i: d large coils, and am now ge 3d ve juat joined up key an Bf vax has coamualcae ly. ing © Vacate. coamu! Patan. Teoury Bay, August 9, 1855. To Creve W. Fre.o, 81. Jouns: it te Decosrary to pas# many preperatory si for adjust- meet of our instremenia, needing. sme ach aller eons 19 uot expect her majemy's message fore the morning. tll. exchanging good signs: DE 6AUTrY. Taorry Bar, August 9, 1858, Tee ctiving weed recanted Currects from Valentin CelviDg BOOS Te currer' Perteoty aaustastory. Da SAUTY. ‘Trinity Bay, August 9, 1858. To Urnes W. Piao, Et Jobas:— 1 save received perfectly s communication from Valeatis id bere. fall, thes wheel. DE SAURY, rw Tore, August 9, 1558 . Finn, St Johas— n—Ths Common Oounell of New York have re. © & great celeprauon of the Laying of the cable. mi Ree Cf AT FABER CR Gesire to the wil be sent, im He 10 compari nn upriies ea expiaxn, August 10, 1368, to. Jobne ibe Atlsnc Tees: loaping to Dereioas M De Sauty # stich eadition jaase tarnish M bly your friend r AL, Gepers! Manger Atlantic Telegraph Company. fr, Joma, August 9, 1388 be purpoee exeutment. I have the ‘Our Obedient servant LAWRENCE O'BRIEN, President, Beceived an address from the Rxecutiva Connell of New- cediand, axd also ore from the Uhamer of Commerce of m Jebns, aed be ow you bave copies of the sam: and my ou from the com. thet, vader Peo. er inh resent proud reeuit ee copterred upen ths compary you represra: trust tbat the best expectations of the il he interes: from {i as ample recompense for your many labors riseee frem ils inception ‘0 ite y Ou behalf of the Kxecuttre of Newfoundiand. La® UR O BRON, President. ‘To raz Hononsste, tae Exsourtys Cocxci or Newrounn- La 1 thenk you Ani'eatatiom of your good ‘There is however, novhi: new tome in the present Me amp Honor ant with ail my bears for this con tis L, tthe ie z Ss ! ii "i and : 7 union c [nen ome It is destined to diffoae vi G New Tork. Newfoucdiand and London Tele; Company, ait i if f ' 2323 i 2 7 enlighicned count of protection le a the te. learaph g 4 Ne¢w Worlts and abel Biever ready is promote year rie we 0° aevaa> ‘mont by all ir be Many years to enjoy the fruit intense labor. and that jou ma: recede ou yur return ir native land ach @ we.come from your countrymen 2 some measure com -enaaie you for the days and nights of morious care you bere rr @ x LER GRETVE, President. To ¥. i: Keq.. Genera Superintendgnt of the 7 ‘THs Paesipert any Memnens oF tue Cramonn oF Com —The aAdress yon bave presented is deeply wrRor wo feelings faites 1 me to be an instrument in m1 aiding on ; t yf you Nopster yl? he ph eres! * he Ltoat be SOY dnaktal to. the iver af at ee five who were my co workers in this enterpria?, = any labore of mine would have un. 41d 1 fall © vdem and the Fountstteee,opisyy See tam ain t 6. 40 wiles cut null be eagerly re- country. ‘there hin tense ansiety t Know all in relation to it, and the press de- ares the ne Kept open at evening, so long as there are any tween the twocontinents; but the electric ready, efore everyibing is perfected. The you can, share with us our tri ienee seod withou' To Crrvs W. Fieup, 8. Johna:— The ‘day on which Tastuction ta the oventay songs fons iy to aay. were! CitimieaLon ta the egal onge pena reply to day. 7 10, 1888. 2° SSerwiee: hath: the bores in Bay of raph Vompany, yy require. ‘at he ¢ Conrett T taclose the presented to you by that ¢ bind enough (o Intimate 1 comventance to receive the honor | S¥ay moued taster then was expected. AtéT. M, 0 wiles sil of Newfoundland, bave great and € you our songrataiaiions apoa the ject of the laying of the Atlantic have heen with the energy 4 conneetion be. science is mainly Au to your weil udotaRalle exertiona, we seir i exprans to teen to the canes of those fevlings thin Aehoewement tbe creston of pew wo gree. oations thas 1 sre praciied wo tember the ad roatribated towards tha ‘tm; to @ ansooinied with itmay be ently fulfilled. nod thet you, air, Individually | reap rey & four ago When I Srst Isid before the Of this colony the plan of uniting the two conit- ot bic commupicstion, 