A. From Mr. Charles E. Pugh, one of our superintendents at West Philadelphia, who came up for me to Andalusia, or near there.
Q. What time did he get there?
A. At a quarter before eleven o'clock.
Q. On the 19th?
A. Yes; on Thursday night.
Q. When did you get the next information?
A. When I got to the depot at West Philadelphia.
Q. What was the character of that?
A. That there was an outbreak among the men on all the roads extending rapidly over all the lines in the country, and that there was not a sufficient police force in the city of Pittsburgh, to manage the matter, and that the sheriff had been called out or called upon by somebody to organize a posse comitatus, and I believe he did make some effort about it.
Q. That he was called upon by some officer of your road?