Lieutenant-Colonel and Recorder, November 27, 1862
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL, Headquarters of the Army, Washington, D. C.:
COLONEL: I am instructed by the court of inquiry convened pursuant to Special Orders, No. 350, current series, from the Headquarters of the Army, to request that the following-named witnesses may be summoned to give evidence before the court, viz: Major-Generals McClellan, Pope, and Sigel; Brigadier-Generals Ricketts, Roberts, Hartsuff, Haupt, Wadsworth, Augaur (if he can be spared), and Welch, commissarygeneral, of New York; Cols. E. Schriver, aide-de-camp, Key, rene ipl tag aide-de-camp, Ruggles, assistant cath decals Sta Lyle, Ninetieth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and Biddle, Ninety-fifth New York Volunteers; Lieutenant-Colonels Myers, assistant quartermaster, and Smith, First Ohio Cavalry; Majrs. J. C. Willard, Sanderson, commissary of subsistence, 8. Breck, assistant adjutant-general, 8. F. Barstow, assistant ad toni eenetal, and Tillson, Maine Artillery; Captains Krebbs, Jewett, Cutting, and Hodge.
respectfully, your obedient servant
Lieutenant-Colonel and Recorder.
To the foregoing an answer was received as follows: