The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-25

his "SsS P,'ue" ~" n'"''
which purpose Lieut. Minor VINO vas men acnx as gov
srnor OF the town. wa. turned out OF his quarters"
The fasehoods published IN the United States by the
strikers Of Kearny 10 njure Com Stockton in relation
This relief aveusd not to have been sent has rendered
Rroper 70 oe iu a. con,an;na 49, IT, . nnhca
pes'ucs "c ras I;,nss,,dan,i,, Iii no i,s.f
History" while only prostitute lIoei and anechng 10 DC
made up IRON olcal dispatches some on whch haa nol
the light, especially that IN relation to the emu
,cay, lad issued from the press before Stockton
lad reached the United States 1t claims the paternity OF
Lieutenant Fayette Robinson, formerly an ohcer I'M
der Kearny and still one OF his obseQuous followers
These volumes contain, in their appendix, this notice OF
the Kearny and Stockton difficulties in California which
has only TO be read after what has been proved to take
.When General Kearny was on his march Santa te
he officer and party their way to the United
States with dispatches from Commodore Stockton who M
formed him that the country was IN quiet slate, winch
Induced the general 70 sehd BACK part o. nis locS uo 10
GO ne On WIN guy one hi ;p Isan of San DIEGO 70
,h p Of ali 9 shs ners ssrouadsd by The ea MAJ from
thyss 10 four hundrsd strong
"The general enrenehsd himself and express
Commodore Stockton for assistance who al san Diego
with about five hundred sailors aud marines chieh MOI De-
Tag promptly complied w' from some cause not Saopn an
other messenger was by 'e seera on tne mira
uay, wn1 io,h h se ,h %; ,i,,I " army w ia %
and subisriaa On their mules and that If he did
nor receive inn medas relief The general cou c his uav
through the enemy cost the lives Of Ia. whoe purity The
three and as soon as they made their appearance
the eolaray Caorntd.r sd uen heatny men maIcheo
20 IA DseKo J S, OH T, ,he -, a' TiJ% =. %
1masi,, was second time taken
THE general showed his ORDERS instructions and APP
noinrmsnt "a military and civil of California 10
Eommo Stockon Who Immediately ,uspendsd the eipH
functions OF the general issued his poeamation
sove,nor ot the Yerrorv Gen Kea,nv informed Commo
a ne %oSa d o9 . e 30
m crste n emil mar and soon after took pa sape in the
Cyane for Monterey. where he met Commo shubIek
of I the naval forces.
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and OF such material are MS TWO volumes comPoseI
San Pasqual and the bill of San Bernardo. gives the
unathiul written by Kearny TO his government,
and sns,a,nable nv the most amDle proofs But have
mo,Sar .nnonnt ~ ha saoa fairs sII IN nrodpce
original oicla despatch from governor rloTes, at Los
Hs hs oc aeon n
Pico who com handed in the affairs This original was
seized with other papers of Don Jesus, clay soOs) when
that chief of insurgents captured is his house by Col
and fifty miles, Urom Monterey to San Luis Obispo,)
which, for secrecy, CELEBRITY, and success has no parallel
in American history, and the details OF which would be
the performance OF which the men whodid 1t are not
yet paid The despatch OF Don Andres, man of honor
is as fair as most military despaiches and IN the essen
a cannon and the siege on the hill agrees entirely with
the authentic American account. The despatch dated
from Los Angeles, December 7, ls46, says:
"Poiiticoi aud Military Government
of the Department of CALIFORNIA;.
cat o'clock this morning this governmeeh received
with much satisfaction despatch from the commander OF
the division OF operations above San Diego the command
ant OF squadron bon Andres rice relative 70 having had
a 10 , y oSaaY, - h li n ne. o;;ns. WIN a
v ap ths nom, called San paSai he Ianins ~ lie GALA
with his forces and III it more than thirty dead Of the
N.Y. among them Captain Gillespie with piece of artil-
lery and mules TAKEN which ccomplisled without
greater misfortune on our part than eleven wounded,
ousn o ~ men, PSI IIe ao.on was neciu .
Hu n . ~ wv ~, &c., amo eo.ny teseu WIZ. ~
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quit thus part OF the exposure OF Zen. kearnys olcal
report with making statement, for the knowledge OF
which all thinking minds must be prepared for vices,
like virtues do moi grow single in the human bosom
cron NJ each il nrodced in the so that nroduces one
eha Tn~rat;,rJa cro,vns ,h. uc;nms cron So IN III;
case Neither Carson Beale nor Cooley after all their
tolls and dangers to save Keay, alluded by
reserved for Others silence prescribed for them In
old Rome civic crowns adorned the brows of those who
had saved the life of citizen; throughout the world
civilized and barbarian grateful acknowledgements pur.
sue the beneacor who has saved anothers ie Kearny
and his sequors are the exception; Carson, Beale
Cooley are the pregnant instances The naval comrades
Of Beale gave him sword and epauetts; Carson and
Arrived at San Diego, crushed and humbled general
Kearny was at first ali Difference and submissoa In Com