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Burialofa a geteran.--N. Orleans was the scenc
OF solemn ceremony on Sunday. The mortal
remains of Ma, JEAN LOUIS BARBARIN. soldier of
the Revolutionary war, and veteran of IA and
Is, were followed to their last resting place by
the military and citizens forming one of the largest
funeral professions ever seen in the city. The
Louisiana Legion, Washington Battalion and Regi.
mont of Louisiana Volunteers performed the mill,
lary honors to the deceased. From slr rise until
the burial the cannon of the Artillery corps, on the
Place d'Armes, was fired a, short intervals.


Mr.. arbarin was in his s9th year, native OF
Marseilles, and came to this country in his youth
when he volunteered in our struggle for Indepen.
dence. He had long been an nhabitant of New
Orleans, and was in our lines at the glorious battle
of the 9Th of January, 1915. But the grave has
closed over him and while his spirit rests in the
sea of immortal peace, his name shall be honorod
and revered BY his surviving fellow citizens, by
whom he was respected and beloved while living !
Pic.