, 1865-08-25
Testimony Of Col Gibbs, DR..
Bates and Others,
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
CEN. GEORGE W. MORGAN
FOR GguERE93,
PENNSYLVANIA Coprcrhead Con-
Teafion.
FROM WASHINGTON.

a11e SsAFft11ttT ksstfftN-A {s0ou kGf8-
T.otV Former slaxe-otynerx Treat
Freein,e1.es clll1dresl.-In the Cid Cnp-
t1ol I'Il>on-flIcf Juslfcc Chase and
President Jul1s.-ou-1yerz- Trial.
Especial Despatch TO ilc Chicago Tribunal
WAsu1sG1uS. Aug ~.
L. H. Grngcwcr. Of Ohio. Chief Clerk Of the
Third Auditors oaicc Is tito n.ost prom:ucn: cau-
Gttiac for the hc.d Of the Eursan made ruc1ns by
tie appointment Of John Wilson TO the head Of the
new Executive Eu.au 1t is rot true that this last
: 'is low designed to " bureau Of p.rdonz. The
frrs1dsnts purpose iu organizing 1t IL simply to
Lave tle raass oE Clerical dnses connected with the
husiness brought before him ta!;cn of the shon!-
dcrs Of hts Secretaries. Rooms for The clerks will
| Il possible. he provided ut the White House.
1t Is arthosftatirely announced 1hat hercaet "a
carcies occurring in the Go.crnrcut printing otce
where women are employed, viii be nlled nnly By
the widows or orphans Of eoldiers, who have died
for their count. by the wives OF soldiers now in
ferice who are In needy circumstances. No1c 9th.
e1s need apply.
Information haa bean received at The Fsaedmen's
Burcau from the lover counties Of Maryland that
some Of the former owntrs Of zlaycs have, since the
adoption of tie emancipation lnw+ houud out Il
number Of children aelougfns to the Freedmen,
which Children, ffal1oMed 10 do 20, could ndd rns-
terribly 10 the support Of Their parents An officer
OF the Government with: from PRINCE Fred
wici,. Maryland. afcr referring to The fact
Of the binding ont Of Fretdmen'e children tr the
formcr elayc owners, ears: Efforts have peen made
- 'he Ffeedmen 10 gel Inc css1l aniho7ties TO re-
!eaee he enuatea' pus ~ III e,ses none 1--WE ncea
'acss enough 70 naSe 3uss1ce CONC men, 9of Il
nos consfacfed proper 10 90 1nsuce here. IN this
coant5. naere the feoefs ass fampsn1- 20 Justice
csn ot He'ca 10 oafAcs acse oecsuse ne IS o.ack.
!hai eom1noda15 Is reserved LOT seusn purposes.
ane writer led the eesahhsh1nes o. military
eoaff IN otdef 1cat 1nflice n1ss nc done. 1he Eus
sgf'1on VIII be lald ocoee %ne proper authorities
Eut eight statc prisoners are now confined tn the
Old Capitol. ....
The ttnttanents recently Published ahat President
1ohhson and Chfei 1usnce thaee naEe been Inning
tcpeated and prolonged Consultations concerning
Tue tfta o. Sca' oass &c entirely without faunda-
tion-
me "crz trial got VIGIL Under "ay today cnd
Haee eeoo p'e@1es.- "cf1 was Pfo'saea WIN
coupe Q. eohnfe't aho pe.n2ps ostlet 0! taan be
'oie "it "ess3uo" ~ iae o'hets' the 1esHmoas o1
t"" Witnesses esatainea to-das-sae rcoel to'one!
commanding Inc pos1 OF Ahaefsonsl1e, and one Of
ti'e 1soei Surgeons IN ehafEe o4 the hospsts There
was important. and opened chapter Of horrors Of
WINCH, however, IL Is k'o"n to be on's the be%ln-
ming. NeFz looks very nervous and feeb!e. md he
II efldcntfy suffering nz,der mental depression
.rcoE7- 0ISr.r,n
,,,.. rr~,.1. -. s..5.s,a..t,au
-.,,,.. - 60, 49,. .s.S 81 So.
