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yy PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
lflssfS 3 LOO PACKET New Latona Emile Gross
repaired newly panted will resume her trips the above
trade leaving New Orleans every FRlpAf at O'Clock r. Nj
sThe ona will be ready to take freight every hSndny
Gnnlp Paulemne Rouge Lnbdes Store, Port llud-
SON Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
-. sn,rJ o23 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

fYaes, U. S. MAIN AGHMCY-NEH WIiARF
elRfrt.Sa BOAT AT HEL.ENA.--J. O. Watson, Propri,
etor.-The undersigned has now the pleasure OF
announcing the people Of Helena Phillips county @
rompeted his large and compodions WHhRFBoAr, and Is
ready for the reception freight either Receiving or
Forwarding ,, !
Commission business and will have board ut all times e-
entire personal attention to the boRt. t'' s" '
~ recht received stored and shpped at the usual rates
can accommodated with Lodging on the boat
reSpectfully solcitS shure of public patronage
all 2tJ D. U. WAlooN, fieiehh, ARK,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

NJ - - = 49,
VI TO arrive, for sale by xa.x. 90 ~, g., D.
DEEEr-75 TIERCEs PRIME MESS, FOR SALE By II
rs fe7 - a. H KENNEnv% co, 30 Poyafas street.
TETHTSTSY-90o bbls Dean Wishiyes 200 bb Raw, for
w sse Nv VOORHEES,, GRIGGS S& Co. ~ H.
al -, is Tchoupitonas street
T FSF(SN SAlT-8Oo bushels, arrive, for sale by
Il ali GEO. W HYSSQG & Co., g Camp st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
Leaves every THURSDAY, ut 5 o'clock P NJ.

ez~4 PERMANENT SPRING AND
SUMNER AERANGEMENTIWTIh s I, WIs, splendid entls
viii leave as above for Caroline Landing Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwiths Landing Lake Povdence, Goodrchs Land
ing Nkens Bend yiGksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Natche
Port Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intermediate
landings For freight passage apply on board, or to
'Aiu'ss LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front I.evee.
N.B-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river
clerk will be the ieyee every Tuesday morning to re-
ceiyo freight. -, 49,, !, :, g a., @ aplo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

G% LAKE SHORE PACK e II
e5AIMlS,,IsS7 e STEAMER CreOle-Wnter Arrangement
Isa{= For Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings,
extending trips Pascagoua Tuesday and Satur
day of each week.
The splendid pressure packet steamer Creole Lonis
Nelson MASTER expressly for this trade with
accommodations will leave the Lake end of the Ponchartran
Railroad the Lake of the cars follows
Leaves Ponehsrtrain Rairoad IsaEe Ocean S SPrngS
TIIURspAxs,. q 4. n cars FRiDAY D M0RNNIMG, 4RN
Tuesday and Saturday she will as far PsscagoIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

yTTpISFSY-lOo bbs choice Mononga!ea, for sale by
w JOSEPH LANDS CO., .tsi. f.
~, 33 TchnuJitoplaS street.
0ETHTTEG LEAD-lO0 tons White Lead, various brands
w and qualities, some very superior for sale hy w
" w ALFRED KEARNY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, ed inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
fSs FOR SHREVEPORT GRAND
Bayou Grand Esore and AsxandIiamThe supe
B, e. Clark, Capt, j. F. Iodwick, will leave above
For freight passage apply on board, or to
aal Q T. B. SMITH, Il New Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Will leaveon TUESDAY. ed inst. at O'Clock T N.
T~sa FOR JEFFERSON, SMIT HLAND,
3 Benton, Port Caddo, Albany Shreveport Grand
Tsa Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria and al nteIme-
landngsThe superior ST. Charles,
Appegate will leave above For freight or passage
apply board or to ss > -. ~, is i.
ali TT&a LEWIS SNAPP q CO., 81 Front street
p SThe ST. Charles will take freight for Fort Towson and
Upper Red River, with privilege of reshipping. 9t
fhs steamer ST. Charles will bills contracted on
account order from the captain clerk.
h' ''.+ SAN'L APPLEGATE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

ERANI1 SHAW, Jr., 500, COMMISSION AND
0reans ol9tfr
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SLAVE DEPOT, NO. ,156 Connn1O 70

"a sTREETEThe undersigned has on hand, and will keep
6SSE constantly sae for either Cash City Acceptance
full assortment Of SLAVES consisting Of ME- MECHANICS M
Having leased theestory dwelling No l55 Common,
Baroue street. prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their reasonable be obtained the
city,, ... .. ,..... , ..,
aPacuIar attention will be paid to congnmenso Slaves.
~ THOMAS F. FRIsBY, l56 Common street
REFERENcEs-Fellows & Co. Curry Person J G. Ricks
N. B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
yOIN{, NEGROES. nj 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, at 5 o'clock r NJ
Rlsa :, REGULAR FORT TOEVSONP PACK
g ET-The splendid fast running passenger steamer
fsssszA B. e: Clark, Capt j Lodwick, will leave
above for Fort Toyfsou, Fulton Clarksve Shreveport
Grand Ec6re, Grand Bayou Alexanra Gorton's Landing
and all intermediate landings For freight having
superior accommodations, apply board
|, AL ' r LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

nEsTRABLE PROPERTY ON BILOXI BAY
LIZ will sell at low price for cash credit the Blakey
Place well known to gentlemen having residences Mis-
sissippi City, ~ ,!sa =, ~, IN,
Ali particulars can be ascersaned at the office Of SPENCER
IN q. 'o' s'RHs' '''D' 1''N G. TAYLOR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