1 received TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 4 Re end for the 46, 60 miles cut. ae aiscopate o Jory 29 —From 8 Adie, stem of ship mat | Natt CLY $9 —From 8 to meridien, at 10: of abtp belay $ the ful eurvey fecured by baweer, ° ey ngs ST a eos pews _ Pian to ¢commonte! Lal npeny nek comme eet pat — 16 as To tor. Byerelt, whobas es. commenced paying o eadie ALIP. i = 16 Ccaigmip, was ship stewing shead slow. At 2i4 10 = = Comet niles of cable pala out. wanooth aK Wen | we | 8 Bos so perfect ia Tens etmnd we. At 4:40 20 miles paid oat. 4 Zz i = H Pm CI rom 6 to 8 eee emoxth. Light brecee At 3 Hon in Trinity Ray. OSpaid outs paties of esi AL Tt Sontauliy reported . He | 3 | $ : a Feey ‘obave ceased. Ship's speed reduced. 50 ON | ise | 6 rl 4 Haet ss, pi jom 82 15, a SAL, ontinntty rewtared. At 8:5 40 rales | - mw 16 a3! 6 g miles Out. Distsace rua ai - E ances i a hala 10 eB 7 ; a ; 10 8 i? 16 58 na oak rus ie FRIDAY, JULY 30. 19 fp leg : time they have 6 = 1x0 - ue | 6 ws] 6 vensation mount toimeey of you Angle of Rope. onl Speed 1200 6 om] 6 Mince and well Horizon | Verti- + Tallude to Mr tal. | cal. below fm ¢ coe, a nelive of Na 100 8 4 6 ine valoable ‘alt 1000 : xo i 2 Pe lef the 6 2s] 6 2 his most worthy Latitude 49 17, 49 23, 1 meet liberally Krots ct cable pi 161, 763. ith Hl EI sending lege Ww of ‘and receivis, , free, as many messages as they x Tr RIS Shoee. : 180 ie |e Bus ‘Ibe Governor has a le! dinper party at seven, where T ‘1800 i. RE met many of my oldest New:oundland i7: ; end tate! 1800 58 the evening there was 4 grand ball at the Colovial Building rd Bae fe 2 minutes, Whiston, Pincombe, Graig 4 Payr pasenge money to’ Bugiwnd for Capt Kell Depth of water from 1.550 to 1.075 fathoms ib pi Lan others... teetes Tatitmde 51 de ‘Mt deg. si) win. a sail » note of cal RE. Knoles run by Lose per cent, ercti on various bi! FEM. - ht tod A. M —at 12:34, 69 wiles of cable pald "7 Nee. Bes smooth; very ig: 29 Om port uarter. Af 20S finished paying Out cot! on spar deck, aud commercedon the forward oarth deck circle At 4:10, 80 miles of cable omt:at 5.43, 00 miles; % Ag r breese; amooth sea, AISA M. run 613, mules by patent ing. From 8 to mer! lian —1 8:50, 110 miles of sable out: at 19:27, 190 miles; a! 11:58, 130. Distener by paient log for the last 24 hours, 105% 10 wiles. Light wind aft. Smooth ees, From 12 to 4.—Atl:10, 140 miles of cable ont; at 2:35, 150 mallee: £1 4:02, 160 miles. Disiance by patent 4P.M., 4 knots. From 4 to 6.—At 5:30, 170 miles of cable out. Strong wind apd moderate sea aft. From 6 to 8.—-At 7:08, 130 miles of oabie out. Fresh breeze and mo¢ erate ses ou port quarter. From 8 to midpight.—At 8:34, 190 miles of cable out; at 10:08, 200 miles; ai 11:34, 910 mes, Wind and sea modegater wind veered from port quarter to port beam, Disisnce run vince noon by patent log, 46 8 miles. 012 I at once arew om the Atlantic Telegray i Company, 1.0 gop, at three days’ aight in favor of Union sack o New found’and, for seven hundred aad fifty pounds sterling, and paid \be auacunt to Mr. Rvorett, aa per” bis receipt, of which isa I= a U.8. Steawen Nracawa. Bt. Jon's, August Li, 1868. Reoeived of Cyrus W, Field, the sam of seven fifty pounds, for which ! am to account to the ie eragh Company. W. E. RVORETE. 0. Mr. Everett will get the accounts settled before we reach New York, 80 a not to detain the men there, after our arri val. Sent and recetved many ielegenh messages, of which the following ares portion: York August 11 1853 | fo Oravs W. Frexo, Sr. Jonns—Parties are pressing apon us messages, wisbing to pry for them, and bave them tace their turn when the line opens. What shall we do’ Please reply. W.@. HUNT. Sr. Jouns, N. F.. Wepxespay, Angust 11—P. M. G.Tivnr Bey how York — e received I leave for New York inthe Nivgare Jeft London of the at- SATURDAY, JULY 31. . Angle of rope. BS ee BES came eure | - ry re SERELERUZAEE WERPRERERE uli ii EH ceseteal! uu k a SRRGERS! seaa eeestasentae| =] ~ ccoaneeans “Sehereosity k saevsfefafecase cecusueasena tT Hy | EEEBE 8 Baa suasnenaaai|!! with be sino , in Kurope ick when we estoy to receive Dusiness. iy W FIELD. 