The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-22
The vieeroy-Presensation OF q Flag
Sailing to-day.


Last evening, at O'Clock, number of Irishasn and
descendants of Irisbmen with some Americans, pro-
eeeded to the viceroy, lying at pier No. q North River
20 give expression to their feelings and sentiments
upon the occasion Of the first steamship that
rived In this country from an Irish port, being about
TO return 70 Galway, whence she came. Among the
ritizens who were present. Mr. Dudley Persss of
tbe firm Of Persse Brooks; Mr.. Denis Keogh Capt
Croft Am; Henry Dunno. bsrrister st-lsw Mr. Lo-
gan, Mr. o. Mulchnock Mr. Patr ck Carolsn, and many
others whose names could not learn. On behalf OF
the Ne. York irsh Alliance we're d.ltgstion consist
Ing OF Nessrs. James bergen. John Boyle. rhos Hall
pin, an Am, Mc0srvey, and delsgation from the
Confedcrate Library Association consisting of Edward
dallen, Patrick Duggsn- and james d. Meuee.
The foloxing address TO the captain, officers and
crew Of tho viceroy, was read by Mr. Hsipin on the
In the wallis Of life In which engage they
universally r.puiar a Ia that Of the Inariasr Engaged
they are s.ss.n; ssls,ss ns ps;.., |
mighty and Sousdls.s elements snbservisa, to
heir vii, ssnes too ron ne I.,e.l sren whsn
y INT .ssm %. ., The ss,sassS,s Of mi @.anrd
nes Of ssmpsee. claim for universal .ppr.bs
a.s shs. mus. be ,ss Telling, .s, ,ss-
Intended % Ts;Srs hs,e .ss vitality % ,s. hear, "a ?,
bore ,hs. your ,.,.ss 70 your - VII be happy ed
md bear eur blessings the beautiful hut uphspoy isud
bat which we may never more bebois.
Mr. HALsn then reas addsess to the Galway
Isrbor Commissioners. which together With hsg, he
entrusted to Captain E~ing's care This flag one
ide bore the arms Of the ancient city Of galway, on
reen field, 20 which added the anchor as " an
mbem Of the fitness Of their hsrbor for safe aud uni
anchorage" On the other eide u bore the arms
the state Of New York on ~hich vas the sun burst
he ancient national banner OF old Ireland thus sig
bifyipg that Galway standing on the east. aud New
ork the west Of the Atlastic the old country aud
he brought into closer communication a
through these two cities The Gag Vas pcvtty fringed
Nth gold.
Captain Ewrse then responded. lie ssid hs was
orry he gifted with the powers Of orstory;
II h.svere, there was noble occasion Tor Its exer
se this evening lie deeply felt th. honor that had
|een conferred upon him. Tie highly appreciated 10,
md thanked them, from the bottom of his h-srt, for
ueh mark of their esteem That hi- heart and soul
tere devoted to Irssnd, aud that he had done all In
is power to serve her Mr. Taylor the sgeat Of the
|oat, who with him, could testify lie hoped th-y
kouid excuse him for not making a speech. aud that
would accept the will for the d-d His heart and
bu sere with Ireland
Loud cheers followed the delivery Of this brief
ddress.
The n.g Was then hoisted and saiated BY discharge
cannon and loud cheering
The Captain then invited the delegations 10 the
sndscme cabin of the boat which contains very beau
ful paintings Rrfrcthments were set before the
bnpsny including the esst Of irish whissey..
Feisnd," in . bumper, which vss drank with enthu-
Asm
Captain Csoyr gave the health Of Captain Ewing
bich drank with nine cheers
Mr. II b. KsocH gave the city Of the Tribes
hitch Captain Cnorr followed by the Lsdics o
slvsy." which vas we'll received; Captain EwIse
sting that they we're equal IN beauty TO any In the
orld.
be President of the United States then followed
Mr. Ptnsss then said there tUsst which ought
BIT 20 be omitted this occasion Tue Dublin Cork.
bd Glasgav steam Company had given their boat "a
axe this experimental trip at . considerable sscri
e and u was but fitting that they should be toasted
this occasion. lie therefore prop success aud
osperty TO the Dublin, Cork. and glasgow steamb, Al
bmpsny." This toast was received with all the
bnors
Mr. ED-ARD MsLir, proposed I" tho health OF Johu
tchelL VIM 5. o.Brien, and the martyrs Of 1S4s,
eedy release TO them and 10 frelap5"
A gentleman. whose name cpuli not learn then
oposed All the Irish martyrs and eres for the last
Years" amidst roars OF laughter.
mr. Mstir~ proposed the health of Mr. n. McGes
bo had fwrittsn more than any other man thi.
Iptinent. TO show the advantages OF steam comm nj
ltion betrecn this city and Gslsay.
|This toast having been drank, the company then
paratsd
HE steamer 81 Nicholas Is chartered to accompany
a. Viceroy to-day. far the Narrows her
n 20 Galway She sails ~ IL o'clock and will beat
Irish Tag. together With the stripes aud stars II
has dne westher. she will make rapid pssstgs
cr Her passage out 90 HALIFAX is fourteen hours
orter than the average passsgs Of the Canada ths
|sest Of the Cunard line Mr. Cunard at Halifax
rressed his sstOnishment at ths time she made
IN such weather The Nicsroy touches at Hslifsr
her way 20 Galway.