The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1852


comparison with thh great concessonY Casho,i
Emancipation might be very weT In ~ way, bE
lar above shcne the great project for making Irelaa
Ss
dependent on Ireland for speedy intelligence Of wha
passes beyond the Atlantic. uuhappiy, tho scheme
necessities Of the Ministry Mr. Lever the promoter be
came supporter Of the Derby Ministry and Galway
yelled IN dreams Of boundless prosperity and wealth
What might not be expected from few years Of conssr
vatve government Already great subsidy had been
voted for new scheme Of comm aniCasion, and Galway
bad been chosen over the heads Of other places ohte ~
the eyes of nautical and commercial men, possessed al eaa
equal clts 10 the honor Of trans Atlantic packet s.asoH
~ we oa lays o. Ireland Galway nsa eeeu ace o. great
again on the rise, and only Mr. Lever could be kept In
Parliament TO represent It, and the Derbys party kept
propre,ors and traders might be large. Unhappy
however, the conservatives were forced 10 renqnisa
oce ana now me Galway packet cohtrAv, oas OF sue
ugly matters which they have 70 settle With the new Par
lament. ..,0IH
the an bilious aspirations OF the Galway people. rae
question whether Galway s the ht;esl Irsn port for
packet station is yet settled grea. number declaring
Tor the Shannon and other localities Galway the
requisite shelter and would require large sum Of money
make IL what port enoud be. 50 the packet
service, Sc far se IL was not guaranteed by the late
government, remains was, and tSe demands o. Gal
TO he made harbor Of refuge meet With polite
fusai For the general interests Of Galway both vtth
reepe 20 the packet scheme and the Improvement %
hsr0or, the Rev. Peter Day has spen: two ontas 10
England urging the claims Of his native adopted
ami while the packet system liza still under the exa1nina
ton Of feect committee Of the House Of Commons
presens memorial begging that Lords OF the Tres
sury VIII taxs into their consideration the OF
barber Of refuge Galway. 10 pamy days Of Lord
Derby and Lord Esntoun, just three months ago the
slGt of few thousands would have been hardly worth
tnocght to patriotic and csvarous Ministers, aud q
fhoft ooh, Of course' with intimat!on that. after
all, conservative principles the most liberal and
advantageous TO Ireland would have concluded the mat
ter Blu. Galway has 70 zeal with oipracti-
csole set Of politicians Tue public meeting held under
the presidency Of the High Sheriff muss have been some
what surprised q. the communication which the Rev. Pc
ter DAILY cad from the Treasury 1t could scarcely hGve
entered their thoughts that there other places In
Ireland deaaDdmg the kIeation OF government we'll
Galway aad that her Majesty treasury is repeu ehed
by the whole United King iom, wants Of nha-
b'tsnfs "ny ords" are bound 10 consider. rhe lvay
delegate bad requessed the grant OF gun OF money
for the improvement, OF Galway hssbor. Instead Of
the responsive burst o. enthusiasm which might have
been expected from ls,e government, Mr.. George
Hamilton answers ;hus cololy, "i has been
impossible for my lords V consder this without
efrpg the general question of harbors OF refuge and
the numerous other applications now pending from
other place, both In Ireland and Great Britain" Then
follows something tha. seems little like p.rsi I9e the
part OF the preeeui peessseors OF DJwnug the
letter says comnpRon had issued the Sub
jecs ard the Commissioners had pointed several
places in Great Britain and ireland where such harbors
mis ht yah advantage be constructed Even 10 these
cases. goes on 10 esy the demands on the public funds
had nted the from acting on the recon-