The Express. — 1855-09-10 (London, England)

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. --.1.--_ _  - This day having been appointed for the public ' funeral of the late Mr. Feenus O'Camor, from an early hour the several places of mosting—vii., Finsbury-square, Smithfield, Basletheqsare, wen crowded with perms anxious to withers the marital spends. Sung bodies of the listropolitas and City polies were is attenuate, but stria orders were issued that they wen set to interfere imam a breach of the pease was attempted. The lace of route through which the preemies pealed was thronged with 'mentors of every grade. At kalf.past sine o'clock the Chartist lodges from the Eaten districts of the metropolis (although lamb decreased i■ ■ambers dam 1848) begs* to eseemble, eac► member wearies a swat band, the insignia of ehartism,. on the left um, sad a bouquet composed of artificial holly berries, ivy lune, awl Meek crape (symbolic that although deed the memory of the deemed would remain gum is their breasts), i■ the buttes hole. Notwithsteadies that tea o'clock was oppelated for the presence to mon from Finsbury-square, It was nearly eaves &lath before it was formed, and shortly afterwards, preceded by a brass bead, and homers, surmounted with bleak crepe; the manful tram, ensialsag of about 260 pedestrisas sad a few vane, prceseded by way of Chiswell Math Beeelpstreet, the Barham, sad Long-lase, to Ilealibtald, where their anther was oenekterably sagmented ; them, the present= weeded its slow and mournful progress to Russellsquare, at which plus the numbers inareesed to several thossasd, who, after some delay, win winked. The followers were respectably attired is running; some few, however, wore their melting clothes. The diffenst lodges were hire reminded of their manful mission, sad requested to °barn the greatest decorum The pramseke formed by the ration districts, moved theme is slow time to the Lodge, Nottiorhill, the resides°, of KM O'Connor, when the femoral proemial was formed, and the remise of the late leader of the English clamant" were ~ducted in alms pageantry to their last notingplan. is Kaman- gram Cemetery. After the performs:tee of the obsequies, the essembled Chemists were addressed by several speakers, all of whom eulogised the intentions and the sets of Om deemed.  At Notting-hill the procession re-formed ia the following order:—Porter,. Lid of Feathers. A Stares and four hones, eoutaialag the body, with black silk velvet and plume, followed by four 'mandril/ coaches and four horses, ostaiaing Mr. R. O'Connor, Mr. Davis (dessesed's eolleiter); Charles Clarke, Esq.; W. Davis, Esq. ; W. H. Lovett, Req. ; W. Joao, BK. ; the amansfal presessien dosed with about 1,000 penons beads, kaad butters, with tie isseriptioe, " He lived sad died for as." Oa arriving at the esseitery, the body was met by the Rev. J. N. Heard, w►o reed the &moral sorties I. a mast Impressive .saner. At the oeselasion, ma trades was delivers! by W. Jour, leo. Nothing weld be ram simple and aapestending thea the tribute thus paid to the ahempion of densonscy. The soma waa severed with superfine black cloth, with tie following Inscription :—" Fearing O'Cenaor, Beg., died Nth August, 1866, aged 61 years."  DETERMINED SUICIDE Op ♦