New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

=. I'd s.,mn OF Item Which informed 'fe Racer
a.. 80 ,...e,csr eosd be tJ-0ardsd beyond Li'-
s,nooI nnla.. booked 70, shch place before leaving
Nsu.york We'll. this "a negative way Vi ssl'o5
,h,, Al p,sseDrsrs can and will De- Tor ~arueu -
H.. b.vo,d Liverpool by mskiDgn known u,
bnvicy ,clets and ID. advertisement can De a''''ou
x,ihon, much troub and b. much ad'ShAse. -
or the incidents on tie voyage 'e" are worm
mentioning. The second day out We passed .ii"u1
niles Of NsutDi floating Ike h,tle SHIPS VIII ses
TsAec,,ns the coiors OF the rainbow. lhey are
..IIsJ p',,pope.e men -oi. war, and md supposed
,ba, ,rs scarcely ever seen at SEES, bat here were
mil.. Of them pretty thickly scattered over our
track. 80. >, ,bs
The third day out we passed quite close % we
steamer Persia. bound - New-lOfk: Ca9t. feule
was requested 10 exchange papers. We passeu
quite close n each other, and The crowns upoI
either deck cent up hearty cheers, OUT t'ic -
pushed ahead not even giving Us gun Tor Tue t"o
We gave her. -, ,,.-
.ha p,y ~ Rulls in Newfoundland. We 60; up 20
the place where 81. Johns ought 20 be, out couiu
mo-, -. i, The a. INDEED, bad cleared away, out
the rocks and high pills enclose 1t that yon "ou'd
think goat could hardly get IN where w Me'e
"a d our magnificent vessel ~as 10 gu. "hi'c ,lus
IN for 4 rilut we had large iceberg tn onr star
hoard ard on our port big ahale carelessty oio"-
ir,, 81 steam inst sc our engine was DONG Inc
s;r. which he showed him.elf 20 be, by rolling con-
sjderably cut of the water, Ieit no douot On our
minds that If We had any Jonah on ooaru nc cou'u
be easily taken IN. .h ,l,as,1
Asve entered the barbor we were much pieasca
with IFS appearance. A Catholic c.tnedrai' Nuicn
- NJ "a I.r,e "a All the rest of the town tow
r boh above every thing b., the surrounding noun
tains. Gen. Williams of kars was reviewing tue
tToons stationed here He had just arrived 10 the
Devastation, or some other cup booious insured 'oe
.el and the good people OF st. JOINS were nouH-
ing him. He found time, however, 10 see our
c,ptaip and deliver him dispatches Tor the Du,e
Of Cambridge The haIbor ia surrounded VITA
boh nils on which they have lights aud signals but
il would sppear 70 me that the fog would scarcely
ever permit them to be seen. l should think that
cannon or something 70 make noise, you'd De
the best light house for st. Johns. Inc pace
seems 10 have been built FOR fish, as all around the
hsrbor you see structures for drying them. The
American flag was flying from some building, our
Cousul's house suppose, IN honor OF the pdohc
guest. The goats were Skipping hom one bit OF Il
rock 70 another where you would suppose ny
would slip or fall and break It's neck. On the hIgh-
est rocks around the harbor there seem Ia be
lakes of cold pure water within lew percnes OF
the perpendicular descent 10 the seA IL must De
a pleasant place 70 live 81 all events, IN Summer
time. =,
Toward evening We left st. Johns; our ship
pushed herself INTO bank VI log aOOus ui'ic h"h
harbor and we could see nothing more. The next
day We saw two very msl nliiceDt icebergs ana
some whales blowing of steam and water, but alta
distance.
On Thursday evening We were informed that we
were approaching the coast Of ireland. and would
probabi, reach Cork the next day. As many of us
were ~ leave the sbip at Cork meeting OF the
passengers ives bed in the large dining shloon.
Mr. Rankin of New YorA called the meeting to
order, and on motion, the Rev. DIR. n ID. Gillette
of Neu-l was called Ia the chair and william
T. Robinson appointed Secretary. A pleasaat
evening was spent in listening N poem from the
Rev. DR.. Pie ps of New Haven, Coon, and reclta-
tons. speeches and songs by the Chairman, Capt
Petrle Mr.. Taft and other gentlemen, and by
several taoes. $50
On Saturday morning we were IN slght on the
bald Kerry coast of ireland. How gladly that
Emerald Isle was welcomed to the longing eyes OF
the passengers need rot tell you. We passed the
Sseiligs and the rocks known as the Bull, the
Cow and the Cali, ,bOt through between Cape
Clear and he FastDtt Light aud at about9 o'clock
in the evening we were in Cork harbor. Next day
We VISITED Rlarney, and thence TO this place; and
here last night for the first time in the history OF
Killarney, party OF Americans went through
regular fourth of-July celebrstOn--poem, Grafton,
readlDg D,caT Alton and all, aud then ine dinner,
with toasts sentiments and songs. Bur Of all these
things in my next. RICHELIEU.