2835) » ' Sr, Jouns, Wednesday, August ll—P. M. To me AssoctaTeD Press, New York :— Berore I left London the directors of the Atlantic Tele graph Oompany decided unanimonaly that. afer the cable President's weesaces trans: fo oe Ws inic and the Queen's and tt iso tos toe ree be kept for several weeke for the sole ure 1800, of Dr. Whitebouse, P other elect. } cians, to enable them to their | of telegraphing so that the direc! might decide which was | P.M. BEE euceneceert| i z jollce will be ‘yen the Ine will be ready for rant le tole eee CYRUS W. EIELD. Sr. Jonns, N. F., Wednesday, August Il, 1°58. rural Bin Houston Srewakt, B. C, B, 43, ail Rxsrzorap Sr—T should consider tt wrest | fasor if you would permit the Gorgon, ‘Captain, Dermes, a |, the tain Hudson, to N | “ytglieh o@cere and Eagish safors bare inbored wiih Aes: | rican officers ard American sailors to lay the Aulaniic cabie. Sony wate Wine i, our Sige of Wiel, ond pany to ese it cy SEREEEISE EZ PMAMMAGEWNEAI ~IAAArrae~T-1, euaccavacaue aaacanvacacn NMODSMeNSOMe B-nIEcamHocos GIRSRSESEEER SIRESSE BES com macne: EEEEoE iE i 1 1,€87 to 2,260. Tkncw this would be agreeable io Captain Dayman and Bis officer. Please s mane answer here, With high regard, your —— W. FIELD, O¥RUS Trixiry Bay, August 11, 1868, We best, Ido not think b; waren sc our not you can assis. us by ie vuleapized Knote run b; , M7. Tomb percent Bd . smcunt pred cul, 772 miles 700 fathoms, ato:61, PM, 780 pire of eabie out; wit ie 790 siock back 13 minutes. run by pi ries From meridia AL i244. 86 mes of cable out; at 9:15, 81C miles of cable out ai $.47, 10 in'ies of cable ou. ; Trem4ic 6--Nesrly ca'm, with smooth sea during the wach At f:16, 83) miles of cable out. From é to 8 —Dietance run by patent log, from nooa to8 P.M., S680 miles At 6 47, 840 miles of cabia out Preno & to mic gn —snmance rua ta pens log ie: malls, At 6:15, 85 mies of cable out; at 9-10, 860 milee of cadle out; ef 1, £70 miles ofeableont. At8:30 the Agamemnon made eighale (hat abo wae in soundings. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. > s i EEE aS comromaciom| 2 FE sengesd Me a ggeegeeeekes g2 ggeseaeezzeg eneedESeeets Peweureuwe-4 Guanaanuacaeal siaRSenseeee Gemnameee etAaanmnaene coenaramccco CommnNcamsa BES cc-1oaen pidge titre Lstituce, 43 deg. 17 min.; longitude 62 dex. Kuots of able pald out 154 miles 360 fathoms rota ron by slip 146 miles, Loen 6 per cent. Depth of water from 742 to 200 fathome. Ba zg 5 REMARKS. al Hes; peariy at 5 from con ‘Tusey (04 P. M. on Wedacetay, indicated From 4 to 8—~At 4:48, £00 miles of cable out: at 6:26, 910 mules: at §, 920 a Distance by patent log, from Tuesday THURSDAY, AUGUST 56. India rubber, not vulcantte that is required, 7M. novnt DE SAUTE. ‘ainane | < a eee Sige 260 | Howr.| meter va totometer. | Rotometer, | Ship, To Orncs W. Firm, 8. SeeRIETEY Bay, August 11, 1008, he cee. | ceed eine | oe x» | thing (0 communieaie, All progressing satisfactorily. “Tl + ©) #0 (103 60) 400 | 26 Da BaUTY. cust] $ | | Sli ml so | 3s 1 + Angust 11, i on we thank you for Jour kindness \o them. Sixteen yards raice ned fobber gov, quarior Of ao iseh diameter, routed. cond. Sending Queen's message. ‘Wisi: you s pleasant voynce. DE sAUTY. Left 8. Jobos. in United Staice steam frigate Magara, at “ metas anes Fore ine, Oapt Otter, lewring | Her * er npine, ver, lesring at the name tio “for Fiymou's, Hngisad.” Weather pleasant, From meriton to 4 F. M—At 14, 40, miles of eable out; at 2 lea; at me head ; A Gerate sen. "Hotometre $18 miles 100 fathoma, se" = From 4 to 6 —At 5 36, 380 miles of eable out; commenced marboard “Ferarait, 12—On New York. Thick eReDAY, August 12—On our way to New York weatber, emocth ses; wind & We Frinay, august 13—-Tbick wosther in the forenoon; Heasant to the afternoon, wi very light *. wind BaTvnpay, August I4.