The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
glorious stars and stripes proudly floating from her
main mast, steerei down our bay, aud

glorious stars and stripes proudly floating from her
main mast, steerei down our bay, aud
walked tbs waters like . thing ofiifs.p
The band OF the 80 buhs was Ia attendance at tho
Coast guard station Fsrh and welcomed her In the
tune Of srryowen while repeated voleys OF muskstry
and dice hxrges OF cannon the quay gave her
than royal greeting The officers OF the viceroy
turned the salute and appeared to feel graed at the
handsome reception accorded to them BY the old Ctis
Of the Tribes"
"sPlags aoatsd in every direction but the Ciaddagh
nautical and piscatory school presented a most i'm
POSING appearance, being beautifully decorated with
variety Of banners bearing appropriate nscr ptions
Since her arrival the Vceroy has the great
Of attraction for visiters from the surround
ing districts 10 whom every facility for Inspect
this floating palace afforded by Captain Ewing and
the officers under his command
1t s surprising to observe the at anxiety which
prevails among all classes regarding the trip just if
the fate Of ireland altogether depended its
There Ia also considerable jeslousy in many quarters
In reference to the start which Gslway taken Of
other Irish ports We don't mind this much. for We
would be glad to see steam. packet running from
every suitable pert In Ireland Instead Of a siusle
vessel making solitary trip ought to have a feet
Of steamers and navy Of TO bear tn product
Of Irish industry In safety to every harbor globe
There 10 still more from the Vndoator OF the reoic-
n' "On Tbur-dsy. Captain Ewing, commander CT the
Z" "viceIoy," Mersrs Parker and Cooper, two of the
Company 'snDirectors Mr. Taylor the Agent, Mr. Dar-
gan, Mr. Hemans, q r., and large number of gentle
men, were Hospitality entertained at dinner BY the
Rev Peter DAILY, PIP, va.
"0n Friday, the County Galway Club entertained the
officers Of the vcrroyn and several other gentlemen,
including Mr. Ennis, Chairman of the Midland q rsat
Western Railway, and some of the directors who ar
rived here witness the departure of the viceroyn
Att O'Clock, yesterday, q sumptueus djeaner,
comprising all the delicacies Of the served
up the quarter OF the Viceroy" to which tn
snte OF town and neig ghborhood invited The
ve-eel decorated In the most gaudy style and the
hand of the Sd Bfs was in attendance to enlven the
with their soul stirring music During the time
the Viceroy" lay at our roads she visited by the
rank and fashion Of both the town and country who
focked to see her in great mum bers.
I'm honor OF the "Viceroys" arrival in the bay OF
Galway, the town brilliantly illuminated on last
night There regular turn out, of the inh abb
tnnts the occasion, who cordially took part in the
rejoicings
THE worksgot up by truly national and pat
riotic the Msssrs. Geoghegsn. we're also on
a scsle Of spiendor and gnifoence that would do
dit to the finest displays at the Portobeo Gardens
The rockets to an i'm height and produced
the most pleasing effect The persons who on
board the steamer At the time OF their being sent
have inform ed that the display grand in the
extreme deserted frsm the bay"