, 1864-11-02

proxiee were from Clinton county; PICK.
sge of ffty-nve was to be sent to Gen,, James
Farrell. Comwiseazy General Of Subsistence
state Of New York.
III, Ferry remarked, while writing, that
Donobue had a letter from Gen FsrrtA en- |
c1oziur % a list Of soldiers Who resided in his |
county, and that he hal tlxed itts-hs p1eh.
ies, which were ready to be toEWafaeo 70
Farrell; Donohue said he would make ous
Tar1cl's list and send 1t together Win "hal
The Relieving Is a letter from Gsn. Farrell,
found in the Office of the State Agent, ,oe,
ssxa.a peneess. j., Ess s bs'ssss r. ~ w. VII ana
tickets, sto ltt of names Of the actqa eth ra
of CO umbia county, now members ol the III resi
s5 1e.;D Wa ~ my best w:hss aaxs soa Z 'ea1
'sAA&~-' Commissary General.
TIE following is the List Of names TeietIeo
To-; John Fogarfy. sren 1oseRn eo Ss9 w. Whitman
Edward Gallaehan, all Of Hudson; James 99ss
Van Dusen Livingston, Jas. Moore, Cofnel3u7
Stick etts, Chas. Huddleston. VIM. Park, 20
seph Moore, John H Smith, Edward konsrhs' 9,1.ins
Thomas % s. Johnson, Charles 8. Houck, VIM.
I'll Ham. John Becker, Gilbert Van Deusen,
F. Fitzpatrick, Daniel Jennings, Frsiin
Wheeler, James Fitzgerald. ya@es "a 3 Reesst' Gaas
Conian. Thos Dorap, all of Greenport; An.
drew Miller, Vim c. Nellus, Charles John
Bur1,tt, all Of Hudson.
The cxaDination was resumed. MIR: wood
said that two soldiers came Into Mr. Ferris
office. signed powers Of attorney; each placed
The Ucion electoral and Democratic State
tickets In their envelopes; but Ferry ab.
sfracted 1he Union ballots and put in those
containing the names Of the Mcclellan cleo
tora-
on Monday Wood went to the Provost
Morehsl, Col. Wooley, and informed him Of
what was being done; the Office at IS West
Fa, cite street WAS then visited, and Donohue
and Ferry with the books. papers, etc., ar.
The books, &c, Of Ferry and Donohue
were then exhibited to the Court, including
a bumber Of letters, among which was the
following, found In package Of f1tty.fye
votes, addressed to Gen. A. Farrell, Hudson,
N. Y, with the words "NeK York Stats
Agency. IS ". Fayette st., Baltimore, Nd y
mnalted "Personai i It will be perceived
that it Is In answer to the letter above:
Nxw YoRK STATE AGENCY, BA1r1aoRE,t
s5 W. Fa,ette et, Oct. e, 1864.
eoun.7 eve
made 60 ont - numboE 11oua the Ut yoa sent me- g.
I'd oR y M S.ac
/ ing things. euets You have enough. FssIing
tbss yon might MOI. enclose envelopes and pow
Il eIe Gl attorney eNDIu 3uQ CaR up 11f
/ Co}nm bla or any other county.
You can fill them up as well In yonr county a.
we can here II you whnt uanlas OF enlisted per
sohe, ascertain them from the Supervisors list OF
In taste, yonr friend, E. D., JE.
Ton can procure Large envelopes for Attorneys
lanes a. Alodhy' fuf In some gooa names lot
4 roll pu,porting to be list Of sick and
wounded soldiers under t1eltment at Jarvis
Hospital In this city, was shown. 1t con
talned ABOUT 400 namea.
Mr.. Wood testified that Ferry remarked In
answer to question. that s.dead or alive
they had all catt good vote.
The following Wts among the papers found
Oh the person Of the Accused, from the She-
! r;tf Of Albany, n. T.:
DEAR s1n:-Ycnr telegram Of the 10th, and also
your letters Of the l0th aud 11th inst, ca ne 10
aes s s1
] course got the antwer before this timer Bow do
| yon ltkeltf leaw Mr. ca. ger and ahoWed hiu
| II ynn want more help will sepd sone one. As
tosehdin. the proxies, you hsd better send them
by Nit. Wallsee. Ae always calls a. The stste
Agency when coming this way. S-nd them aa last
as ,en can tet them frst to me. All lis well here,
I and we are confdett Of compete success. ills
deuce IL your eki sud abetting, and bepe you viii
Ike yoo1 help Please keep me adxieso; y en,,,,.,,
| Ibe fOllOW1n IRON Ucnohue 10 =. NeHcomO
| was also read:
ALBANY, Oct. II, 1861
M1 DEAR En-: IL arrived here yesterday morn
ipr, and 70 day ds4e saled ppon c.sssr: crou;
| with our Efforts IL the cause.
