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u The common Council of Petcrsburgh
Lavc appropriated $500 to equip and sup
port the company of volunteers going from
that town to Mexico.
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We have received by Ire hrl<iu flies OF The Nlafa
moras American lag Il the llIi insi., from which
maku the following extracts:
The fffs fegimrntni icxas Cavalry have drpsu
cd hence IN hunung cNcnfsian. We presume. lfam
the pllufs-'lass and Nalkef- tat ttry " IT -fIae IT.
'o sec'ha III country whsfe aama plenty aa#. viii
a'ilile god luck NIL ;eium mlih lfafhcs ut saae
'poriance.
cd Clarke. Gavernor II MAiamaras. has adopted a
summary me'l I'D II d~p>lne # Those Vha NV fe
inclined tn kirk M rnw uhefn - dish The nsae
o lhe CITY, IL convince them that hs D.. uat H. r.
infied WITH he has made eylunlr If sumo Ihr#u -
inur within The last we X, and Lad rn sot . ia Wv
ORLEANS"
The L. :. 2nd Dragons arrived n Ni.au ras. I'm
Pal" Alto. on The ia inst. uhef. fllrr crc1ua.i aaar
The old quarters OF Gen. I1yler. f.rrs ara II i.s
companies "i this regiment. comprising IN a.. -
men.
-Four companies n the fl 81 rr4tr.t .f Gal. r=Iaa#
teer' p7nceeded op the retf n TIE luh Hss.. -
tamargo. This regiment Is eHmRaeltJ. ~ CaI. AlHaH
ell,
-Four cornranie. II tho sec3al rrsla.r d, passed n. =.
the Niginia IN tie ! % tns,
The remaining companies ri n 80 tA. r.,. 49, -.
On route, IA fsh hr ~ sane f'sce-u4r ia4t .s.Is
by waite; and the other hail hy lana
Those ., the Narylsnd aud kentueiy CauFaHs#s
wh'se fui WIS 10 % on tio ass uu thu fsl au
these men have long rosa t. travel i8 tHl# saf#
weather. but report Is true htY well abr ~ stand
Il.
The CITY 81 Matamoras wfafs peculiarly 5..sf SIS
1ect An evident chan % Ia be- prre,vr ,fs a#iz.
and tumalt eres trd hy tho lrae nm ntrl f ,i.f,l.-
who constantly Filed the streets has ..l..I t..taa#4
since Their departure anr ever, ffnr l,rr t, - sr.H
~ IS the masl rtaec'h'c rfg N the i.uur t. r..
hiblinry orders lhe pffhsr Iuet 81 ,aI
GUS 'quors are Operating haef6rai3,.
DINNPrEkkfn
. "a Captain ai The lauIse4i.r faI.a. ,Iia,I y !
Bal Started tor th- plset tr HIl1. ioI.llr# H..
days aso, ana has Eo s'nse lets hetal of Iss5#aa
have feachri hts riaI@uI dffIIa#su fh,. IT,
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ssroa Leach n Johns >: POTOMAC. Matthews, George
"a fSsS:s sSd. Rad S:':a:sa: F IA rs:
III fs.dsphi. Banner. Lewis. Henry Curtis Hslst,
w: A"s s vss h:f A'csa Gy
5.s M. SSt Gs ssS Ns%
iSss s'fs sss STi
@fs esu G .e. Cape n. ossa
ssi i ss sarah s v Wiss
B.ssss Nav lsSn .eS .. csSsi. Fowler Baltimore CID
18th sgiy Rupert Kiiborn Havana 18th, German, Har-
s.s MAY s Nav S ,, Percy Wilmington NC
's,, H.sss: brig Moses, Bsiksy New York.
