The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

| Departure OF ths PsiDce Albert for Galway.
| RNTHUsIAsrIC DxMoNsrsArIoR-FIRIsG OF FIaIo
PnCRs IN THS BAY-raE GALWAY sTsAxsHrP ga
| LUTSD BY VESSELS OF ALL MISREPRESENTATION,
sPFKCHss, ToAsrs AND MRRRiMENr-raE PARE
WELL, ETC, ETC.
The departure Of the steamship Prince Albert for Gel
way yesterday morning, . complies, triumph we'd
% the occasion OF most interesting scene. AT O'Clock
the forenoon she left her pier in the North river and
anchored in the stream opposite to It, whore she 70
NAMED m6ored till the Time OF sailing arrived Ia the
meantime, steamer ct Peck slip, chartered BY several
Irish and American citizens for the occasion Wa ready V
start at half past ten O'Clock having board band Il
music and large number Of people 10 the ws,
faro OF Ireland. she was gafy decked with Asgs
- she steamed round 70 the North river, and landed 81
the foot OF Chambers street whore two brass Geld pieces
epounden-were taken board She then headed a.
recty for whore the Galway steamship spchorsa aud
on nearing her, 1 liz O'Clock, fired twenty ono gums
which were instantly returned from the dock OF the Prince
Albert, which thronged by multitude OF psssengers
When the guns fred from both vessels the smaller
steamer came alor gsde the Prince Albert ssriss of
cheers burst forth from both vessels and tran peang
along the river TIL they heard and taken up BY the
vast multitude OF SIX or eight thousand pcople wbs
tnropged me piers OF the North river 70 behold ths
On stepping onto the Prince Albert the occupant, Of the
commander and Col Kelly and CAPT ScMsSon' ~So ..es
Principally engaged in getting up the denonsrsrou intro
daced large mum Der OF the VISITORS and stated concey
thai s their intention 70 escort his vessel
Highlands Very cordial exchanges Of friendship succeed
which continued for hreeauarers hour ~neu ths
etccrtpg steamer left the side OF the Prince Albert
order 70 be In advance OF her possible before
abe left her anchorage Nine guns and cheers
given and the small steamer started down sns
river, and the cheering again taxeo up aud renewed
along the shore The Prince Abort having eli her CAS-
orc ocockNnfsy minutes asr the oosr s,sa@ss ms
order wS given 70 wo'gh anchor" hoiu colors So,
and three minutes Afterwards she saiy dressed in
tha EnUt ns0c shn
can on tho oromast, the French the MAN. sa ths
spanish on the mzzen mast Az nfseon minutes past her
thirty Ave minutes
On corning within . mile or more Of hsr. she
menced FIRING salute Of 100 guns, which responded
70, gun Tor gun By The Prince Albert, and the "toun.
ders OF war" In friendship kept booming inces-
sanity while the Primes Albert psssed the small ner
and until she arrived at Quarantine. Here
seh fred sautes OF three guns 10 the Prince Albert,
which were promptly returned In every instance and
nearly al the shps and steamers ., anchor "dpped"
Their oolor as the noble vessel dashed along a.
rate OF seventeen knots hour Al Fort Hamilton she
Stacked and waited proudly for her less nee but
spirited escort me small steamer along aide,
and her company transferred again 70 the Prince Albert
where they partook OF COLLATION. fully Characteristic Of
lrsh Hospitality when Justice had been done 70 the col
enjoyment followed which could scarcely occur
ma n any other place or On any othsr occs:ioo
Captain Mcmahon, Colonel Kelly and others, 10 which
Irish neutrality American prosperity, tue enterprise OF
people.
subjects which received greatest attention me cheer
ing and other enthusiastic noises which attended ad
bursts o laughter ,hss were oonssny occurring 90 syery
funny incident that took pace, wore almost sufcient 70
rouse 70 ollooss,oo The satsn Isasders, though they
were twice two miles away. The toasts came mort Gap
tain Waters proposed the health Of John Orren Love-,
which was responded TO By three cheers ana igor. He
America united By NE elcc,ro telegraph and line q
occan steamers nov and forever the ssn,imont
By Psiricis Dsy1 aud Yankee Doodle IRON the
band Captain Mcxahon proposed the health Of the
which ' was received By : loud cheer, followed
By "ne stAr spapglcd Banner" and " God Save he
and Tho sucse. Of ihs r,sn ssmsnip O.sps ,o.s
burst Of cheering succeeded, which continued id irfp
,.m Joseph Gromse,ly proposed The health q the
received The Galway delegation, who waited on him 70
obtain The grant for the building suitable break uasr
loud and hearty cheers and number Ok sossss sucoeedsd
ll OF which called forth due of enthusissm.
ss s hs sy' s.r % % s. the
spanish frsase was passed by the Prince Albert though
she was seamiBg in the same direction and The frooe
other nov the passengers q he small steamer began
~ FAR a the Hahiands ne scene Il the Hna sepsrs.
ton Affecting cheer Tor the Prince Albert and
assnt. and three for ireland and ihe United States.
When the ropes connecting the two vessels we're ocsed
after this n insesssni Ore ws maintained IN The Pi,ncs
Albert had eos 80 ahead OF escort that ner hull
wss concealed beneath the distant horz,u The cheering
and waving Of hats, and shosss Of farewell "sucoess
So equally we maintained long and far I,nrer
than they could be heard by the people on bosrd
OF either vessel The return OF the small steamer 10 tho
city NOS without IL interesting features she was
sauted By the Spanish sate and several vesses bound
outward Music, dancing, drinking Of champagne &c.
the order Of business oil arrived on the Rat,svv
when another gun was fred from her deck and her CO.
husiasto passengers vere landed vithou single scr
dent or incident 70 mar their eploymept The Prime.
Albert took out 2i6 passengers, forty two Of whom
were cabin passengers together with 400 tons n fresbt