New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
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a. was with him. generally went In with foreign.
erpi told them when 10 corh and do other things
required ty the Doctor white examining them,
T. Had you an opportanit VI witnessing the exam
nation of DR.. kerFigani
A. Yes.
| O. Was IT careful and thorough, or not,
A. 1t was very careful; be had q name among the
brokers Of being very hard CASE no rejected men they
9. Did you ever see him pass man who was int01'
A DO not know II; never Il; he daily ordered
out men who were intoxicated; when Reullond signed
saps Whiting n1 s sSen n%. s vn
| cent"
The witness here proposed to relate the conversation
cate declared such evidence was nrtmissibe as Lieut.
| Colo 10 be tried on certain charges.
In answer to question as 70 whether Reuliand re-
ceivcd the bounty. be replied believe Renland as
signed oil his claims on the county to the brokers' be
lieyc was present at the time.
Judge Adyocate--Tbe brokers sell the mon, and give
them say s25 while they take their papers and obtain
$500 for each Of them. have had great difficulty
In trying to discover the brokers' engaged In these
frauds and determined they shall appear before The
Court.
Q. Have you ever been engaged us a broker In the
Recruiting busnessi
| An aged coored man here entered the room. md
being sworn. was examined by The Judge Advocate;
lie gave his With the simplicity Of child, and
Ny name Is Anthony Riker, end ooachman;
thnk saw the accused, DR.. kerIigan before, in a
room in Lafayette Hall.
A. Twas examined by the doctor there; / can't say
that il tho doctor (pointing to DIR. Kerrigan)
Q. What did the surgeon ssy and dor
A. lie asked me 10 look nj pencil and say which end
was upi told him the sharp end he then examined my
oycs and said would pass the who brought me
IN sad w.yt on your clothes as quick as possible
@. What did you go there TO be examined FORT
4. TO be hostler Sir to take Of the Colone!s
horse.
N What colonal and a. 10 uparo xou .xoufnod,
<. don't know Sir. asked the mau who took me in
that question, and he said l would have to be exam
incd as | was going into the cs'alry. The man who
took NE IN sand should receive So mouth ~ take
care Of the Colonels horse.
q Did you 90 there TO enlist as soldier' d.
a. No. Sir; went there TO 10 hired TO take care Of
the Cooners horse had no idea OF my being examined
The Judge Advocate here offered IN evidence the
-iment paper OF Riker as proof OF bis examination BY
DR. Kerrgan.
O. What Was your eye when the examination TOOK
place
A. gave my age 10 them az ca. Jhaye got lame
ankle; the bone 1 shooting out on the light leg which
would disqunfy me from being o soldier. huIt my
back twelve years since lifting barrel Last Winter
10 work at the Lafargc House aud hurt II again
and four weeks before got over g.. The surgeon
did not notice the shooting bone lie did not ssk
word about anything eiung me- forget the maine Of
The who took me in. He % young nan. and said
he was an officer. lie was in uniform. was taken in
about neon drank once In while. lie gave ine
glass IL something 10 drink and then he offered TO treat
Inc ana tLtn Lelgr. l4lht
In. There four live persons IL the room when en-
tered Twas an boar In the room. then weut into the
small room whore the doctor was, ard remained iu N -
minutes; the examination took only few minutes.
va. taken before the Squire" where took the oath;
they told me 20 set go for clothes. and gave ne
money which reckoncd all IL amounted TO Was 80
thought the who writing out the yalCIs was
making ont the agreement for ne 20 attend to TIC
Colon.ls horse; am not In the u :. service Ut the
present time having been discharged in the early part
u January; Mr. Schultz, hrsier employer secured
my discharge previous 10 my discharge Was taken 10
Rlkrr's leland
AZ this stage Of the proceeding the Court adIouInsd
until II O'Clock to-day.
RETURN OP THE sIxTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT n. Y.
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
This brave regiment having reenlisted for
tho war arrived In this city yesterday from chstia
nooga They return with 200 men, out Of fun resi
ment which len here in the Fall Of lsol. They were
received Ia front VI tue City Han by Mryor Ggnther
who spoke few words 20 them. after which they
marched up the Bowory 10 the Bowery Garden. where
they partook Of n bouuul repast The 6-th have been
in the battles Of Cross Keys. Waterloo Bridge Free
mans Ford, I'd Boil Run Chaneeorsville and Geitys-
burg, and also nj Walhachie. Tenn. Lookout Valley
and Missionary Ridge. Tho following Is list Of the
L.aicol v steinh.u.sn eomm,BdInsi Otto Boltiohsr
oasiisrns.,sI H. " Rsi..ey Assistant suis.on csp;sn.
f.s.' s.. rs''sd:i- tlI.i L;ss:.: y i,.s9sI s.r
Pal Bsteher Louis lhopseS, Carl Br.niL
ARRIVAL oP RECRUITS.
Two hundred and fifty recruits principally |
for the 10th Heavy Artillery Eeglmeai, arrived leIc
yesterday morning nom Albany.
THH ELLswORTH ZOuAyEs EXPECTED.
The remnant Of this regiment will arrive Ia |
town on Saturday from Chicago in charge Of go Rebel
prisonsrs-
HAWKINS ZoUAvRs.-The members OF the |
Hawkins ZousSes requested to attend the funeral OF
WIN. Planning. late OF Company X. who was Killed
while attending TO lis duty n member Of the Fire
Department The funeral will NOV. from the house Of
Engine Company No. ~. No. lss We, Thiriy.hrst
street, to-day at o'clock.