The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

eercuyiIle p-iso, IN the Copfeder.ts service te.t
ned that In Aufut lse4 WIZ ses, thi,teen men TO
msrshsl, attached 70 Cen. winders hesdquArtep.
The merit dsy twelve Of the men .ers ironed, One
Of them he'd got away ~hsn the hounds vsre put on
pistol was fred At him, wirI conmsnded him 70
be permitied TO bite him. The doss, however, at
t.etod him vhon he descended, biting st his leg,
the hounds OF. lie recorecied Of a ,ick man beng
pot IN the ehsn gang. lie did not tnov ShethsI he
the nan. there being lsdio. in the courtroom.
Jade Advocate Oh pman said the witness could
mod estly tell that Ailed the man.
The sitnets then said tho man had the di.rrhp,,
and those With whom be re chslnsd. said they
.ould be damned Il they would be fastened 70 such
same place tor the same purpose namely, to the
sink The -itness had seen the prisoner knock down
the prisoners commenced because one Of them tried
TO set out Of squad to which he did not belong.
Gen ThonAA, member Of the Court called stten-
ton 10 article which appeared In yesterday'r r
EVENING STAR, A. follows;
Tho record, Of the Ander-onyins pri.on, captured
by Gen. Wilson, and furnished hy the War Depart
nent 10 the expedition cent 10 Andssonvlle by sec
retary stanton, 70 lay out cemetery, and mark the
place, have turned up missing since 'he return Of
The party, ef the CLERKS Of tho QusTtsrnastets
IN whose hands the records last ,een, has been
placed under arrest BY the military authorities until
made ofthem ltn thought by some thai n tho
records ~ere stolen instead Of lost, Il -s for the
Ss ps, Of , sse Sss"n,iIs S pS,,os no.
beins tried b. Court Martial here.
Gen. Thomas said he wanted the prisoner tried
fairly, and therefore askod whether It true that
the records had Teen lost or stolen.
Col Chapman replied the hospital records and the
registry ofdestha With one exception In eh.rge
of the clark 70 the Commission lie did not knou on
h.tt hu rtir IA he In An ha
intended TO Introduce he records at the proper
time.
srARv vas indefinite that 10 -ss I'm possible TO tell
whether the pspcr alluded to have ever been In the
possession Of the Government OF not He repeated the
hospital and death registers not stolen and
would be introduced at the proper time.
Mr. Bake knew nothing about the statements IN
the newspapers. lie had read them. 70 far ss the
counsel for prisoner concerned, they would he
h,ppy n. ri.On ..tsS a., M ,h. nS.oneS
ever did be laid before the court.
Col Chipnsn ssd the article could not relste 70 the
Er Bafer asked, Il not Inconsistent With the judge
Advocste's duty, that the records should be placed
where the counsel for the defence could have access
| 10 them.
Col Chlpm,n II you can convince mo ths, am
not capable Of taking care Of them will do 60
Mr. Baker-we made the reques, with the proviso
that 10 could be done consstently With your duty.
Coz. Chi,man-It is no, nov consistent with my
ar Bstsr~we made the reque., eviily for insor-
nation. We need all the paper. very much.
TESTIMONY OF CALVIN HoSEYourH
Calvin Honeycuth, Who vas In the rebel service st
| Andorsonvile. said he saw Capt. win draw his
pistol and threaten to shoot man Who was .ck. for
| not starting up In line. Prisoner. attempting 10
escspe were hunted by hounds. He sar one Who vas
| torn In the leg by them. Another man was wb pred
on the bare back with stick, because he blaeked his
face and attempted 10 escape with sang Of negrvos.
rzsTmosY or JANIS NAnAN
| James nshsn. who vas also In tho Confcder-
| ate army, and on duty at Andersonville testified
| thirteen meu 10 the blacksmith shop to nave
iron collars and chains faensd on .hem he received
ss,y s ys.p se ONE OF n. men named
heard Of H. That damnsd fronchy hA. e.esped
Nall Of the man, who c'ppured near the sire an.
wirE got of bis horse and vent slohgUde Of the dog,
pistol at the man the man. trousers vere torn by
The dogs he did not know whethe e-ihe lesh vas ln-
| ali t6> prisoners pers IN h,lL and 4, vtth thc-n.
The witnesses above named were cIoss ALnined Al
lensth The last ssd 10 YES lsbofious And yex-
stious tAi 10 take care the proner and he didn't
| think that any one would DO ambitious TO have the
TESTIMONY or JUpGH HALL.
Judge Daniel Hall, o. Geerei., residing ten
| miles from Andetonville, testified: He fIe-
guently visited the Vicinity Of tho prison. In
sd that there really seemed to be no room for
more over zap ain WiTzs otiioe. VA sisn bearing
! these wosds-"CommAndsnto VI he Interior Prison ~
While there he Aw him draw requisilong for rsti ns
tho act Of the Confederate Congress 10 nj ed one
tenth Of the farm oducn TO be delivered 70 the soy
| eminent and paid 10 a. tai the act was sen'raly
complied with the supplies were esthered a. Osle-
| thor Do, which 10 ten mi. % n OH Andefsonvills
| Nj Decker in his crQ-s-eNAmina Ton aafei the Wit
| ness whether he knss nov the prison came TO 10 so
| crowded, The witness replied that he only tnew
| from what Gen wiDdor tod him, viz that the pri-
| ,on was built for ten thousand on. but that the
rushing Of additional prisoner. from Libby Belle Is
land and other points nearer Richmond In conse-
quence Of DshlsIen's and Kilpatrlek's raid over
| crowded the prison Gen Wiudef was proceeding ~
enarge the prison but he found no could not procure
sufficient timber and labor. The General informed
him that he had Impressed all the "vmils he could
ter The witness was aafed by ten. Winder. 70 con-
tract for two houses at OFlshorps In which TO place
some Of the sict from Andersonye, but he could
not succeed in renting the pIsmise,
| At4o'elock tie Court adjourned until Saturday.