Q. State what the conduct of the troops was during the night, as to discipline?
A. It was very good, I think as far as I am a judge.
Q. Was there any insubordination?
A. No; none whatever.
Q. What was the condition of the round-house when you left in the morning?
A. It was on fire, I should judge from the amount of sparks and smoke and flame about us. Some of the troops attempted to put the flames out, but did not succeed.
Q. Was it safe to remain in the round-house any longer?
A. It was not.
Q. How did the troops march out—in good order?
A. In excellent order.