New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

here BIZ: via. wor!d be glad 20 hea. CT Il. removal
f.o' orc we were =! II po2c= tat Fremont would
remain nr attacked by the cou,aadant which would
have BEEN tee signal ,o- an united acton re foreign
e-s 70 io-rn government We Al vx,ir,ar
for the word 70 rally round the stripes and stars md
under GecA-e California free ron he Mcx!cas ana
qualified 70 I've under laws OF ihci- making
Ths-c Is sufficient force y The county 70 lsltan
our Independence and ssvc doubt that We couli DO
against any power which Mexico, IN her present CON
G-or cCad send here rori the TACT tlst : slCi1st
from Mexico from The >Ats The authorities are
much alarmed abou; The expected era!yraroa Of i.s
summer. I. : reported that Tie No-Ions coming
Il la.-e numbers. The Governor hss seat sPcc;a!
messenger Mexico Wiz veques; snd sppsa
tor forces 20 step tne cnsts rori entering the COIN
~. Ny OWL opinion = IRON what cSa !ca.u, taat
Castro viii make eHCr: 70 CT: OF The foreigners now
in tie COUNTY, Il The course o.. nc next month whch
Will be sitter me departure OF the party ;oT the States
ard e one Tor Oregon We shsl! hen De weaker tran
e ever Will oe again but We Esve 60 ;es- OF the rusul:
even then Several Americans, who have become cir
-scs OF California have been imprisoned srd hsd their
rcper: coriscaed for their refusal 20 turn cut asaias,
Fremont, The only trouble We cave Eow !. the wsnt
OF oae man who hiss ssoiea; influence 10 IIe TIE To-
Csoa AT Proclamation translated By Capt SITTER
Head-oaaEier., say JgsN
IL. citizen Jose CAIRO, mathematical e tx Asstean
4rns ard Cor-'GrGe--'"Ctief o. Hs department Of fS
FrLlow.crrlzgxs 4 band OF robbers, commanded by
Captain o: the United States Army. { Fremont nave
without respect 70 the Snd authorities 81 this Depart.
aea;. dar.ay introduced themselves INTO The country ana
osobey:Gs The orders. both OF your Conanccr'C ~
and e preiect OF the District ov whom be was command
ed 70 march forthwith of The limits OF or country
and without answering heir letters he remains eucAe
the S2ivdad. from hlch ne salIes ioih committing
depredaons and MAKING scaHda!ous skrr,shes
In the name OF our native country wrle you 10 place
yourselves under my immediate HeaG-G
IL prepare lance the ulcer. watch should 4
not be done would destroy Ide erdeace ant liberty,
or which you ought always sacrifice yourselves, rs Will
your '''s'' AAG S ;TgS S'''4S' JOSE CASTRO.
nave since couvcrsed with Mr.. Shsdden, very re-.
spectacle gentleman residing in the nechborhcod OF
SAN Juan who SAYS there word OF ruth in the
whole proclamation but that the orderly ard
behaved we'll
few general remarks TO those who start for this
country snd shall have done They should al re-
member thar they coming 10 country where the
iutv paid the Introduction OF everything u from 100
10 LOCO per cent on tic home Duty on plow
SIS on an AK So &C My advice i. for chem TO bring
their plo-irous spades few carpenters tools,
such n hand saws drawing knives, augers and chses
some files and plenty of clothing, ind they may leave
their teather.beds and many other things which they
can do without in a climate Very coarse shoes
are worth 81 per pair and the poorest possible root
hats s. Above all things, be 20 bring I'LL manner
OF SEEDS except wheat barley. potatoes and beans.
We want some rye oats tobacco cotton and all sorts OF
cartien.-eeds peach and plums cherries. sc.
thew will bring few avis coarse needles. and some
coarse hichcolorcd calcocs they may swap them 10
the Indians for dressed skins probably.
With respect your ob't serv't h. SEMFLE-