New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-20


The history Of this Young man il highly interest
ing A few years ago ne was LiertenaA' ~
the amy and ar attsche - the cOrfs o. IoPozrapn
icsl Engineers HIS business called nm in1cN ~
Washington. where be became acqaanie1 " .--
the second daughter OF Hon. THoNAs ID bkNI0H
Young vivacious and ambitious, this stripping ll-
epanlettes had the temeriiy 70 ask ne yo1ns "a
dys hand in unarriags-Dotsi thstanGmg ne zne"
them much higher in authority had solcitel me
same IN vain Miss BESroS most readily ON
sented 80 far 81 she was concerned, onf lntrIatec
that she had Fafilr who had manifested some
degree o. interest in her welfare, and might va.
70 be consulted n the matter Sne aid the pr
rossl before the old gentleman. He objected t0
the proposition ~ sof7 Hs daughter, educated
FOR Prince was not going % marry Corporal
Fremont was forbidden - enter lGs domlcl, and
Ms. BBSIOS was pu. under guard OLD Ton
had overacted the matter He did rot then know
the young Lieutenant His daughter TOO, took
that occasion 10 show her Benton, and "a OiD
ToN had stack TO the Expunging Resolutions
she was bound n stick D her Young over against
al the world The next the anxious father kne =
Of his once devoted daughter, she bad escaped her
keepers, and in private parlOr al GADsBT Hoie.
was iuterchauginR VOWS before a magistrate WIN
the banished Lieutenant
At FIRST the Oh man RACED. bat soon vas mace
acquainted with the Eae'ai Of his new son IN Jaw
a reconciliation took place. end IN Old TON, RI
MONT has 10; ouly had friend bat an admiref
ever since
Hs travels. researches, scientific explorations
and feats Of valor and suffering m the y ar " es'.
are events known To the world and We may say
without parallel
His collision with KEARSET ia California brought
him before the country IN p ne~ hight He wa
D accused Of disobeying she commands OF hs s1perio
and technically was 81 convicted on tria! by o
Court Marshal demanded BY himself But the
country acquitted him. and although reprmaLded
by the President, he was appls0ded by tie people
We were present ~ his trial in Washington. and
saw him confront the witnesses Tor the Govern
nent IL The most frank and gallant style. " o 8
Tow sat by him as co0use, and SOLITARY and
alone" he encountered the craft q KEAKSEY and
the contunely Of Naval and Military Court, pre-
JUDGED against the aspiring young Lieutenant th.u
luXuriating with the rank Of Colonel Dismissed
from the amy be scorued to be reiustated, but he
recommended ms explorations on iis oUn account
He raised a company Of men and started i1r Cali
foruia los new route with KIT CARSON his 's-
nous Old guide q, their head. Ten Of his men De-
ost IN the mountains b. beng rnbecded Ia 81"
and literally staryin. and freezing ~ death " 'th
the remnant he reached san Francisco. AID las
been spending the Summer ~ the mines In tie
mean time n Commission reaches linn superc~d.i-
Col. WELLER IS Boundary COMMISSIONS uldor
the late treaty with MeAic,. This he declines. @ q
the next we hear oi I'M. be is elected trf.*
.Sf0,es Senator from the new state oil California
and probably set sal ia The January steaua. I
Panama on his way 20 Washington
Mr. FREMONT Is hardly Of medium SIZE, spar
ami light. with da-k hair AID eyes His temne~a
n1ent IS ueryoue bis ceuutenauce highly iutcLecg
wl he the youngest member Of the Senate BE-
age being less than forty With tie exception "a.
SaM HousTov. 40 Senator n that body can boost
go eventful life