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FUNERAL OF THE LATE COLLECTOR OF NEW Or
-sMs.-The mortal remains OF Mr.. Cucullu,
ate Collector of New Orleans, were, on TIC morn
ayof the 2Sth ult., placed IN the ST. LOUIS Ca
9etral in that city. The Picayunc says: The
|aely carved panoply which supported the coffin
sa surrounded by silver candlestcks and bronze


aeense burners. The coffin itself was covered


th black velvet; the church, the altar orna-
Cats, and the pictures were decorated with ap
Ncpriate embems of mourning. Hundreds yes
stay entered the solemn temple OF worship to
IaJ the las, sad tokens Of respect 10 all that
rained of the man in life SO universally honored
I'd beloved During the morning, guns were
ssd at regular intervals, and Ill the afternoon, at
ss time appointed for the intcrncnt, the military


I'd numbers OF our mos, eminent citizens began
. orm the procession in front OF the Cathedral.


ae requiem for the dead was sung, and then the
eourniul asseniblage started for the Catholic
,snetery. The soldiers, with their banncrs
Isouded IN Grape, the drums beating the funeral
Ea5ch, and the solemn aspect of all in attendance
90 more deeply than words could possibly cx-
Eess, the esteem in which tho distinguished oh.
IEa oi these imposing obsequies was held by the
IAnnunlty. RequieScGt IN pace :