@ s s ss f s.;.s riss sssE
sa. % $ % s9s' YORK; E'% xon Ds.
mas, Clarendon, and Richmond Do;
ysi chr SsAs i t brig a. Mary Norris from New
s s so ss Assns snd b Ess oys
ss@g &c Hartford: rIsps,s Hals Tor Fen River; Iayinc
:sSi i" SE MSss S a s- se HSs
. s. sTs s;is s % f %
& s ~. ssn ssso o ~. C ch a,.S @
thug the onF SHIPS GlsaIyon, Pioneer and Commerce.
vNss LsspSS Nay lssAr 'lGsg Lswrsnee. Smith New
Nsw B.p,ssO' May i'-xH .OOp Esaes' Jones, Chatham
Ssssgss May 81 oass Of Herald and Rhode Islanasrl
Ar ;s9, Aass Glib. Tom BssgOr for Sag Harsori Ads
Nsw H.sss. May i,Ih-.A n soop Harvey Harvey, Alba
vfssI Mimi May lar bark Ma.sppa Smith, New
PoKrLasp. May It-Arr bark Mary, Of and from Bal
Knight, s.asrd ,srdsas. y sch. Amazon Films, New
PHIlApElrHia May is-Arr hips Plato. Holmes, Monte
y,dso Hanaial y, from New Orleans; bsrks Nashua
sksat, from Nsw orissns LnIk fdridgs. from boston;
stevens from ahreston Palm Edrdge from Boston, schs
from View Yok Aa,sass Bryant from Calais Holder Bor
den Rhodes, from Providence CID brig Rowena, Wilson.
Lssa,ra British brig Baltic. Dunbar ), John, b brig
Newark Mary Ann and Caroline. Shropshire New York;
.loops Herald Parker New iork Hudson, Bennett Nor,
wch CT
che%y.eas Val Suffolk Hu.sSin.o% sneiT raae. Hal
lett Smaey Philadelphia; John Ireland, Ryan Philadel-
phia soops Sally Gadding Albany; E%press Pool Round
Greenfield New York; Brunette Smith. Norwich and New
London. Sid, .loop John NJ Parker, Chase, New York
tie New Eayen; Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore; Panama
G 6p 3d. sid
ssLEM May ii-Arr schrs Mary Clark Small and Pearl
sroSNGToS, May iaArr schrs Albert Rogers Rogers,
lsh sloops Strong Dayton Albany for Pawcauck Lady
Washington Rowland do for do; Captain Pendeton, New
sAvANSAn, May PAR schr Oscar Jones' Mayo Charles
ton. Cid ship Leander (Br) Rattray Liverpool
ES May WAR s ;shi Julia i9gdsr
Bedford; 18Th bs Trojan Mitchell YORK. Ga lsh Sss
Ago Curtis. Boston Coming the river schr valhaa,
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CONSULATE OF rHs u>Irrn STATES.
MONTEREY. California. March Id tsi6


MoSrrRss, California, March 10. iss6
Sra The undersigned has the honor 20 inform the
Hon Secretary OF state that Captain J. q. Fremont
rived within this department in January last with his
party Of fifty men, and the house Of the unde
signed few days during the last month for the purpose
Of procuring funds for rehttng and clothing his party
which he received far could be procured. he Is
now IN thus vicinity surveying and will he again Al this
consular house during this month he then proceeds
the Oregon; returns here - Monterey in May and
poets 10 be m Washington about septic nber To this
gentlemen due from government, unqualified praise for
his patience industry, and interchangeable perseverance,
IN attaining the objects he Ia engaged IN
Mr. Hastings author Of the History Of CallfoTniz or.
rived al New Heysts. Sacrament from the United
States IN January, With eight men, there
pany OF emigrsnts expected here this spring from
gon Many q the three hundred from lnieps sds nee
who arrived In September October have purchased
cattle and are settling The Coam.Dssni Censrsl wenf
70 me Sacrament 70 see them, AMI bate them wscoms
to California.
There has report reached here ,haf IA wornsas are
breaking up IN the States for the purpose ~ smosnS
this country which has caused snf ysr
among the natives who are also ssp~csng the Msxscan
troops from Acapulco unless the suprens xev~rnm<nf
supplies the new General with funds sur - ~ r.y a.
while in California, and the General has g< s.~g
good discipline, they will in all probability hsvs ~ I<.gs
Tor San Bias or Acapulco in two OF three ye.r.
