, 1865-02-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINc1s.'A11. Saturday, Feb. IL.
This morning the examination Of Stidgers was
continued before the Military Commission. The
following Il q synopsis Of the testimony:
At meeting Of the leaders OF the Order hrld at
the Gcit fIonse, 1ouitvte, at whish Judge Builitt
dist minister from Christian County, Mr. Prior
Terrlll. ". R. Thomas, Judge G. II. williams,
similar meeting At dc Louisville Iio:si. +. q.
Booking, ol indianapolis, exhibited his hand gre
nade ior Greek , 1,s, and ezpls:ped i:s astion
20 eevercnt @ prope4ty, md @ bseve y oney asss1s rss
given him to furniah some to the i,rdcr. Judge
Williams spoke at length, anG so did E. G. Ezti-
government IS force. The Order scsei harnoai-
di iiino's. Is Ms;ou!i % and ksnfacsy. @ % ST. hpsa' 9G
Would Occur On tie ID, l5:h o. Or l:lh q Aasn%ss % .
M1. valJandighnm shouid decide. Piper c1me t.
s1en ssa. built Ined sds to ce e. g. sss s
te see col. Manning, smother coaSderats
Tas @eo 70 he n3a7 D 9e.sc
the prisoners On Johnson's Island or ut Rock
Island, whichever party he commanded, the ot.,ez
eae sns u + n sn2a .. eR Ra az ksa
tuckJ to n+tend a mesl1ng or the leaders at Chit
az co. e. e. d ssys "a as5 NJ ps5s s5
mcsseneere to be placed at Eu!1it:'s di:-
to bis horsc ne.F Jchersonvi1lc He told nc to
ecnd to him Dr.. Baylee, A; O.. Branuoa. Kaifus
expected to be arrrsted. lie said thu: II he coald
sec them first all would 30 right rs t4ey would
toon rescue lin. Before he saw them IL Wa AZ:
the fact and he gave me Instructions. He said
that the uprising wou;d take place On the 1sts
irn no fhe 4DrA
ssea ID T. sas q a'ssas sss
VIII tbeir 5e Seeasers to Mi:sou 'a and stSa eo.o
crntc with Price to hold the State. The Indiaaa
men wonld 70 to Kentucky and uu.te with any
ad n eosd i obsaS hs51
Indiana would furnish about 20, ,o9o to aid IN the
uprising, Illinois would fnra,sl1 t1,goo and Mis-:
Ohio were not announced: col: Barrett WIS lie
chief Of 6aff under Na'landisham. Piper was
genera! agent on Tue same stall. man named
lFoss examination, 1v Judge Eartley-1 do not
know that any Of the Order were drilled, exccp,
"nSna sT
desed. took al the degrees Of ING Order except
the degree Of Fhe Supreme Council. This CON
] Genalsls tic Gtand conmsndsl sd S two a?e. Aye
gates from each state. did not apply to coloasi
anderson, as1ins hin, TO. to en,eE 10 Order. D.:
Ind d gone through The ' vestibaie aud 0esa dsst
degrees, and was directed to initiate hi n lato the
second End third. which did It the private Office
jects Of the Order we.c = MD the Southern rebel
lion, and he assented 70 them. I did 1ot tell him
there was nothing reasonable In the Orfl'.r. ne
could l,c released. from LIS bonds. Tas Colonel
told him tlat nll he could do was to enter Nor
shcsu prison end Taitfor his exchange. Anderson
even II he succeeded in that he would shil
entcr the southern army. During the tina WAS
G.3nd Sss.sry Of The orde1 a II 1ni;ated from
ordtf Until tac arrcss q il. leaders easy Il ' IL
a. FalsS = a.
know POsnc OF the members OF the order who
pfo9dfa %, e win ATT r. f II
wss oncof the objects Of the organization. | do
not now knew t1It Anderson took auy active part
h:oEsn up now, for, ,Eo weeks after tic a!srst u
Kertueky as actively Is ever. I Do not know why,
&c seaP ~ aues but
received more than 500 for tra:c!ins expenses.
By Ju2ge Adroca!e-At The meeting held 4.
Hamilton to murder United stases ds:e:ttv,
named Coffin. As no one volunteered he ea1d he
would 60 himself but attcrsards told nc tha' ho
on Collins track to murder him, hut unsuccess-
fsliy. Dodd and Dowles nnd others went to D ~
ton to receive Mr: Vailand{gham when he return-
Judge Broalhcad vas then swor1 as yyitncEs
The following Is his evidence:
Mynnme is 1tmca o. D.oadhcad. rrsi1n at St.
Loule. From June 'G3 to Janurry 'Gl occupied
the position OF Provost li1sh.l Gen :rM OF Mis-
sour1, under Gen. Sco1cld. nm at prrsen: coun-
rel lor the prisoner Vincent MArma1nle, whom
hare long Known. remember that during the
time wac acting as Provost Marsha! General, an
Order wns tssued by General SchoGcld ordering
My MarnadnEc beyond the lines for dfsloy1ity,
and he was sent through the lincs ct VicksbIEr.
Cross e1anined " -. Asay.-Ar. Marmaduka
IVES 11c1nltcr Of Missouri SEt9 Convention
which Eus Convened In 1851. / was d 1neml'er OF
the same Convention. Mr. Martaadnke had pre-
ytorsly resided II Saline county. where Gen.
Lowe for some receon or other sent him out Of the
district, combining his parole to sections in loyal
States. Ma1naduke applied to me to get his cx-
tended to Jefferson to cnaula him to attend the
Convention, and spoke to Gen. SchoE:ld on The
Subject lie sent for Mar1cadukr, and the result
Of he Interview was tho baniehmcnt OF Mr. Mar
mai}uLe who refused 10 take the oath Of a1leEi-
aDce.
The Court then adjourned until to o'clock on
Monday afternoon.
U1ldcrsIand That this aftcfnoon Mrs. Dnckner
Norris was released from Imprisonment mad per
rnitted to proceed through the Federal lines.
This act Of rmency is doubtless the result Of the
conIeescn this lady made few days Ago. as rep
vcapnseH IN fhG TEIUCNE.