New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

Of the rbad st of the English press ard particularly
a the elnn Tines but they care nothing What either
y pubhcsiion the Young lresnders said, for when
III found that their scous approved OF BY their
NJ rSrcoy snd crrgy-and the Irish people under their
spiritual csrsthsy satisfied 10 bear any amount
Of souss and misrepresentation. In conclusion, Mr..
O'COnne impressed upon the Irish Constituencies TIE
Necessity for Increased exeton prevent the return
Psrism.nt OF any ou, Old Ireland Repeslers" Mr. NJ
OCoune. 81 P. slsoesddressed the meeting 81 some
length.
The Irish Consideration Young Ireland party
seized upon the opportunity afforded by the death
of O Council to make overtures for eiecting union
with the Rspealers bot they were decidedly re-
pulsed
correspondence les taken place between Mr. Smith
OBien and Mr. Maurice q Cornell, which has been thu
subject of much conversation. Il wss rumofed mat II
the wish OF Mr.. OC0nners family that the Young
roanders should take psrt a. body in the public
funeral o. be accorded their late father. Mr.. smith
Ben in order 10 test the rumor addressed letter 10
Mr. JOhn O'ConnelL IN which he inquiries whether II
"a their the family wish that those who from
the policy adopted BY the Repeal Association during the
last twelve months should attend the funeral The duty
ofreplyng wss devoved by Mr. John O'Conne upon
his brother Mr. Maurice OCopne.l. who replied that
the for the funeral having been nrusiei
h the GissneyR Cemetery Committee and the Rev Dr.
Mey the family leaves IL entirely In their hands. Mr..
O'Brieu interpreted this into iutmaton that" hs
should not attend the funeral - and IL seems indeed
pretty plainly To bear that construction.
FUNERAL OBSERVES OF OCoNNELL-The Paris
IHirrs quotes the following letter iron Rome Of the
9Th inst grand funeral service, for the repose OF
the soul OF the great OCOnne celebrated today In
the ancient Church OF -. Agatha belonging TO the Irish
College Ii IL ia that Church his heart has been depos
tied The Bishop Of HyderaOsd celebrated mass and
the absoluton was given by Cardinal Frsnsoni The
Vice President Of the Irish College delivered funeral
Grafton which drew tears from the auditory. But this
s mere family homage rendered oy me hi'h 10 me
memory of their Liberstor On the 18th public cere-
mony 10 10 take place in which Rome will pay JUS,
tribute of gratitude aud admiration 70 the champion OF
religious liberty. Professor Oroh has already pro
nounced, before auditory composed OF the most emit
nent of the Romsn Society by their rank and learn
ing panegyric OF the great citizen OF ireland. which
will shortly be published The eloquent Father P Ven
tura sso preparing funeral Grafton Tor the ceremony
Of the 18th which ia 10 be celebrated In one OF the ca
thedras of the Holy City
OCoNNELL's HEARr-The R0msn correspondent OF
the TdiiV Mars writing the 2-th ult says The
pilgrim. OF the heart TO their own phrsseoiogy.
arrived on Monday and proceeded ST TO tina irish
seminary vith the contents Of the silver urn which
saw 20 day deposited in the vesryroom of the church
adjacent called ~ Agatha del Goti (of the Goths) The
associations "reminiscences connected with this spot
are no means Irish having been since the time of the
Gothic Arans. den of hetorodoNy indeed. Gregory
the Great calls Il SpelEaed prarhdis hreftc@ Qio III
epst 1917 The seminary itself Ia far from realizing the
character of national Institution; was got up few
years ago by DR. Blake. whose mprsccablc temper
had TO contend with til his removal. and thu appoint
the present mild and considerable President DR..
Cullen. but IL by no means an Improvement on May
nOOih
OCoNNEIL's RENArNs-PRoBABLE ARRIVAL IN lRE-
L1SDA letter has been received in Cork from very
intimate friend OF the OCOnnell family wnch states
that the remains Of the Liberstor not expected to
reach London before the middle Of July The cause OF
this delay the writer attributes 10 the succession of OBJ
seques which expected to take place 10 every town
through which the body of the iustrious dead Will pass
Having reached London the letter farther sstes tho
funeral procession will proceed through Birmingham
and Liverpool At which place special steamer will be-
fH.st..
the metropolis of Ireland which they expected
TO reach before the end Of July cork Examiner.
acquisitions are pouring in from the several provinces
of Ireland 10 the Lord Mayor of Dublin. calling upon
him national meeting 10 take into consd'
Grafton the most appropriate means by which the mem
DRY OF OConnell could be- perpstusted in moment
NOVEL METHOD OF GETTING RID OF COUNTRY BEG
In u town not thousand miles away from Cork
novel mode Of getting rid OF the strange mendicants
who infested has been rpsOrted To with complete sue
cess. The plan devised by fscetOus magistrate
residing in the neighborhood and was Immediately put
In practice. Being town which is much resorted to
duuBs the Summer months by the gay and fashionable,
the number OF country bcggars which locked into it
great thst there walking the streets with
out moestation. Accordingly the magistrate was de-
termlned get rid OF the pests Having sent for four
OF the sturdy and strong of the native female beg
CARS he informed them that II they drove the others
OUT they should have the entire monopoly Of the town
TO solicit aims in Having received authority from his
worship those four beggars commenced operations,
and by dint of argument and sometimes by dint OF
blows they succeeded In hddiug the town of us trouble
some occupants Thus they themselves exercise the
cork Reporter
American BENHvoLENcE The Cork EIamiap of
Monday announces the arrival of fine schooner called
the William Dugsn of New.York bringing slsrge cargo
OF bread Suits 2l6 tons and clothing for the relief Of
the destitute in this county Il has been consigned for
distribution to the Society of Friends
One piece of intelligence which We have seen In two
three Irish papers is very auentable; we mean the
deaths OF clcrgymens wives lever strcsen "hie nnl,
tsring 10 the sick among their husbands hocks Such
women realize the character which Dr. Johnson do
scobed as the noblest in the wordtha OF the Chris
tian gen,lewOman"
FoOD ENoUGH-FrOm every part Of Ireland come
good tdngs OF tho crops now grOwlng-s the crops,
potatoes and all OF potatoes. from every account Wa
collect that about onesiNth Of the usual quantity has
been planted in the present year and the remainder OF
the potato ground IL occupied by grain or by some pro-
htsbe green crop In every province OF ireland there
considerably ground under crops than ever
there before. On the whole therefore, We have no
scrupe In asserting that there Is now on Irish soil In
shape another food enough 10 feed all the survi
yors OF the irish people who will be alive to gather In
the harvest Nation.
A CIRCUIT OF TWENTY NILES The accounts from /
all parts within circuit OF twenty miles regarding the
crops In stating them 10 bs most promising and
luxurant especially the potato Cork Constitution
4 NOBLE IMPORTER OF BmcH BRooMs A Bsllina.
oe correspondent states that his attention recently
attracted 10 large parcel directed to Lord Gran more
which examination be- found 70 contain birch brOoms
)f English manufacture imported by his Orfship At
exceeding their value and this while tho broom.
makers Of his estate dying Of want such men
,ut rods 10 lash thc mseyes. Nation.
France.
In France the Ggzot Ministry is again threat
sned with dissolution IL. chief 10 treated with marked
.odness By the Chamber Of Deputies, his cabinet
ravey charged with h4grant prostitution OF state pat
0nace for the purchase Of editorial support and IL s
ALL nf..s a
openly sold by certain journalists according % fixed
arf 81 OOO0f. To CON plets the embaTs.sr Of