Capt Fremont passed three degrees south II rsr Hal
having taken route supposed TO be desert wkscA
made his distance 70 California eight nine hunsrsA
miles less He considers the distance from
to Monterey about one thousand nine hundred miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-17
SECRET DISEASE CURED,

DY Botanic Physician that understands his business
had extensive practice for ten years. has cured after
pals without benefit Those who wish avoid imposition
and ignorance aud keep their free from disease
and mercury should apply without delay l43h Bower
from to 8 O'Clock, P. M. myl6 imsr
ITO PREVENT the and abuse Of Mercury, call at the
Hunterian Dispensarv, No Division street where Dr.
Hunters Red Drop medicine known fail in curing
The nature OF this medicine is such rves every YES
tge of the poison from the system, matter how old the
and is in convenient All may use with
9srsc, aedy without regard to %
delphia branch Office No. % Arcade. myl4 lmsr
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the FRENCH
entitled The Partisan Secret or Self Preserynuon
stances without OF Medicine disagreeabe
stood employed by offash
ion !" BIZ BS AfE2A nj LEBAG M
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine Of PasPhysci.n to
T1ssae in New York only at the Maison do ssnten 1a
Publ shed by Robert H. pumont Legal Deputy for Dr. Ls-
two copies Tor ST. All orders should addressed post paid
to Robert H. Dumont as above as lm*m
nR. Goblet, 10 Duane street, member Of the Royal
IL College Of Surgeons London and ofthe Medical Society
New York. may g. consulted the Treatment o. CERTAIN
this class of complaints his extraordinary and
tensve practice for thirteen years this cyand above ALL
legitimate medical qualifications, are few ola grounds on
DR. COBBETS mode Of treatment is ard expeditions,
requiring neither the OF nor restraint in diet or
Structures cured weeks, with scarcely any
constitutional Debility individuals have indug
ed loathsome and habit positively be
restored to health and society Mild removed in two
four days. No charge unless cured.
Remember-l9 Duane street, next door to Or. Johnsons
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KINGSTON, JAM April Is. lsse-The long continued
drought have had begins to be seriously felt the
Il will cause demand for meal and -four the
consumption will be greatly increased. Corn Meal has
been sold at SO per Dbl Supcrfnc Flour at - per Dbl
with good stock Con-Sock reducing sales AT ~ per
bushcl Prime Pork dull Si7 per Dbl could not be obtain
ed. Carolina Rice 81 cents Lard ~ cents Butter pen
ty and dull at is cents Exchange London 90 days
per cent prem-U u. s. Gazette.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY n.

Cleared.
SIP SHIP Louisa, Barrett New Orleans Nelson.
Si Hee sssas snSs S%
Gssylon, Pratt. 3, CtcH Walsh ..m,n
schr Alfred, SANFORD Wilmington
sss1
s saop A o6 f SSSson Whitaker
si:.s HsIsS kfso; Nsy G BsdiS $S.,.,,,,.
Dr. ship Corone Duke Sc days from Liverpool, in ballast,
272 passenger relay Livingston.
ms ssD ~; 95y ais, 5i% sH Hswss. x
south, exchanged ua oh ship Monument, of New York,
B1 bark Fsr.everanee. seo s. a.y; from Dublin, in bal
Brig Dsmocsst Howes from Palermo March lith, with
NsIsI,oa Passed oSIsaF M,Ia
stoke S:i ssf ss
"a Wit. and
s Eas for inst lat
Italian brig Betteus Columbus 81 ds from Genoa, with
fruit and marble 70 order 81 storage passenger ,
pipe; x as:s zs;;i l5S g :Sois
heavy squali from the westward the head Of the
Brig Abbathula Cram, 10 days from Lubec, with plaster,
Belle Myers, Wilmington, NC, with naval stores, to
Empire Collins day; from With hide.
ing IS miles distant, passed bark Azof Of Boston
Schr May Flower, Amy, (of Newporl from Mobile, and
days from Key West, with cotton, &c, to master
Schr VIM E Bird Roberts, Wilmington, NC. with naval
stores, to 8 L Mitchell.
ISchr Maria, Smith, Washington, NC, naval stores to
Mitchell.
schr Adrian, Walpole Baltimore and the Capes with
ton, to Hunter,
McCready.
schr Henry King, Smith, from Warrington NC. with
naval stores.
Schr Star, Drake, Washington, NC, naval stores.
