Q. You saw him before the firing, and after the firing with the same uniform on?
A. Yes, sir; with the same uniform.
By Mr. Lindsey:
Q. After you returned to Harrisburg, who directed the troops from that time until the arrival of the Governor in the State?
A. There was very little direction done. In the meantime he had been advised of my movements, and he had in the meantime been directing himself. After the Pittsburgh collision, he commenced to move the troops, and we got into the same channel. Pretty much all the orders were alike.
Q. Do you know anything about a collision that occurred at Reading, with General Reeder's troops?
A. Only as it is officially reported by General Reeder and Bolton. It was reported here immediately, I saw it the next day.
Q. What time did General Huidekoper get to Pittsburgh?
A. He got to Pittsburgh from Chicago, a little before daylight on Sunday morning.
Q. Did you have any consultation with him after his arrival?