New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

IA. hr f,liv .ueees,,ful and IL sppesrs thai II az -
been sent tor by Capt Claxfon ie 80 - .a,st
-. - - - - e,sv out of the sand ana me
uorkmen II low water. when she 70 - - hot,or 20
In saort tine effect the repairs un'u hich ona or
CURES Immediately On the CON Ill hs In readiness
a. -, - s.,os. tie channel 10 the herse 50 e'eN'
which will sHord the highest ssusiseuon - 80,
interested 10 the fate Of this Nooo ~ r. ~ mn
sne - Ill bsvs ressou 20 regret her departure
Ireland.
FrsgRAL OF Mr. OCoSNLLL--Ine s'esn ,,a
Duche,s Of Kent having on bora '"s -. 81 -
OConoeu reached the lighthouse - VIC - - =.
-. -, o'-r,rk on NoufaT afternoon here me
.,esrper sy 20 unt half past three N NSsn 'ne 80
~ entered the river with fsgs hsmss' nizn' And IN
yhc.es sxsc,lv opposite the Custom House proai-
tor. -vd VS. Collected this point Precisely At
b,lfus,t four the remains were disrraoNS-o-
on ,be removs Of the cofin to the shore 1t vas At
once placed the bier ss9 -, ~ $50. $3.50 5
"a TIo,,s, Revpods iho City Msr'hai. and followed
Nv Rev DR. Wiley chsplsn oy the sons re-'''es snd
trend. and BY the clergy and other eenuenlsp moved
,ha.h ,Ss dsS,so crowd along the quay. ard up Mar
so,sbs, 10 The church. The scene there wss also
bishIv ir,po.ipg A vista having been made hrougn
~ dsn mas. Of people TIA greet este OF tue church
opened snd displayed psrts vleN OF 'ns WIN
'' ~, corsr ro5ed in cope and surpce assisted
bv Rev NJ Msher Rev Mr. Mullen sn1 Rev NJ smith.
- rsrc~. ar tr~fr met tn- conn.
hirg horne into the church by The mutes and 9TH
-. rn .coiv,-s bearing torches here surrounded The
cofsn and a sHb5sscon. In Whit turplee snd soutA'
hid the lofts erueifx At the foot Ine ssperson osVug
ben performed snd the AnnPnon reHa the poeesslo1
eoxd Nv the rernsus proceed 81 up the cave toward
-, cs,sf.oue prepared for the reception Of the conn.,
which as then aid upon IL The Lncra NJ D0ii'ae ~ss
,sen n,oped by the full choir sitr which were sung u
prqfaudis ard the Mfsc-1e
clergy and the choir retired 10 the vesry leaving The
remains wing r state The tapers round the catalogue
were ill., and the anxious people we're Ao~ed u enter
he church ana virx 10 splendid srren gements
Thu sons and Other members n the Li5eraors flmiy
remained within the sanctuary during the celebration OF
ihe Introductory ceremony At It's conclusion they Sih.
drew sccimOsnci by toe Rev Df. My the hignt
Rev Dr. Whelan and their Other friends
The church closed At about II o'clock yat long
after that hour the gates sud doors wera besaged y
anxious crowds Aimittsuce was, however refused %
all until ok ococEneXt morning when the holy sacri-
fee was offered u three atsrs Repeated masses during
csnouics hours continued during the stay Of the
remains 10 the church.
The cinzens OF Dublin in great numbers and also
crowds o.. gentlemen from the Provinces, visited the
church Tuesday 70 view the remains and e. offer
their prayers Tor the eternal repose Of the departed
The city present scene irsught with the deepest
interest business being in grea, measure suspended
The streets wers crowded with eenry and ladies from
all parts of the country, alec from England. and
France al seeruingy Impressed with the cad soemni'y
A the duty which they bad j0urneyei thther 10 per
form.
IRE solemn oisequies for Mr. OConnel took place on
"wednesday. The interior Of the church vas clothed
Ia mourning and IN every way ted for the occasion.
