James Power desires his name to be put down for 501. (loud cheers): the Right Hon. Judge O'Brien gives 501. (cheers). I am desired to put down the names of Mr Charles Kennedy for £10.; Mrs. Kennedy, 10.; Mr. J. Kennedy, 10; Mr. C. Kennedy, 104.; and Mr. E. Kennedy, 10, making in all 50l., (loud cheers); Mr. H. Tabot gives 201. (cheers); the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor gives 101. (cheers); Mr. Richard Kelly, T.C., gives 10.; Mr. E. Smithwick subscribes 107., and Mrs. Smithwick also subscribes 10l. (applause); Mr. W. F. Brady subscribes 101. (cheers); the Right Hon. Judge Keogh, subscribes 207. (cheers); Sergeant Deasy gives 207. (cheers); Mr. J. Leahy gives 201. (cheers); Mr. Christopher Duff subscribes 201.; Mr. W. J. O'Doherty gives 207. (cheers); and Mr. J. J. O'Doherty, 201. (cheers); Alderman Moylan gives 107. (cheers); Doctor Corrigan subscribes 201. (cheers); Mr. M. B. Mullen gives 201.; Mr. E. and Mr. G. W. Fitzgerald give 102 (cheers). I have the satisfaction to announce a subscription of 201, from the late, and, I hope, the future, Lord Chancellor, (cheers); Mr. Henry G. Byrne gives 10.; Mr. Charles Meara subscribes 104. (cheers); Mr. P. J. Murray subscribes 201. (loud cheers); Mr, J. Barrett gives 107. (cheers); Mr. J. Spain, of Abbey-street, 10%. (cheers); Mr. R. A. Molloy, 101, (cheers); Mr. P. V. Fitzpatrick, 107. (cheers); David and Thomas Fitzgerald, Esqrs., 101. (cheers).

Dr. Gray-My Lord Mayor, though I declined acting on the invitation of the secretary, to suggest that my own name should be added to the list of the committee, now that you are preparing a different list, I beg leave, as one of the few surviving fellow-prisoners of John O'Connell and his father, to have my name added to the subscription list for 501. (loud cheers).

Mr. O'Dwyer announced the following other subscriptions Mr. Philip Lynch, 5l.; Mr. Michael O'Shaughnessy, 5; Mr. J. S. Mulvany. 5.; Mr. Thadeus Murphy, 5l.; Mr. Thomas Smith, Air Hill, 51.; Mr, P. Gogarty, 51. (cheers); Mr. J. Dillon, 31. (cheers); Messrs. J. Russell, and J. O'Hanlon, 17. each; the Right Hon. Sir T. Esmond, 107. Other Subscriptions were announced, and the whole amounted to nearly 1,000l.

On the motion of Mr. O'Dwyer, the Lord Mayor vacated the chair, which was then assumed by Sir James Power.

Mr. O'Dwyer said, the citizens of Dublin had many excellent Lord Mayors, but he believed the civic presidential chair was never more worthily filled, than by its present occupant (hear). He was a gentleman who was ready on all occasions to maintain the honour and dignity of his high office, besides being ever foremost in promoting works of public utility. For all these reasons, he (Mr. O'Dwyer,) begged to move that the special thanks of the meeting be given to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, for his dignified and proper conduct in the chair that day, and on all other occasions, (applause.)

Mr. C. Kennedy said, he felt great pleasure in bearing his humble testimony to the worth of the Lord Mayor, and expressing his entire concurrence in all that had been said of his Lordship. The Lord Mayor had always proved his thorough identification with the interests of the city-he was a true patriot; and what had been so well said of him was but the simple truth. He begged to second the resolution (applause).

Sir James Power expressed the gratification he felt in submitting the resolution to the meeting. He was sure it would be carried with acclamation. He then put the resolution, and it was carried amidst general applause.

The proceedings then terminated.

NATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE FAMILY OF THE LATE JOHN O'CONNELL.

At a Meeting, held without notice, at Glasnevin Cemetery, immediately after the interment of the remains of the late John O'Connell, on Friday, the 28th instant.

The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin in the Chair.
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted :-

:

Moved by the Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, M.P., and seconded by the Very Rev. Dr. Yore, D.D., V.G.

