The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE vICEROY
NEWS FROM iReLA AND.


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About half past IL o'clock yesterday forenoon the
vioeroy, Capt. Robert Ewing. arrived from Galway
Ireland in tho North river. She brings Dublin and
Galway papers Of the 1st inst the day OF her de-
parturr She sailed from the noble harbor OF Galway
at fortyh minutes past O'Clock on the morning Of
the LIST Of June and therefore fourtsen days one
and quarter hours reaching this port but thirteen
days Of sailing time having been detained upwards Of
twenty five hours In alifax for coal She made the
passsge 20 Halifax in ten days hours aud forty
i've minutes having arrived there at half past O'Clock
on Tuesday evening. She encountered very heavy
head gales during the entire passage.
On arriving here yesterday, Of our reporters
boarded the vceroy and furnishes the following des-
cripton of her Length 22o feet; breadth Of beam
27k feet Depth of hold Tx feet; tonnage 800 tons
Her horse power is only 800, whereas that Of the
Cunsrdsrs Is 80. She looks long and sharp, aud sp-
pears to be ship that would msksrspid sailing in ia
vorabe weather She built in Glasgow In ls4o by
Robert Napier for the Dublin, Glasgow and Cork
Steam ship Company and has been used as = packet
ship during that time For steam vessel Of her sne
and horse power and considering the adverse weather
strong winds ahead. and the weather foggy-she
has made very fair PASSAGE and doubt II she gets
fair winds or calm weather she will make a rapid run
home She made on one day, so high 800 miles and
her lowest speed ITO miles She left Halifax at
u past o'clock on "Wednesday evening She brought
22 first class passengers and freight She "a the
first steamer that crossed the from Irsh
port. The following the Of her officers -
Captain, Robert Ewing first mate, william Henry
Murray; first engineer. Archboid David Hamilton
The following observations from the GALWAY paper are
just and true =" The vessel sits lightly on the water
and appears TO be in rate sailing trim The beau
ty OF her build has been the theme of admiration wit,
even the experienced nautical men Of our port who
have had opport uuity of seeing OF the most
splendid steamers ahoat. Should the weather prove
favorable have doubt but the vieeroy will fully
bear out the antcipatons already formed regarding
her sailing powers; but should head winds or rough
weather prevails she of course would BE- calculated
to compete with the more powerful boats of the Gu
nard line, Of whose swiest steamers also sails
from Liverpool to- day.
The yiceroy will sail from this port for Galway on
Saturday next
yiccroy Is far from encouraging The western coast
of Irvlsad Ia In very deplorabe condition. Between
rack rents, pcor rates and other taxation
the very blood and vitas pressed people
IL seems IL Is necessary COLLECT the poor rates by
the aid Of her Majestys steamers In reference to
the collection OF the rates in the Isles Of Arran Oh
Galway, the Vindsstor, under date Of June Ist OBJ
serves
The Poor Rates OF ireland.
"Mr. Herman, the stipeudiary Magistrate aossu-
panied by Sub Coh@y and police foros
has been for some time locatsd in the North Island Of
Arran for the purpose Of collecting the poor rates The
Lucifer. war steamer, which had been in attendance
on his worrhip, TO co-operats With him In Of
This Circumstance rendered 1t diGicuit carry out
the contemplated plan OF operation, the islpnsers
corainey begged leave to decline the attention. Of M
Crfs and the oicsis who had been sent to act with
aorps from w 40 q @ ss .ss
larry, who were not capable Of confronting the oppos
tion offered by the hardy islanders Of hair and
sIastic step forced TO lie his and look
calmly upon the embsrkation Of cattle which hourly
took place before hi: eyes for the fair of aaiway.
IL cheers the heart and ministers TO the pride OF an
Irnan to the marks OF cleanliness and the
Arran meet the eye but It is . lsmeatable thing to
bhold Brsh bay on~ts at the throa.s Of those topg
slaves to rob thm Of the fruits OF their honest in
satanic name grew tired Of the revolving task and
steamed OF for Black Sod Bay; but Lord Carendon on
Tussdsy. We rounding tho South Islasd
standing In fhr the ArrAn roads, and dropping her
anchor The commander Of that vessel. which bore
Mitchell In chains from Dublin. shore and
held council OF 90 What steps could be taken
TO subdue the rreussnt, repudissing belgsrssts lie
oooy informed the civil officer OF the forcs that his
msn we're only armed with cutlssses and pistols, In
case their services might be required but In that
state Of ineffective eauipmsnt he would venture TO
come on shore and stand TO ths policemen. against
psx Saturday like good loyal subject Of her gracious
lit. Majesty who t.ke- such opportuniti-s As those
to prove her love aud affection for her dear aud at
tsehed Irish SUBJECTS but In the meantime. Mr. shear
water should convey supplies TO brother Luoifer, st
autborities when sunciestIy reinforced viii rene
their raid and take vhat~vcr stuck they lay hold
Of In the Island
Emigratsoa from Ireland.
correspondent writing from Waterford In refereace
10 emigration from ireland, ssys:-
Two hrs class steamers leave weekly. each csrrying
some hundreds of people every trip and those not
sn.,"se "a ,o ~ ,o,;'n ,b.,p p'r ,hron 49,.
OF Manchester on the approach Of harvest time aud
ffom whom John Bull, fear too often scrms hts
tons Of the Irish Instead Of these poor erssturea
halt ssrbed In grey fresc and rags you Of an
appearance In every vay their superior-tsl we'll
blue; the vsmen too generally veii dressed aud vs
looking and all vtb tosrsbis quantity Of luggage,
end many. 10 said with considerable Of money
They are principally from Tipp-rsry, Kings county
Wexford, Waterford, asd Kilkenny.
The Exciss.ens in Galway abess the
The sailing Of the viccrcy from Galway, vu quite
an event In that old city the western
In references I. her Departure from Dublin to her
port Of debsrkation vs have the following from the
Dublin E,e-srs Pest -
The vieeroy yteamsr Hosted on Monday, In Usipins
Roadway. Norfb-~sil dressed With all her colors the
Stars and stripes the forsmast the union jack at
oeoss She hsa her nh ssrrs Of coal. on so.rS
and her rsts Of sailing viii be tested the cosstipg
trip TO this great western port which bids fairly
opsn up such advantages to ireland"
she vas tve Days Less by tvo hours, IN making the
trip hsm Dublin TO Galway. having arrived there
Wednetdsy evening. at seven O'Clock The Vsnxscsfc~
Of the nth ~ May has the foilo~ing;
"vI-p,csros Oyy,cs. wedoesday,l
One o'clock, " N.
AT an early hour this morning the qusys
crowded 9th persons snriousy the lookout for the
arrival OF the yiceroy.' The vessels In port
dressed In all their gay colors the bells Of ST Nicholas
rang merry pesl-tbs band of "a Buf. performed
the national snh and several discharges Of cannon
hailed the approach Of the connecting link bet the
old sne nev world The people OF Galway up aud
stirring sod the several fishing boats OF Caddsh pre-
sented most i'm pooling sight With their flowing colors
and msnned With young and vigorous crews dressed In
thrr Sunday clothes waiting TO convey vsiters to
the Niceroy-joy appeared In their happy faces while
Oavsys lair daughters, most fssbionably sttired,
crowded upon the qusys 70 welcome the and pss
sepsers Of the viceroy'
nonaerovs fr- al n ,h. . 1884,, -.