am to be eelt away again Cd Wednesday after
wi, viii ask tba1 yoa BE- sttached to ny personal staff
about B'lti9o'e "a W.s5ihgton uptll you hear
aos,se ou1 pt ople here In haste, your friend,
TIE Judge Advocate then addressed. the
court as follows: -..-
II appears IN tits case that the de'srdaut, Don
ohuc, j., = yourg man c"huected with the, NeT
York Central Railroad, road to those who live In
Sss The % pat ss two Or tbrse years Been
e1 eseed IN one Of the most gigantic frauds ever
attempted to be p1pctrated on this nation-a fraud
~ opinion have produced . olsruption o. our e.
Tire country, and our wsr for the preservation OF
the Union would be PRACTICALLY at sn end and futile.
It appears from the evidence Of the two Witnesses
produced before You that on one occasion Kspnb.
] eau happened to hear something TINT va, said
to tbe once Of the State Agent In this city, and
fund him wslltEe and ready 70 make tsl.s votes.
Icy Ssrs wpIsine to1 he gained their confidence.
and wss allowed to ree the .woskins Of
Ssak.p plan for sees9s sggs'' ars that s ss %ss
ranes Of ,he oiiters pnrpcrtine to swear tho
eolditre written ont by one party. and The name
vote by smother. and athird ds up tbe blanks.
With he 'oisl tisEee d tne party Tnich ths2
Yfpretent; and, as the first witness testified to
you, several dry eooda boxes tul OF soch Votes
have al1eady 1ettt citf of WashiDgton: Al that
time, it Will be bcrne In mind. that Edward O0na-
} hue was ia WASHINGTON. he comes to this city;
;; How is this statement as compared With that Of
! hts accompce, Wand Newcomb. and Of t7e t3sst
Vim 10 commit thla fran5, Or did be- theml Does
} Newcumb FAY that Wood asked him. or was It
{ Dopobue who asked him to write these lettcrs
He d1d. Donohne in full blast, writing as tast he
: could, eometimes the name OF q soldier and come
tEt name of an officer; sometimes giving one rank
Ohs Ss Rs
| TINS The pereont around this table IN the conrae
Of Sunday attesnoop, led up the number Of nelr-
sttsrnoon nanntacture 100 OF aO0 sach fraudulent
plo,ed for two weeka easet' The snermitY Of the
cau Tor tie 1nhctiono the severest penalty Known
10 the court The most sacred lights Of the brase
men To eIe ABSENT from n ther homss pe,ffne an
: liberties, are impered. and fraudulent votes are
sought TO be given ogaicet the csuss for which the
lie. Held ibese p!otters at home seek to cast ths
rallots of these brave men without their consent
ed % as ase e e iRf:e
:: 10. though one Of numerous family Of chi dren
I can1ot ebow that he has even one brother IN tn
Il proven to have cnpspired with others to detrau.
d our brave Rofdiers Of The exercise OF the eacEe
J / elective flapchise A crt NE 20 enormous as thi
colle for vigorous punishment, and do not hesi
.fe to esy, me1ita the extreme penalty Of DEATH
During Col. Fosters address the prisone
= WIS evidently more than ever impressed wit
/ ! a etpee Of his critical position, and at tn
j. conclusion left the court In charge of tn
II | guard in a mann er strlkingly In contras
4 | with the defiant air With which be entered II
II The court room Was now cleared, aud tn
Commissioner proceeded to deliberate npo
I ! the, case. Of course decision cannot b
known until after It has been passed BY tb
Il President The Commission occupied onl
about an hGur In com1LG to decision, whe
' the doors were re.opsned and the Court al
4 jou1red.
Glorious Meeting 10 Dubuquc-Speec]
. OF Hen. sch NJ Ter CoIfa1.:
y Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago rrIbnne.l
DUBUQUE, IowA, Mondsy, Oct. 81.
Schuyler Colf.x arrived In this CITY on s7
urday forenoon, and the same evening al
g dressed the ln5ge5t indoor meeting eyer bel
in Dubuque: Fully two thousand peopl
e were GRO oHdsd in the Athsneum-the larges
" hall In Iowa Hundreds were unable
: gain admittance; people came from Ion
j distances In the country.
When Mr.. Co1fax entered the hall be VI
i greeted with round sitter round OF cheer
q which Was renewed when he arose to speat
!, After being introduced with neat epeec
= by Austin Adams, President Of the Unto
9 Climb Mr. Coltax smoke to the people owe