That the melancholy event which has brought together the vast assemblage present here this day has revived in the public mind a recollection of the transcendant services and labours of DANIEL O'CONNELL, that man of rare integrity, who with every opportunity afforded to him professionally and politically in his lengthened career of aggrandizing himself and his family, died, after a glorious public life, in the enjoyment of unequalled popularity, yet leaving to his descendants little more than the inheritance of a great reputation.

Moved by Sir James Power, Bart.; seconded by Mr. Seargeant Deasy, M.P.:

That John O'Connell, whose obsequies we have attended this day-to whom his father was most tenderly attached, and of whose merits and devotion to his country so many sincere evidences have been given-has passed away, leaving after him a young and numerous family with means too slender and inadequate for the future support of their position in life.

Moved by Francis W. Brady, Esq., seconded by Carew O'Dwyer, Esq.: That it becomes the country, to whose material and intellectual developement were consecrated the genius and labours of O'Connell, to manifest its grateful veneration for the name, by a resolve to raise, by public subscription, fund, to be added respectfully to any means already existing for the education and advancement of the family of John O'Connell.

Moved by Patrick O'Brien, Esq., M.P.; seconded by Sir Edward M'Donnel:

That a subscription be accordingly opened with this object, and that Sir James Power, Bart, and Denis Moylan, Esq., Alderman, be the Treasurers of this Fund, and that a Committee, with power to add to their numbers, be now nominated to take charge of the sum to be raised, and to vest it in such a manner as shall insure its proper application and carry out the object of this meeting, and that the Committee be requested to open a communication with the various localities in Ireland and elsewhere likely to assist, so as to produce a general concurrence in the national design.

Moved by Edmund Smithwick, Esq., and seconded by P. V. Fitzpatrick, Esq. :

That the following Gentlemen be now named as members of Committee: Right Hon, the Lord Mayor, his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin, the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Baron, the Right Hon. Judge Keogh, Hon. Justice O'Brien, Very Rev. Monsignor Yore, D.D. V.G., the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Cork, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Limerick, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Waterford, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Clonmel, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Wexford, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Kilkenny, the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Drogheda, the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., D.L.

the Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, M.P., Viscount Gormanstown, the Hon. Thomas Preston, Sir James Power, Bart., D.L., Sir C. O'Loghlen, Bart., Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bart., M.P., Sergeant Deasy, M.P., Patrick O'Brien, Esq., M.P., Sergeant Howley, Thomas O'Hagan, Esq., QC, Henry G. Hughes, Esq, Q.C., Francis Brady, Esq., Carew O'Dwyer, Esq., Sir E. M'Donnel, James Martin, Esq., John D'Arcy, Esq., Michael O'Shaughnessy, Esq., Doctor Nugent, Alderman Moylan. Alderman Hackett, J.P., Clonmel, Matthew Darcey, Esq., Edmund Smithwick, Esq., John H. Talbot, Esq., Michael B. Mullins, Esq., P. J. Murray, Esq., W. J. Doherty, Esq., Robert Johnston, Esq., Edward Clements, Esq., Thaddeus W. Murphy, Esq., J. Kennedy, Esq., P. V. Fitzpatrick, Esq., Walter Sweetman, Esq., Christopher N. Duff, Esq., John Leahy, Esq., D.L., Richard Kelly, Esq., T.C., Charles Bianconi, Esq, J.P., Patrick Nolan, Esq., J. N. Farrell, Esq., J.P., J. Barrett, Esq., J.P., C. Meara, Esq., C. Sugrue, Esq., J.P., Joseph Burke, Esq., Charles R. Barry, Esq., George W. Fitzgerald, Esq., Charles Bianconi, junior.

With power to add to their number.

