New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
81 THE SOUTHERN mAH.
Louisiana Election.


with the exception Of 10 parishes has been hesrd
from 90 far the House stands ~ Wings 10 IS
Loco Fooos The parishes not yet heard from, re-
,urned. last year, Wings and u Loco Focos.
and II the same result takes place this year. the
House vii be tied.
There isA rumor that the Wings have gained
two Members in these parishes. but We musihave
more definite advices before We can safely predict
the result
VIRGINIA CONTESTED SEAT Is CoSsREss.-The
Redmond Eng,sirer Of Monday states that II. p.
Irving has abandoned the idea Of contesiing the
seat Of his Loco Foco competitor Thos ; Bocock
50 the delecstion viii stand Wings, Locos-
TIE FREx0SI TRIAL.-The National Iatolr
geoe- OF yesterday gives another ns'ameni Of this
affair We ind nothing very reh or rare 10 the eonin'
usilon certainly nothing worthy Of Transcription. IN
ess the following corresponcence between the fr0
Governors and Commanders Of the Army and Navy Of
the Uniied states in California may be deemed 90. We
think there 4 much propriey 10 Cor stockion's de-
cn.ng 20 have h.s rear and communication ~iih San
Diego cut Of however great might have been bic wish
to crafty his friend Cor. Kesrney
San DrKoo. December p 1916.
"DEAE CoxroDoRK II you take from here
suicientf0rce 10 oppose the Csi0uans now supposed
be the Pueblo and waiting Tor the approach OF
Lieut. Col fremon, advise you q do 90, and that
you march with that force - early a. possible 10 tne
direction c the Pueblo BY which you vii either b. able
to form junction ~ith Lieut. Col Fremont or make =
diversion very much 10 bis favor
DO not think that Lieut. Col. Fremont should be left
unsupported hsn battle upon which the fate OF Csl.
iforns may for long time depend u there Are troops
her IN act In a a. 4 A..
vsnces might surprise the enemy Al the 81 Louis Ms
sion snd make prisoners Of them
shail be happy Ia such expedition 10 accompany
you and 10 give you any aid either Of head hand
which msy be cspsble. Yours, truly.
"s.W w. KEARSEY. Brig Gen.
To Com STOCKTON, Comdg U. :. Forces, San Diego.
aHEApeuAArEHs SAN DIEGO. Dec %. i.46.
"DEAEGESEKAL Your note OF yesterday was handed
10 me las. night by Cspt Turner, Of the Dragons
Ia reply to that note permit me 10 refer you 10 the
conversation held with you yesterday morning your
quarters stated 10 you distinctly tina, intended to
march upon - Louis key - soon possible with =
part OF the force under my command. and that was
very DESTROYS 10 march 10 the Pueblo 10 cooperate
with Lieut. Col. Fremont but my movements after b.
~ Louis Rey would depend entirely upon the norms-
ton that mi hi receive 10 the Of Col Ere
mont aud the enemy Il might BE- necessary for ms o.
stop the ss Of san Felipe or msrch back 10 san Diego
Now my dear General II the object of your note Is
10 advise ms 10 do anything which would enable a
large force Of the enemy &c, into my and cut
my communication with San Diego snd hszsrd the
safety Of garrison and the ships the harbor you
will excuse for saying cannot follow sny such sd
vice
My purpose still Is to march for 81. Louis Rey -
a. get the dragons and riaemen mounted
which hope to do 10 t~O days
Faithfully your obedient servant
r. =. STOCKTON,
Commander In. Chief aud Gov. Of Ter Of California
" To Brig Gen. KEAANEY, U. s.Army."
" SAN DIEGO. December .. le4o.
DEAE CoMnoDoRE have received yours OF this
date repesng you say what you sisted 10 yeste
Day and In reply hsye only o. remark that II had 90
understood you certainly would not have written ny
letter 20 you of lsst evening
You certslnly could not for moment suppose thst !
would s1vise or suggest ~ you any movement which
endauger the safety OF the ssrrson and the shps
ia this hsrbOr.
Ny letter Of yesterdays date stated that e you
take from here sc. Of which you the Judge snd
of which knew nothing Truly yours
- W. kEARNEN Brig. Gen.
Com k +. STOCKTON.
COMMANDING L. :. Navy. sc. san Diego"