—Calm: bewutifal warm weather, Scxpay, Aagnsi 15 —Thick wud rainy in the morning: clear Boon. with jight 8 W. wind. Were at noon much surprised hear that ibe Chief Kngivecr of the Niagars ad jaa in Hudson that be be not coal enongh left to take w York. tres were allowed to gradual! down, and proseet slowly under gail.” The con] purchased at Bk: coune farsed out to be very poor for steam purposer. and has barned i 3 more than re from Rew York, took on board from pllct vost Ro § ‘ork pi Day, Avgust 16.—Light head wind, thick weather; aail sowty, not more thin two knots per bour, umil 1 ® were lighted, and prooseded under eney wre huprant Yr Light emt wind and very fi {i AY, ra weet wind an foeey in the morning; clear and pleasant ja ibe afternoos, wiih wind from ¥. W. and byte yey i 18. —Paeved Fire Inland light at 2A M., mace Henéy Hook light st4, and ai ebout 6 cl tugboat Achilles to take meto Mew York, where I arrived a little before 9 A. M. . The Niagara will cross the bar at bigh tide this aternoon aad arrive opposiis ike olty ai shout $F M. There te great reiolemng all over the country at (he successful inying o the “Ge tut of the A ants cable lacded from the Niagara rer tants wae lar t on the Lieb abore We other on we Ameri: e~1RN C8 nS an SSegeSo38 wie Tuner onan EEE Se ESRRESSS ESSEBEEEES poses Ss = oo 38g EZERSEIELE Sees |rrtees SGSEe 3 S Bzzzzznx 22272204" ARMaarrAMAaa araeranncare ESESERESENES SSF gE ~ tbe #ame ae was and- year, from the shore end on the court and overed. ' The teleg ach feet eailed from Piymouth perimental trip Mey 29: the cable broke at tbe sera | of the a on tbe of June, and tho inst ap! was made-on the 200 0 Ja'y The Ataris Telegraph Com, mal Compt Les7 snd again im but succeeded in ihe third at jinled from Queeagiown July If, apd onl undoubtedly ve aisived ai now York y+ (August ied nd ‘bed on bowed w uppity cf gonk sel OI iit So ‘Wil you please me by inail copy of be log of the Agamem aon fom ihe time ‘be splice wee meade \nti! ake rived at Valentia, with the engineers’ ani electricians’ re- porte of he laying uf Ube «le frets that #hip At your umanimo balk rt at a re erent perecnel tomyseli, 1 od the cles Ucnéral stdous a of the Allantic Telegraph Compar.y, for tole purpose of rer to aid you to enero %- 1. and ae object haa been atained yon will please . It will alwaye atiord me pleasure to Soi hw pane rare see hon mi 0° 0 promos Farrer wean cat * wri ou neat to the cab! ‘ninery on Gourd of the Niagara. — wih you 5 : 3 = H ! From midnight to 4—ALI 1s, 30 ellen 200 tes of ul at 3.18 40, Frews proese'car oat At 6:20, 410 miles of cable: miles Be HP Soran, canigont: 96:47, 480 milan 208. ‘Modersie sea snd bresse forwesdd cnr ‘meridian—At #09. 430 miles i Mae, ase nl eee os, nie 2 me a 1 2-10 miles. {| @trong breeze and moderate ses 6—At 4:45, 490 of cable run ont. ro ets 9 Greece a0 motersie see forvanot s ‘Out; Ot 11:38, 540 miles of out, men Wry tray, Jor fren ave @ Fin tat ielaeran he MONDAY, AUGUST 2. REPORT AND LOG OF THE ENGINEER. Usrrep Erate: Prramen Niacar. 1838, To THe binrorons oF THe Atawtic Terronaru Company, 22. Oc» Baoan stare? Loxpox. Orstonumy—I have the honor to enclose a copy of the en- fineer's log, which contains every particular of any import” the great per centage of lens from the time of making the splice to the next day at noon was undoubtedly caused, toan extent, by (be ahip not running directly on ber course. as for | What day there was difference of sisteen and & thind miles | detween dietance run by observation and patent log, while for (he remaining part of the voyage they nearly coin cided. Also, that the speed of the ship noted per hour must > —s mot possible to log Nearly «ll of ibe stores were innded at (he Telegraph House, Bay of Bull's Arm, ae they would be ef mush more service ‘There is now remainin) board abou! able man aby Giaes, Rion ri pi Gt and about i + 4 Sphissrecoverd Yrom va most write ote % . and & f ‘now on board be ‘of by the Givection Ot Mr Pike” Om OMe Wall Its m, comdionn for me to state dal cost erece one bring about eo gratifying st reeai an ther cngah down A jadson = Scns Beary 5€5,, Hee 3 ie ae sett Hit 23 : # I : i 2 Bs =33 3 a! fn ah Ay Roe z : SIP 8 ede een a aie of starboard bean... Si apains Meets tet miles he Out; at 6.09, 680 mi and tw een forward oe of cable out. Wind) and sinee noon by patent sistem strona sate i Ht f Angle of Rope, Dyrano —— ane Toms | peter Broke Hovivon | Vert AM) ore rain tall ». L Seauene oe) 22mzereanee RySequeesony S535 z SPSS2529SE2 555 o @ seowonw Sey, ance rua From : a terday noon. From § to m At 8: db eck circle at 6M). Very light brec: Soe? wih bu Dilewss sO? my aabore From € 10 S—At 712, 340 wiles of eable out, Light head wind, with moderate sea. ALS, 443 rua dy patent log “From & to midnicht.