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 The remains of Mr. A. |. coan were yesterday brought up from Pascagoula, and attended by large concourse of military, fireman, and other citizens, were conveyed lo the burial ground on Government street.

 Mir Com was we'll known to our population as an industrious, public spirited citizen, who engaged warmly in all enterprises for the welfare of the clty and his loss will be keenly felt by large circle of friends and acquaintances.

 While the funeral moving up Government st. in solemn procession, and the mutied drums were beating the dead march, the alarm bell was rung The whole body of fremen immediately left the ranks, and clothed in all the ensgna of mourning, hurried To the spot win their engines.

 The fire was in the kitchen belonging 10 the dwell ling of the Rev Mr. Lewis, who is al present absent from the city. The building of wood and in a few minutes II, with the adjoining stables com pletey consumed.

 The time and circumstances attending this confa- I grafton, induce the belief that il vas designed by some of the evil disposed williams who lurk aboui the city. The kitchen unoccupied, and the fire originated in the second story. It was too, the most conbustibe section of the city, surrounded b, large wooden buildings, that exertions could save if once fairly lighted. Happily, the wind was low at the time, and the fremen were promptly on the spot to render their valuable assistance Otherwis, the destruction might have been incaculable.