A. No; it was on the track side, towards the Union depot. The building was not defensible at all from that side.
Q. From the side towards the depot no attack was made?
A. No.
Q. How far were the guards out on the side towards Philadelphia?
A. There were no guards there. A part of the Sixth division was supposed to be in the Twenty-eighth street round-house.
Q. You had no guards on the street leading to Penn street?
A. There was no occasion for them. Everything was in perfect view, as far as that was concerned, from the building itself.
Q. State in what kind of order the troops marched out?
A. The order was perfect.
Q. Was there any firing along the route?