New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

served al bis funeral
AT the meeting Of the Association on September
% the speeches were again mostly this subject
The following beautiful and feeling letter was read
from the Liberaior'
"DElRrNASE ABBEY sept i, I'D.
MT Dear RAY do no, know what - vrie-nly
mind s bevldeTed and my hearts si1icteo Ine .o's
Of my beloved iriend-my nobly irlenuT,'
Of the deepest sorro~ TO ny inu. ne. ~"
-whA, a cruel blow-to The cause OF irisn naioha4y
He was creature Of rauscendant qualte- Oh nnihu
and heart Ills learning was universal-hs Ano".eo-e
was a. minute as It was genera ana men ne r'
bein f .uch incessaui energy and continuous eNeion
If course in the few years years they De- SUI eii 10
me cannot expect look upon MS IKE sgan or 10 So
the Mace he has left vacant adequately h!ed up ANA
soernniy declare that never knew any man who could
be so useful 10 Ireland the present stage Of her sirs
Giles His loss Is indeed irrepsrsDle-~hat an eAap.s
he was 10 the Protestant youths Of Ireland W nal no
BE lson Of his virtues ought be excited IN me
Catholic Young men OF ireland And his heart too u
was A. gentle kind AZ loving. as woman y es j
was al iendery bis Judgment Vas comprehensise anu
hisfgenius MAGNIFICENT We shaH long long deploie
he loss-as stand alone IN the solitude OF my noun
tains many tear shall shed IN the memory OF The no
be youih-O how vain are words or tears "nen slcA
a Lat nal calamity a,iiicts the country
Put me doxn among the foremost contributors 20
whsiever monument or tribute 10 his memory may De
voted by The National A-socaiion-Never did they per
form a more imperative or, alas 80 sad a duty.
lean write no more-ny tears bind ne-and-aiier
all, "'Fungar mani Inunere' ,.,.-..
Yours ever DANIEL OCoNSELL.
Il. NJ. Ray, Esq"
w. Smith O'Brisn also contributed letter OF
which this is the closing paragraph
81 forbear from giving u,iersnce to al that ] feel
uDon the present melancholy occasion. nave enceas
ored 10 place upon record some portion OF my seni
rnents res pectDg who though 60 young was among
the foremost of tue champions OF Ireland out am no
a; liberty 10 ntrude upon the public my sorrow Tor the
lo.s Of private friend Deeply, indeed, DO mourn of
friend 20 high minded. afecuOnaie snd sincere VINO
united wonsns tenderness with the SOU Of nero n'f
shs ever cease 70 the early extinction OF
friendship which 90 late acquired was cenenedD ~
united abors and confidential intercourse in the sacred
cause Of Irelsnd's freedom
The Dublin Freeman says
In the National Association MI Dsyiss strength o.
character gave him independent position. lie oiten
yen,ured 10 differ from the LiberatOr; but while ne
strongly asserted his own views he never omitted 70 's
pres. he for an instant ceased - e tne deep
eat venera,on for OCounes character and the strong
%, nae Of the weight authority which belonged 90
those opinions OF the father Of his country win "cn ne
had the bodness 70 disagree IheGscussion on the new
colleges bill IN the Association was the most REMARKABLE
occasion on which he eXpessed opinions A. variance
win OConnelfs The remarkable scene which then
occurred is fresh in the memory Of the country lhe
courage then exhibited by Ar DAVIS and the generous
emotion which overcane him when there seemed dan
ger of en- unkndy collision between himself 4nd the lea
der he reyered and loved produced the deepest effect
upon the meeting and secured HIM Tor ever al once Inc
thai Thomas Davis would have perlshed OConne feel
ings eyinced few days afterwards in the committee
room Of the Association some observations having
ps..ed between him and Davis respecting what mad oc
CURED AZ the meeting the Liberstor graspng Davis by
the hand used the remarkable expression" Davis
would die for YOU hst the Liberstor was OF the only
one of the OConnell family who appreciated the nien
and snc eminded character OF our amented Trend, u
yiuced by this address the Repesers the production
of John OConnell On those matters on which differ
encs Of opinion existed John OConD.l wss the man
who differed from Thomas Davis most widely AID pro
portoned to the power which Thomas Davis had Al com
msnd 70 support any principles ne adopted was me
strength John O'Conne put forth 10 oppose him hut
John OConnes character i a. generous as WAS Dav'
OVID and among al Thomas Davs's friends none more
than John OConneM appreciated his exalted character
none dcpores the loss sustained by their common
country
The following appears as an advertisement in the
Nation of the Goth ult
"AnERrcAy SLAvERY-Fredcrick Douglas recently
Slave in the United intends 20 deliver another Lee
ture in the Music Hall. Lower Abbey ~. on Tuesday
evening next 23d instant al o'clock Doors 10 be open
al hafpasi seven O'Clock Admission by tickets. 10 be
had the door. acknowledgements Gallery
twopence.
