Trial of Lieut. Charles wilkes, u. g. N.

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL
0u board the o. S. Ship North Carolina, lying in


the New York Ha1bor.

Reported for The New.York Tribune.
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FIFTEENTH HDAY.....................FR FRIDAY. Sept Z
The Court the usual hour, and Passed Mdshpman
Blunt permitted 10 make correction, rather ad
dton, the tesn ony. Tor the purpose OF setting himself
right MIR Blunt said Il bad been stated in The evidence OF
Purer Waldron, that his pay stopped by Lieut. Wilkes
keeping journal, when the tact that he did
keep journal up The last day he did duty in the E1por
ing Expedition And his journal would
have been discontinued bat for the mposbiy Of wiring
in his BERTH owing The Of dunnage and other Lumber
in The steerage. He made note of the fact in his
journal when he Lieut. Wilkes, and for
making such that his pay stopped.


This correction ol course made informally, the
tmony had been closed the day previous both SIDES
give publicity fer the sake of doing justice
junior officers The testimony taken then read by
the Judge Advocate after which the adjourned, with
the understanding that formal meetpg would take place
until Tuesday the Judge Advocate wishes TO 20 10
Washington and Lieut. Wilkes, defence will not be ready
until that day.


The trial Of Commodore Ballard i, said to be next in
order before the Il will be taken up Wednesday