New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20
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Inc week 3 rent at the usual Wcckty meeting Oi
the Repeal Association held the 10TH announced
10 be $50 l9s a. On the succeeding weekly meeting u
amounted 10 $50 Mr. Collett, the late member, and
present candidate for Athone, was present and with
Mr. Morgan John OConuel, addressed the meeting. All
the speakers expressed confidence that the Repeal
would regain strength and that the next Par
lament would gran, q Repeal of thu Union.
An immense number of ,enanry have been evicted at
Charlsville the Earl Of Corks ettse, and was re-
presented to have been effected under circumstances OF
considerable hsrshDess
The IAIsH CONGREGATIONAL public meeting OF
this body was held Thursday evening. At the con
cuson of the proceedings the members, to the num-
bur Of COO formed In procession and escorted the
lesders through the streets to their lodgings by Way OF
precsuton against farther Ouirsgss ON the part Of the
moral iorcen Cancellation Hall They got home
quietly. The subscriptions we're announced to be tiO
Us. ~.
REMArSs or OCoSSELL-On Sunday evening
last the remains OF the above celebrated personsge
rived In London. On Monday evening they were re-
ceived In Che per railway and deposited Ia the Ro
msn Catholic Chapel. Ths body IL embamed and
placed Ia shell Of walnut wood, which is enclosed 10
esden coffin. This sgsln has outside cover Of wal
nut wood covered With crimson Genoa silk velvet, and
ornsmeuted with gilt nails IN panels having eight very
massive handles, snd variety OF appropriate gilt orna
mems; the inverted torch and other embems OF NOR
tally sud eternity The plate Is Of silver gilt with
border OF frosted silver and bears the following nscrip
ton. uestly executed by Mr. John Lowe OF this city
(TJansiati0a)
DANIEL OCoSSELL. Liberator OF Ireland journoylne
the year le47 fe asleep Ia the Lord at Genoa aged
- years. Let him rest la peace
Obsequies Of O Cohneu-PrspardtiOR for the Funeral
Csran0nies ~ Marlborough The arrangements LOW
10 progress for the hing celebration of the last cere
monies over the remains OF OConnell are OF the
most magnfcen. description The Metropolitan Church,
MarlhorOUghst 10 being clothed from floor TO cell
ing with sable drspery. The pillars surrounding the
nave are covered with black clo,h-ths arches be-
the pillars 10 be festooued with the same
mstsnsl-,be windows TO be partially darkened
hv obi Qf nlgc ORA
Of the church nieriorly will be clad In solemn mourn
ing except the white marble altar, which will be left
uncovered with its marble seraphm either side and
its appropriate 10 full contrast TO the dark pa
nopy covering the walls aud pillars. The cstsfsque
which will rest The remains OF the Li5erstor has
been designed snd finished Ia the most superior manner
IL consists Of das elevated four steps covered with
fine black cloth from which spring four pillars support
ing canopy surrounded by plain cross at either end
Upon the dais and between the pillars Ia placed the
platform shaped after the model OF Grecisn altar. the
mouldings being Initiated by pufed trimmings; the pi
lars decorated by spiral wresths OF black oombszlne
trimming Tire canopy, which 10 Of most tasteful design.
supports magnificent fall OF curtaned drspery. ooped
with rich black cordsge and asels To each pillar 10 at
tached splendid 0r1n0lE chandelier, so arranged that
the light from each will tan within the canopy and direct
ly on the coffin To each side and at each end OF the
cais will be sixed escutcheOns OF white satin, bearing In
black letters inscriptions similar to those Displayed on
the occasion OF the ceremonial 81 the bssca 10 Rome
The eata.que when placed 10 the church will occupy
the Of the choir midway between the high altar
and the end Of the where will be placed the
OF the Archbishop and the
holy Office Immediately ia front the deck and seats
for the leader of the choir and either side ten deep
forms will be placed for the clergy from all parts oil
Ireland England and the Contnen IT. many OF whom have
already arrived In Dublin anxious TO be present at the
last sad rite Of the Catholic Church over the mortal re-
mains OF the Lberstor Of her affairs and eager 20 minge
their prayers with those Of the Irish people for the etsr
nal repose of him whose life succession OF sscr
fees for the faith and liberty Of bis country and whose
death worthy Of his noble career and but the be-
ginning Of his Immortality.
Dublin Evening Freeman Of Thursday.
On Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, the body ar
rived at Brkenhesd by special train from Chester
and il Immediately after embarked on board the .
City OF Dublin Compsnys steamer the Duchess OF Kent
Captain Jones' then lying in the Brkenhesd Dock The
coffin wes deposited the quarter deck. under spa
eous awning covered with black cloth and surrounded
with blsek plunes. Il bore brass plate, contsioing
the inscription cross, and the arms of the de-
ceased. Six wax-ghis. three on each aide, were
kept constantly burning before IL on deck and
crowds of tbs public OF Liverpool and
permitted on board Ia groups
during the whole Of the afternoon. for the purpose Of
paying their lsst respects 10 the amented deceased
The carriage In which Mr.. OConnell travelled on the
continent sso deck. The steamer with the re-
OF the Libsrstor board sailed for Dublin yes
Ierdsy morning At o'clock and expected 20 arrive
shout one. Mr. Daniel o C0nnell lgn. was passenger
board Tue funeral obsequies will take place In the
Church Of the Conception every part OF which will be
hung with black and 10 expected that 500 eccesias
tics will sssist AZ the lastrites