took place this morning, and was stately in its way. All the foreiga Consuls were uniform andsseveral of the high officials with their suites from the city were present and joined in the solemn and grand procession on foot from the Consulate to the cemetery. The procession was led by 400 native soldiers. The cemetery chapel was full to overflowing. The Rev. Ti. Lloyd officiated, reading the Church of England service. The Foreign Consuls were the pall-bearers from the chapel to the grave, and they were preceded by will crop out on such occasions.
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