The national Republican., 1866-07-20

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privsa of tAs sonpanionshlp Of . esntlsmsn vhoss
uniform eourtssy and kindasss sad hish morul
worth Won ths eonAdsnes and rsspess Of al his Is.
soeiatss; and the o1ies V which h bslssgsd has
lost the services Of oos Of its most ass,duous and
devoted workers. n srs lt = 7Ia
RssiosS, That ws tender our sincere and hsszs.
f.t 1npatAy - The mourning friends and relatives
o. ". dsoesssd, Esd sennsaa then 70 tAs watch
rsysesasly loysd aud implicitly trusted.
=. Rsss!rSS, That copy Of Che foregoing pfsam.
BE and rssolulious BE- iransnjltsd 70 The widow Of
the dsosassd; 70 Hon. Joseph Il. Barrett, ssd Sor
publication h. The washisgtos lsily paper, 70
the HUisSl'sary ~ tys) R'ss'se and 70 Ne ksdi-
On motion, : dsissasioa Of. sish. was sppoias.d
70 rsprsssnt the employees Of the Pension Bursau
70 visit the dsssassd and to pay him their last sad
M4i o'clock tho, rssidsnos Of the dse.assd was
crowded By mourning ffisnds, anxious 70 have :
last look st him whom they esteemed % much dur.
hsv Dr.. Hoyntop, Chaplain Of the Hous. Of
Representative, otciatsd on the oeoaslon, and In
. lengthy and eloquent oration highly eonpli.
msntsd and suiogissd the life and ehafastsr Of the
dsparssd. Atsp m. IL ootin which oo.tsinsd
the remains was placed In large oass In which Il
was borne 10 the depot amid The tears and sobbinRs
Of the many spsotaton who had assembled to vii.
ness the last sad ofhess psid V the dsosassd. We
understand the rsnains are 70 be earrisd TO Yer.
zank kta nail QksAa .rl 49, ia.
THH CHARaE OF ARsoS Against BoIsrrR.-
Horstio Bolster, who wss arrested By Detectives
Clsrvos and MoDsvitt on Wsdnssdsy, on the
chsrr Of settine Gre 70 ths stables Of Mssss. King
= Keys on Iassdsy morping, had hearing bsfors
Justice walter yesterday morning. n. ksDsvist
NJ. AeDsyia ssid The prosssutiou wss not quit.
s..dy, snd u ths ssss VA soRpsnssd, Il would
, M; D.,i. s.id r.Por. having s.in.d siroul..
msst to-day In the prise ring-ths object II asking
spostpoasnsnt was 70 prevent the asht taking
Mr. MsDsvitt disslsinsd that ID, srrsst vss
mads for any saeh purpose o. that that wss the
bsxiias TAI ihs ssss sIosid Be- posspon.d " until until
naxt vesk. or 10 any other time. RS -T
The jsseacs rsnasksd that II be va satisfied the
nght vas . take place. be would postpone the ease
until to-day, 70 prevent its .consummatlon
NJ. Davis aid the fight could not take place, -
Bolster bad broken dngsr. II'''7
W. 8: Benedict testified that on Monday night
about o'clock Bolster came to the stable and
asked to see English Harry and sat there about an
hour. He said he wanted 70 ~ Harry about sxsr.
cising In row boat Amer remaining about an
hour hs len, and went down D strsst towards Thir.
tsepth street. Harry was frsqusutly sbout the
stable bat this was the only time hs had seen Bol.
Jane. a. MsDsvi.t testified thu. .f,.r Bolster,
arrest be saw him IN . cell at the Central Guard.
he Was In room st No. $50 Twelfth street, from
which the key was taken, and hs saw no one from
81 or sf oclock. whom he was locked In, until in
the morning, when be looked out and saw man,
and about o'clock he walled past where the nre
was towards the white Lot, tsouth Of the Prssi.
Thomas Mocorn,ot testified thu. b. thought 1.
va Saturday night whom Bolster came 10 the stable
to see English Harry. Lf..
The further examination Of The case was post.
ponsd until this afternoon, st O'Clock, and Bolster
was held to bail for his appearance. ~
DEATH OF CATHOLIC PRIEsr.-Rev. John
=. Douslan, for many years pastor Of 81. Mathews
church In this city, but for some years past sta.
TONED " Rockford Illinois, died d that place on
Sunday last In the sixtieth year Of his aee Father
Donslsn was born In Boston, Massachusetts,, and
was well known throughout the country. Re yss
edpcsted 10 haltinorS and, soon aftsr bis ordins-
ton, was appointed assistant pastor at b. Pstricks
church ~ TIL: city After remaining there several
years attracting the love and respect Of the people
BE- built, In 1889, 81. Matthews church. corner Of
Riftesnth and streets Of which he was made pas
tor. Hsrs he soon Rathersd Q oonRrSestion of I'M.