The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-20 00:00:00

Flt ANCE.

The funeral service to the memory of the late
Marshal Bugeaud was celebrated with great pomp at
10 o'clock yesterday morning in the Church of Sr.
Louis of the Invalides. A grand labarum, ornamented
with silver, was placed behind the altar. The Mar-
shal's escutcheon was represented at the four cor-
ners. It was of light blue, with a sword crossed
on a cannon. The grand catafalque was placed in
the centre of the church, beneath a magnificent
canopy. On a level with the foreign flags which
decorate the church were placed shields, on which
were inscribed, to the Tight, "Isly, Oran, Moustitr,
Llobregat, Burgos, Yelat, Tortoso, Lerida;" and on
the left, " Tariffs, Tarragona, Castille, \Vilna, 'rains,
Moustier, Tlemeen, Isly."
The President of the Republic, the Ministers,
the Members of the Legislative Assembly, the Mar-
shals of France, the Generals commanding _in Paris,
with the officers of their staff, and the corporate
bodies, were present at the ceremony. The
troops under arms around the building, and
in its vicinity, could not have' been less than
forty thcusend men The Archbi&hop of Paris
pronounced the absolution. The body of the Marshal
had been placed previous to the ceremony, in a
chapelle ardente, prep..rtd for the purpose in the
lower part of the church to the right. From the
moment the service began until it was ter-
minated, the Invalides and the Ecole lklilitaire
continued to fire minute guns. Military bands also
played outside the building. Tte façade of the In-
valides was covered with black cloth, and also dis-
played the escutcheon of the deceased Marshal. The
troops stood with their arms reversed in sign of
mourning; the drums of the foremost ranks were
muffled ; the hilts of the officers' swords were covert('
with crape. as also the colours of the regiments. The
officers of those corps that had served under the com-
mand of the Marshal in Africa wore crape on the
arm ; and an expression of profound grief was observ-
able on the countenances that bore the strong impress
of an African sun.

A great number of officers of the National Guards
were present ; and the concourse was great of pri-
vate citizens along the quays and the neighbour-
hood of the Invalides. The ceremony was over at
half•past eleven o'clock, and the troops were on the
way to their quarters before 12 o'clock. No incident
of importance occurred during the ceremony.
Al. Kalkbrenner, the musical composer, died a few
days ago at Enghein (near Paris) from cholera.

COUNTY CM SIN eIItELAND.—A return obtained by
Sir Robert Ferguson, M.P. for Londonderry, shows
that the grand total amount of county cess in Ireland,
remaining unpaid at the late spring assizes amounted to
136.286!. 14s. 2d. _ _ _

Sympathy among men is beginning to be felt. The
extremes of society are approximating each other—the
z-iiith and the nadir of lite are drawing together. The
great democratic principle of equal political rights is
compressing society to as near a level as nature will
justify. Remote nations shake hands with one another.
Conventional rights are giving place to natural rights,
and the government of force is giving way to the govern•
ment of popular will and sincere action.—Eliza Cook's
Journal.

How much pain have those evils cost us that have
never happened.—Eliza Cook's Journal.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF

TUESDAY.
BANKRUPTS.

Samuel Alpin, draper, Ipswich, Suffolk, to surrender,
June 29 and July 31, at eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Birchin-lane, Corn-
hill; Sole and Turner, Aldermaubury, London.
George Symonds Corley, dealer is music, Oundle,
Northamptonshire, June 26, at twelve, and Aug- 6, at
eleven, at the Cou:t t,f Bankruptcy. Glahare, official
a. signee, Coleman-street;
.Comertord, Old Broad-street;
Hicharthon, Oundle.
John Sharman, maltster, Melford, Suffolk, June 26
and August 6, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Graham, efficial assignee, Coleman-street; Wilde and
Co., College-hill.
Griffith Lewis, plumber, Market.street, Oxf, rd-street,
June 28, at half-past one, anjd,,lJauslym2,6,,sint
it,7a•tilva%saigtritchee,
Court of Bankruptcy.
Basingh all- street ; Eyre, Devereux-court, Temple.
Dan'el Grant, lithographer, Chcapside, JuLe 30, at
two, and July 28, at half-past twelve, at the Court of
Barlruptcy. Green, official assignee,Gui j
1 dhuanlel•c2h;B: mut•
bers; Clarke and Co., Bishopsgute Church-yard.
George Nye, cabinetmaker, Maidstone,
one, and July 26, at half-past one, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Johnson, official assignee ; Nichols and Doy 1..

BjdfOrd • row.
Jonathan Hull, shipwright, Rotherhithe' July 3, al
one, and Aug. 2, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Groom, assignee, Abchurch-!ane, Lombard.
street;
Wright, Smith, and Shephur', Golden-square.
John Hill, builder, Prospect-place, Holloway, Jun(
26, at three, and July 26, at twelve. Groom, c.fficia.
assignee, Abchurch-lane ; Stevens and Satchell, Queen.
street, Cheapside.

Thomas .Moore, coachmaker, Derby, June 29, and
July 27, At Weyer], ut the Bit miugham District Court.