The following sums were at once subscribed :

The Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, M.P., 507.; Sir James Power, Bart., D.L., 50%; the Honourable Justice O'Brien, 507.; Charles Kennedy, Esq., Mrs. C. Kennedy, James Kennedy, C. Kennedy, junior, P. Kennedy, 50%; Dr. Gray, 50%,; John Darey and Son, Anchor Brewery, 501.; Charles Bianconi, Esq., J.P., 50%.; John Nolan Farrell, Esq., J.P., 251; the Very Rev. Monsignor Yore, D.D. V. G., 201,; the Right Honourable Maziere Brady, 207.; the Right Honourable Justice Keogh, 201.; the Right Hon. Sir J. Esmonde, Bart., D.L., 204.; Sergeant Deasy, Q.C. M.P., 20.; Sir Edward M'Donnel, 201.; Robert Johnston, Esq., 207. Michael B. Mullins, Esq., 201; John H. Talbot, Esq., D.L., 204.; Dr. Nugent, 201.; E. Smithwick, Esq., Mrs. E. Smithwick, 207.; John Leahy, Esq., J.P., 207. W. J. O'Doherty, Esq., 207.; Patrick J. Murray, Esq., 207.; Patrick V. Fitzpatrick, Esq, 101; the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, 107.; Charles Kelly, Esq., Q.C., 107. Francis W. Brady, Esq., 101,; Richard Kelly, Esq., T. C., 10. James Barrett, Esq., J.P. 10. Bryan A. Molloy, Esq., 10. Edward and George W. Fitzgerald, Esq., 10. J. Spain, Esq., 10%.; Christopher Duff, Esq., 10; Alderman Moylan, J.P., 10.; John O'Doherty, Esq., 107.; Dr. Corrigan, 101.; Henry G Byrne, Esq., 101.; Charles Meara, Esq. 10. David and Thomas Fitzgerald, Esqrs., 10%.; Charles Bianconi, junior, 101 Henry Hodgens, Esq., 107.; Miss Power, Carin's House, Dalkey, per her brother, Sir J. Power, Bart, 107.; Michael O'Shaughnessy, Esq., 51. 58.3 Daniel Ryan Kane. Q.C., 5.; Edward Maguire, Esq., J.P., 5.: Francis M'Donnel, Esq., J.P., 51.; Michael O'Loghlen, Esq., 5l.; J. F. Mulvany, Esq., 51.; Thomas Smyth, Esq., 5; Thaddeus Murphy, Esq., 51.; John, Dillon. Esq., 31. Michael J. Barry, Esq, 31.; Thomas M'Mahon Esq., Registry of Deeds Office, 34.; P. Gogarty, Esq., 17.; J. Russell, Esq., 1; J. O'Hanlon, Esq., 1.; Patrick J. Kearney, J.P., Miltown House, Clonmellon, 100%.; William H. F. Coghan, M.P.. 251; Master Murphy, 251 Sergeant Howley, 201.; James Perry, D.L., 204.; David Mahony, Esq., 2013 Master Flanagan, 101.; Thomas Laphen Kelly, Esq., 107.; James Martin, Esq., 10%.; O'Neal Segrave, D.L., 107.; Henry Smith, Esq., 107.; J. Matson, Esq., Upper Sherrard-street, per P. V. Fitzpatrick, 107.; Rey A. Costigan, P.P., Lusk, per do. 5.; Mrs. Margaret Higgs, 5.; Jeremiah Dunne, Esq., J.P., 57.; Joseph Burke, Esq., 57; John M'Gauran, Esq., Westland-row, 5. William Gernon, Esq, 21.; Timothy Greene, Esq., 17. Francis Coppinger, Esq., J.P., Monkstown Castle, 201.; David Mahony, Esq., 204. Nicholas Coppinger, Esq., 107. Joseph Missett, Esq., Essex-quay, 51.; Joseph W. Coppinger, Esq., 34,; Robert O'Leary, Esq., 1.; James P. Tyrrell, Esq., 14. Gerald Bellew, Esq., 1. Total, £1246 5s. Od.

The Lord Mayor having left the chair, and Sir James Power having been called thereto, it was moved by Carew O'Dwyer, Esq., and seconded by James Kennedy, Esq.:

That the marked and grateful thanks of this Meeting be given to the Lord Mayor for the efficient and dignified manner in which, on this and all other occasions, his Lordship has discharged his duties.

JAMES POWER, Bart., Chairman.

BRYAN O'LOGHLEN,
THOMAS F. CALLAGHAN,

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Hon. Secs.

