The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
glorious stars and stripes proudly floating from her
main mast. steeret down our bay, and
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glorious stars and stripes proudly floating from her
main mast, steerei down our bay and =.
Walked the waters like thing OF lifsn
The band OF the sd buffs In attendance at tho
Coast guard station Fsirhll and welcomed her the
tune OF oaryowen while repeated voleys Of muskery
and discharges OF cannon the quay gave her more
than royal greeting The officers OF the viceroy re-
turned the salute and appeared to feel gratdsd at the
handsome reception accorded to them BY the old Cite
of the Tribes"
sYlsgs aoatsd in every direction but the Ciaddash
nautical and piscatory school presented n most i'm
posing appearance, being beautifully decorated with
variety Of banners bearing appropriate inscr ptions
Since her arrival the Vceroy has been the treat
Of attraction for vters the town aud surrou nd
ing districts, 10 whom every facility for inspect ting
this floating palace afforded by Captain wing and
the officers under his command
1t 10 surprising to observs the at xiety 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 galway taken Of
other Irish ports We don't mind this much, for We
would be glad to Bee q steam packet running from
every suitable pert In Ireland. Instead Of single
vessel making solitary trip ought to have fleet
Of steamers and navy OF our own TO bear the product
of Irish industry In safety to every hsrbor gobs
There 10 still from the Vindioaor OF the rejoc-
nj ION rhursdsy Captain Ewing, commander CT the
"YiceIoy." Mersrs Parker and Cooper, two of the
Company 'snDirectors Mr.. Taylor the Agent Mr.. Oar
gam Mr. Hemaps q. r., and large number Of gentle
men, were Hospitality entertained at dinner. BY the
Rev Peter DAILY, PIP. va
officers OF the vic~roy" and several other gentlemen
including Mr. Ennis, Chairman of the Midland treat
Western Railway, and some OF tho directors who ar
rived here TO witness the departure OF the Vceroyu
"Attwo o'clock, yesterday, sumptuous DIE arrer
comprising all the deIicaces Of the season was served
up the quarterback Of the vceroy" To which the
sGte OF town and nelghborhood were invited The
veee decorated In the most gaudy style and the
hand Of the Sd Butts in attendance to enlven the
with their soul stirring music. During the time
the Vceroy lay Mt our roads she visited by the
rank aud fashion OF both the town and country who
In honor Of the aviceroy $" ARRIVAL in the bay of
Galway the town was brilliantly illuminated last
night. There was regular turn out of the inhabi-
tnnts on the occasion, who cordially took part in the
rejoicings.
THE tire worksgot up by our truly NATIONAL and pat.
riotc townsmen the Msssrs O. ghegan we're also on
scale Of spiendor and magni fcenoe that would do
Gre dit TO the finest displays MT the Portobeo Gardens
The rockets rose to INN nse height and produced
the most pleasing effect. The persons who on
board the steamer at the time OF their being up
have informed us that the display grand in the
extreme ~ deserted frsm the bay"
The Murder Of smith OBrien.
From the Dublin Nation, Junsll
the mon lett in ireland there is news to- DAY to Hood
the land with tears Co all the air with curses
They are killing smith O'Bren by slow murder in
We bayo been silent for two weeks. believing that
lbs arstocratc and parliamentary frs nds would io-
terpose effectuay on his behalf they promised
do. But they have patered with his interest running
IL with faint, hesitsting help. and quenchiag hope
smoDg those who were mnnier and more devoted
Meantime, = voice Of remonstranoe IL again heard
aoross the ocean demanding, Is O'Brisu to be muir
dered ="
Cruities the most terribe-cruelties which 1t mad
dsns TO think OF and shames 10 mention IN ioted
on this defencsless man by the execuoner of British
vengsskcs.
II. is Gagged In the closest solitary conansment His
f.od IL scsnty and losthsome. He has comforts,
no attendance He never the face, hears he
voice Of friend. He Is denied the requisites
OF dseency. For months he has not been allowed
change Of raiment or permitted to change his dress.
This viii be questioned disputed, disbelieved. No
wonder; for IL Is monstrous and incredible Hut
write every syllable Of IL on the authority of
incapable Of falsshood or sxsggcration Of murder
In solitude in privaton in NTH In rags lives this
Irish gsntleman-ths noble man--who lost iibcrty,
home. ismiiy-su-fcr Ireland
Nor rs this the whole. n the foul den whore he is
thrust like chained reptile generous girl OF the
With the n-,sety. charity Of her ser to .olses IN,
csptive's care. and tighten his suffering. BY kindly
onee-; and forth with, pain Of prvstion Brian
forbidden to speak Go her sgain He Loot
innocent familiar vho-e childish beauty guilsIess
perhaps spoke TO his sthersheart OF the orphan
ed dnrlibgs who weep for him 1T home
What muititudes have melted into tears over this
very Incident In the prison revslations Of Silvio
P.loo And here We have it reen~ctsd In the hfs Of
man from whom no human creature ever suffered
wrong.
Tbese atrocities are inflicted BY the Governor OF
Maria Island an ofneal. whose brutality has earned
for him In the colony tho title OF The Black Ser
Pent;" tyrant, whose name IL . terror, and whoss
presence 10 despair Of the hApless victims Of his il.
In this monsters power-tortursd. outraged md.
deHed-ivss Jour country man, the son Of your king.
,r d nesss me patriot Who fought and fed
sthis ls-i Is this justice who Is so brutal here
Ss,sSa sasn . ori.ss
Asnd up In these islands aud vindicats this dark,
eovsrdly. and hsllirh persecution
ordain III WIN tb. people Of England sanction IL
win the people Of Ireland endure IL,
IL N crime horrible enough to provoke the indig-
nation OF humanity. what wonder " tine burning
manhood 81 Ireland arose In arms against the govern
msnt that thus ,ins assns justice snd ,hs.
thnar nv .l..fN laar hrofh sr- h.
stainless, heroic champion Of eur liberty
Men Of Irvlaad-snd let God and men the time aud
the eternity witness the solemniiy and truth OF our
invocation -vhether you b. Protestsnts Catholics
-vhsther you are ranged beneath the green Gag Of
our fathers. or under the crimson banner OF -.
Gecrps-vhether you desire Irish independcnce or
cherish . union With I'm. land your sacred duty 10
identical lou must interfere, and save this ms.s
reason rou must interfere aud save this mans life;
Tor, ne tell you. both threatened
Wesay this advisedly. No human consistency can
long Withstand the torturing cruelty OBren suffers.
NO bodily strength can triumph over the frivstions
II you -iIl not be aceenpnces In the murder which
is Designed hysn would not have Brien's blood red
~ Judgment on your soui.--e ssy TO you. inter.
fere bencunce this iniquity. Terminals this dread
sgony knpoetslste With th' erue malignant. sssss.
sin government Save this man ON death or worse
than dsath.
Thee ,idinsr hav. produced profound impression
In Dublin. They have excited intense indignation
committee IL being formed Of Il all parte. and
ve have sot.nistshen 1rish hearts. there vi be
denunestion that 'shsll firing through the land like
the Judsme ~ peal remonstrsnce which 10 ~il not
BE- pruoent for any government 10 depss OF safe for
any government to disobey.
We hear indeed that the Queen Of Enri,nd comes 10
1resnd sgsin this comes for the ovation that
monsrchs love from pettsd slaves But We warn her
and her Ministers that surely she sets foot Irish
soil, While OBrien a. thus tortured and degraded 90
surely wherever she turns shall hs be thusd~~
I'd 10 her ears a. . maisdiction surely shsil his
blood he aeuted In her face This promise ve vi see
fulfilled.
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