The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

AAAsAL OF rHs INDIAN RxrmE-PAKTrcULAHs
ooNcW sNa rHH Ssw LIss, ETC.
me hrst NAP bsS that ever directly from eAnd
n ouw a States, was delivered here BY We Indian
.mpre'p ON Galway, last Monday morning. rhe Indian
Ia the pioneer Of now line Of ssss. nships which
w > iortnightly between Galway, dslfax ana New
10 RI Though not remarkably fest .,tsamer she well
capable Of running from GawsysI Haitsx In ess than
ne Gays, has proved hsrsef twelve kDotsor
On the passage from Galway 20 Halifax, which has Just
bssn accomplished, she wde excellent time, and would
have reached the latter port in little - days.
- not accident occurred 70 her msa4 which
deprived her Of the Of engine for two thirds OF Tue
passage. On leaving Galway at egh. o'clock On
The evening OF the 18th OF June, the scene was
- most interesting nature. The populace rom
III parts or the country ncoked lto the port sec nor
S6 end the town became crowded that vas almost
intossible 70 move through i. when her p,a
saui.,.uds md when she dashed out into the bay
waving d handkerchief along the shores ana the con
tinued Hazzss reached Der from every point smsh
1samer uccoupsaed her rc the to for distance Of
eight O. nine miles, bringing with her al the most ~
Sssssd friends Of the entervrse Who came On eosre
eeAcd TO iergthen the passage OF the lndM1 Enuo S
sot IN At Galway supply Of mfersSie coa no Dsxt
"trip III the sortunes Of The hrss VIII be 'orgoaes "r
new cyco built txtccn krot stes nsr viii DC .nsu ua ne
nne he captain or tbs Iud empire sssn" us .uss
with the passage will be 81 even day ana lew
hcrrs. The OF this s;eams' h: eeen men.oaeo 70
Cape Of Good Rope remarkable ior its rapsdity Toe
sshsr the line will be Two N RUNNER and
has teen ana YET a matter Q. consideration, whether
pue of n IN, VIII be the swift winged Adriattc The
owners OF the detcrmined that II shall bs well es
sahished a. The isvorite route 70 Great Britain; and
the capsaIn OF The IntiAn EmpEe, who rs
nan OF much experience, considers that it will
be TIE best paying line running W any
mar. OF Europe. When The Indian Empire was coming
here Eaax abe averaged ten knots an hour vito
one engine, the weather favorable and the
than that burned the Grs part OF the pas
sage and The distance sailed in lees sixty
hours. she Is very massively built and comfortable
vessel, and hss first cabin noieiops for hun
1ed and dfy and second and thi cabin accommodations
fog six hundred passengers.
The following . report Of meeting Of the passengers
helo board The vessel previoas TO her arrival here
Az meeting OF the pass held In The saloon satur
July g. Holland in the chair, the folio owing
solutions proposed ana ed
lfroposad by Mr.. Cannon aud seconde6 BY Mr.. Reid
Resolved That noi~i thstana the untovsrd c,rcmn
uAnccs which have necessarily thu OF hs
uoansfp Indian Empire her froSa Gal
The United States ths oosrd me fsid
ship feel pleasure IN esyps 10 the ot cor fa man
the skill sud courteous dsueAnor eviaced BY
Captain Ccurenay and the officers OF the Felse sac hus
avail then seives OF this opportunity 10 recommend The pun,
support tine which BIDS sr II at7rd so many atvan
tges the transatlantic travelling and commercial commu
IAs was ordered pabsbei In the Naw YORK HERALD