New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

correspondent San Francisco copies OF some
,os document. issued by Gen Riley since he assumed
the Command In the Territory
The hr.t is proclamation dated on the on Of Nay
Its ss follows.
tn. UNDERMINED has been directed by Lac Secretary Of
War while exercising the functions Of COsetnol %
California assist The evil suaorlne. o. 'hs eoo1sy
with the military forces under ne eonrSDo' III oA'SNs
the avs ana maintaining pubic irsnquiii.ty st1 ~.
IL 10 desirable that portion OF ue.e 49,.
.nnoved m maintaining order IN the goa olsncss apc
10y AZ sss,.sn,ny The Indian hose-heyes, who. 10 the
sb-epce u he rn cherOs from The s0uihefh Dsu.cs ~
sa. ,sbayte. and murders But IN order 10 sccOpurh
fhese objects IL absolutely Necessary ~
thores and all good cuzens END tnelf slo sne
40 Inc usvsl and military commanders by aresng ossets
or. and res'orng 10 their ships and gsrrlsoh'
a., old ,et1ns and forgetfu Of their oaths and Oogs
Mons 10 Government sailors and odiefs desert e cVl-
ors and leave their ships and military stores witbyui Toe
means u security and defense Inc crew. ~ III -, a.
vessels also, We ding % me sane se9Ns,i.o nDp
their vessel. hep and exposed 20 & y we
Clements Very Few Of these mefcAah, 1880 49," ~
Ter our ports 40 70 proceed on 'neI e'u
The obliged 70 cover Vy 'ne pic ~ me- ca
goes the detention and iofs Oi nc vessels "hen bhk
mem IN. severely taxing the productive INDUSTRY ~ be
eO.ny to pay for the neglect OF the cV aunpfhes 10
eoupel men 70 fulfill tie Obligations wcn lney have VOL
,,.srtv rontrscied These civil authorities, however,
can do lille toward enforcing The laws without the Iain-
tensnce aod assistance Of the people themselves
re,uliiog from this state Of things daily in
ereasin1 II allowed % continue me discovery 81 lbe
God Pacefs instead Ol berettng California. viii prove
her greaest curse. II il hoped therefore, that all good
e'tixss.' viii give to the evil and military satbornes
49,, eo,dia I'D sod co6perato in The execution VI hef
dute. and the maintenance Of public order A.,
Given At Monterey, California this On pohyv " may
= 'I syt Brig Gen. q s A Commanding Jon M
Dept and Governor Of California
Attest-H w. HALLEcK,
Bvt Capt and Secretary Of State
The second document is an order Issued At Monterey
May sth and viii aid In explaining the course Oh 'A'Ds'
." 0'''' ORDERS, No. IS.
Hx.por.RrtRs F~TH MILITARY DEpAsInENI(
Monterey, Cal Nay b. lsD
The troops designated for This Department Sy Cen
a. follows One company M Dragons TO NE post az
NJ s.n Frnncisco one company N ID Aruiefy 70 Mon
iefey redOui. two companies d ano "a inia1"y 70
the po.l al San Diego; Two companies - ana - =,
iafsntrv 10 The main depot at Benica one company let
brsgo,.u. and three com panics y. a aud % Infant
~ no the new poet be- established Ia Tue Wcmy Z" Tue
main crossing Of the San Joaquin nYer t"O companies
snd 23 Infantry " The post TO be established
la The vicinity Of Suffers Fort The companies oil the
"a Infantry yet TO arrive VII ploooeu u l Tb en-
their arrival 10 the posts above a. knso .ne 10 CON-
rany Of the st Dragons heretofore designated iOf the
Of tho Comnissioners apPo,nsa 20 wv we .yio "a.
~ between Mexico and me 1nitrd Salss, VII 50
room relieved from that duty, De esAbHhr1 ~ us ~"
post Suffers Fort and The company OF lne "a 10
fantry now upon the duty viii al the same time Do
established al San Diego. e, .
1.-The administration Of Civil ahairs IN CsIoIna, an9
the command Ofthe troops IN tins Department shOukn
from tho force OF peculiar crcumslances' rmpO!MlS
lodged 10 the hands Of the same in1vlaus are eney
seDsrafe and csuci the Instructions Of the secretary
ri WA To- the Commander Of this Department make y the
duty Of all officers to recognize the existing nOyeuen
10 respect ils officers and TO ard Them VIVA we mha'y
force under their control In the protection Of me persons
aud property Of The inhabitants Of this country Beyond
his nny inefeTence 10 not only uncaed FOL- but strc
W p,ohblted ia the execution Of these duties the utmost
energy and discretion are n-cesssfy ana the Comahog
General feels strong confidence that they viii be 90 ex
ere,sed a. 10 cultivate the friendly feelings Of the inhab
OF this territory, and TO inspire them WIN hs COM
dence the disposition and ability Of The military force 10
project Them which 10 essential TO hsruOnze and pro
the best Interests OF our country lms course NOT
only recommended the officers Of his command but en-
tflaHu ~ "A
III The preservation 0fs high state Of discipline ana
ia. nrsyeuiou Of desertOns Al the present time OBJ
jects of ordinary importance aud the vigilance
eIerOns Of all officers VIII be directed 70 the aain
ment Of those objects - .
