The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-14

this be doAe forthwith let 1t longer be to
children to those who to succeed the builders
up Of the empire of the Pacific that they denied the
facilities Of acquiring education suited to their high
destiny.
The Star gives the following relative to Col.
Fremont
the country in the interior Is not Doggy to im
pede his march, Col Fremont viii make short work Of
the war in the south.
The number of emigrants pouring into Califor-
MIA is very great The editor of the Star says
1900 arrived in the valley from the United States
within three months, by the route over the noun
tains. They were all Mormons.
California is an odd place for the muses. TO
alight on. Yet they have taken up their resi-
dence there, as will be seen by the following tri-
butte TO Captain Burrus, who fell in battlei-
TnIBUrE THE LAMrSrEp BuREUs.
Bring laurel to deck the brow of the brave,
Bring the flag of the star and the stripe,
Bring music to chant DER the warriors grave,
Who fell In the van OF the fight;
Bring hearts to his low bed Of earth.
That knew him. and treasured him here,
Who have rnet him in joy and joined in his mirth;
But meet him at last with tear.
His proud soul would not bear
The shame that envy strove to cast
On him whose first and dearest care
Was manhood's honor-to the last,
With appraised arms and gallant front
With cheer aud charge y they ride
Aud foremost in the battles brunt,
Brave Burrus fell, and died.
Then gather round his lowly bed,
With half mast flag and muiiied drum,
Pay honors to the gallant dead,
Come to a soldiers burial-come
Wen write no epitaph Of words
Well raise no stone on high;
But grave his upon swords
Our watchword, and our battle cry.
The following is OF interest and Importance -
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the California Star March
We learn from persons just arrived from the South
Fremont,
Governor of the territory. All quiet in the south
difficulty occurred short time since between Colonel
Fremont and the officers and men Of his bait TALON.
captains and heutenants belonging TO the bat
TALON resigned in one day, we understand.
Our informants met courier from Monterey, his
way the Pueblo de les Angeles with dispatches for
Col Fremont il Is therefore. probable that he Is
WINGED by this time that his authority to act as Governor
il not derived from the proper Col Russell had
resigned the Office of Secretary of State.
We are indebted TO our Monterey correspondent for
copy Of the circular just issued by Gen kearny and
Commodore Shubrick which will be found In paper
to-day IL will be by the circular that Gen Kearny
Is now Governor Of California and has already entered
Commodore Shubrick according to the present
ment OF our government, Is TO have command Of the
Northern facinc squadron and to have the control of
the import trade OF California and the general
sion OF the American commerce in the Pacific
CfRcuLAn.-To All WHOM CosoERS NJ n
KNOWN,
That the President Of the United States DESTROYS "a
give and to TO the people OF California share
the good government and happy civil organization en-.
oysd by people Of the United States and to
them at time from the attacks OF foreign foes
and from internal commotons-has in vested the under
signed with separate aud distinct powers civil and mill
tary; cordial cooperation In the exercise OF which
IL hoped and believed will have the happy results de-
sired
TO the Commander in Chief OF the naval forces the
President has assigned the regulation the import
trade the conditions which vessels of nations our
own az well as be admitted into the ports of
the territory aud the establishment Of all port regua.
tons
10 the commanding military officer the President has
assigned the direction OF the operations land and
has Invested him with administrative functions of go
yernment the people and territory occupied by the
forces Of the United States
Done at Monterey, capital Of California this LIST day
of March, A. d., 1871
w. BHAsFoRD SHrBnicK,
Commander in Chief of the naval forces.
8. w. KEARNY, brigadier general u. s. A.,
and Governor OF California
II seems from the proceedings Of meeting held ia
Sonoma few days since which will appear In our next
that the In mans have recently evinced hostile dspos
ton towards the settlers In the northern part oil the
country. We trust that Gen Kearny viii comply with
the reasonable request Of the people Of that secton as
expressed In their public meeting.
The u y ship Warren Capt j. u, HUI, let here Tor
Monterey on Tuesday morning last
The u. y store ship Erie, capt Turner left here
Thursday for Monterey
In noticing the amount subscribed here for the relief