Cobden's Funeral

-Among the twq tnousanu persons who atteuded the funeral of Richard Cobden, there was only one peer. Our minister, Mr. Adams, was presuut, as was Mr. Gladstone and otber proin nont mombers of tho Hourb of GotninoQS. Outside of Mr. Cobden's family, do one seomed to be moved by the sad rites, as bis life-long fi-iend and coadjutor ; Mr. Bright. At tho solenin words iu the service, " Ashea to ashes- dust to dust," ho burst into a paroxysin of grief, crying bitterljr. ■'Eceentricity of dress or manner will doublé attention; the mistnkos of vain is to believe that it doubles