New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26
PROM BOSTON.
from Our Own Correspondent.

from Our Own Correspondent,
Bosros December q, ie61
The pubic interest excited By the death. in BATH.
Of Rev Arthur Il. Fuller drew great concourss OF peops
the church in chlunceypacs to-day where public fansi
exercss performed The clergy, Of all denomonAtiese
With whom MIR Fuller fsyorise by reason Of his caths
and libcral and sniiconroverss spirit generally pro-
ent 90 were lis classmates Of the class Of sIs In geod1
nambsr, noticed tho Governor, President Hill Of He
ward College ChisfJus5 Biseow, NJ Lincoln the M4yS
elect o. tie city, and many other gentlemen CT dnct!s
Mr. Ful,r character active zs,lous, ADD sympahs
woHer 10 all good csuss brought out sso many sud
probably personally unknown 10 him In hbhS
time The church decorated with evergreen In snrcpo
tou Of Chstmss festival tonight and tie services wersh
good taste ard gave evdeae Of the appreciation in which ~
deceased held Rev Hr Ellis Pastor Of the church,
Quoted the exercises They consisted Of reading Of the se
lures singing OF bynns and anthems sddresses By elsyna
Of various denominations snd prayer by Rev James frssa1
Clarke The ht.t address was by the Rev Dr. Ness Bsp
tit. Dr. Neslo deeply effected Very dear he'd ~
brother beer to bin fHs Eel. bis death a. personal h.
resyem-ut He would be unninifu Of other lcsses
Putnam Lowell willard, CsbOs-bu, no man had fsaad
whose death had m.ds more profound sensation than ha
mr Fuller III, letters to the press, ch,c:srisic,
frank and bold and sincere had made him very widely knsvI
We followed him from TO during these evensa
camps and found him always cheerful and scre slvsg
with encouraging word for his boys always uncompsv
inx dig ifei and uBcompromsng that the Rebel pos
ora liked min Recognizing MIN honest man. PsfhaSa
some would sag mpudent IN taking his maskes
goag the sht yet n he chose to share he danger ofo
regiment who ,he.s TO blame him II was an act Of 90
erous emotion and noble heroi which places him high -
the roll Of martyrs in the counrys cause Dr. Nsae os
euded by expressing his sympathy with the family M
friend, o. the deceased
The Rev Dr. Raven Of Maiden Of the Mehodist ChurcA
followed in brief sulegam Mr Fuller drawn from ths
sneaker. long acquaintance with lin and appreciation Of Id
character lie dwrt upon bis true and manly traits Of char
sc.e manifested before he took the weapons OF va N
ven. with the frorn hope. be was always brave moves
sid 10 do hi. duty ana constantly sociou to sscerss
what hi, duty was and to perform 1t nieisenuy He haas
poet, a,nson TO look into the future. and patriots %
e to do something to the country and the cause
loved 30 well lie could speak, be would NOS apsf
osis. for his last ses bu would urge al Of Us to deeds
patriotic sacrifice He doubtless thought the battle mpen1
pe At burs the es Of the counrys fate and -
tsunod hs the shoud no. fail for any fault OF h
The Rev 4. Sears, Pastor Of the Uaitsgan Chu'csm
Waylsui where the surviving members OF TIE fuHe' nps
mostly live ne5 spoke giving "reminiscences Of Anhu
v TO his home aud his illaess months No ineos
r Soar, bu. mpefec;y bu. undsrs,ool HIN to y .hs
be had -a. fears that Mr. Fuller would return tsa1
us II probable that he would die in oospsl " bis cop'a"
ton was much brokea and hls health greatly impaired
Tie Rev. James Freeman Clarke gave some INTERESTS
remiuiso the Fuller family including picture
house Cambridge with the father In one corner pfep's
his aw easel, and occadonay mnsing 10 the conVe'sS
the chdlea generally for the purpose Of modsahas ~
sut ausis tie and opinions of Margaret who 'a
A. only Oh. could lie Arthur afterward a. o'''os
to which place the family had removed BY an aeeias''
had los, an eye bu. this brous h him under Mss's'
tuition who fitted him for college and It could nas'' y
called misfortune. lie knew him in lliuoi' a'e'o'~
and missionary and bore testimony to his unweareo 'o'
tsy those a. well Boston aud Wsestown, where DO
aflerwagd settled. 49,.
have given the brio.t sk.ch OF these sdere''s''
were a, .,ersd to with close and sympathetic asen'o'
Iou,ht to have said that deiachmsH OF tho ios~pen'
Cadets WA present to perform escort duty iho ''''
c,r,.d 20 Mount Auburn presume where other ms"ss"
~ ,bs family arc buried Ga Sunday last fanerr 'c'''
,y.re performsi o, Wsylant the clersymsn Of 'l' ="
,,,ins - 10 the exercises Says The T,arae';
Tia eob, covered with black tyoaScloth sndiss -
iiys, n end having three siNersd hsndies On
.',i In ths principal room Of the residence Ihe
sssd va, ca i'm and white not tTace OF decay
20 liz month very slightly opened disclosed sne .ssse%
snowy teeth. Tb- body was cio'nsd III 'h' u
ale 10 the rank MI Fgief'