with him <​through the troops​>; which the refused. While refusing, the looked down at his shoes, as though he was ashamed. They then walked through the crowd with <​Brigadier​> Gen. and <​to ’s quarters​>. The people <​were appeared​> all quiet <​until​> A company of Carthage Greys flocked round the doors of Gen. , When we <​Joseph​> sent word <​in an uproarious manner, of which notice was sent​> to the . <​In the meantime the ​> who <​had​> ordered the troops to be drawn up in line <​at their request​> for Joseph <​& ​> to pass in front of each line <​them​>, at their request, <​the<​y​> troops having requested​>, that they might see and get <​have​> a clear view of them <​the <​great​> Prophet and ​> <​the Generals Smith.​> <​Joseph​> had a conversation with the , <​for​> about 10 min, when he again pledged the faith of the that they <​he and his friends​> should be protected from illegal violence.