Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

he DtdreTy " 4t-cTsdt's BOiy-4yDlS rtiSn for
the Body Of Booh.-On Saturday, ataernoon,
Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis, of 81. Johns (Eois.
copall Church, made application 70 Presi-
ter OF David T., Herold, who was executed with
Mrs. Sarfalt, Payne, and Atzsrott, July OH,
lees, for Herolds remains, aud the order was
Immediately gwen. The order was placed in
the ha ads Of Mr.. Jo,eph Gawle-, undsrtakar
who preseated 1t to the commandaat AT the Ar
ssnal, General Ramsey, ana the detail OF
men was made who soon dug 10 the box con-
taiping the remains, dying between the cases
containing the bodies OF Payne and Atzsrodt.l
and they were delivered to Mr. e., who az
once took them 10 his establishment on Penn
sylvania avenue, between Eth and 18th streets.
ne top ofthe case was found 10 have de aged
and fallen in. The body was removed from
the pine case and placed in a fine walnut
coffin. ornamented with silver handles and
screws, with a plate on the breast inscribed
.Day f. Herold, aged twenty three years -
The flesh had entirely disfpp= Ired. the sksle-
ton only remaining, bat the llOshng appeared
10 be IN fair state OF preservation. The head
was entirely separated from the body. The
phial containing parchment slip with the
name OF the deceased was found ia The box aud
handed TO his mother.
The coffin containing the remains was re.
moved In a hFarse to-day AZ L. NJ from Mr
Gawler's establishment TO the Congrcs sioual
cemetery, where il was met by the mother ana
nve sisters of the deceased, aud Rey. ]. Vaughn
Lewis, pastor of St. Johns Episc copsl Church
Il was immediately removed TO the grave pre-
pared for II, which is in the old portion of the
cemetery, about thirty feet south OF the monu-
ment OF the Indian Chief Pash Ma Ia Ha, an d
aoloinlng the grave of the father OF the dec
cross OF flowers was placed upon the coffi n
by one OF Herolds sisters, and the funeral
services OF the Episcopal Church We're per-
formed ny Rev. Mr.. Lewis, after which the
CONN was lowered and the grave filled up
The ceremony was strictly private, and besides
the oficiaiIng clergyman, the only perssns
present were Herold's mother and sisters who
seemed very much affected.
This morning, the mother of Atzerodt Mrs
Victoria AtzerodO arrived here from Baltl-
more, to be present at the reinterment of her
son. Mr.. Schade, with the brother, John a.
Atzerodt, called AT the Executive Mansion this
morning, and on waiting on the President
received the order, indorsed. ssThe Secretary OF
war Will order the delivery of the body OF
George A. Atzerodt &c his brother John g.
Atzerodt. A. johnson, President" The brother
Jchn Z. Atzerodt, Immediately proceeded 10
tne war department 10 procure the fur; her
ne. essary order.
Application having been made for the BODY
OF Booth it is MOI unlikely that 1t will be de-
hvered up shortly, as the authorities at the
Arsenal are anxious that all of the bodies shall
De removed from the warehouse, where they
were inferred. 1t Is understood that the ra
mains OF Booth will be taken in charge by an
undertaker or Balunors and conveyed 10 In,
city They will probably be inferred in Green.
mount Cemetery, near the grave of his father
the famous tragedian Junius Brutus Booth
Gpr cp,xr
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AND GIN. GRANT.-Tne following Is an ex.
tract from New York letter describing Chr.
tenden's reception OF General cram
stood ns.- C.aroraI g
MI. fuleston, OF the Wall street firm OF PuIes
ION, hay mond n 70, was talking 10 hin
was telling sis NV Hacn,5 isit,s ~ s'oiS Ne
NV first v1s m ,h,- , 'isit ~ bIoohiy IA
one day, with r,eeivinr and h,ma 20 W. VIZ u on
the Fifth av.nna uo,ai 80 - a..eh hins q
went down sisirs .Inas snd a. @ niysri
entrance and cor into ,na e.. ,u 80 Va ~ sii'
and when in stonned na.r - -. l sa
happened-I went aboard the ferry boat.cross.r
a river. and GOT into ann,har 80 @ osset
rode M the co6du. .,or $50 IL, - : nj M a.o
Iwas on the orher 60 -, D.,i,I me or sh -
got out and waIked !, GOOD. iong VA r-a'e,er
deriDg wherever the ID w,lLs - ~ Tsa
was nv first yIsjt to Rroor,yp 90 i ma
you, il was yery r.iT.shiny ana nIaal.. I, ",
sir-pardon me-do won scs M fIoan V pu.
of the New York Trib,ne i'm rbs roorn., oun i
Mr.. ChIttendeu was soon hun,ino for IN
little manassr of the big paper. and found i'm
nnu ~ Ionsnt MIN 10 General Grant. We wer-
III ~ tue iIcn' rom. Inc GepeIsl took Nj
r.nI 80 - rIo a. ~, anu iooA.u aoon' Tor Va
San' @ soia oI unoccnpled window recess. The--
VIZ neIEer. de LED the EDITOR through the
~ ei % VI ,ne room. taikIpg 10 him IN a low
at,s AZ ,hs .nI ons parting 70 give them passage;
g. ,,,,~.-.'-o.. ~ q. iooln. ioohlns doOut
,bsn u Psu caairs, OUT nnding none, walked
30 g. 81 .ue lnIiu iooHi-tne crowd remarkIDg
LIS n aee loI privacy, ana exceedingly culi-
49, "pat ne was saying 10 the New
,sWno,ar In ~aktd nhalIy 10 the end OF the
80 ~ i,,i uaI nt.eu up 10Y the occasion, ano
,bora INC n'i ii,.Ie inahageI 10 mantel-piece, ano
,nna 80 eI.,u WIN MIN ID an earnest under
~. IT, aoi a !usi @ .eI OF al nour
,ba,'s.is re ,ue' was nohceo py every one OF tn
,,,cni;on, u people IN tne rooms and excited tn
Nv :. InleIest. Ihe cennoentiai character %
" NJ , nunlSauon, NE consideration of MT.
80 * esinc.u py lne Geherais manner 10 him.
Iaato. nc III un asua. Iehg'n OF tlme the interview
.no;aI ra, anu e sIausehtss OF tne incident in a
anishsd pi,I wnsIe soii,e OF tne most dis
faI; ~ q rr',,tn =, Vi .seM iork ano brookiyb
,r,,h " "a We 10 nave Two minutes chat
,sn,on enS ,sroso'n sof, cnaieh ged general al
on, rha, S ~ p,o' 'oAea CURIOSITY. Can you ind
nar.~I NJ .s = .atu ~ " Iouhs al C1ittendeL :
20, S,,r w ,s on1 "' CnI''snoe9 found ont and
Manany teUpe ".o oortu lnto the LITTLE
th;, en, os Ur h,r, IL tnry c9nld nave got any
coroE out ol n,n, Iney would Know who are Il
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Le' Ah"o q 70 > OoSTRACr--lnt tue
rouse, on saturday, Mr.. BroomaIl, from the
Committee on Public Expenditures, made a
report in the case of Wells Fargo a 90 s con.