Anglo American Polka

By Grizelda M O'Sullivan
Dedicated by permission to
J. Graves Esq Superintendant
Anglo-American Cable Office Valencia
Image courtesy of Valentia Heritage Centre

Atlantic Cable Polka

To Miss Cornelie E. Schroeder
Composed by Louis Selle.
Boston
Published by Oliver Ditson & Co, 277 Washington S

Image courtesy of Bill Holly

Atlantic Telegraph
Cable Schottische

Composed by Frank Myrtle

Atlantic Telegraph
March And Quick Step

Atlantic Telegraph Polka

Written by A. Talexy and published in Boston, Massachusetts, 1858. The
illustrations show USS Niagara (left) and HMS Agamemnon, a map of the cable route, a depiction of the cable, and scenes of the U.S. Capitol Building and Windsor Castle.

The Atlantic Telegraph Schottisch

Written by Henry Kleber, published 1857, New York, New York, Firth, Pond & Co.

Ocean Cable Gallop

Composed by J.T. Wamelink

The Ocean Cable Polka

Composed by Franz Kielblock.
Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 277 Washington St., n.d..
J.H. Bufford's Lith.
Image ourtesy of the Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet MusicThe Sheridan Libraries, The Johns Hopkins University

The Ocean Telegraph March

Written by Francis Henry Brown, 1818-1891, published 1858, New York, New York, Wm. A. Pond.

The Song of the Ocean Telegraph

To Be Sung By Everyone
Written by Gervase Wheeler. Adapted to a Popular Air and Arranged by Wm. Dressler
Wm. Dressler Publication: New York: Wm. Dressler, 933 Broadway, 1858.

Festival Song
At the Celebration of the Laying of the
Atlantic Telegraph

Grand Anthem
Commemorative of the
Successful Laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable

By William Winter, Esq.

Air: Hail Columbia

Grand with feeling, sweet and strong, Swell to-night the choral song! For the noble work is done; And the precious prize is won; And the raptured nations stand Face to -face and hand in hand.         Honor to the brave and true!         Skill to plan and will to do;         Strength that nerves, through doubt and pain,         Saxon heart and Saxon brain! For the rainbow arch sublime, Rises o'er the sea of Time; And the starry lights presage Triumphs of the golden age. O'er the centuries left behind Glorious is the march of mind; And to-night our prayers arise For its grandest enterprise: While Thought's winged couriers sweep Through the oozy dungeons deep!         Honor those who sowed the seed -         Noble thought and noble deed!         But, for every blessing given,         GLORY BE TO GOD IN HEAVEN! For the rainbow arch sublime, Rises o'er the sea of Time; And the starry lights presage Triumphs of the golden age.