The Observation-Disclosures.
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On Saturday last the Telegraphic line was com;
pIeted to Richmond, and communications opened
with the Northern Cities. washington City ana
Richmond exchanged saIutations, and quite an
animated talk, says the Enquirer, was kept up for
some time between the stations at fredericksburg;
Alexandria, Georgetown, Washington City, and
the Richmond office. The Enquirer says: Our
citizens are not little surprised at the<despatch b
with which the posts were erected down Broad,
Nin,h and Main streets to the Office The posts
are Of white OAK stripped Of the bark, very large


and regularly tapering, some thirty feet in
length, and firmly sunk some FIVE feet in the
ground. The wire is very stout and substantial,
near l.2 of ON inch in diameter, and isolated by
passing through glass on the tops of the posts. "


We hope soon to get neSes By Lightning also,
as we learn that the posts already up this
City. BY the first Of September, We presume,
the line will be in full operation; and then we
shall be able to furnish readers with the latest
news from the North, as we'll as from New Or
leans, up the time Of putting our papor to press.