The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

IN GJD0 hOO ~ III IA III
e ncAi~9 eonds1u in such things except he outlay, since
provided there IS no limit the supply of funds. If We are
DESTROYS OF national exaltaon such tsrms can So
Salisbury plain that shall reach to the heavens cut
carrgeWay under the from Holyheaa 10 Dublin. Lot
IT, however be understood at starting that Is work to
be paid Tor from the consolidated fund for the dgay OF
England and 70 immortalize Aesrs 30 and &c. the dc.
ssners Whatever credit may attach to tho execution Of
euch schemes where delays aud failures count for nothing
because there money 70 cover them ALL will then at
least DO fairly earned. But Il DO little honor for men
point oesty monuments and say I've executed that
al such az outlay and q the ruin Of thousand IN miles,
who were TOLD could be accomplished at third OF tae
amount II is time this should be light,
since s not only stain ON the morality Of The country,
but is producing effects which threa. render joint
stock operations imp ssibe, and destroy thai faith by
the Of which alone nations can execute noble
tasks No now v, trust any representations. Ii
plan 10 proposed which would give six per cent upon
million all persons turn away because they know that
the micn should be three Even II states OF
good repute qua, axed interest Is OF little avail,
because b impossible 70 trust that the oal qua.
ranteed will suffice for that which II Is warranted to
form The Bahia railway, introduced oy Ness s. Roths
child with per cent from the Brazilian government
whose five per cent stock quoted l03, stands at dis
that be conceived other than some
doubt about the estimates The apprehension in this
case can hardly be ustsd since those who have In
hand likely allow either themselves or their
constituents to be made the dupes Of oobsrs contrao
of any kind But IL the anarchy OF dissrus has ex
tended thus far, what hope can there be Tor e ordinary
The public have the remedy at their command If
Il not for the axly with which they cutter them
selves TO regard the achievements of those who nave &C
qured celebrity through the improvemsut OF others by
practices which perhaps capable but less preeum
Jog would have declined 10 use, the evil would soon
be mitiRated. Let them remember that protector or
contractor pleads that he has The task he
bound himre 10 fulfill it 10 tanauount to avowa that
he have been either ignorant unscruoulcus The
test OF capacy cases. whether in the tru mpbs
Of science lies In the power TO fore,ee and pro
at the agains all possible coungen
nina an dnot1fn anft
himself forward TO squsnder the means entrusted to
him. let him take his place for the future unit for
such responsibility surprising on the contrary, he at-
min be had an impression his calculations might break
down. he must then stand convicted OF wfu
for personal ends II the scientific gentlemen who
distinguish themselves in the world at the cost OF snare
holders certain, whatever wealth they might &C
qure, Of beoy placed by healthy public sentiment 10
theee two csegoscs should hear less of inflated
monster ,talngs half century advance of the
ttomal requirement. of the period but should have the
Of the s's q
manded by the beat energies OF the time.
The Galway Steamship Line.
BANQUET TO TaS LORD LIEUTENANT OF IREL AND
DrATH OF BURdSss, rHs PILOT OF THE INDIAN
gran banquet had been given in Galway TO the Lord
Lieutenant Ct Ireland In celebration OF the
OF iransatanc line OF steamers from the port OF Gal
way.
the tossts the health OF tha Lord Lieutenant
proposed ana enthusiastically received.
His ExcsnxrcY, in returning thanks, expressed his
gre satisfaction at again arriving Ia Galway on 80 aus
picoIs OCCASION and referred TO the pleasure he al
wsys derived from the recollection or his former visits
when he opened the Lough Corrb Canal glanced the
ancient scenery Galway ana It's former commercial i'm
pospce but he hoped tina. s American trade and inter-
course would render far more prosperous than its
Spanish bad done. Az Governor Of all Ireland
be- should DO impartial and not take upon himself TO de-
cds with respec' TO the clsims OF Galway vAienta or
Pos to be American packet station but should de-
clare the great Galway strong
~ impressed him. ana with all his neart he wished sue
cees 70 the prospect OF Mr. Lever.
The CHAIRMAN next proposed IN appropriate terms
"Tbs President OF the United States, which was re-
oeived vito acclamasIon.
Mr. TALBOT the United States Consul acknowledged the
compliment, snd on the part OF toe nation hs repre-
sentoo, he expressed hope OF the Galway transatlantic
project
Mr. LEVERS health was most warcly received, aad in
returning hanks gave details OF his exertons 10 pro-
cure Ir.t osss stssrer TO sail from Galway. He mad
offered buy Arabs The Albert which vas coming
from GlsFgoS tire fastest steamer 10 the world He
boped thai people OF Ireland woult speak we and
encourage tbs project, aud he certain Of It's
IRON i,s many advantages. When proved tho route
the quickest they would command the Enslsn and
America, mails
letter from Galway published in one OF the Dublin
Joupsls OF ga OF July gives the following account OF
the d, atn uncer rces OF OF the
pots no ran odisn Empire steamer Upon the S..
Na,tnsri,e Rock, in Galway bay
Toe trial GslsAy pilots, ior running the Iadian
Empire Marguerite RI cx did not take place at
esZs owing TO the arrival OF that vessel aud
the que the witnesses The town Grand
Jury bao not oeen discharged until ihs eveaing at the
rstrR Of tie RE pilots, however. did not know
The tbe ship would arrive ana Burgess (au Eng
lsnosu) bad been active in preparing his defence. He
hal been getting statement OF the iscts ready TO bs
Transferred TO COUNSEL and WAS observed be very low
In spiri's. .ebssion caused in town TO day by
rrprt tDat the unfortunate man had Destroyed himself
still warn and be belief il that hs took strychnne
No,hipg, however Is yet knoHa The Grown soicitor Is
enass. In the inquiry, ard inquest will be held To-
morrow Toe ST. msch, understAad, has been removed
10 c sDaly zed.