—At845, 960 miles of cable ont . WEY ’ . 1016, 300 maiies; at 11:46, 370 miles, sas SUNDAY, AUGUST I. onigd 7] i hae |i wv . | ae 13° | ie ra W w 41 ang. 8 min. cable ont, 164 Sina on “ oan th of water from 1,960 to 2.494 fathome, ‘Total amount of cable paid out aince making spl'ce in mid ocean, 1,16 miles 600 fa To'al amount as per: a Peg distance by the 4, , 1,019, distance —F che oy S$? miles. * cen’ over distance run, Duriag the dap Khon lie cable was seut ashore, a! request of Mr. De Bauty, for future use. e THE RECEPTION IN BROOKLYN. THE NIAGARA AT THE NAVY YARD—TH® SALUTE FIRED BEFORE BBR ARRIVAL—BXCITRUENT ON BOARD THR NORTH CAROLINA—SPRECHES OF MR. FIELD, CAPT. HUDSON, AND OTHERS. From three o'clock numbers of persons prooseded to the Navy Yard, anticipating that the grand salute to be Bred by the North Carolina would come off, and that they ‘would be gratified with a sight of the Niagara; but owing to the state of the tide and other reasons they wore dis appointed, The salute was fired whilat the Niagara was coming up the river, +nd was witneesed by # large num- ber of spectators. The wharf atthe yard was filled by Indies and gentlemen, who patieat'y awaited the arrival of the frigate. On board the North Carolina a great sen- ration prevatied. All were ready to do honor to the commander of the Niagara, and impatiently from two o'clock awaited his arrival. Telescopes, opera glasses, and the naked eye were called int> requisition, ‘and mon placed at ihe masthead to signal her sppearance im the river; but hour after hour passed by, when Lieut. Dellaplain R. Lambert, wader the direction of Capt. Ward, proceeded in the leutensn\’s cutter down the river to the Batiery , t0 recounoitre and board the Niagara should she arrive. The cutter rowed out on a fruitices search, and rua down the river amid the cheers and con- gratuiations of the assembled crowds at the <ifferent fer- ries and piers. Upon ber retnrn, the man at the mast head reported that the Niagara bad steamed up the stream and was anchored off the Battery. Under these circumstances, and supposing that she would ile of Castle Garden during the night, the salute which was in- tended was tben fired, A gun was fired for every State and Territory, after which the Union yack was ‘run up the fore,” and « salute of twenty one guns in honor of the Queen of England was fired, the band on board playing “God Save the Queen.”’ Lieutent nt I ambert then proeeedod to thejMattery, but reached there Just as the Niagara was steaming to the Navy Yerd, and although the United Statesfiag was fying In the etern of the boat and the lieutenint of the United Sates Navy was in uniform, the Niagara paid no atten- tion to the North Carolina's cutter, but proeseded on her way. She reached the Yard about balf past seven o'clock, when she was boarded by the following gentlemen, de putation to see Captain Hudson home —Mr Peter Cooper, Mr. Wilson J, Hunt, Mr. John Isaaca, Mr. Waiter J. Smith, Mr. Robert Simmons, Edward Fick, and Mr. George Jones. Mr, Cyrus W. Ficld was also present, and was heartily greeted by the officers of the vessel. Captain Hudson courteously invited the gentlemen to the cabin where he ‘was warmly congratulated. The deputation was then rowed across to the Navy Yard in the boats of the North Carolina and Niagara, where carriages were in waiting, and Captain Hudson, Mr. Field and the entire party were driven to THE MANSION HOUSE. It was arranged by the citizens of Brooklyn that Captain Hudeon was to receive his welcome home at the Mansion House, in