All Communications to be addressed to the O'Connell Committee, at 54, Dawson-street, Dublin, and Subscriptions to be lodged to the Account of Sir James Power, Bart., and Denis Moylan, Esq., Treasurers, Hibernian Bank, Cork-hill, Dublin,

O'CONNELL NATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE. (From the Daily Freeman of Wednesday.)

The first meeting of the committee was held yesterday at their rcoms, 54, Dawson-street.

The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the chair.

Present-Sir James Power, Bart.; Sergeant Howley, Alderman Moylan, Francis W. Brady, Carew O'Dwyer, J.P.; John Leahy, D.L.; Joseph Burke, P. V. Fitzpatrick, Richard Kelly, T.C.; Patrick J. Murray, John M'Gauran, Charles Meara, Thomas F. Callaghan, and Bryan O'Loghlen, Esqrs.

Letters were read from James Perry, D.I.; Wm. H. Cogan, M P.; Charles Bianconi, J.P.; O'Neal Segrave, D.L.; Alderman Hackett, J.P.; &c., &c.

The following additional subscriptions were announced

Patrick J. Kearney, Miltown House, 1007; Charles Bianconi, J. P., 50/; Wm. H. F. Cogan, M. P, 257; Master Murphy, 251; David Mahony, Esq., 20; Sergeant Howley, 201; James Perry, D. L., 207; Henry Hodgens. 107; C. Bianconi, jun., 107, Master Flanagan, 107; Thomas L. Kelly, 10; James Martin, 107; O'Neal Segrave, D. L., 101; Miss Power, 107; Henry Smith, 1; J. Matson, Upper Sherrard-street, per P. V. Fitzpatrick, 107; Rev. A. Costigan, P. P., Lusk, per do., 51; Mrs. Margaret Higgs, 57; Joseph Burke ; John M'Gauran, Westland row, 57; Wm. Gernon, 21; Timothy Greene, 17

The Secretary announced the total subscriptions, including those previously published, amounted to 1,1857. 5s.

The following gentlemen were added to the committee :-Joseph Burke, Esq; Wm. H. F. Cogan, M. P; Wm. Gernon, Esq; Jeremiah Dunne, J. P. A circular warmly urging the clergy, the gentry, the professional and mercantile classes of Ireland to give not only their individual support, but their active co-operation, in furthering the national designs of the committee was agreed upon, and ordered to be extensively circulated.

It was also resolved, that the treasurers be authorized so to invest The O'Connell Fund in the 3 per Cent, Stock, according as the balance in bank may, from time to time, amount to 5007.

The Committee decided on meeting daily at two o'clock, at their rooms, 54, Dawson-street, where subscriptions will be received.

The following letter has been received :—

DEAR SIR-O'Connell's favourite son is no more! Will Wexford, as of old, in sustaining O'Connell and his principles, lead once more in showing their gratitude? O'Connell left poor John to the protection of Ireland. If

our county consider it a duty to raise a pecuniary tribute for his large family, please put down my name for twenty pounds.-Your's truly,

"JOHN H. TALBOT,

"One of O'Connell's oldest supporters.

"Ballytrent, 26th May, 1858."

The following letter, addressed to the Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, has been received from his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Cullen :

"Tara, May 28, 1858.

MY DEAR MR. FITZGERALD-I shall feel happy to co-operate in any way in my power in carrying out your views to make a provision for Mr. John O'Connell's family. If I was in Dublin I would assist at the meeting; but as I was not able to be present, I beg to wish you every success, and to say that I shall do everything in my power to promote the interests of so deserving a family.-Believe me to be, Sir, &c.,

"Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald, M. P."

"+ PAUL CULLEN."

June 16th, 1858.

Since John O'Connell was laid in his grave, just nineteen days ago, more than £2,300 have been subscribed by men of all classes and religions, because they believed of John O'Connell, as Sydney Smith believed of Henry Grattan"He thought the noblest occupation of a man was to make other men happy and free; and in that straight line he went on, without one side look, without one yielding thought, without one motive in his heart which he might not have laid open to the view of God and man. He is gone!-but there is not a single day of his honest life of which every good Irishman would not be more proud, than of the whole political existence of his countrymen-the annual deserters and betrayers of their native land." We thank God that one Irishman is thought of by his fellowcountrymen.