A. If I had a report here, I could tell you, sir.
Q. They are published in the Adjutant General's report?
A. Yes, sir. The substance was to proceed to Altoona.
Q. What is the date of the order—can you give that?
A. Sunday night, about nine o'clock, when I received it.
Q. You may give the substance of the order, as near as you can recollect?
A. To proceed to Altoona, and Mr. Creighton would furnish transportation. When I went back General Latta gave me orders that General Brinton should have it to-night. I went out, and jumped in a wagon, and started over.
Q. While you were at the Monongahela house, did General Latta say anything about General Brinton having disobeyed his orders?
A. No, sir.
Q. Did he say anything to you about having sent orders to General Brinton?