Hicks street, where be and hie family boarded, Acocrdingly the Mansion House was brilliantiy iuminated, and the flags of Eogland and the Void States floated across the street. An immense crowd filed the street, numbering perhaps two thousmd. A carriage bad been despatched at) half past seven from the hotel tothe Navy Yard to convey Captain Hudson tg bis home, intelligence baving reached there that the Niagara bed passed up the Reet river in the direction of the Navy Yard. A committee of citizens, composed of the following gentlemen, were tn readiness to receire ‘The Mansion Howe was briliiantiy (thiminated, 1,250 lights being displayed in its windows. Tae baad of the North Oarolina performed some exoe!iont muric from the ‘Paloony daring the evening. The'fiags of England and America flontod across the street, The red, white and biue weg Greped abcutthe poruco of the botel. Aliogeiier, the eceme was quite worthy of the opsasion, On the plat form iz front of the hotel were sevoral distinguished citi zens Of Brooklyn, cager to congratulate the haro of the telegraph cabie; among them were Rey. Dr, Lyman Beoober and Rev. Dr. Lewis, of Trinity church. At ten minutes past eight o'clock the carriages bearing Capt. Hudson, Cyrus W. Field, Peter Cooper avd the Re ception Committee arrived at the Mansion House, and were greeted with tremendous cheers, which were re- wowed again and egain es they took their places on the platform ia front ot the Mansion House, Between the pil- tare of the piazza of the hotel was a transparency, on whioh were inscribed the words of Capt, Hudaoa’s despatob to bis family: — WELCOME HOME. Goe bas been with usi The telegraph cable ta laid without aecizent, andto Him be allthe glory. Weare ell well, lanovee oreene-oe After the cbeering bad aomewhat subsided, aud re- peated and vociferous calls for “ order’ had produced © comparative quiet, Mr. Eowarps H. Fiskk spoke as Lapis axp Gesrizmex—Tho reception of Capt. Hudson bas been contemplated by the proprietor of the Maasion ‘who bas selected ex Mayor guest. I will introduos to you ex-Mayor Hall. Ex Mayor Hatt spoke as follows: — Hall to address our g Bo: lyn, to weloome to your home an: extended &3 i g a5 wolcome. Youaroa Be 7 sorvices, and bes always felt bie officer—wno did faithfully, honestly, and io a manly manner. last duty to which you have been called, and ich yous industry and ingonulty, and carried you successfully tbrough which you bad to sustain—that of which was dou! America and the whole world. you have done your a the appreciat t Hoblesuior we bonor ed = througnout We are proud of irs, and that you may wish for your suczess. SYBECH OF CAPT. HUDSON. Captain Bcpsow rose siowly to respond, and after grace- fully acknowledg'ng the uproarious demonstrations of ap- plause which greeted him, spoke as follows:—If I was not @ sailor I should be taken aback, for I bad no idea of your giving me s reception of this kind; so unexpected, so un- deserved. (Loud cries of “no,” “no,” “no,” and pro- did not dream of doing praise, Lae semen See and a voice “we're giad simply done my satisfactorily as Ik: ” anc cheers. ‘that will tell over tho world at some future day. Wo money making machine. We ‘krowled, morcentile transac. . We will have no more of this reckless, wild specu- lation; and, united with the mation over tho water, wo pel to evory part of the earth, and the it will promote peace and and (Laughter and to see you.””) I and no moro, sa : spectators lined the streets where the greatest display ‘was expected, to see the sights. Never was there so denee a throng about the City Hall. space, where standing room wasto be had, was crowded, in fact, jommed. The Park was (illed with a dense mass of human beings—men, women, boys and giris—so that no one could move but with the groatest dificulty, Ths police managed to make » passage from the gate to the entrance of the hall, on each side of which was « wail of human beings, which it was nextto aa | n; Every spot, every possibility to pe ‘The other, by tte side, contained the following — POCO LOOELOLOODIOLOOO