The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

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S Sss case Of Or. Kssrigas Amer hearing his svi
es'-ss he oourI adjourned Iill Saturday morning.
The court martial continuedits inves.gaons sssimss
Lieutenant Cole yesterday the following charges and
spesinosslcns:-
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Captain D. Mar,yault was the 6rst witness. IA .est
fed that he was captain in the French navy and tnat
be lost four seamsn from his ship-L. Hote, Vincent
Earsco end Augur-thouah they were stl In the inps
rial navy.
Louis l. Hote was then examined, and testified that he
Gilmore; that he belonged to the Thirty ninth New York
Volunteers that he bad never ensod that he had
France he never signed the enlistment papers he never
enlisted In the service Of the United States.
The Judge advocate here submitted his official dis.
charge 10 the Court. The examination and cross exa
nation then went on, as follows
9. How came you to Riker's IslandS A. was sent
there by steamer; was taken into barroom, where
was made drunk by man whom don's know; think
know the man who brought me there; was thence
taken TO Office, where asked whether wished
to enlist which answered in the negative the guard
then took nue. to the steamer was not willing to enlist
| in the service Of the United States
Crossexamined by Mr.. 1ayor-A county volunteer re-
ccipt for the bounty was shown to tho Witness but he
could not acknowledge his signature to it.
Q, Were you taken 70 Riker's Island by force /? A.
Yes, by force told man, who spoke French, that
would not Co. and they made me 60 by force.
going TO Rker's Island and after you met the pefson
IN the drinking ssioon2 A. No. received forty dollars
@ For what did you receive the forty dorarsq A. II
was given 10 me when arrived, but did not know
why.
O. Were you At any time before going to Rikers Island
desired by any hold up your hand while an oath
was interpreted by another a. No.
O. State what took place between the time you frst
met the who asked you to drink and the time you
went to Rikers Island A. They brought in a car
sign different papers In English but did understand
what IL was or what for, declined signing, was SO
drunk that could not stand thence was taken to the
q. Describe the place whore you we're taken in car
was an ONCE where there were soldiers had to 60 up
steps There the peops wanted 70 make me sign placed
the Office. I was not told to undress.
O. s. Roue was then sworn and testified that Ae met
liquor store that be was then taken 70 large bah where
be made TO undrees He failed also to recognize the
The accused was then tried on
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the nature The srsnssson %
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New. York volunieers recruiting olcef. did, Without
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clan Of the regments band Of the Tenth United sts,es
Infantry the said Sano being then furough HIS
station Fort Lafayette and having furIongh in his
possession al that time All this at New York city on or
about the llth Of December 1883
John Santo Of the Tenth United states infantry ties.
tined that he at Rkers Island that be came TO the
city and was made drunk at boarding house that be
recognized his signature the enlistment papers, that
he never Lieutenant Cole before took an
oath OF enlistment for volunteer service.
Being cross examined, he swore he had bis furlouQh
with him when be enlisted and that be had s25 rs Of bis
own money when he arrived at Riker Island.
The case for the here rested the Court
adjourned to Monday next.