New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

body sso is,o be enbslmed. SUD deposited In ehsp.l
Of the Church Of our Blessed Lady Dele Wine uhsrs
iris 10 rppose until return from leaving The
b artin Rome. we convey Il n ireland.
We have thought II right that his obs-qrias though
10 be renewed doub, BY the Irish nsiou should Do
prlncey here. Il IL likely We shall proceed with our
sacred charge to Rome on Thursdsy or Friday rexi By
vay Of Civiu Veccha where the csrrs-e and resry al
cur luggage hsve been for some days.
o. We shall hold IL Escred DUTY % guard every ob
iect no rnsiter how otherwise rsrnffcsnt that -.
loused 20 bis PIT grimfEe, ~ wei NJ s the documents
and memorials sppersinng to II which we have col
lecisd.
II should add ihs, arc satisfsd With Tire phy.i.
clans We are certain there was no mistska about the
disease and tut for the science and skill Of the cont,
mental physicians II must have "a mucl sooner fatal
termination or one still more sficting. vii write 70
VI Fitzpatrick few lines, bit you vii obse by
letting him this letter 80 am not able 10 write
him ~ length We rave had cast taken Of bis head
which hiss fled with wonder the physicians who have
seen H. Farewell May Heaven comfort you all Nv
beloved and revered friend. John could not write
him. IN writing % you Tr's % hin and eli the fam
afflicted prsy forus. Ever yours, J. MILEY.
To MoRGAS OCoNSELL. EGG
Posr MoKTZM EXAMINATION We (Tinss) hsYe re.
ceived the following report OF the post exsnin-
stion Tue body was opened n the presence Of Dr'
Duff Beretta. and Lacour by Or Ballsn surgeon. in
chief Of the Hospital for lncura5rs In Genoa who had
been chsrgei with the process Of embsling the body
Of this great nsn Lessons were obs rived in several
organs Inc T-nt lung pIfethtl Nhces OF chrome
caarrh The intestinal canal showed ves;iges Of for.
mer Inflammation More serious alterations were how
ever observed In the brain 10 was found corgei with
blood throughout s entire extent and partially soened.
is membranes indsmed and thickened'
THE REMAINS or TIRE LIBERAToR.-We have
yet no precise information OF the circumstances which
followed the decease OF ise LoCrst0r Estimating every
element Of difficulty distance aud sssry DELAY, We
scarcely hope that whatever Il mortal OF the Liberia
tor touch Irish soil before fortnight az last from
the present Gate rum0ur has gone abroad among tue
people that the body may be expected in three or four
days
When any authentic intelligence arrives thu public
shall have the ldiest and most accurate Information
20 time Preparations already icing made by the
most Influential Of our citizens sud We know that nothing
will be left 10 speculation Day and hour shall
be fixed according 10 which every individual intending
TO DO honor the usrious Dead make his arrange
nsnts with and precision Had OConnen found a
grave among strangers, We can well conceive the gene
rivalry Of all cssses-Priests, MOBILES Burghers
and Peasants-to do honor his memory. What would
have been the grandeur and pomp OF such ceremony
Ia France Itayi We do not say that trapping pa
gentry consistent with the simplicity OF the great
man schsrscter-nelther do we desire them. Bat we
do say and eli the admirers of the departed desire that
all the people should receive, honor. and convey his
bones the sepulchre. Il Is their de5t-their duty
III .ir privilege.
The place for nernen has not yet been defnitively
fixed upon We have little doubt however. but the new
Cemetery. At Gasspevn, viii be the place chosen
There would be peculiar fitness 10 The selection of the
Great Catholic Association. Dublin Freemans Jour.
TIE NEw LORD LIEUTESANT.-His Excellency,
the Earl OF Clarendon sworn in Wednesday. In
consequence ofe very OF the Earl of Bes5o
rough there public entry On arriving At Kings
town hs Exceency proceeded TO the Castle in his pr
vate carriage. His Excelency will before the close Of
the week return London for shOr, time. in order TO
make arrangements previous 10 taking up his abode at
the Castle.
FUNERAL OF LORD BFsBoRoUGH-The remains
Of the late Viceroy were conveyed the 2lst ut TO
their last resting place. The procession was deeply i'm
posing less from the military pomp than the regret,
which pervaded hundreds Of thousands on beholdng
the remains of well beloved Irish noble transferred -
the grave almost in the OF his benehcent
career.
STATE OF THE CouSTRY.-The accounts from
the Provinces speak in the most cheering terms as TO
the prospects Of next years harvest The papers con
tain fewer Ourages and fewer instances OF hdeous des
tuition than have been spread over them for any week
Of the last six months Fever and dyscniery arr, how
ever on the increase and several persons in respecta
bic sphere Of society arc announced az having fallen
victims 10 the former disease