The muasd windows scarcely let In tha light Of day.
but four hundred wax lights Ia chandeliers cast Sum
bro e1lgence tbe o4rt sceu', which added much 20
the imposing eject OF IT, aoemnty and ia grandeur
Directly ia front Oi the Atsr the cstaiaique
which thu coffin containing the remains OF 1onrcll
rested II was covered with black cloth. TIE ir11t
qaler7 apart Tor TIE imned',s friends aud rela
iiv Of the lasirous deceased Mr steele tho ishh-
fui fheni o. Mr.. OConncll. occupied sea n the Gal
lery. Before il O'Clock the church was llled The
ai.es and galleries were occupies by tue ls.y the
nave was reserved for the clergy
The Office commenced Little after II, Rev. Drs "a
pten and OHsnon acting as ehsnters The nine
lessons Of the nociurns were resd By nine Of the pre-
The grand b. Oh mas q, which the Rsh, Rev. DR..
Wbean acted celebrant Dr. Cooper ss deacon R-v.
Mr. Murphy slb-deacon Rev. Mr.. ksogh as senior
master II cere monies. snd Rev Mr. Popf assist
ant priest, commercet a. soon a. the cffce had ter
mna,ed Ths venerable metropolitan, the most Rev.
DR. Murray prei.dad.
TIE fauersl GRAFTON was preached b. Rev Or. Ni!oy
Often. during bis brilliant discourse, ne wept himself
and drew tears from BIZ audience.
The solemn dissolution which the Ponncal prescrlbes
10 Offices ~ Pope hshop or prince was siT' oYur
tuc remains ~ - Connsil
the tuu.rsl took place On Thursday Every thing
wore the appearance OF mourning Not alone IN the
line ct procession. but through the CITY generally tla
shops ". r. closed TIE bells OF the different churches
tolled a kuc % the memory Of the ilusirious dead
VII oh wsra the only SOUNDS that broke on the solemn
stiffness The iunsral procession was beaded by the
CITY Msrsha followed by fifty Of the Dublin trades
O'Connells tfumphs IN mourning several religious
societies the Christian Brothers the clergy phJ scians
SECRETARY ana Chaplain the coffin. the chief mourner
members of the OConnell family in mourning coaches
drawn by four horses. each horse led by mute, the
members OF the Cemetery Committee with ssshes and
In mourning coaches OConnels coach. blinds up the
Lord Mayor In bis sisie coach the arehbshops bishops
and Clergy In carriages the judges snd members OF me
bar members OF the House of Commons, High Shern
OF the CITY OF Dublin the Under Secretary tho solicitor
General Aldermen and Town Councillors OF the City Of
Dublin a Depufaiiun from the Rrpeslers Of Liverpool
headed ~ Mr James Livingston, the Mayor Alder men
.nd Town Councillors Of Limerick. Waterford and
other Corporations tho Total Abatinence Societies
and the citizens Of Dnbiu arranged in wards The pro
ces.on passed through Ssckviest College green along
10 Merrionsq passed. by he house Of the beraor
then returned by Csstr, song the qusys. Ia tho
Cemetery ~ Glasnevin The vault u erected Ia me
beautiful circular plot in the Cemetefy' known IS the
O'Conneil Circle
The CEREMONY performed 10 the vault comprised the
BsHediefns add the Mis0oe msi DsEs. These we're
ch-n,ed by the bishops In tbs Interior OF the vault aud
r sponded to BY The other members Of the kOm-n
Catholic Church who stood upon the steps outside Inc
ceremony having concluded ~ SIX o'clock the CROWDS
dispersed.
We understand that II has not yet been decided
whether n. remains Of Mr. Oconne shall cont0us 10
GasDevin Cemetery b. removed 10 Dsrrynsne snd
that IL IL intended 10 erect permanent and appropriate
bis memory. the oesign Of winch Gas not
yet been arranged.
Paris journals Of Wednesday. with our usual let