The national Republican., 1869-06-17

OBsEouIEs OF THB LATE Mas. JoHS =.
COYLE.-The sad and solemn rites OF the Oath.
Ollie Church were witnessed by = very large
asaemblago Of the friends and relatives OF lhe
late Mrs. John y. Uoyle, whose funerai TOOK
place from ST. Aloyslus church At ii O'CLOCK
The pyeliminary service, held at the resi-
deuce of MT, Coyle, near the Circle was at
tended only by the members OF the family,
friends, a few Of the Intimate acqualntanees
" eiiinE, president Of ST. Johns College, at
Annapolis, General Ewing, General Rickets,
oenefa Vincent Commodore pyekman; Sen
AtoT J, p. Stockton, Of New Jersey w. W.
UoTcoran, esq, sister Hortcnse, and others OF
81. Joseph'a Asylum, and Sister blanche, Of
st. yiueents. The orphan boys from 81.
lowed the remaius ~ far as Seventh street.
Tho remains were enet a In rosewood cohin :,
furnished by Harvey U,rr, undertakers,
folds, on the top OF which. Ts'ing on q cross
OF satin velvet, was silver pl,'e, Inscribed,
"KAte Coylei died June 10, lsoe,' The coffin
was furnished with massive silver handles,
and lined with white moIre sntiqus.
The services At the house were conducted BY
Rev Father Lynch, and at the eonelusion OF
beginning, "out Of In. depths / have cried
unto thee, Lord-Lord hear my voice." the
eonin, literally covered with beautiful flowers,
Sss ss%STtS 90 church snS the fSe %
lowing gentlemen acted as psllbearers W:
W. Corcorsn, ESQ., Hon. J. P. Stockton Of
SeT sy a.1 s.1 g fS5,o. FS ESQ. o. tsS6s asnss
Ricketts,, Joseph Redfern, esq, and Commodore
Dyekman. Arriving at the church, which was
thropged with symPsthiIlng friends, the re.
the mass for the dead was celebrated by Rev.
Father Lynch, Rev. Father Simeon as deacon,
and Rev: Father ole.,y, sus-dsae9n: d There
ent within the sanctuary: During the solemn
service at the altar, the choir, on this occasion
combining the beat vocal talent In washing.
strains OF which touched the hearts Of all
present. At the offertory, Rossinis "Stabat
Mater was sung BY Mrs. Kretehmsr, Mrs.
The sublime aresorisn chant, Ia contrast with
the composition Of Mozart, hossini and Haydn,
| (the Agnus Del Of Haydn Mass being sung
"aaeu Al tRe % eonelasion of tss u aunersi @ setyiee
| performed by Father Lynch, q short discourse
was delivered by him. II was expected Rev
u. A. Mcguire, president Of deorgetewn Col
lege, would have been present and preached
the sermon, and II was also expected tina
Most Rev. Archbishop spalding would hav'
Al the close Of the services, as the ootfr
| was being carried from the church, Harrl
| sherman, the organist, performed the Deat
Msrch, from the orstorio o. saul. The re
| they were placed In the vault, but will In
few weeks be removed to Baltimore for inter
ment, OF which city the deceased was native
and where she was long and fsvorably known
THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC MusRUN.-Som
years siuce Professor Townsend Glover, En-
tomologist Of the Agricultural Departmen NJ
conceived the idea Of creating a Nations
Economic Museum, and collection OF insect
birds, grains, grasses, wax Impressions of pc
ishable fruits, specimens Of minerals, hbfe
, Sc, sc, was the result. Besides forming tn
system OF communication with scientific me
In all parts OF the world for the purpose
obtaining, by interchange, the results OF the
: experience and observation.
The object Of this museum 10 not to esta
, llah Government curiosity shop, but on u
contrary, II is for purposes OF general utIlit
II is arranged In three grand divisions, as fG
! /. The general division containing the hi
tory Of every product Of the United States.
. 2; A case TO each State to contain asmpl
Of its products.
g. Economio-to show what different mat
, rials can be Manufactured from the miners
vegetable and animal productions OF the UI
The museum is so arranged that whom /
qulries are made by q visitor or by letter
, reference to sample OF the product, materi
= show:at once all that is known In reference
E IT. For example: A few days since . tobac
d grower called to complain that q peculiar /
exhibiting every insect that infests that pr
duct, and immediately singled one from Il
number, recognizing It at once as the depr
dator. He was then shown the insect In a
Its different degrees Of development, from u
larvw to full growth, and Instructed how
kill II. Another applied to ascertain wheth,
a certain insect he had noticed In large nur
bers In his vineyard was prejudisisl to Il
grapevine. A similar reference and .reeogu
tion proved II perfectly harmless. Another 1
guires whether certain bird Injuries his Gro
Reference to the museum showed II to be 1
sectiferous, and settles the question at once.
In brief, the design Of the museum 10 In a
cordance with the nations present neeessit
Any one emigrating from a foreign land,
J from one portion OF the Union to another, ca
at once learn what products are best adapt,
to their contemplated homes, and the inform
! tlon thus impaired is well calculated to 4
crease the productive power OF the nation.