The New York herald., 1864-10-23

Captains Fasss snd aoors, recently Of the sans con-
other stag onoer ,o.ius The ssan Of Major GsusrsI
Sckles, formerly servuI WITH Brncy
D. W. Davis kss., ri, Icy law partner, and family.
Nr Wm. D. Outer Geness B,ruey's headquarters pur-
veyor, and repress the dsxALD who has re-
sided ter Two years az t;ensra Brpeys headQuartesu
Governor Curtin got
Mayor Hssry and ot'.cs s.isdelpna city officers.
Numerous carriages, wilh ultimate friends a the
Baud
was a memoer), and dv,t.,.',Hs from other masonic
orders foot.
loot--under direction ~ Z t.,s.
large depusation onet and soldiers Of tho
army.
unon League OF Pin sre,nnia. on foot
ine National Union tiua , rniladelphia, on foot.
MemDsrs q Ina bar o. nadsl phia and citizens geDo-
one OF we most ens hy AID imposing that has ever
oeeA Witnesses 70 rnlisar, ts. When fairly organised
and moving II could be measured only bv milos the.
entire city seemed = ahse e either - pArtici
pants III or spectators it enn pageant The route
Of march from the the cemetery covered a,
distance OF about three S ana along entire route
the streets denssts with people that IA
frequently with gres f9p the cortegs forced No
way through The staw llrisirsd time Of the solemn
dges played BY the several 9is Also contributed In
crease the time consllne eaehnx the cemetery, and
IL was finally dark e iy lowered into 10 lasA-
CxnFsosis, u yr GRAVE.
Tho brief religious ei-s at the grave
by Rev Dr. lr.a, 81 lhs Protestant Episcopal
church The coffin ped the folds Of the Amcri-
can Tag, was rested ,he grave, the mourning
friends suFrounding wn IA soldiers could bare
y be seen by the FAM "iih IN the background The
clergyman, when al @ts reay. Clear tone recited
one or two passages q ne -'.1opai burial service
menclng. eve comm ti,is hpuy the grave, earth
70 earth dust TO dust eshes Asaes. &C., and closed
with The bcDcdictiop
rms 4owsnsr GRAVE
The body was ihel lowered into the grave IL was
indeed, mournful me shades or night wore
dmly visible The h .rrp i ius Of the colin as il dc.
scended INTO the ground III 9ad'ole groans and sobs Of
the stricken widow, the cries OF boseaveA
children, the sympa etic o5 oi the attending multi
tude, all copspired 10 s'e I'M essveness and deep
iemnty 10 the event
oaGraoME, aosoR
And then the moufnsfs moved away having deposited
their loved ono. IN then WISHED or unosteniaous
ner IN MS iast resin~ p.c', aud when they had with
drawn beyond no rug tie pompOus and shswy
ceremonies OF Ma ae hn iai were carried out sue
ceeded BY military s'iuie es1oming the rank OF the
dead. Thus the sentivs sR' ukngot tho family from
grand, empty sho~ 'tel both at the house and
at the grave, while the iuN tor an opportunity
TO render its homage n aud The formal grandeus
OF . military psgesairy y a. necessarily omitted
4 stkAsSF, oiNsDgsCE.
And tnus Terminates II ery full Of its usefulness ,
the brief career liSirney And in recording
imperfect sketch tie 81 event tho writer cannot
refrain remarkIng upon It siuguiar coincidence W
affords. On the 2eth Of ~ci month sinOe
communication 10 tha HssLp, from the Tenth corps,
mention made lts mat the hoeptalisioe a
the city OF Philadebs b. rendered General Btr-
nsy and that 90 soon ss he spared from the Geld ~
occasion his former .rp-r,or officer, General SICK.
les and :, Goyernor cA'::a, with other dgnisa-
from tho neld, and f.,~ c,tizous have indeed
gathered about hun, 'esihying by their presence
aud his ss.n,ry and and soosp:aS
ness ~ general In aesrn1bage, too, Major
General sckes aud uovor"o' curtin. How ansulaily
exact the appointment kept, but how n0urnfully
different from what nac anticipated werA tho cey
cumstsnoes d the meeting. nus is brought ont -
startling tue seei truth that man propossS
but God disposes. sasn6
Police sn,~ slscncs.
INTERESTING KlDEAYPIH0-TM.
vEsrIGATIoS Ber''Rt JUSTICE DOWNING,
Yesterday afternoon interesting OF alleged kid
mapping brough, before Justice Dowling at the.
Tombs Police Court, examination. During the pro-
Of the II appeared that the evening OF the
9th instant Mary Ecknard, better known "Senorits
lopez" bright and insigent met lad nearly
eight years Of age, George seagrist, front or
the circus heu established Foureenth street, and
removed him from tho city without the knowledge or
consent OF his adopted iather, Francis Seagrst, the
gymnast, residing at los eowery. IL subsequently,
asoertained that Sepouta Lopez was ip Washinston,
and had the boy with her. Ar Seagrht accordingly
went before Justice Downing uud entered = complaint,
charging her with Kidnapping the boy warrant was
issued for the arrest OF vnar, and later period
Governor Seymour grar TED uston for the surrsn-
der Of Mrs Eckhard Pr the necessary papers
Deputy Marshal Borst prucceacd to Washington and
found both the 'h- boy performing y Can.
70 the officer that sh he child from Of the
In Fourteenth stce'. but claimed the boy
own Friends Of the prisoner IN Washington interfere0
In her behalf, and issued with the view or
taking her from officer BYrst, but without Be-
sides the boy In dispute the prisoner had three other
younger children, two VI whHrn she says her own.
the other she adop,ed hey all came 20 this city
with her. and are now IN charge oi Miss Foster, haron
Of the fombs.
srist, who testified 10 having adopted George and
hibited papers sbowiDg hgt suen vas the case.
Mr. Borst deposed la the PARTICULARS conu ected with
the arrest. No evidence T;s vered for the defence,
and the magistrate remH,ced the prisoner and she
the boy George ill 70 Wien he will render de-
csion In the matter. The acetsrd stl claims the boy
~ her The cpurss Nr. Seaarst, threw
some further light on bs sahct by stating that about
four years and haf took the alleGeo
kidnapped boy from the p1nrnHgse, and after Keeping
him tor q time returned ha tnthe institution She thsA
reported to Seagris what sNe had done saying that she
boy very smart but bad that she could noA
manage him. Mr. Seaci after wards took the child
from the poorhouse and adopted The lad had bs-
come quite accomplished cvmuas and cops0QUently
desirable acquisition g. company. II 10 alleged
by tho complainant bst the sseot Of Mrs. ERkhard N
taking possession Of Tie boy to join another circus
troupe and thus add To her rs by his exhibitionS.
Tho little fellow I. the afIectoaato
being separated from her ono reason alleged BY The
defendant for the course she pursued s that tho boys
adopted father sha,negy beat him. bus thaa
Ca.