The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-14 00:00:00

took back his rebelfons ahidees, mg west te work
with his mai seam sad rename% te malts the
butruid worthy die aids. Vale Deena% pro
testing shadow Fremeat thrived. He was net ia
elanniaad ef as minims empolitioa to thetkiegs.
Miry and again te -the Cheat Besia, also lie
swanky of Col Hands. These was aside, no
mewls abhor is the thing itself, aria its
bat, is a esseny like the UAW Bina,
of this Had are watched with great 1.41114114111121
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pamper he, mad loot &abets
as the Igor of the Barnett chamber, sad
ewe published admateres at his mire, a
sort of eases was makstured bate
lsl2l=lll=ter, and: =de a eimiel of into the,
At the bseaking eat et ehe .Hexissa war
head himself by a stemse midget at the
111.1 of a comiderabie body et mss, away is the
tmelhory it California; mad he wits mixed
11 .sot very • creditably—with the concise of
that portion of Umiak At the ism of the war, be
was tried for dietheditale of the elders el his mope-
' rice sthaw_, the aewbwippointsd governor ot the ter-
ekey.. This disobedient misted Is his rrfSe
aiimowisdge the aathority of the swirlier,
maid himself so premise to the arrival of
leareey, the governor in question ; end although.
this °Mow exhibited his full credentials, Fremont,
lain at the heed of a large body of volunteers, ae-
coatinned to officiate until a sullicient nimbi"
cf troops arriving, he was arrested by the new Ea
femme and earned beck to the United States. Ha
Was here tried by court martial and
Mired ; but he and his father-in-law
the wry of persecution, a popular chord to Ow
la the United States. and President Polk coolly
matured him to his rank. He afterwards reigned
his emission—another move for popular effsth--
and started back, bag and baggage, to Calikeath with
thalamic...of tooling in that country, where, brig
his eatotassee, he bad taken the precautions tollgate
his met. It was at this time that he carried, ia the
most ally manner, a party of brave young men into
the 'maintains west of the Rio dal Norte, where many
of them perielied in the mow. He is now in Cell-
fortis, the owner of large toots of land, with very
indifferent titles, which he pinhead from the
Cali-
fornians, while he and his volunteers were h=
them through the country. As his name is
rally mixed up with the exploration and coo=tee:
i this region, be s by far the most prominent character
in it ; and will very naturally expect to become
its first "minim, should it declare its independ-
ence. Thus it is that Wood Bootie and
his son-in-law are mixed up with the Whirs
of Celiforoia ; and we are much mistakee if these
genitor's are sot at the bottom of the agitation
whisk las lately shown itself in that quarter, is
Wale at an independent government. Da the
mealier stages of the gold mama, it may be recollected
this Col. Reston. in a very patronising ands ina
meter, Wallowed a very strange proclamation the
MO. of Csliforda, declaim, his interest in them,
med throwiog oat certain hive for them government.
I This document was received by the Californians with
bat slight show;of favour; and, by some, it was com-
mented oa with rid cute and sarcasm. The object of,
the Colonel's fatherly lunchtimes was not understood
at that time. It was clear earagh for all that.