14. Jacobus Blauvelt died in the morning, buried at noon. 16. Capt. Ed. Travis brought into our room from the dungeon, where he had long been confined and cruelly treated. 17. Mr. Keath refused me liberty to send a card to Mr Amiel for a lb of tobacco. 21. Capt. Hyer discharged from the Provost. 25. Barry brought up from the dungeon, and Capt. Travis sent down again without any provocation. 26. Badcock sent to dungeon for cutting wood in the evening. Locks put on all the doors, and threatened to be locked up. Col. Ethan Allen brought to the Provost from Long Island and confined below. 27. Badcock discharged from below. 30. 5 P.M. all rooms locked up close. 31. A.M. Col Allen brought into our room. Sep. 1. Pleasant weather. Bad water. 4. Horrid scenes of whipping. 6. Lewis Pintard brought some money for the officers. P.M. Major Otho H. Williams brought from Long Island and confined in our room. Major Wells from same place confined below. A. M. William Lawrence of Tappan died. 8. Campbell, Taylor, John Cromwell, and Buchanan from Philadelphia discharged. 10. Provisions exceedingly ordinary,--pork very rusty, biscuit bad. 12. Capt. Travis, Capt. Chatham and others brought out of dungeon. 14. Two prisoners from Jersey, viz: Thomas Campbell of Newark and Joralemon. (Jos. Lemon?) 16. Troops returned from Jersey. Several prisoners brought to Provost viz:--Capt. Varick, Wm. Prevost Brower, etc. Seventeen prisoners from Long Island. 22. Nothing material. Major Wells brought from below upstairs. 24. Received from Mr. Curson per Mr. Amiel four guineas, six bottles of wine, and one lb tobacco. 26. Mr. Pintard carried list of prisoners and account of grievances to the General Capt. Chatham and others carried to dungeon. 28. Yesterday a number of soldiers were sent below, and several prisoners brought out of dungeon. Statement of grievances presented to General Jones which much displeased Sergt. Keath who threatened to lock up the rooms. 29. Last night Sergt. K. locked up all the rooms. Rev. Mr. Jas. Sears was admitted upstairs. 30. Sent Mr. Pintard a list of clothing wanted for continental and state prisoners in the Provost. Sergt. locks up all the rooms. Oct. 2. Candles ordered out at eight.--Not locked up. 4. Locked up. Great numbers of ships went up North River. Received sundries from Grove Bend. Three pair ribbed hose, three towels. 5. Garret Miller, of Smith’s Cove, signed his will in prison, in presence of Benjamin Goldsmith, Abr. Skinner, and myself. C. G. Miller died of small-pox--P. M. Buried. 7. Wm. Prevost discharged from Provost. 8. Capt. Chatham and Lewis Thatcher brought out of dungeon. 10. Mr. Pintard sent up blankets, shoes, and stockings for the prisoners. 12. Lt. Col. Livingstone and upwards of twenty officers from Fort Montgomery and Clinton, all below. 13. Received from Mr. Pintard a letter by flag from Peter R. Fell, A. M. Mr. Noble came to the grates to speak to me.