New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
NEwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II 1858.

we're three requisites for saccessfGl T-aasstl4nlc
packet service win: mail c"Dr ct, rstc VA pas
seuger Traffic and goois traffic. ami without any
one Of these woni n ne resnlt of aDy
Undertaking Of the kind A. 10 the Shannon and
Galway he preferred the former. but he considered
vsrpo" preferable 10 -itG.r, and de had got the
contract for the Of i've years from 1862 the mails
vould cuninne fo he sent from that poIt. However,
outstanding Mr.. CGnards opinion, mertins is to
be held in this city for the purpose Of taking measures
10 promote packet station.
The Duhlin correspondent Of 7'ie L31d5H TINS
thinks that Lord Derby answer, decloug = have
49, Shannon surveyed ought Ia be- -utlrirn say 20
further proceedings IN the H-iigrsri ni"ye"ene i'r
establishing An. rlcan packet station At t"yne.
Tho Admiralty had i-su,d oriers for mo-'Tus- 20 be
laid down M Galway for the convenience OF the rams
atlantic team packets in tnat harbor. The Dublin
,.pe,s are informed that Government mas drrlel
uprn constructing q hsroor at Galway, capable 81
accommodating the Transatlantic tratfc' ana nai
ordered surveys 70 be made All tue ne0e'>'! es-
mates of expense prepared. -. -. -.
TIE Galway Company had given notice tnai tney
did not lptend 10 clos, Their l-t oi applications iof
shares until time had been gwen 10 near 'ioui :nie
North American Colonies tbs result oi 'HeH p"uuine
negotiations for mail contracts. ,,p
letter in TIE Du6i,H LrtHsHg MAJ, "A'od pai'iy J.
- am Glad 10 see that The Erening Nrd has
directed the attention of the Government to me pro-
pr.ed landing in this country Of regiment oi armed
men from Auerica. commanded bY Col hyah. iu''o
Az iu. grounds Tor the exeIcl-e ot caution IN tns III
ter az sorry to lttorm you thst seitl9ns
have been discovered IN this ueighborhood ss Wen
in other places in the west OF the CouLty Oh '"'h.
They are also creeping inland, and have male some
progress in the neighboring Cunniy oi Merry ~, A
.,ranre peculinrity peryaGes this movement Inc
members of the society bind themselves not |"
dyulge their plans { the priests, and where 'poAen
against from tie star, they denoIsce tue preSS %
de.pots as bad as the rest of their tyrarts ly are
sunI. s.d 10 derive inspirations from Amenca, snd
nuhey also. They declare their intention to rise III
arms whenever there may be any dlnerence WIN
France or America. The Government Is, believe
aware Of these facts. ~ present me "hoe tnhs is
very cortenpbe brit Il affords fair grounds tor pre-
venting the Gallant 69th from marching through the
courtry in arms, and encanP!ng IN military fashion 70
keep up tie hopes OF Irish rebels. Ihe strange point
in this matter Is excluding the priests, and without
them they can do nothing beyond producing another
cabbage garden campaign. ~
me L5a4oa Da;Iv Ners in an article giving idll
particulars Of the recent reception of mtelglDe sig
nails through the Atlantic cable, says tlat since
"Wednesday. Oct. % the day ON which the message
WAS received there has been no indication o perma
nent n,proyemt nj in he electrical condition OF the hne
The chess players of Manchester proposed 10 invite
Mr.. Morphy TO public ainher previous TO MS de-
partuTe for America.
Mr. William Lemon Oliver, stock broker IN Lon
don had been arrested on Il charge of converting to
his own use the sum of E5O0O which had been IN
trusted to him for specific investments.
The Young Prince Alfred had sailed on his hrst
voyage TO sea as naval cadet, on board the frigae
Euryaus The Prince Of Wales was shortly expected
to receive a commission IN and join the army.
Timothy Kirby, the fret mate Of the American snip
Patterson. was under arrest at Liverpool, charged
with robbpg a man named James Harding, who joined
the ship at NewOrleans ss a sailor OF SJt3.
One of the events of the racing week at newmarket,
was a match between Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse - Bar
banty and Count Battbysnys olympus The own
ers riding their respective horses. The former was
the winner.