Ma O'CoSxrIr At DERRyNANE An English gentle
man with when We have conversed has given US avery
animated account Of a day At Derrynaue the great cpl
sode of which hunt with those celebrated h'u-
beagies" which have often formed the theme, ana We
believe with Justice Of the AgistOrs praise Nothing
could De complete than the transformation OF the
embodied hunderbot Of Cancellation Hail'-sueh W,
the figure made of 10y our ingiish irend-and the
merry hunter VI the Merry mountains u nhalng tne
ocean breeze that rci.hed with health ana F-r
from the coa-t of Labrador" In the evening large
party Of Engishmcn. lrshmen. frenchmen and Italians
Tories, Radicals Conservatives ana hcpehef> sAl
down to a board which said our friend bore az the
characteristics Of lrsh Prince was, ne added,
"a real Cancellation Hall from which all those topics
with which this extraordinary man sets the world by
the ears were carefully excluded. Every felt at
home with he neghbor and above all with his most hd
when the old retired for the night with that bland
and sectonsie expression which he throws INTO MS lace
AZ his own re-side those who would have baed with
him foot 70 foot on the political religious na could
not restrain the wish that bis lot had been cast IN those
quiet scenes Of domestic life which he seems above a
men living most suited 20 aforn Sixty strangers were
entertained and slept at Derrynsne Abbey "wednesday
night. lIraee Cnronicle-
Mr.. o Connen, having been addressed recently by
an association OF boys made them the following
answer, addressed TO Master Keary who had pre-
scented the Address
~LrBrRAroR"-I thank you heartily my dear can
not begin my address you. as did my reply 10 the
last class that addressed me by telling you that am one
Of yourselves bu, have been such as you Determine
% write your the history OF your country ana
Won will inialiiby 20 So Hear. hear You have heard
II from others and you oyfuy caught up the sound
YOU have heard Of Of NINE that were exaggerated
by reason Of the OF faithful people in our eNer
tons for legitimate redress You have heard that from
otbers-hsien 10 me while tell you secret am a.
humble an individual in origin rs any man can be IN my
class of society The Of country enucman uncls-
,inguished BY arislccrstc enjoyments or pretenons
except Of snceni date without svor-~tnout the as
sstance Of any other than that OF the popular sentiment
elevated ryself- have been elevated by the people 20
condition that monarchs may envy, cheers and mat
many would render part Of their power in order % Al
tain. Cheers Why have done it-how have done
III Simply by the virtue Of perseversnce-smpy by de-
teiminng to succeed and do all could o work out that
determination. Loud cheers
Master Kesry and his companions then Withdrew.
The Marques aud Marchioness Of Waterford
have been entertaining succession Of visitors AZ Cur
raghmore-ihe Archbishop OF Armagh and Miss Beres,
ford Viscouni and Lady Sarah lngesre, Nscount ana
Lady Marianne Afford &c hsve been among the guests
The Irish Collegiate Bill IS again being revived tn al
be intensity and vrulencs OF discussion by protest on
the part OF The Irish Cshoic Bishops and Arehoshops
against the measure Il appears hist seventeen Of these
ecccsastic are against and nine in favor Of the bill
A grand-dauchicr Of the far-fsmed Kate keaney
may be seen at Killarney Lakes this Autumn with the
usual offering OF goats milk and mountain dew 10 the
Lake visitors.
France.
Nj H L Bulwer lef Paris Sunday the 4lst,
for Madrid.
The Constitutional saws that the Prussan Gov
eminent has yielded the wishes Of the Southern States
nj.