The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09


that have been tracing from Galway, the results
tbosp IN the Increased postal corespondenoe BY the
ss, report o. The postsater General on the Post 0cs
Sn De seen snss ne etsers passns through the mail IN
previous .be me increase in scosianc vas only az per
LONDON, one bali q one per cent Il nav ssSsly bs
assumed that this increase has been due 70 he
Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company for he ,rcresss
In any former year for the last years has shown
probable bsfc and he money expended by "a Atlantic
Roya Nail Company during The last year and hsE Tho
osness has been carried On under many dAdvan-
nGs 10 rect Tar more than usually ate nd new under
fakpes trade bad 10 be create where none existed
before, and Siderable time required 70 coavirco
line By this would be very great % the
people Of these kingdoms Instead Of expenditure a
that snoops - preliminary sSpenses' pubic copa",ss
that have turned out most successfully and probably
have need two hundred thousand or hree hundred
thoueaLd and IN instances four hundred housAno
pounos before getting fairly under way and beginning %
male money. The money expended must be 0onsdsred
years In this We must consider that The Galway hao
IN not for Day, but for all time" The Atlantic com
paDy ard the people Of Ireland and Of the entire snedo0
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland under the late administration,
Bobitpsn vho always tstes vssm interes,n every
be Earl Derby colleagues making the con-
act the mail service hsr Msjestys govern
o. this commercial enterprise BY the clear intellect Of Mr.
Roebuck had been a great advantage 10 the Galway Conn
ss be s unssr % RsS TSs, Day. q eo.r
the rbb people, not only II The town and county
ef Galway, but Of ali Ireland. WHO had come forward II
the pobest and most dnterested spirit and supported
The EFFORTS and sustained The operations Of The company
with their capital their patronage and their noouSag0-
equal to he rsquremsns Of the usSs and be csrsysd
they needed IN auxiliary line from Liverpool 70 Gall st
S..sy thu: connsc; S Galway "nn England on ne
learn several OF western counties of Ireland
there was mnehywsnt and distress. and be, a. repre-.
the subject before her Nststys government He was
confident that when once Ireland had that amount
vas ultimately entitled, here would ss no more
b England or scotland. he thanked Them nea
uence with which they had lsiened 70 him in Whist
be feared bad been long spd tedious speech ('No,
pose health of Asssr;. Palmer Brothers & 90. me
honorable gentleman resuneo hs seat amidst m oloneed
cheering
M PIry MIN responded 10 the toast to enc PYese'
He ssidwbe feeling hsttered II the honor having his
name attached to the Important toass Of rDe Press he
was much justly due 10 some Of the 1coal sd
tors and particularly they bad with them the Mayer q
The county Of Newcastle Je.rral
And seemed particularly inappropriate at this tine W
ssnc that to.st over to Yankee a. hao 20 lately been
decided In very memorable contest that . Yankee
found very bard work TO prove himself IN equal.
he tMr. Mnes) vas eniitled to swsr for the
press that occasion, from the had taken
progress Of the steam service FROM Ireland America.
BE looked ppon himself - hall "a hgiRbman, half an
seven yesrs ago he ccmmep csd writing rom ireland 20
America, and continued IL alter returning home-6rst il
the Boston Post and Afterwards In the NEW YoRx HERAib
showing the advantages Of Galway the most west
port Of Europe, and the beet calculated packet
station He followed up the subject persst<n,y and
journalshe Boston Possstrscsed the attention Of the
bo.op Beard Of Trade, and that important commercial
body ssa bs| Published IN volume and sesy cs.
Orel Lever, the prcjecsor and founder Of Atlantic
probably been the means q dong sons soOd.
IN IN every great undertaking there were .nses
before The public and Then put into PRACTICAL opera.
ton. Hn services bad BEEN devoted establishing and
ssyespns ss shecsy the wing: Of the Press bad sprssd
Levers, hae carried the pvoscs succesul Hsus.
tchseIs) He had been further employed IN writing
tween Galway and New York and Boston; and n had
only been by means Of the potent power Of the pres
NOV boz %aeS srs.; Sross and usss..: hsa
been Indebted % be new.psper press .es they had be-
bic fingers Of sS moss ussra csSe
epo'ers and the draughxmen Of the illustrated jour
ALTO Iurnish the baDds Of Bsiaseus, and
Journals, 70 give ne emboonent Of sSe,r shoashs2.
ssd bs orm * The spssdo crs they had sen launched
power her thoughts a.a hsr ~osS. S.rs nssd
thousands and tens Of .housands sad Instead Of shs
s Ssy benz made only . ~ e.:
and the vast audience ossributsd tbrosehous The
world cloud and prolonged chesrirs) n VAS, indeed,
iBss could not sop%sea without NJ I'd nssrv Il
osaloss, vhasver might be the arena Of thar eorw,
:: . 3: .ss q S s % s
stumble and iser IN my speech and these lsssIscsasl
s s .s. y :,s
being committed against hef Nststyb baibh. y
susyecssd hat scnsnes very indurrsni speech,
ssnsnos and nowre rsroos. tIAuehter,) Looking e
there crou ugances the events Of the day being oe
copsdsrAbls Importance he busnsn community ana
the greet commercial company there 10 largely rep-e-
sepisd, be hoped their fair nds who had gyaosd tho
occasion with their presence, would grant some pardon 70
for himsef, he ony occupied their time for very fec
ipuics, but he speeches o. oibers would be reported,
(ctesrs) He fen . mre inclined 10 enter genls pro-
test sfsrs, the "Press" standing toast, being put
were beeirure 70 leave, and chen s we've Antiquity
waiting for The musc TO begin, that they might thread
The nsy dance tAppsase.) Ip,elisest business
always essrous Of poverful aid, but they vsrs ma
always ready 70 DO honor 10 iu reprssensAtives.
Is . very humble Representative Of that great power
which csmpshcd vstt good, and without which
Of art sna INDUSTRY srss, public under.s g. and bushes
wherever their rserny could BE- Of advantage Others
They were sure 70 be invited. and ususly conss
ihem place below the ssh. Looking II ~. pcsscn ~
The state be knew not Why the Press osss should
not have ~ honofsblc pcsition - the Army
and Navy" or "fhe toast Of the evening" Ia
his country the press sometimes called tho
Iourh ess'e Of the realm bu, Aneros where ,bey bad
neither trr lorcs they considered the second and
some tbousbt the frst Cloud cheers) He t1o
press would always DO Ne outy "a great commercial pro-
ecw and ostsr important undertaking. BY no nsuua<n
laay the pubic Of In Ireland and America had been
convinced fhat the Atasuc Royal Mall S<sm NavAxsuo0
ccmTsny was establshcd Q permanent fonndscoe,
and The way marhcd out fov sucosssfu Esd pvcs~fcwe
career. foud applause He IVES spsry 70 cccasy soeir
onr srd be AFRAID bw rswsrks rupesssed peishev
he great merits OF The brans speech Of their ries dsbe
rmpcn Glnecv rho bad bui the oolossA engines of
The Ccnnsusbt, nv. John d. rAfnes, vbo bad shown
hem example a. great UT. mpovtnst nfcv nation and
sbrevty, which we the scaf a IN" (cneers he
bad nov IN Does peaspg duty 10 perfoY1,
Ind that wss - 1--WE vhas be should certainly
Dissm 1.-THE toast q the evening vas The most npor-