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THE FUNERAL OBsEQuIEs.-Thc funeral process
sion on Tuesday next, will be one of the most i'm
posing displays ever witnessed in this city The
military, civic bodies, political associations, and
cietes Of all kinds, benevolent and literary, uni
ting in the arrangements for the solemn occasion
with remarkable unanimity and earnestness.


The French Opera company have hit upon ad-
mirabe, and most appropriate mode Of concluding
the solemnities of the day. They have hired the
Tabernacle, and in the evening will perform Mo-
zarrs Requiem, with all the strength vocal and in
strumental, which they can command