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aroahd his bed. When. d lssh his,mirhsy voice was hushed, his c0nnienA6ee- nanas- -sesPon3ed e she prayers.

 <. "At shisiy-ssssn miaaiss pest nine, the hand ct ihe priest of God, privileged 10 bind and loose om eartls, even as i, is done n heasen;1 was exisnasd over him. There wss no stfugKle--no change visible upon the ieainFes, except that, as we gaxed, t was plain that dread mystery had east iss shadow over him. The spiris which had moved she wosld took Is flight % peaceful Y, shas all who were there, except the angels who were in waiting for is. were in dOnEt if II aad depaFsed. He died as an infant sinks upon iss mothers breast 10 sleep. !, was by ihs soss and beautiful transition of the prayers, that we were reminded that we had before us only the noble body of O O'Counell, as t listening. hnshed tn aiieaiIon, for the summons b glorious immortality.

 We are thrown upon ous own counsels, with nothing to guide us but what we iu- kert from hts conversations and casualty ex- pFessed wishes. Acting oa Ihiss ws have determined to have the heart embalmed-- placed in . silver urn, and transported iO Rome, as of old the heart or Robert Brace was carried .o JesBsalem, when Il was not permitted him by Providence to perform, in his owa person. that pilgrimage to the holy sepulchre which he had vowed. as O'Con- nell had vowed, his pilgrimage 10 the ,ombs of the Ap0sles. His body also is tO be embalmed, and deposited in . chapel of the church of our Blessed Lady Dele Vigne, where II is io repose until, on our return Iron leaving Inc heart in Rome, we convey il 10 Ireland.

 aWe have thought It right that his obse- qniess thpugh. to De renewed no doubt by the Irish hatioa, should be princeBy here.- Il is likely we shall proceed with our sacred charge<to Rome on Thursday or Friday nexfyby way of Clvisa vecchia, were the carriage and nearly all our luggage have been for some days.

 aWe shall hold it sacred duty to guard every object, no matter how otherwise in- significant, that belonged to his pilgrimage, ss well as all the documents and memorials appertaining to it, which we have collected

 'sl should add that we are satisfied with the phvsicians. We are certain there was no mistake about the disease, and, but for the science and skill of she continental physicians, it must have had, much sooner, fatal termination"

 THg Posr MoRTEM ExAMiNATioS.- tThe body was opened in the presence of Doctors Duff, and Lacour, by Dr. Balieri, surgeon-in-chief of the Hospital for Incura- bles in Genoa, 'who has been charged with the process of embalming the body Of this great man. Lesions were observed in seve- ral organs. The right lung presented .raees of chronic caiarrh. The intestinal canal showed ves,iaes of former inHammaiion.-- More serious alterations were, however ob- served in the brain. l, was found gorged with blood througout it's entire extent, and partially softened. It's membranes were in- famed and thickened"