The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

tons, "pitched In" " his forer emmy and gave hn
sound thrsshng, naming bis reason Whole crowd
appaaaded HIM. The nogres Of Louis Sapols,ns
spies sent over here to wsseh the 0rpheonsss Re GIT
more than he barsaned for. Verdict. '.ssrved him
right" Altogether the while AFFAIR ~ent "a very well
and both par.ies-Eg.sh and Frepch-h~vs csbardened
themselves " goo,y number of soh nypocrcis while
| hating one another with intense cordially
The two pesp'ts remind one Of couple Of schcopoys
IN one Of Cruikshsnk's stories Dicks rsa'sss enemy
was 1ies and honest Giles hated airy mortal the
earth-except the msster-it Dscx. for Dirk pat
France and r Giles John Bull and for the master pot
airy one who steps In AMI interfares with either
Some little feeling has been created here the subject
Of San JUAN and nothing 10 satisfy England but
the withdrawal of General Harvey. Every psper and
General Scott prasDg his moderate alive haso
ter by high courage his justics and his love Of right
Had dehera Harvey followed his comm Ander's instruc
tons there would have been difficulty Hot bralned
men are never safe connseilors
Gsribsdi Ia making good progress Several vessels
osaed VITO arms msi ana man'tois Of Wa, have ieft
Sardnian ports for Palermo, aud he finds his
largely augmented that he IL about l., march On Messna
Not ole particle OF sympathy assistance 10 shown
wards the young King or his government. and every
one knows that the constitution promised Is
extored in fear, only TO be broken at q day
Of safety. No sympathy. no quarter, oompro
mise, aud nohae short Of freedom aud Independence for
both Siciles Nay they get what they ardrntiy de-
SIRE and SO richly deserve This week have seen les
ter from Garbaoi's hand, thanking the English
People as or snrr Sympathy and assistance and sayins
guns they would be Of great service, and most ac
ceptabIe.
London Tavern, the GLORIOUS Fonrth' aud had
spt eches, patriotism ana cham axne, al llsun friend
OF mine, who present, " the speeches
markabe or noIbng in fact, remarkably dull and com
mon place, With Two exceptionsone from Mr. Isaac H.
ana Mr. Of c ,"% s
Hdn.s Independent Charles Mack n.y. stood up, he has
for the last three or four years and answered TO the
OF "Tbe Press" and am toid he commenced back
so far in the history Of the earth and civilization
that be did not get down to the time Of Nosh and the
Prophets" under almost hsf an hour George r. Train
was not there, and the lord knoss who there No
BODY with the acove slight exceptions, who had the least
p clemson TO orafory or rouvivalty made any 1g
ure Oh yes; DO wrong n one good citizen, good
speaker and good fellow, j. Rodney Croskey, Esq. He
the soul of meeting. General Campbell in the
chair They are both good men and good officers hut it
make the pleasant ks, and out the speakers
IRON among tue audience. Mr.. Dallas answered TO the
Ambassador make Of such toast especially snce he has
spoken to II half score Of times at least, not only
10 the same audience but on other festive occa
sions In London. The fact Is, such Office,
or task, becomes thorough bore, and musi
be SO considered by every victim TO the in on Where
are cur Demostheneses and Cicerosl
"Ol for an hour Of blind Old Dandoloi
tn ocoeeDaran chief, By zantiuIns conquering foe"
Really, there no room for an American Association
Club III London II drags ana always will drag They
doubtless 90 some good 10 aiding worthy Americans but
quite much might be done by individual efforts.
Know the HERALD always has a cd for the Asso
riaion for the audabic efforts of Amercans-in
diyidua or associacdn every foreign country, and
one Of its correspondents, do not wish throw cold
waite. on good Intentions Vt Americans hum
BILE Fair criticism, though, does far good than in
discriminate pnGirg. The leading individuals Of the
American Association here represent the resident
transient Americans In London they represent them
selves and have undertaken task h which they
equal II wers their purpose In social or shop keep
ing point Of view, then II Ia very innocent amusement,
and does especial harm. viii direct cir.
cumstancc thai will illustrate remarks. On &C.
casion person. aho uaturazed citizen or the Uni
ted Staes-born the Continent of EuroIe-etsted in
public speech that he considered the naturazed citizens
Of america entitled 10 and greater consideration
both America and it, than native born Anne
teanl speak by the book That the exact purport
OF H. native American took up declared that such
arrogance nsuerabe, particularly one had en-
dcavorsd 10 cura abridgc the individuals privileges
Ger boru." The association did not rebuke the large
prefer sons Of the aggressor, and challenge sent
rom the naturazed TO the native American. or
The latter laughed at It, ana there dropped but tho
tse American withdrew from the association.
give you some weleome news The Galway Compa-
Las been sold, and you have been sold, the Bosonans
have been sold the Irish hav been sold, and very
siderable 81 scn has been come almost everybody
LAYING any interest IN direct mail scrvirc betwe
ttiafd and the United tstes. The company has been
badly managed, and are In "mess" With the g,vcrn
made Of ali the Interest, right title and ms
rsct 10 Aliens Canadian line. Tho ships and "plant" Of
bound 70 run from Galway whore ~ whv, 70 Quo.
e,c To nowhere. hey already get 10000 year
way aud New iounolaa.d subsidy, win make them up
$4,000 year Qsloo oool for weekly service,
hey hss Paid '' Goo 1 the a aaS
tract, without taking one single ship, piecc Of
property, liability. What the Galway Atlantic
Royal Mail steam Nav gaton Co. will do remaiLs 70 DO
Undoubtedly they will wind upgo into liquida.
But they have Goo 900 cash and three four rst
cass sta ocsdes older boats. Then they have
poekeied loss shown By their balance sheet, Of at
least f126 900 (rDvcrs lily believed 10 se far greater)
AID they have subsidy When speak Of the MANAGE
-ncni, that has rothine~to DO with Mr.. Lever, as
ue has had nothing ~ do With the management
since the company formed. How the peo-
pic Of Ireland and Of Galway will relish their steam
onnoetion with sinai, village on north Of the s. law.
renee In place 81 mall passenger and commercial
vice 70 two such cities New York and Boston, seems TO
DC not problenatcal They WILL unmisakabiy, be very
tngry. The fact was, the present government, having
very large majority in the House Of Commons hostile
20 NE mail contract made BY Lord Debys government
with the Atlantic Company, and opposition being
threatened by very powerful government and LIVER
pool interest, II thought best 10 com
promise the matter and with the consent Of government
and all PARTIES, make transfer. II has yet becn for
naly ratified by the government but will b without
3oubt.
sc vanSt plorio msrdi Tell the Irish 10 hang their
narps upon the willows Of the 81. lawrence, and never
Pot their faith 10 blue nnse" again. need scarcely
meDton that the manager of tho Galway (Atantic) Oo
Iany o native of Nova Scotia