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A rebel Funeral.--The Washington Star says that on Monday afternoon a funeral procession, consisting of a hearse and attendants, attempted to pass the sentinels on Long Bridge, on the Anne Arundel shore of the Patapsco, and had gone by the first sentry, when the next took it upon himself to make an examination, finding, instead of a corpse, a coffin full of muskets and ammunition.
The hearse and horses were captured, but the attendants escaped.--Rhode Island Journal, Sept. 20.
Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.
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