money In this country II will be proper and commanding
officers hereby authorized to grant burroughs 10 ,ne
Inflated men their commands To such numbers aud Tor
such periods Of Time the Interests OF the service may
require They are also authorized to gran, any olnti
reasonable ndu gences that may W Their opinion nave
tendency promote the latter object Al me same unle
great vigilance will be exercised TO prevent desefuons
and pfonpt Will be taken to pursue ana appfe
bend those who uufahu TO their oaihs and ohga
10 their country 10 desert at period when thrf ser
iV-Commanders Of posts In the vicinity Of Indian
irlbes will be furnished with special Instructions Tor 'he
guidance ..., .
prompt action Is necessary they VIII govern theseive
nearly possible by the lave oil me lmied sa'es'
regulating intercourse with Indians
V-To enable the inhabitants Of the county al polhis
where 10 practicable At present To establish IOops
10 protect themselves against the iucursions of India
thieves the acting Ordnance 0hces IN ths depart
M "a 10 farmer. and other respectable individuals The
will be made upon the application oi me acsue Z"
he held Jssponsibie by the Department Commander that
the ammunition issued dOes not iai mo me hahus
improper individuals Monthly reports OF these ISSUES
aud the names OF the individuals 10 whom they are made
will be rendered to Department Headquarters ,..
Win accordance with Instructions rom me AaJn,Sh h
General of the Army. duplicate OF each company inunth
y will be Forwarded by company commanders a.
rect TO thu Adjutant Generals once, washington -
,psafs OF this Return duplicate of the Post Return,
and Field Report for the 18Th of each month VIII DE sem
direct Department HesdQuarers 10y The Commander 9'
each post or company the Department psbursng ON
win furnish for this Office copy OF lhelr monthly
summary statements OF moneys received and expended
and all officers having charge OF public property snonh-
ly let OF stores or property on hand ~
ViI-Rsquisuons FOR supplies Of QuarermasteTs prop
erty and subsistence stores will be- made upon the officers
(Brevst Major Fitzgerald I. q M and Brewer capt An
drews. A 81 In charge Of these Departments oi tue
principal Depot and for supplies Of Ordnance stores upon
the Acting Military Siorekeepers tCapt r Is schseher
for the District OF San Francisco, and Capt W g. marcy
Tor the District Of Monterrey most convenient TO the sa
u0n OF The troops they required Tor p All
must be sent through Dept Headquarters iot the acuo
Of he Commanding General and except IN extraordinary
cases, no issues will be MADE without his order
Nlil-lmmedise will be taken by lhe proper
officers for the supply Of the posts referred 70 ~ 'e s
paragraph Of this order but buildings or other
nent structures will be erected, except al bcncia nn
asr the country has been examined and positions deter
By order Of General RILEY.
ED X ) CANDY, Assistant Adiutant General
The third document is also IN the shape of military
order and contains General Rileys instructions from
the War Department upon which he has acted, snd
upon winch MS pfotiMhttioui NhtA was l~SN'H~N w.
Saturday 10 based
ORDER, NO. II.
HEApepARrHks TgNTH MILITARY DEPARrNENrl
MONTEREY, Cal May s, 1873
The following from the Instructions OF the Sec
Rotary of War to the Commander Of this Department
Published for the inforpstOn Of the People Of California
will be the duty Of the commander OF our military
force recognise tho present Government De aco 10 re
spect the ofceA IT, and Ia end the aid Of the military
force 10 protect the nights OF persons and property oil e
inhabitants Of the Territory Though he has mol the rgh
change modify the existing civil Government II ""
Ia his duty regard u existing Government una
tits changed by competent authority. lie Is directed 10
quiet which may exist In the minds OF The
People account Of their present anomalous slate hS
assurance hst the Executive OF the United States viii do
what appeuaus to him TO remedy any Inconvenience
which they may experience, 10 secure Their Ighi'
aud extend them In the amplest manner ali the benc
MS Of political Institutions. No doubt that upon sucn
they will quiet under the exsnug stale
OF things until the proper authority shall have time to IN
terpose and provide them with civil organization
securing 10 them the advantages OF liberal Territorial
Government with such encouragemenis As VIII facilitate
the settlement and promote the prosperity Of Csiiorna
BY order OF General kilskN
Ofncial.
NoTlCs TO THE PpBIIC, AND l>srRUcrloNs t.
PosrsAsrsRs Letters and other mail matters may
he foruarAed from Fort leavenwOrfh. Mo. 10 Santl