New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

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tisin evidence thu. that letter lost, will you Civ. tn.
4. aesI g cen rccPeet stated that he.rd unoei,ly
rHd the Importance sbould hs he the easel their being OK
easlo. hsn t5a small po1 10
much Is no were protected in measure from small could
tSS, '"' "'"''' nc mean BY '''''a'
4 Yes 90, ,.,.,.,
70 Lieut. Fremont the acting Adutan; it addressed to
him and ! dcliveIedit in person.
q. WHstlC measles taken OF board
Q How? Who nv!
A be child of Col. Gates
hat w the result in regard TO the pre,d Of that disease
h psfS Of time wa. tbero from the time the child of Col
the transport TIL the troops again returned TO Ne
A. About your days think till the Kby reached here
9. Did oa receive any reply from Col. Gstes'
VIVA; @ be state Of the troops respect to health when the
tre1.isr f ON the wreck o tde Kl6y began
tes oodhealth generally there few cse'
exert the injuries received BY the ofcsrs.
O. Was opinion and did expires, 70 Col
The Surgeon ought the Kby when he
expressed oriniOn the subject did think the
subject ~ supposed everybody going to the Knby the
all; when Col burke, who wounded going
ouefted Dr. Wrz with him but ser ards when the
lde going gges that had better instead Of Dr.
NlIiL; was not sb,S 70 walk without oal'iapce
Kb, low @%y Vere in O.c Crippled or disabled sat. body
e ara n0id acn o. DO 1 net eEe o %s hue
eye, greatly die oloTtd other injury that know Lieut. Col
lin Wien he cabin swept injured
s9a s no o9' not
undesood by nG into the o. the was iui isd
ny y; injured Mr. Fremon bad h.d
as si.o ,ss from none other b o
wee ,ek sna sailor belonging to the steamer who bad his
Als9 tisn.iIse to the Aiby in the evening vu,.
the supply Of food water deemed ample Otherwise what
place. on the use Of the food
Lesuppy Of both water ana was considered very
the time were a these restriction. were OF pirtsy en- osd
bot had moi OF knowng was lame and able
Did deviation from that impsrtay within your
Not Of the Ge Of bread meat or w.r bit hs5:
ne and making be'd of for of the officers and their
Was be pounding BY order Of the commanding officer and
whl Instructions did he the distribution of The rsuli
50 ras know be instruction. the subject.
@ hs not other officer have caused the be pounded
"A know that other did pound corn; saw
Was generally understood that the open all in
the ho d, and free to any one who chose to use it
Wien did the detaehm,n the Kby transfer, sad how
We trens NED the Lucy Thom Friday the day be
fore reached NewYOk The evening the City
being xannation the witness retired and discharged
'S CAPTAIN inI n 81 sda Th shs SI witness called for the
United s'aies being duly sworn, testified Is follows
ley n board the ssH Fsnceo
/ We. embarked in two deehmsp,' the first four
the the second uade Lieut. Col Wahngon Major
q Wa the CmDsIkation good military order!
~bl YVES the situation Of the troops qusered on the upper
or n deck before tie bad weather or storm when began the
@ i3TgI9 Of t5SGD we're aspfa to M open %
ICON sae TO he vacant space In rear saloon NOT occune5 by
bsssoFe This could not be called qusrterrg no had
teyaraied bis efect by the duties Of the ship
dorfs TIE das there were no. ebs for a. several 1 no
berifs least fifteen hd these crep under the sails
Q Did the suffer there from cold good weather.
The two Fights out before the wreck these uf
sasrGs my state room opening out along the & @ ns as
poTiup Of bearing tber daag h night next aorS
s they complained that they had slept TIA, aey had
ejaculation Of ali coolest ackas bottom as these
very suffered intensely in the cabin m 4ttre.
wee PI,aLtd by 'me Of the men in thee saodee but the
Capan OF The setag took them sway they were liable 20 e
injured there tom the
terhs the San Francisco the uGerugs
could hose suffering have been prevented diminished by
A They could been any know Of hoir
piercing cold Of uidwinters night
they not bsye been in st and placed on the oof the
cabin ard Of the upper cabin or saloon OF sheltered 'emPora
a Probably not been brought
w.1d contrary rules and ofthe
don't Suppose that that class stsimrs permit 'eersse
come cabin in rood weather and Of
Other ship where they could have been Sheltered
Alter the wreck discipline maintained the
a For two and night in the forward cabin
'hs men being eorsny sHsssed 10 Hking details
thai day large portion hs
and had known what discipline strict discipline there
desire noulse themselves in eating inknl
few eases Of decided rsabordnaOn with the assistance Of Lieut.
seIjesnis and old soldiers maintained
stv,ly sood discipline there They had the stewards
liquor ale preserved meats and pickles caused the
liquor and the with personal effort TO be brought and
ns liquor, which he hardest thins 70 6.ye dine
DID Col Gates during this rae-ihe two days and
A did not.
@ any him. did you
make sny reports to him in that time!
@ Whist portion of the regiment there under your per-
A able judge of the regiment Left except
q Who has immediate charge the wreck III you
A Moore
O who were their officer,
A The officers Of Company destroyed The officer of
dunno his did furnish any aid of working parties to
A made ali the details from that detachment,
nth 6ihcgy on account OF the commnnsAton wnel Ws ven
icD he first direct ncaion bod with The CABIN where
.SI Ss Scsl bsn Mso we s 10 and % there
order tighten the hP by tho'ins over baggage and
FROM whom did the that order casrOu
NV iniere enc wss from the master Of the ship
By Does witness know whether the wsnt Of off,
duty with and Companies was brought to The knowledge
know position me no opportunity Of knosins
When did you 6r' receive DsrueOns from Colonel Gs's
ni about the ns e =. l ns wrSsa mat DC we, os
main forward be reached oay by passing along
ssdsisos I'D been -.:Ssd od .1P.d rolled
q ss.s s. and mad: e
q Do yea mean 700 % erdsi' hin BY
channel about the details Of men for the working psIss'
O. whs the sea sti heavy when ysu sr cav Col Gates,
k. very s.;vy :. xsn : s.n r:csss.
ain o. lt& A. N. 10 nersw.