Schr Isabella Nickerson, Boston, mdse.
Schr Planet Gaskill, Washington, NC, naval stores,
Below,
A ship, supposed the Russia.
Also, 2bTgs-unknown.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home POrta.
ALEXANDRIA May i4Arr Br schr Harriet from Jamaica;
schr Oneco Portsmouth, NH.
NoRFoLK. May I-Arr bark Chester, Watson, from New
M. Th%Gmp:oa, from Haven; 0lancps Hickman, from
Roads sehr Shetland Tobey from Richmond for Hslfar-
Sid bark Duchess, BaSer Mediterranean; schs Adrian.
Walpol for York; Fairfield Rogers, for Boston.
BALTIYoRE. May ieTArr ship 81 Lswrepce Brown from
Williams Elliott from Laguayra and Porto Cabello; Mills
Tunnell from York. CID brig (late schr) Kate PEN
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
We have decidedly wet day here copious showers
Of rain having fallen since O'Clock. The dust with
which afflicted for several days previous rem
dcrs this acceptable change if it does not continue too
long.
The reverend gentlemen fro all quarters of the State
will flock into City in the of next week to at
tend the &c neral Assemblies Of the old and School
Prcsbyerans and the Protestant Episcopal Convention
The latter commences in st. Andrews Church Tues
day afternoon, and the former Thursday.
The trial of the mutineers is still continued in the
United Stases Circuit Court The evidence the part
Of the prosecution not closed when the Court ad
ourned az halfpast one o'clock Daniel Desmond Esq.,
the Portuguese consul in this city has attended daily in
Court by the direction of the minister OF that power for
the purpose Of attending to the interests of Lopez and
Williams who are Portuguese, and are implicated in this
transaction,
The United States Water Witch and the reve-
cutter Crawford expected to arrive at this port in
few days. The latter sailed from Savannah the 18th
instant.
The exciting from the frontiers Of Texas, has
from the doubt and anxiety caused among the mercantile
community tended to limit the operations for the past
held at advanced rates. while bread stIs have been
depressed The activity in domestcs has ceased, and
there is now but little demand the quantity hand is
light and the only change that has occurred is slight
supported the recent damage by the reshe having les
sened the supply while the demand for shipment Is in
creasng Coal vessels are not SO plenty and freghts
stand at 81 81 81 IS to Boston, 81 to New York.
and other places in proportion Iron has slight ten
dency to adva 1ce, the stock hand being very light
and supplies limited. The price Of lead has advanced
naval stores is depressed There is fair demand for
sugar. both for home and speculation, holders de-
mandng advanced rates.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
May:l6-SEcoNp BoARp-62 shas Norrstown RR, 5, III
ArrER sALEs-s5oo State S. sah 500 do Sa1z Is Grard
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MEDlCAL AMI SOhUlCAL OfrlCE.
nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. near Chatham st..
gca practitioners p the city oNew York in the treatment
stand for eleven and during that time has
cessfuy treated Of venerea and other
delicate complaints The Dr reputation for skill those
cid half cases that have existed for
Ulcers upon the body the throat pains in the
head and bones Of the legs will and YOU if you!
Seminal Weakness brought by secret habits BY
vice has sautary Dyspepsia weak
OF the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of intellect
only symptoms Of this complaint He warrants cure in every
Dr. Johnson regularly educated Physician and Surgeon
ais 1m&r
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Domestic Importation

New ORLKANs-Shp Silas Homes-i52 bbls n half bbls
Young Hawkins COL case ! A Uuderwcod-2 Pest 4
Manton-5 puns AZ boxes Whiting-62 bbls Hussey X
Murray-32 bbls White & col trunk Nelson Brewer 4
co-2oO0 pigs lead Rodgers co23 barrels Goodhue
Cras-7 bbls Lccke-i cases Booth Edgar-3 eases
gen-5 cases Richardson & Wason-3 Van Nostrand-
Z Weincke-s2 bbls Apd,ewsa23 Heran Lee, CO.
Lpp700 half boxes Aquiry Galway-25o sacks silss
Wood-00 bbls Bechut Lana-j9 Hargous Brothers-28o
bales and 81 order.
