The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

men by che wsy-thc lower classeswear NO bonnets at
and owning down their shoulders sort Of cloak,
one would imagine that Their eombrero llchpg was
vesy ardabe undertaking.
These little traits OF character are worth noting,
~ the unfsilipg indications Of enterprsng people;
and have no doubt that-hke the piraticai
fishermen Of the lngoons Of venie thousand years ago
when the energies OF the Gawagans directed In more
legitimate commercial channels, IL win make them great
Among the upper ten" Galway has all the character
stics Of country vagefull Of lotteries, Jealous es
cquef and squabbes IN which the least one
Of tnen-pay conspicuous part 10 the political, nau
teal, commercial, parliamentary municipal, social mo-
raj religious clerical journalistic affairs Of Galway
Rev sf Peter Daley While protesting be
OF great lfdensl, denterested and patriotic, be
has mspaged 10 smass large fortune The former psn
op the docess being very meek man, be got bin IN
der his thumb and Induced him 70 throw eevera parishes
into and make him the parish priest He enjoys the
hat prDcely income Of over SIX THOUSAND dollars
year This coIfis,s OF voluntary contributions given
him the Of their souls by large number Of per-
sons, great many Of whom are IN the very dregs Of
poverty BE Knows which eide his bread is bu,tered
probably like Pob Southey, be buffers both sides.
Without any family, he resides in palace; keeps re-
tinue Of servants, two very good looking ones
gives parties, balls and routs and "ares sumptuousy
every day" This much is necessary TO know in order
wh,n alter thanking his hearers for their very haterng
reception the unexpectec applause" &c, &c, he tells
.ts he Il really "a very Sumbie person. aouy Door
priest, !" "deslrous Of nothing but 70 do good &c
short time since he dismissed from the chapancy
OF The Union BY the Town Commissioners and
he Tried to get their decision reversed by appealing TO
higher authorities but he received sympathy or re-
dress He tried very hard TO be elected Chairman Of the
Board Of Harbor saying he wanted the po
stoD "to do the place goodo The Commissioners, how
ever declined accede to bis very reasonable request,
have given space In my letter TO this local ceiebr
y than be deserves from any merits dement's OF bic
own, but in writing about Galway to omit noticing Rev.
retsr Daley would be greater than the play Of
"Hsmltt' with the q melancholy Dane y left out
sha have TO take up the subject Of the commercial
next letter. Last evening there great dinner given
by the citinns Of Galway 70 Mr. Lever and Mr. Roebuck
tue founder snd defender Of the packet service to this
and the spesebes Of MeaAss. Lever sua RosbucR
we're hong and loudly spplaudc! Mr. Lever
statements and accufatons however sbsurdand really
they mCst absurd and uDfoundcdbut last night be
explained bis whole course and evidently to the entire
hhed an sure he viii stand higher than he ever has
before.
the prospects Of good harvest more ana more discou
raging.
give you ths latest intelligence from Italy Garibald 10
fairly the mainland with large force, which Ia being
augmented daily. His motto still continues TO be Excel
siorl
Our Paris COrrespondencs.
PARIS, August 81, 1850
Anothr Important iIeech-7Ae Povr Of France-rAe
Syrian and Scilian IsSroylios- Eject Of Queen Vic
fTuH<c-hspoFts1
Of Naples-Aoxmens Of Garibads-7he Weather, dc.
To the two speeches, the from the Enperor, the
other from NJ de Persiny, with which the presen;
momen. all Europe ringing, third mas been added
by de Ia GueroDniere whose status political writer
attached to the imperial councils entities him 10 almost
equal attention.
But in fact the harvest 10 this direction had already
been gathered By n. de Persiguy n de Ia 6ucronnere
has scarcely found enough make cleaners sheaf He
for his theme the assumption that Franco s too
strong for Europe and ts government too strong for
France itsef-aD assumption which be demoishes by
tixsue OF husms and a mas Of unmcsning verbiage
France has strengthened herself By tho annexation Of
Savoy and Nice and 10 England 10 twt her with this,
whose annexaons In India have been ncessant and who
has sentinel placed In every port Of he oceanf Prussia
Austria and Russia have oil had their snncxatons shall
not France accept-for abe did not seize them,tc 81
voy and Nicer As for the being toe strong
for france, by thu implied its restrictions upon the
press n mot much tho action Of the government
that mposes these The Improved OF the age
which reflect upon the execution, and demand that
check shall be given 10 ccnsiousness assuming for is
guise the mantle of liberty
In regard the interruptions which have occurred In
the imperial pacific programme DO says the qusstions
atng 70 the East and 10 y not Of the Enpcrors
originating, but existed long before his time. He has
simply the merit giving than legitimate solution. So
need be afraid Of France In her power for her mode
ration Ia preeminent II Ia oaly in her injurious
depression that she 10 dangerous France, with forty
millions II her back and victor Of soerino les 10 be
dreaded than after Waterloo
The speech Of n. Pcrsgny will have already reach
ed you, also the Enelish comments thereon. have
been curious sxasins the eject has produced on The
French MIND and for that purpose have thrown myself
the way o. members Of all partios.
Now n. dc Persigny enjoys . peculiar character 10
France. He y known 70 Be . Of ardent temper, Of
good natural parts though not particularly brA but
HIS distinguishing mark ID his utter devotoa 70 the pr
Of Napoleon and what be has said present oc
cason believed 70 be perfectly sincere and The real
echo OF Napoleon's mind - impaired 70 Peuixny. Il
there then 70 be end Of and wars alarmss an
afraid 10 France do not read the signs Of the
times. They say the language OF n Psrssuy ssrivpsd
Of m outer sarb, means simply thai France, having
suned eminent posoa, wishes 70 Be let alons aad
be suffered 70 cultivate the ars Of pce willis ths prop
consequence Of thai position gradually work hsnsslv
out; she kt aDne however indirectly, she rs
ready 70 break down upon the world Ike an
avalanche. Look at the Bourss, 70 10 ssid; docs
Il sc<m . shade brighter to-day than yesterday
Are not al securities tending down, downf Read ths
pamphlets which day amer day issue from Dcp,as press
through innumersbc editions Whether thesc speak Of
the Eastern the Italian question: do they one and
all declare that the real struggle between TIE secret
agencies Of France and IN agencies which must ere
long call 10 the positive Intervention Of their principals
Go 70 sbe East, where ths rivalry said 70 be intense
even While ihe too nations csicnsibly sct corc~rs
There, a. D. Louis De rsudcour shows whose brochure
has reached second edition, the MopItcs are the PETS
81 TrsDce, the nuses the osess Of EnsAao whose in
ceuant dread and jealousy Of France s al The bottom
Of al that has happerd England, u declared By her
Cossus, - excited the Drusts sgalpst tho Marontn
wbo by the purest Christians With vlew 70 pro-
a. BY The quarrel The vioeEt that has cusued
Of course not foresesn bat tho beginning OF the