rsa..'.'..1.a .n -. 1art- :..1. u.u ..1'..5 a.s
~Ane ~'oott ss"lA -Aecol'ilt1s
tspeeaal peSpasch 10 nc thfcago 1rlonneJ
"asaIso7ost aug. II
eaps- Jas w. Moo1e. u eaa1tefnastef Mao ieH
ncte On Inc olo VI sn's 'a>9, 'os Aooelson7, "as-
1of INC parpoae OF giving deecnt burial 10 thc re"
ina1nF o. oaf ssaeted hcsos, Ie3nnea 10 tnls c!ty
ta1s morning, haf7ns saccess1hlls acco'npAshed tue
oe}ca o. nj. '7st ihe Captain reports Till he A.
s'eo III -ande1sonsalle On the @sEh uiiinot A1tcf
na'As ceIes'ene1u eon7'asfa'ae on.ch!'S N pro
enaas transportation 'ot a'mseu anu MS party o.
meenal1es aaa c!es&s. inc Hof8 o. p'tntlnS ana
!eie.'ie inc nt7ao pos'os ao1 me tsses WIS '1"he
olale!s eo!oe"e.s- nea na'4snea' oeeupslas 1eae's
tae Nao'e ,ifne o! uae paftYs say. th:sT Sefe
4a'Wneat mesa "oafae set up al prpp:s'y 'ette4eo.
s's7hs 'ne namss. ana ~ lar ~ k1o"n, me
ana company .! '1!e 0resaset. 4ae tapia'n toaha
1e e'A'ef nEat': III Ana.'~eu VIII hea'5 peii''e1
e'ase aua1oc1. .as numbers On He ssakcs eos1ss
pondsnF With record Kept IN the
hospital Q! Tue fa'eoh, GIVING INC hsmes o. thos=
"n1aed' nc cemetery II aoout Ms aefes 1n cslenL
and n'zsl: Sto Yards from the e:ockade. The dead
"efr Ill bsfsed In traehes-ln u1any csasee over
hundred in trench. Mounds were oFfatsa over
e'eh body. thus forming graves. neat 'hlte
fence as been efce1ed around lie cemetery ana the
r.acc aade 10 1ook ~ .ns'ttag ~ Po'slo!e. iicss
ant "aks Hfe clns la'a on' "nlcn are 10 pe snaaea
W enth tsets as arc indigenous 10 Laa tes7en.
Capt II. ksse the country foF n'liea around An
dessonr1e u almost devoid o. vcEdurc or ai Kinds,
The climate ne considers extremely unhealthy, IN:
h'at 'e,ns 1S'en*e an1'As me oas, ana nc nsasy
asns huins Al hleat peie'rauns INC 1ents o' LIE
PITY rnu sa'a.'l1aHs 'oe'l "A1aAes.
''ns' "e':e INC party ssli. 'tasstan was p.lntca
INC Inc american coioss 'nto"o' 70 toe ones". a
if1f1"orahs superintendent sas oeen apppm'eo ~
'ase esfe OF 'he cefneaa5 ana ps,e~t 'ae iaca: q
essf u. II inc hs1n' ou' OF mus ao.oF1ons ~.
sol1m no sn11oan.hs s'ohhas. a sa"I,e.' ~ Gsa
stafo ea, aas tasn piscea o'e. thc e1oahas ~ WI
Naleon' eoutaanofnS ene aanaIs lo1ee an naa r.
s..' e. ~. st.m -. ,x.s,A.,.,s Th.,o ,-n.s
within the enclosure at The eaoceade, the sheds,
a';oat City yards IN length n-d eighteen 'eet IN
width. There wcfc no sides to these fo.eaNea
tcne1ncnts, Int they were nacrcly ur-
right rpics suppozting roof
9hc eaortnde. with all t,,r bp'Iaipvs. nre - IT,
main .,r,i;rc nnll t,,cv fan hu flaray Il. .nonu-
.+'., e.'s4as u1'" ;..as 49, ,.n, ,ho.-
msI's 10 assnons cI.nsa comn!t.ea wlsh.n 'ns'e
9snlts Miss csara Aurfon, thc ptllohtnfoPast, VINO
accompanied tue expedition lor the purpose OF col