The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28
steam Com m unlcstion between Galway
and New York.

From the Lond,n Advertiser, Nov Ia
While Il s quite evident tia. the plan to render
Galway the enrspot between nerica aud the British
Isles u vsioDsry scheme, in which IL is useless to
indulge, We are quite tatisfed that great good would
accrue TO Ireland by establishinga regular steam
communication betxeen that fpe harbor ana New
FORK. The error Of the people Of Galway has no.
tain N their wish to have the benefit Of regular
lintr between " The City Of the Tribes" and the
United states, but in ind1Iging the hope that the
stream Of commerce between this country and the
western world must fow through their city, AID
cease 70 reach through any Of its present CO an.
neis We greatly desire 70 see Ireland the pros
porous country Il ought 10 be, and 10 jet destred
becone; aud We should nc Oice in seeing all suitable
and efficient means employed, in order that that
prosperity might be realized. We must be allowed
10 recomme nd our friends on the other side 20 So ,
pose that Ireland may become great country with
cut ErElsrd becoming little one. We are no, like
. par Of scales, 90 continued that II one goes up
che other must 20 down. or like the twins, destined
90 shire By turns, but never both at tbs same
time. ireland. and especially the west, may be.
come commercially grea.. and yet Liverpool. Lon
don, SouthsmTton sni Bristol may get on as vel
ss they have hitherto done, and gre AZ deal better
Instead Of any narrow ano jea Gus feelings inducing
the people Of England 20 interfere with the scheme
for tFsnsatlante Communication with the land
she est We trust they vii chef ID 10 az one means
OF ,esssrog post CELESTIAL all 70 part Of Ireland
and reess, 70 the whoe o. the country; and we
are satisfied that t1tre Is 10 this land. AZ there
ought to be, such sire q rromote the prospsrity
Of Ireland that the people o. Galeay will be aided
ahttao " lMpeotus 10 inelr et1rts. except wlerC
those efforts are founded she ooliah and DOT very
friendly wish 10 grow rich and great ct The expens
Of other places who-o inhabitants have very Litte
Intention a. they have little tendency, 70 70 down
With these views, we are much gratfed in obsetv
ing the syirited efforts o. Mr.. WsgstaH, who has
Gene 10 the resolution of placing a line disclaimers
between Galway and New York Tais gentleman
has just visited Galway, where, os course, be has
met With the most entbusiastc reception, and where
bis determination has inspired the pie with the
Nveliesi gratitude, and the most vigorous determi
nation 10 aid IN the execution Of hB purpose. Mr.
Wags.ad s not talker only be u man Of
energy and action, and has one e bic steamers
already built. which is 10 leave New FORK for Gal
nay on the lJtb Of December. and Is expected %
reach Der destination in eight days after that
time here can be DO doubt that many per
cons vishng to travel between this country
ana america, ard preferring the shortes. posi- bic
sea voyage, viii avail themteves of the Galway aud
new Ork lines, 50 soon a. they are regularly
established and treat themselves AZ the same time
60 az opportunity Of taking peep at Ireland This
line OF transport will not fail 30 establish such
communication between both countries az will in
mary ways, be productive Of n4z.ual advantage
We observe that Mr. WagstaH has directed his
attention TO the accommodation Of emixrsnts. and
the peculiar advantages be offers 20 that class must
necessarily make Galway one Of the principal paces
Of 5ebarkation to the muliiiudes Of emigrants who
are yet TO 20 forth before the Celtic exodus s som
plete There, passengers, with berths capable Of
bodirg two each, the sexes separate, except in the
cBso q families with saloons provided for them
vhere they may cit, proper cooking accom- odatiOu,
The hest description OF food and The voyage made
IN eight days. and all for six pounds, will end the
solves accommodated. If the plss IA realized, " .
nsnper which mus; secure fot this enterprising gen
Ienan not 0nly their support but thsir rafnes'