! MonILE-schr Mayt9 wsr-5 cases W Ragp-i Hoadlsy
700 bushels salt bale 10 boxes Brown De-
mil
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Emily BALDWIN, Mrs Sarah Seymour Miss Cathsrsns sey
mour Miss Ellen Seymour MR. Mary say;:ry, Mr. TI'
do, Mr. Duncan Kennedy, Capt Geo Wilkins lsA Mr. Thos
Spahawk MIR Oliver Wilson, MIR Julius Wiliss-I IN the
steerage
Passengers Sailed.
CALLAo-Shp Ranbow-Mr and Mrs Mickle, Mr. stone
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States For sale wholesale or retail at prices varying
'' :. 1'A - '~' getty 8 RIKER,,
mys Imsr ~ 1911 Chatham st.
MODEL OF NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving order. for
b % e. the s 0Ss, Of Nsw
inches length and represented for moderate
psss. notes.
dences steamboats,, packets, &c.
few agents and persons capable tiansacng business
"a Sfs n sGr' E RokfER BELDEN $50 Broadway
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT THE CASH i TA Al a AMP M CLOTHING
w. H: DE g ROOT & CO.,
No. 100 FULTos STREET,
g s 1 w &c ;o.
81 Tn Cos Of rns .s a9 s = an, ,o fS n
). s"S '' g.
maSs %
sf Ss9P7i
cheaper than other in the city. maj lm.rc
FITS FITS! FITS!
TvANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT is purely vegetable
remedy io spspi S ii. s @ THIS msdeas
he SS % % e i'
THOSE who III gys e whom had lost their
cured, IS the important question We answer Mr. VIM
H. Parses afflicted % yearscerfcate Of obe
Norfolk street Al.o Mr. jacob Petty cured Delaney st.
M Eleanor k 3, afflicted residence York
denes III Grand besides numerous cases have been
their
ca and adSes given free a chagea !, 49,. g.
Prices per boz s7 and sa Single bottles with neces
-, @| - pRs, IyANs & HART, Propre,ors.
Principal Office isa Grand street. New York
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Corros.-Ths sales to-day limited say 600 bsles-
partly owing TO the Indictment weather and 70 the nds
position to purchase except al greater decline than hold
ers are yet willing submit 30 far can learn the
decline this week has been nearly imaginary and the
market is barely oneeighth lower IN realty-bui prices
are considered son We quote
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MEDICAL AID.-REMOVAL.


nR GREGORY has removed from Gold street. to >
~ Roosey door from Chatham where he may
be consulted confdentially, as usual at all hours
There few, if any, medical among that know
better how manage those difficult and DELICATE dsorde
which strangers liable while visiting on!
diseases called the "Rubconits intended for the Of
but what much better points clearly the Of
preventing those foul dsordes which human shud
der think Of On this alone the book is worth
than all other publications Of the kind 1t sold by the
author . above. Price 50 cents .
O. To females this little book will prove friendly and
confidential adviser 1t also for sale the following drug
stores
No. s6 William street, Maiden Lane.
81 and 100 Fulton
Both corners Of Chambers street and Broadway.
No. So Bowery, corner of Walker street.
II East Broadway, corner Of Market street, and
il6 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
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nR. MARSHALL HALL, one Of the mos, celebrated
~ Physicians in Europ< the disccverer OF this valuable
medicine. used in hts rSaetire the nobility
Of England through the content Of Europ< and
according directions has prodaced the
happy results excusivsiy directed 70 the OF
such complaints arise from dssorgsnissficn Of he
tive organs s quick ssd wosdsr sction - .ach that cold
influence for half hour. II will AFFORD decided relief
'hS, ;s sssf:,.s " solitary habits have fallen
Conssituons weakness brought by seerst habit ndu
ged in BY young This Isl when too equenty nAplged
IN the bsa Dysprpsa wesk.ess
OF The lsmbs and The small Of back confasoa III ufsec
palpation OF the asers,ou to socsty
the symptoms ofths dlsesss
elects obstruction OF evscusfions total
potency and barrenness ed BY this m~dc,pe
Forwarded all parts Of the United stsfss Price a Der
bottles bottles for So Sold AZ u Duane ais msr
DR. SALMON'S REMEDY
EOR disorders OF the Stomach Liver K,asevs seea
panied with Indigestion loss Of appetite hssdsehe bill
attacks gddness palptaton spirrs loss 81
strength pains IN the back side and lower OF the chest
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE, has met with en-.
