, 1865-03-13

tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, Saturday, March II.
The Military Commission assembled this morn
1ng, pursuant to adjournment. The record o,
Yesterday proceedings was read md approved.
The examination Of the witness Jas, I. Rock was
then continued, materially as follows: Amer tba
arrests, went to the Camp, and In pursuance ii
an agreement with Col Sweet, went to Mrs.
Wa1Hh to get her to write letter to ner husband,
advising hun to engage me as an attorney, This
Va arranged hy Col. Sweet 70 that could have
IN 1ntefFleW with Walsh anu-see whether he knes
Of any arws Ct not The letter was written HI and
next 6aT went to Camp to zee Nj, Walsh:, hnt
ne dia n1t Know me, and would not have anything
e 90 WIN ne: ne letter vas then written to Mrs
had an interview with Wnlsh. 1 then lad a MI.
Tate Interview with Walsh. in the chamber over
Sweet to tell him nothing that Mt, Walsh tn,d me-
e couasel+ except what related to further a7ms.
a Aiter e. me interview. saw Col. Sweet who said
! ne w NOT SATISFIED, end ! mnst see Walsh acain,
the morning, as Judge Wilson would be eorainn 1 ~
n ne ametnooa, anica ' and must see him arst
:. s1S objected to the testimony
wJndge Wilson thought it perfectly legal for Mr..
Walsh to attempt to chow any such fn'eryiew.
nse Ge Hasn 3a1 'S owned i Yight Be- i intro
but no foundation for impeachment had been is,d''
ti ttinen agein ne objected to efforts being made to
i oaafkea fo nc 81 character Of gallant officer, from
e@care that he Is an Attorney at Law, and then
fWesFs that he consented 10 forcgo his sacred
oath md lend himself to the vile purpose Of
esins &c 1or information under the esc:ed garb Of
MI IT. xs9e Mse1 s',ss p ssPR eh'Eges Col Sweet
he denied that Rock was bis witness, but wanted
Sog 70 get al be knew on the subject lie would,
Res B. B1naa as 70 waw sf fhs
lie testified as follows: Nv name II nnnna. "M
Catholic Priest; know Charles Walsh. The rcri.
rnt1 mtn Spoken % o. - Father Dunne= Regiment VA
Eai.ing It Walsh WIS very enereeuc is lis ef.
5orts and assistance IN raising tie rceiment
snoa masn % SnaIaeter for LOYALTY has always been
IN honeet, upright. honorable man; be Wa a
good and attentive father. walsh VAS a1so en-.
Eaged IN ,a ,Ia,Eing The Mnligan regiment and a.
h. hano1a 1oon * aS 9s aenTe part n
biz DEATH Mrt. Walsh's mother fMrs. Teahon,
aea M e.. o. August 24h and was buried on Friday,
ne Hs,, ~ so!n: H. Mrs; Nal=h attended her funeral
atAef 10" o!ed ABOUT that lime; he WIS buried
% y sunday; NJ Walsh'e son was sent to college
I Niagara Falls q! my suggestion. Idon't know
Mr. LII was next sworn, He said nv na,,e Ia
ia Imam M; ~; reside in Chicago; am brewer;
ssals ne mus The reputation Of hunane
ri ;nt ~, 4: loyal citizen nerer heard lis caasae. aas
~ ~. Asoy-1 know Nj. Walsh have known
1im eight or n'ne years ! know he took IN nc.
T. 3sc part IN Eaistng 1cFments for the government
ie 1s reputsd to be humane kind hearted mnn:
'cycr heard his loyalty questioned. A1tAD'
Ar. Aint0au was th+n sworn he said my n1ma
; Walter ktmbalI; reside in Chicaco; am deou1y
!cfz !c Of NE me supreme Gou1t; hare known Judge
umane man, and Kind hearted; he has been Nayor.
1e CIty JIdse OF the Circuit Court and a legal
ioIai ialone1 ,aa '9s many ycars; 1e vas considered
ANY can't phEases, and is esasgerativc md yrhe-
'enti am Republican.
Bg ~. Asay-I knew Chas. Walsh a. resident
T. loyalty questioned. ''.1
1y e9l Jaetsog-l have about the lime Of the
". Hnbbe3 was then sworn. Ic sid nv n,me
MatoeW 1n9bell: reside In Hamilton county;
31e known JUDGE Morris since 1888; knew him |
hch resident Of Augusta, Ky.; heard Of Ills
moval frum there to Chicago. and nave Kept @ np |
; knoWledge Of his reputation; he was consid-
le who WINS considered supporter OF he iaWs:
M Democrat.
lloWs: my name Is Michael Gleason; hive
sen IN the service Of the United States foroye
5se y h{ csptsln 1ns IN the d 1ino
aown Charles Walsh for ten years; BE- Wsa ac.
scly engaged in organizing the regiment; be
Leg two companies, md was elected Colonel,
Il i. Tue tegiment Kas rejected b. the Governor Of
At at the last DRIFT Mr. Waleh was engaged in
isinc recruits to avert the draft. an Demo (
At: never knew Of The sxistence Of any arms
mt went to the fe}d Mr. Walsh frequently con- +
6uted to the euppoEt Of their families.
D.. kcnnicott wne next sworn. lie -said:--I /
tong Band; am member s1nce last July OF +
gust: the greater part Of the Union League :
se Joined Tie sttoeg Band; It Is military Or
ding spirits Of tie Union League have abau- 1
2ed that Institution and Joined ours; the Union q
rom II, 600 10 10000; have known Judge Nor
for II or 1s yeaEs; the statements Of i,
es Witnesses IS to hi. character are, to the best
ii he Jud16 Adoocate-Thc objccts Of the =
ong Hand we're solely to support the Laws and &
he witness read from the constitution and BY
: ''s several extracts, proving It's purpose to Be a
eoGEoft at oil tunes Of the Union IN its integ- Ii
lied nna 1E1e5 ~. not armed though they we're
ra1tsp spfo1nnlgated 1 to violate the constitution +
lpon Tith X. ae people; 1t was secret asso- n
By Mr. Herr y-These vasmofqs; WI tn a. o,a. e!
ssIbie Tic sa,1c they ,see dtil!ed is near as :,
10 nv Ena~Sadata S a. the national forces va never
teS5s lrT T' penalty for VI hs
q preeident Ind vtcs penalty was expulsion.
all the Judges were members ~ -. e1e country. b
* o9ta hnt wese elected ron thel
saa ID + oInranised S Il Esnsra!
publican. The different camps nns IN fe
rs and et1 iancee: at drills 1he oaicers ro,s 6,s
c-arms. John Wilson WIS Major Gen.r.,r r@ae 9 b.
Fppte but Wns subsequently elected Crn.HE | q
limo. All the Offices are military: pcrsoa I. Il
required 10 belong to any special party; yer9 q
ny Wnr Democrats were members OF the Order | E
1arf II hat We ma l
icaEo; they were not armed.
!he Court then adjourned url Monday morn !;
1t II O'Clock. II =
:MEMHA7!, March 11:-The Ohio and Missiles. c
J resume regular usps to-day. Tha 1ndianapo- .