The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-16
WASRTNG TON.
TIE following information from the capital
yesterday W II BE- read with interest
ReiMtermemt of Harold.

Ire lOlOW ny 1ulOTmd'lOu IEOu lIb IdDltal
yesterday II BE- read with interest
Reiuterment of Harold.
On Saturday afternoon Rev. j. Vaughan LIE Wis
OF 81. Johns Episcopal Cburch, made appICa.
tiOn to President Johnson, on behalf Ct the
mother and sister of David Il. Harold who was
exc cuted with Airs. SurTatt, Payne, ana Atze-
10th, July, 1865, for Harolds remains, ana the
oloer was Immediately given. The order was
placed in the hands of MIR. Joseph Gawler, un-
certaker, who presented ii TO the commaudanl
at the arsenal, General Ramsey, aud the detail
OF men made, VINO soon dug to the box con ain.
inc the remains. lying between the cases con-
lain1 & the bodies OF Payne and Atzeroth, and
lhey were delivered TO Mr.. GaWler, who at once
took them TO his establishment.
TIE top OF the case was found to have dpcayed
and allen in. The body was removed from the
pine case and placed in fine walnut coffin,
oInamented with silver handles and screws,
with plate or The breast inscribed David Il.
Harold, aged % years." The flesh han entirely
disappeared, the skeleton only remaining, bat
the clothing appeared TO be IN a lair state Of
preservation. The pnial containing parchment
slip, with the name of deceased, was found in
The bCX. aud hanoed to his mother. The cOfiu
containing the remains was removed in hearse
to-day from Mr. GaWler's to the Congressional
ten eteIy, where 1t was met by the mother and
five sisters OF the deceased, and Rev. Vaughan
Lewis.
IT was Immediately rem owed to tue grave pre-
pared toI It, which is in the old portion OF the
cemtt tery, about thirty feet south OF the monu-
nent OF the Indian chief, Pushm4ta6a, and
adjoining the grave of the father Of deceased.
cross CT flowers was placed upon the coffin
by one of Harold's sisters and the funeral SER
wees Cf the Episcopal Church were performed
by Rev. Mr.. Lewis, after which the coffin was
lowered aId the crave allied up The ceremony
VAS strictly private, and, besides the officiating
clergy man, the onlv persons Present were
Hsrold's mother and sisters, who were very
much affected.
The Remains of AtxerOth.
This m rOing the mother of Atzeroth arrived
here from Baluu,ore, TO be present at the REIN
termCnl OF her son. Mr.. Schade, with the
| brother, John {. A zeroth, called at the EXecu
i've MeIsOn this morning, and on waiting on
| the President received the order indorsed:-
| I'll e Secretary OF War viii order the delivery
o the tOdY o. George A. .zerOth % his brOt her
| John G. Atzeroh, A. JOHNSON, President"
| The brother, John G. A'zeIotb, Immediately
! proceeCed to procure the further necessary
| order.
The Remains OF Booth,
The Eoen,n0 SGr says;-Application having
been m ade for the bonY OF BOON, n Is not un-
| hkeh that 1t will be delivered up Dorly, as the
| auth rites at the Arsenal are anxious that ali
| OF II bodies hall be removed rom the ware.
| house, where lney were inferred. II Is under
| $1,000 that the Tema.us of B 9th will be taken
| in cLpree by All uulertakPr of Baltimore, aud
| copyeyrd 10 that city. They will probably oe
| utpttcd In Greeumouut Cemetery, near the
pl ave Of his father, the lamons trAgellan, Junius
| BIutu1 Boo b..
Caleb CushiDG's treaty.
The treaty made by General Cushing with th'
| Coyemmrn OF Colon bla coucedes TO the Unitet
| States the exclusive right To cohstruct an inter
oceanic canal across The lsthnus OF Darlen
auv Do.pt which NAV be selected by the Uale'
ates. The Colombia Government cedes 81
miles OF land on each side OF the canal, one
halt for its own benefit aud the other tor tha
of the party undertaking the construction OF tn
work Tne Colon b An GOVern bent 1, W Ieotls
tel per cent. Of tEe het Income VI the brSt te