naordinary uccs IN private practice and px~d highly
by all who have taken that the prorres has been induced
TO Introduce u 10 the public generally lie s
er from the above complaints that is Processes be-
perfect cure nvigorstng the system restoring spp<tte
health ecor and strength svea g shs most dsbl,issd
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
preparation and does the closes attention
business The "oss si s,S 81. sssrd
ala imsm cor. cfJchn o., Sole Assns for n.
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MEDICAL NOIICE.

nR. COOPER, IA Duane street, between Chatham and
II William streets has for the last years confined his
practice the of venerea and other
diseases Of delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent years
joyed the most extensive practice private diseases OF
medical man IN New York He the aggravated
Of this disease and mild in two to five
days The Dr. ISIS regularly educated and
performed - "
src,ure-Doctor Cooper has discovered new method by
which ne can cure the worst form Of Structure from
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient.
const'tuonal Debility brought on by habit ndulg
ca IN py young men, This when freely INDUCED
get, Weakness Of the limbs and small the back
charge. ' S' y -
the Door. ais liner
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TO THE PUBLIC.

/ WAS CURED Of a distressing disease by Dr. JOS.
i HElNE, No. 20 Duane ct, Chatham My body
was covered with ulcers joints and bones swollen
and PAINFUL lost all appetite could sleeps
fined TO beds arms and legs conracted tried
several physicans savaed benefit
til was cured by DR.. Joseph Hene.
Carr. RICHARD YArTs.
Those who wish to see me will find me at the corner Of
South and Maiden lane where shall be happy give
all particulars which should like give this cer
N B-Dr H. has other Office but 20 Duane street.
Chatham where hundreds Of certificates may be
ms Iukr
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Consulate OF THE U. s. OF AMERICA, !
MnGrrnrsx Iansasrxx

The undersigned Consul of the United States of Ame.
rca has the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
letter of this morning requesting information respecting
the motives Capt. J. c. Fremont. of the United States
army has in visiting this country. The undersigned is
informed by capt Fremont that he has been ordered
survey the most practicable from the United
to the Pacific Oceans that he has left his company,
sstng Of fifty hired men, mot of tho United States
army the frontiers Of this department for the pur
pose Of resting themselves and animals He has come
himself to Monterey to obtain clothing and funds to
chase animals and provisions and when his
cruited intends to continue his journey to the Oregon
territory.
The undersigned has the honor to offer to the
project his highest esteem and consideration.
THOMAS o. LARKIN.
To the senior project of the second district
DoN MANUEL CASTRO.
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,ssros Corsss, Bslr,~oss.-L..r Dav.-The sport
Of this course FRIDAY - represented being very
hne. The hsst between year old allies one
male heats for purse Of 500 The following entries
eontenied for the purse, via o. Hsres T. by Bos-
ton. Col v Thompscns 8 BY Trustee; Colonel w.
curas D. by zinssnes Tire hrs, heat was taken by Mr.
Hsrs's entry 80, the second. BY Col Johnsons In
la, and the third by Mr. Hares IN l5s-winning the
The second race was between samuel Lairds b.
D. Bob Logic, and Col W. n Johnsons Dr. n Protection
tao mile heats for purse q 500 The first heat
taken ~ Bob Logic. aSs aud the second and third
heats ~ froecion In aet ai0 This closes the races
the 4 anton Course this season chsp<r.
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He describes the route hsowsd a. preferable not
only account of the less distance but less mountain
ous with good pasture and well watered. The second
day Of his arrival in Monterey he visited the commandan
general project and slcalde and by verbal requests Of
the general informed him officially Of his object visit
ing California.
The undersigned forwards with this the annexed letter
respecting Capt. Fremonts arrival
am, sir with the highest respect your most obedient
servant, THOMAS o. LARKIN
To the Hon. SECRETARY STATE,
City Of Washington