The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-14

question may have been put among ohors there
Rres, number OF irrational questions put to me BY the
Sommsnoss wnNS a. ION - emanasas from an
my religious belief state thai believe in God and
In mans accountability and In future state OF reward
Q Who Commodore the station at The date Of
the anh spechostion' A. Commoe ore sAlter.
Q Was any report made OF this st the timer A. There
made until was requested to do by Commo-
dore Mercer.
Am H. Rowan late captain clerk OF the BannridRe
WAS examined questions from the accused. There
drop OF liquor In the cabin OF the Bainbrdge
the l4th Of nay; hone Was brought in; Com Rowan
perfectly sober on that Gay, and attended to hts duties;
heard Com Rowan order passed mdsh pman win 10
the top sails the 9th Sept 1896 Com request
cabin he down shortly after ards Com. r then
stated he as suffering from fall In the streos Of Non
tevdeo and be had a.ked the doctor put him on the
Isl, be le quite unwe and for Mr. Fleming receive
Oil reports ard 10 expedite the movements Of the brig
got unoer way In tho morning and Lot Purser LOCKER
have boat 20 go board The Germantown to transact
some with the Pureor OF that sbio Fleming
uen remarked TO Capt. Rowan, tho men have been
working bard TO day, snail splice the oraces the
e'ciock; Lieut. Day oins thsu officer Of the deck
Com Rowan sent tor Dr. Ruderstrin, Feo 1885 and
stated In him tnnt ne was quite II posed and asked
him to be put upon the ist; the Surgeon did and
then prescribed medicine Tor aim which com ID shortly
sftervardr 10 affect ms neal and make appear very
nervous: this ociae administered ny myself by
the directions Of the Surgenn think II was table
spoonful four Com R0 san sent for DR.. Ruben
stein the 24tb OF september, 1855 aud told him that
he hao had fall IN the ttreeis OF Nonleydeo ana was
suffering from The effects O II and Rskeo him II
would NOT pre- he medicine to relieve him from
the suffering he experienced in his hesd Dr. Rudenstein
recommended he was suffering from this fall lately
received, be had better le Lieut.. Fleming re.
ceive tie reports until this passed over, as he
thought would by the q sxt day; his nerves would
be more imposed; the Doctor concluded by remarkng
he would put him on the nst; Commander Rowap did
refuse 10 taste the medicine prescribed by Dr. Ruden
s,ep the 10th OF February, 1885, owing, presu me-
10 remarks heard by Commander and m, self made In
the room, that he (Dr Rudensten) would be id
II ne would not give him that would take him to
Rio was the cabin, aud heard the remarks through
the bplkhead. Commander Rowan asked Or. Ruden-
stein !, he believed in the Bsie tins divinity OF
Saviour; the Dr. replied that . question he would
not answer; Dr. Ruoeusten did rot prescrlbs for ms,
neither did take any medicine on the az Septs D,bsr
1855; Lieutenant Fleming and acjng master Mitchell
csme into the cabin on the 27ih SapteT beT, 1850;
Capsln Rowan gaze the orcer 70 Mr.. Gwin,
that time officer Of the deck to close reef the opsss
the captain gave tn, order from the head Of the
LADDER raid she had much sail on, aud pitch
Ing ard soorpg Mr. Fleming said tbst ue and Ar Mitch
ell thought she required SAIL there shoal
to avoid, ard they visited to sem the current Lieut.
Fleming made the remark TO Com. ''Yoa LOOK ont
for the vessel yourself II you have no confidence In
me' the chart ana parallel brought down in
TO the cabin by the quarermsster ana subsequently,
taken out ser the exp patton had taken place. heard
Com X oroer Mr. Mitchell TO shake ii rees Of the
topsse on the 29;h Of s. p.emoer.
George OConner late a seaman on the Cambridge,
sworn BE stated ne remembered wnen the vessel was
beating up for Sandy Point, ,he captain was deck
for about eight hours he thought Com. R. appeared
he had been drinking