, 1844-08-10

49, '
The market closed with prime in de-
mand at SO. and mess dull at SO 81.
We note SUES of 400 bblS. beef at IL
bout current rates, and 900 tIerces
for England on private terms. Lard
is IN good demand, and further sales
500 to 600 bbls. were made at 5 Sd
n57-8:.. and 500 kegs at &c. Sales
900 tierces picked hams at 3 3 Sc.
O'CoNNrLL.-The following is an
extract of a letter written by an A
merican lady now ia Dublin. to a
friend in New York, and published
in ii journal of Commerce, desert
binc 4 viSiio to O'ConnelI in prison:
Willie standing for nearly halt an
hour. a good opportunity was grant.
"a Of seeing the tlrong. who we're
"%atherin. in carr: ges and ~ Loot,
and the lcng line thai we're seated on
an opposite bnnk. Tie latter we're
the ~peasantry and bcgcars; and the
first mentioned lie a~ristocracy. And
among all this vast multitude not a
LOAD laugh WAS heard, nor Il voice
scarcely above a whisper. A tune
raj silence reigned. Like the sym,
patnlzirg friends around the door OF
Il departed neiGhbor. all seemed Ia,
tientiv waiting 10 pay some tribute
of respect To him they loved. The
door was cpcned. was instantly
pushed along by the police, telling me
to pass through into Il yard, at the
same time pointing 10 OConneil'
"Hclr, there stands the man, With Il
cap on. surrounded by ladies; press
vonr way. and give HIM your hand.
Nv card was IN possession OF the
>uilv turnkey, and could only reach
unu nv letters ih nugh the crowd
SayIng, Mrs. -. from New York
thank ycu kindly he sad. IN Il sub
Iued voice, len gave his arm /" an
aged iady,+and turning 10 a little GIL,
Who was eager tosalute him. he stoop-
ed down. saying, Il mus, give 90" a
kiss, NV htiir suLstitute.' Then t"I'
lowe ed little boys, with their repeal
buttons. giving their hand. lie kiss
ed them all. And then the process
SION began. lie led through tie gar
den on every side. then - the sGm
mer house. then back to the door
leading t. his apartments. and gave
each his hand with kind adleu. Re
serving me Ia the last, he paused, and
looking Significantly, sad, Your pa
prrs shall lie duly attended to-" The
crowd were again pressing Ia salute
him. md | hurried uu'. "Iiacc yol
srcn Lim, Rare you seen him?' was III,
question. "and did YOU talk with him.
and tell hin who You arc!'
10 y"u ask, how dill OConneI
looh! / c,nt cNS myS,I y @i$aPpoiaieL.-
1t Is We'll kn"wn HAT there Is mPIess
ed IN his ver, cheek Il kind Of con
s iru'nnoI laugh. Which seems no
n ln snv. 'herr Is peace within, bu'
.i'.-, iJis | u-h Is upon the verge o
bursting iorth mio some merry Joke
or witty repartee. But now there
., ene ed II chaSlrned struggling with
H.. NEich said. '.lhe archers had sOrc
" grievcd HIM" and his country:
Woes IN despite of all effort, like 4;
mighty incubus, might 500 be toe
wcrgrtv Tor his kind heart and mighty
intellect. | may mlSIudge. llI'
friends say otherwise. and God gran
1t may be SOL But heldnd! h'eidRd,
who Il see her woes and not wecI
over her!und The wonder OF tie wiol,
is, with all her war"th Of heart, witt
all her fiery Impetuosity. she seem.
like a sheep. dumb before her shear
ers;" hut this death like silence ha:
Il deep under-current, which like The
steallhy footsteps of the cat, wheI
her prey Is in view, tells you the Ia
ted leap Isat hand
OConneli and Dnrr, are still in pris
on, but the walls Of the strongest dun
geon cannot cntomb their influence