DODD OLE PPLEBEDE CE PDLE PELE PEPE Next to the City Hall the Mansion House, in Presented a most brilliant »; The hotel of large buil eoonroorat st rebertrerecone. reer te ® WELCOME ROME. God bas been with us. The laid without accident, and to Him We are ali well. POPOL IOLOODAOLOOLEELE DEDEDE PO LEDOLE PELE PELE LE Mra. Taylor's house, tho present residence of Wm. K. Frerett, U.S. N., engineer on board the mituated on the corner of i Clinton inated following wan om the tr: rene rnonee ne chee U.S N,@ “loaa”’ AO POLO LOLELELEDEDEPEDD DEDEDE LEDE DEDEDE PELE PEDDLE ‘The bote!s and public buildings generally, stores, And rome resiéences, were mort along oot was the Franklio Houre, the residevoe and piace of businger of Hlirha Han- thew, Ovington Bros.. Whitehouse & Pisroe, ko. Romaeca street, the house of the Brooklyn Gas }.ight Com. id alvo the marbie men and Livingston To Atlantic atroet but ‘wore illuminated, but those that wore mate Bonfires binned everywhere, and sky rockets, Roman candien, Chirere crackers, variegated lights, serpents, &e., were vded in all direct Brookiyn. ft was « d) 4 by thous who wit ititul appearance, in Court street, between Jaro’ ine house No. 15, Ac. wil loug be remembere: NEW YORK HERALD. JaMES GORDON BE Fae DAE EEEAED tm cmt ere oft EERE REAAGD ory ry a ome pe Se jan rca raat, 86 fo ony part apg THE FAMILY iD, every Wednesday, at four conte par HO UNTA NT CORRESPONDENCE, containing tmportant any quarter of the world; f wed, wil be Seotaie seed Aor" weptole Poumon Comenastenn Vas ‘Buquacten 10 Sai. 4. Leerens amp Pacey sous on NO NOTICE taken of anonymous communication. We de Rot refiern those 1 JO“ PRINTING executed with neatnem, cheapness and dle ecto be the Waexcr Hanacv, PaMicy and @ the California and European Editions. ! Volume XXIII Bo. 220 AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. FIBLO’S GARDEN, Brosdway—Geas' = WEAD—PROMBNADS CONCERT —OOLUMBUS. an — BOWERY THEATRE. Bowory—Tunss ke Macwc Pus—Wousn's Love. ni WALLACK’S THEATRE, Breadway—Inin Euicnae— Bospegs or tus Buin(sjou. ; nd and Brenir: ino" Tuzares e— TH s wy karen Wortp—Ounrosirins, &o, ee ‘WOOD'S BUILDING, Wet and 683 Broadway—Praveriast Sones, Danoss, £0.—On, vant MRORANTO® HALL. 47 Bros way— Bayne’ Mrwoemms jacuo Me.opizs anv Buatesques—Hor or ¥. PALAOE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and 8. cid aveune— Geanv Paougnapr Concent—Lusriay or Fimeworus, &6, THE OCEAN CABLE. The Ceremuny of Laying the Cabie—The Eig- ‘The Wrexty Huratp to be published at ten o’clesk om Saturday morning, will contain a full and graphic desonp- tion of the successful laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. ‘The history wil! embrace :— 1,—The only complete account of the ceremony ef lay- ing the cable, as described by our special correspondent, who was on board the Niagara. 2.—Full revorts of the effect this great event produced throughout the country, ‘Od. The Qneen’s message and the President's reply. 4.—Grapbic Description of the Celebration in the Metre. polis—The Miumination— Fireworks, &., &o. 6.—The Reception of Mr. Cyrus W. Field and Captate Hudson, by the Brooklyn authorities. ‘These accounts will form the fullest and most complete history of the last and successful effort to lay the Oosam Cable. Our readers will want to preserve @ copy of this imteresting nerratiyo of one of the greatest events of the age. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mall, six cents. New York Heraid—California Edition, ‘The United States mai! steamship Star of the West, Capt. Gray, will leave this port to-morrow afternoon, at twe O'clock, for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Caltfornia and other parts of the Pacific ‘will close at one o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The New Yore Weexty Hanatp—Caltfornia edition— Dontaining tho latest intelligence from all parts of the world, will be published at ten o’clock in the morning, Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six comts. Agents will please send in their orders as carly as pes- uble. ‘The