By Senator Yutzy:
Q. You spoke about some armed men you saw going up the hill—did you ascertain who they were?
A. No, sir; I did not. I was told they were some Philadelphia men that had been left in there.
Q. Left in the depot?
A. Left in the depot as a guard.
Q. How were they uniformed?
A. Some had caps on, some pants—I would judge they belonged to the soldiers, on account of the weapons they had in their hands—they were breech-loaders.
Q. Did they make any effort to prevent any destruction of property?
A. In what way.
Q. You spoke about marching along the hill, or up the hill?