New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
Military Affairs.
coraT-MARTIAL FOR THE TRIAL OF DELlyou

COrRT-MARTIAL FOB THE THAI of DhLi-SeENiS'
The trial of Lieut.. Cole was resumed yesters
dsy morning. Application rcsde by tie accused 10
have Dr. JOS A. Korrigsn s1bpenaed as witness On
his behalf but the Judge.AdSoea!e objected as the
Doctor had been tried before the same court on chsgef
similar to those brought against Lieut. Cole. The Cou1
sustained the Jndge-Adyocete.
James Lee testified that the two Ffenchmen. L'Hots
and Frederne. came to bis Office IN carriage. accom-
panied BY two men, and asked for blank assignments
Both were wing 70 enlist. and were perfectly sooer
On cYoss examination by the judge Advocate witness
aid that there wo.o Complaints abort unfr deanl
with recruits at Lafayette HsN up 70 tne il.a o. ~
been relieved frequent complaints had been made aoom
Illegal e.iistnca.s
that he paid the county bounty 10 great many recruts
his parlae.s and himself had probably paid over
thew shared from IS to s2o for each paper casneo
Duiing the draf. witness made $500 profs and ainst
| Gould lot tel the exact amount. -,
Ma. Leyi Q. Bootes, u; s. mastering Oncer AZ
prooSlyp testified that he Rad frequently mustered II
fore,zrers unable 10 speak the English language BY
means of an Interpreter The oath Of sreeruit con-
sdercd conclusive as to bis age until w,s ,a =,
wm. e. Campbell. clelk in the employ Of :he bSskeA
testified TO filing no enlistment papers, and that ne ~
IieSt LInbs:esr. 81 Ney.York Volunteers testified
20 the accuracy Of Lient Coles mastering In men.
In To Question OF CouII,
that be saw Lieut. Cole muster in men who were nol
messed by the surgeon they Icing substituted for sound
men, Lieut.. Cole not responsible for the snbsut@
ton; itoccsfred through negligence ard ,nsu'ciencJ
The Court adjourned until today.
RECEPTION OF VETERAN REGIMENTS.
The Committee on National Affairs Of the
Common Council are taking measures for the entertain
ment OF the 5ist l02d 6eth aud 5oth Regiments New.
York Volunteers which 70 report for daty In short
tina Being unable to obs'.n any money under thS
snnronriation recently made by the Common Council
before next week the Committee cannot extend 70 the
regiments ordered away today any courtesy
The COMMITTEES meets daily At P 3 tho ne Sy aa
ants OF tho Regiments above mentioned.
The pRAFr--DgLINQUEsTs TO BIB ARRESTED
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GRN HAYS.
The following important order has been pro,
nulgetcd by Gen. Hays. Assistant ProvostMarshj
General in this city:
SOUTHERN DIsyHicT o. Nsv,YoIx, !
OF arrests made BY the Provost MsIShAs Of persona
who were drawn In the ss drA and failed 70 rsv0t - OF.
i deemed Of the highest Importance ina. more especial
seno5 be paid to tins %a:s nS ns ~ en- $ ssS
For ths purpose ths A. 4 Provost M.rs General directs
uSnsd By Circular current series om III: os.
that the mstsI shs BE- taken up sysssntes and the WORK
shal have been gone through WITH and each individual case
where the oeIs fail bring the offender before the Board
Of Enrolment Of the District reported In writing o. having
removed, not found, 10 :
For the eSec.ua accomplishment % this object wil
the limited force ct the disposal Of the
recommended that whenever practicable they enavor pro.
euro the cid Of trustworthy cscn who simulad by the
payment Of the reward whe the individual u held may bS
Induced to engage IN the effort
Tho csusl ton.hy reports viii indicate how Ar these IN
sructions hsss Been prsctcay carried into execution
mperstvey necessary that the provisions Of the law should
be rtdiy efosesd that persistent ohsde may be penishs
and the law Ua6e operate equally upon I'll Affected by Il
By order q Big, Gen. Hays A. a. PrOyO,tsrshsi Den
s.a. lOMciaLl II. w. BR0xe0x,
ArFs.snt Adlutsnt0e General.