News. The steam frigate Niagara, of the Atlantic tele- graph fleet, arrived off Sandy Hook about daybreak yesterday, where she lay until the returning flood tide enabled her to come up to the city without danger of accident. She came up to town during the afternoon in gallant style,and reached the Navy Yard about dusk in the evening. Her progress up the bay and along the East river was greeted by salutes from the forts and shipping, and the accla- mations of thousands of spectators who lined the shores. The water was covered by fleets of small boats and gaily decked steamers, while the vessels at the wharves were decked in all their holiday bunting. On the the arrival of the Niagara at the Navy Yard she was boarded by a deputation of gentlemen, who cordially welcomed Captain Hudson and his officers. The entire party subsequently proceeded to the Mansion Mouse, where the formalities of a more formal reception were gone through with. At a later hour, at the Brooklyn City Hall, the party en- gaged ia the expedition were enthusiastically wel- comed by the city authorities. These events are all fully described in our columns, with reports of the speeches of Mr. Field, Capt. Hudson and others on the occasion. We also give a complete history of the voyage of the Niagara, from her departure from Ireland until her arrival at this port, wherein is minutely described the incidents attending the sub- merging of the cable, together with the reports of Mr. Field and the Chief Engine-r. A shocking tragedy oecurred in How’ton street an Tuesday night, the particulars of which ave narrated elsewhere in our columns. The circumstynces in brief are that a young German couple, named Valen- tia Cuiger and Philip Morganbeimer, between whom for some time a tender attachment had existed, fell out, jealousy being, it is supposed, the cause. They had taken a promenade to view the illumination, and on returning to the home of the young woman, her lover deliberately drew a pistol from his pocket and shot her in the left breast, causing almost in- stant death. Morganheimer then proceeded to hia residence in Sixth street, and shot himself over the left eye, inflicting a wound which caused death in a short time. The Board of Ten Governors held their regular bi-monthly meeting at Blackwell's Isiand on Tuesday evening. The business transacted comprised bat few particulars worthy of mention. A resolution was passed agreeing to inake provision for the recep- tion of Protector Engine Company No. 22 and Engine Company No. 2, of Hartford, Conneo- ticat, and to extend to them the hospitalities of the Board on the 23d instant. The retorn of inmates in the public institution showed number of 6,410 re- maining up to the 15th of August, being an increase of 823 on last year. We give elsewhere full particulars of the City Hall fire, also the statement of the bell ringer as to the manner in which he first discovered the flames The entire upper part of the centre portion of the building is destroyed. The loss will not fall short of $50,000. A large number of public documenta were destroyed which can never be replaced The committee that had under their st perintendence the fireworks at the City Holl have made a report with regard t the precautions taken to guard against fire. It ap~ pears that every precantion was taken, and that after the display a thorough examination of the building was made, and no sign of fire detected. The com+ mittee reem disposed to blame the persons having charge of the Hall. The subject will, however, be investigated hy Fire Marshal Baker and a committee of members of the Fire Department. Both Boards of the Common Council held special meetings yester: day, and appointed committees to consider as to the requisite repairs necessary to be made. A motion im the Councilmen to appropsinte fifty thousand dare to defray expenses was made, but finally laid over. The flags of the City Hall were at half staif yee terday a# a mark of reapect for the memory of Com cilman Martin Gilmartin, who died on We Inst at bis residence in this city. Mr. Gilmartip