London, Tuesday, Septembe...
'rhe Paris Ultra papers of Saturday, like those of the preceding (lay, are bordered with black.. This sign of mourning sufficiently indicates the nature of the details with which they are fille(l. In another column we have given the most of those details which possess any interest for the English reader. All thc public bodlies present have ad- rircscsd the new KTNG. They seem generally puzzled, whether to make their condlolensee or congratulation the most extravagant-whet!ter to express their regrets or their itopes, their praise of the past or their confidence in the future, in the most unmeasure(l terms. It is sai(d that on Tuesday (this day) thc remains of the late KING wvere to he transported to St. Denis, where the interment will take place in ahout a month. CHAltLES X. and the Royal Family can theln return to the Tuileries, without lvaing any riyal attraction in the fuuneral state ex- hibition of their deceased rel.,tive. The Archbishol) ol PAnis has issue(d an ortder to his clergy to off'~r up prayers for the repose of his late MAJESTYS soul. 'ITo fan their pious zeal in this lanitlable exercise, he recounits what Louis XV III. cldl for them: he then urges thesn to do something for him, by tolling thetn that their present scrvice, thioughl slight, will be of more valie to his de ceasedl MAJ ESTY now, than all their blood shed formerly in defence wouldl have been. 'T'he,e are thoiiny points, on which we presnme not to state any opinion. !.(OvD(.V. TUESD.4yi SEPTkI1BER 21, 1:'24.