Death Of Daniel U'COnn,Il.
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Ey h,c arrival ti Ii" raT.lri1, "" ..arn Of the
den,L Of tie great lush Agi.,lor, DAAlrL O'CoN.
NEIL. lie c.cj ut GENOA, in l.niy, Oh the lJ.u
May last where lie hud visited bu Ia,u'y, IA hopes
Tint tie II'd climate, would restore his declining
haa.!h. I.r gave directions thai his hrart should
be Opposite! 'l Ermc, and his Lo!y buried in Irc-
land, in the cemetery Of his ancestors. lie was
in tic ~ year Of his age.


TDo news of his death " i'll cloth his unhappy
country in mourning, for lie was truly tic cham
p'on Of irlsa Liberty. This Gi>pcn.a,lon sill be
the more dcp'ored ia rcIauI, coming as it does,
IN the "Edst Of her most trying crisis. When
sIaNn nuou al! disease arc carry my drso'alon ami
ruin over Inc whp,o length and breadth Of that fair
s'c, which is fast becoming dcpopula,cd by the
thousands whoarc flying from, famine, and her sea
gIrt shores, AID upon those. the thousands WHO
arc delivered from misery by the aI-grasping
hand Of death. WhIIo her populacc are IN It
state OF political agitation, which none but the
towering intellect and persuasive cloqucnco OF
OConnc.I coud calm, or conlino within the
JounGs OF law and order. Tho news OF his death
Wi! be tho signal for a general disruption Of soci.
ely IN that unhappy Island.