The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-19

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q Bys m..Se.-You speak of dia,oult.s In c.iifOr-
A. had references TO the dideutiss existing between
Com stockton and Gen. Ksarny well q matters CON-
n' csps.in d SS ss; "a. then discharged.
instruct the Judge Advooste to inform C0mmodGrs
ssph Chds Of California now In this city, for the
Lieutenant TaropoRE TAIsuRr, U. 8. A., was called
| and sworn for the defence.
Q Did you arrive at Los Angeles In January last,
An officer In the California battalion, and In what rank
A. did, about the 18th. Was the adjutsnt Of the
@ Did you copy q certain letter ON January l7th.iast
and you Identity it IL you to It. and tell
| what you did with IT.
A. Lieut.. Col Fremont handed me letter in his own
hand writing which he asked me to copy Il vas ist
81 forth il sf Letter shown and
idsntined). Col. Fremont then left to 60 to Gen
u. letter send It to him By Mr Carson oopisd the
g. Did Mr. Carson go of with the letter and where Is
Mr. Carson ...rt.a With thu ,.t.s, f,o, "a, Fra
monts quarters, and is believe on his way to Ca
The examination the witness was closed and he was
Gro. W. HAMLEr was called, and sworn for the de-
g Were you at San Diegoin California in December,
ls46' ESQ, did you accompany Governor Stockton
part or the way on the march to Los angeles And
respect to Lieut.. Col Fremont and what did you in
consequence ~. 81 ..l.' HI .sI
was bearer Of dispatches from Com stockton to Col
Fremont from San Lu Rsy to San Diego, where l en-
barksd board the Mal.k Adhsl, and landed at Sac
Buens Ventura landed there the sth Of January,
and Joined Col Fremont on the morning of the 9th.
Where did you and Col. Fremont, and how did
A. found him at the camp of the willows had three
horses and hired an Indian as . guide. gentleman
January 9tl. This camp Of the willows is north Of
the pass Of San Fernando.
Q: State whether you passed. through the snsmy's
A. About u and o'clock at night passed the snsmys
camp Of 60 to 100 men,
9. Was 1T in the rear Of 1t. Col Fremont!
The witness was here discharged.
And the court adjourned
After the usual prelimnaries this morning, Col Free
mont presented q statement in writing In which he
vocats that all his evidence Of facts Of which the Judge
Advocate satisfied of their truth should be admitted
Col f. said might do we'll in some cases but would work
badly in others.
Capt R. HEMsLEY was called for the defence, and as
oath
Major GRAHAM moved that the court be cleared and
1t was 30 ordered. After than two hours debera
ton the door opened and the Of the secret
session was to be upon the pro-
prisy Of expsng from the room the reporter
the Baltimore Sun; that individual having made the
following part Of his report Of the proceedings Of satur
day last Lieut. Gray Of the navy under exsmina ton
bore order to Gen. Kesrpy the
9th of January, the field Of battle from Com Stock
ton The Commodore directed me to 60 Gen. and
say to him to send square and field psce upon tbs
height to prevent the enemy from returning with their
guns went and gave him the order and on my re-
turn to Com. Stockton, observed the troops moving
towards tho hill. I
' Major GKAHAM-Was the order q written order p
(Much merrment) Several members aud the Judge
Advocate me, no; written order tho field Of bat
tie and In the midst Of action!''
During the closed session. Major Graham had brought
this to the notice of the court and after debe
ration the court said that the reporter should be excu
ded
suggestion made that the Sun reporter WAS also
reporter for other papers Msor Graham said, how
ever that the court should protect its msmbers and he
insisted on his expulsion. -
The reporterths decision Of the court having been
made known to him. retired making low bow to the
court generally, and to Major Graham In particular
Mr.. Hemsly was examined his evidence was unim.