General Dearborns fotilla in 1913, debarked about
two miles west of the enemy's works, at York, in
Canada. The British, under Gen. Sheafe, were driven
into garrison which Gen. Pike proceeded to attack
Pike and one hundred of his men were killed by ar
explosion. The troops, however, moved on and took
nlace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

SSE Wieave TUESDAY, the ODD inst 5o'clock P. NJ.
HSSs FOR JEFFERSON, ESMITHLAED,
ssas 3 Benton Port Caddo, Albany Shreveport Grand
mediate landings The superior light draugh steamer st.
Charles, s.. Appegate, master, will leave above FcI
apis 2 ~ - II. b. SMITH, IL New Levee. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
10 UAC HITA RIVER.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT n .s
Will leave on TUESDAY. 22d April, Mt o'clock P Nj
fFszss5 FOR CAMDEN, oUACH1TA'R RIVER
elA2tl g. DIRECT The very light dranght, Is inch
steamer Atalanta, N g. Briggs, master, will
leave Camden Beach Hills Giampagnol Marie Sabine
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrsonburg and all intermediate
landings For freight passage apply board or to
g Il SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

~a 10. o. F.-BOARD OF DIRECTORS
It, EsPxf FPsssR 5ohh eE sss
FurpssuY seeEsa1y @ ~ Cemetery Gene I,, Commit. ii
nance Committee-Thos. Keefe W. c.. Wilson, i. Homes
Sexto,-Dnniel Merritt. Members-Frank Lewis W g vii
son Geo Seymour H. Goldman G. B. Bowdtch, j. p War
ner H Castarede, S. Boulemet 60. .
nS9- VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured bv applying F. NJ CORY at Sickles Co.'s 50 Ca
nal street al b. FELT sTETSoN's 81 Camp street to H
MILISP AUGH u Mint and at the SeCretary's office, in
Odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets
The prce 10 SockholiDg Lodges will be $40
vault; to oil others, $50 per vault
E Information relative to the purchase OF Lots can be haa
on application the Secretary.
anlb ] AMES FUKMEAUX. Secretary Q. F. Rest:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
B A,LTIM o RE.
Hill A DEL H.IA.

ksK- FOR pHLLADELPHIA- :, REGULAR
symmes muster having large portion Of hel
cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch For balance Of
freight passage apply board at the Beef Market
# all GEO. W.sIIYNSON & CO., 81 Camp ST..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

CHIPS. STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
. with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal SausRgcs, Irpe, and
er h;nG in he bucherng ne. Barrels and half barrels Of
Choiee Cored Beef put up order for Cabin Family USE
At Stall No. 2 P0YDRAs&ARkET by byu,,c =, ,,r,,,,r
N Bsteamboats and Ships supplied with az kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh mlch Cows, Hogs, Shoa rigs Sheep
Goats Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc miu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
sEA.-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAs AND M[:E[5xS.5iIcO,.

yWileave THURSDAY April p, at o'clock, a. NJ.
5.s,EdsSts FOR RHsAX0S SANTIAGO, d.
NAfENH9 RECT New Orleans and Texas y: 8. Mail
Line: The and magnificent steamship Nnu.
THUS John s. Thompson commander will leave above,
pctuly For freight passage having elegant state
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Will leave on TUESDAY, I'D inst at 5 O'Clock P. N.
F, VS. REGULAR OUACHETA PACKET
2 The splendid fast running passenger steamer ID
5ssgE s. Stacy, Moore MASTER will leave as ahoyt
for Alabama Landing Ouacha City mouth Of Bayou Barthol
onew and Arbonne Marie Sabine, Trenton, Monroe colum
bia Pine Bluffs Harrisonburg and all intermediate landings
Lan -, = =. SMITH Ne1zI Lew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

u. FRS, FOR HURRICANE BLUFFS
Shreveport Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore Alex
s4ssssh sasssh andria aad al intermediate Landings TIL
splendid passenger packet Hays, Isaac Wright master
above. For freight passage apply on board
to -
a1e Ers= T. B. SMITH, IL New Leyee.5
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
A Visit 10 Fremont.

A friend of ours, MIR. II. S. Blood, residing
at Ware, detailed to us Yesterday, in our office,
the substance of conversation hr had with Mr..
Fremont. al his residence in New York, on
Tuesday last, as follows:
Mr. Blood Col, il is stated YOU were mar
rrd by Catholic Priest. Is it 50?
Frrmont--It is.
Mr.. Blood-Did you apply 10 several Pro-
tes:ant clergyman, who refused to marry you 2
Fremont did.
Mr., Blood VIII you give me- the names Of
those cIrrgymen who refused TO marry yon?
Frpmom-No, | will not. That is not a
proper question.
Mr.. Blood-Do you attend the Episcopal
Church
Fremont do.
Mr., Have you belonged to it some
time
Fremont have.
Mr.. Blood wiz you tell me where the
Church is located
Fremont will not, it is an improper ques-
ton.
Mr. Blood-Wil you give me the name of
the Clergyman who has charge Of the Church to
which you belong?
Fremont WILL NOT.
So it will be perceived that he evadpd every
question by which he thought his dupliciiy
might be exPosed.-SPri0efeld Express.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03

will publish it. Suffice il to say, at present,
that it establishes in our mind the conviction
that when here, among Catholics, and in Catho-
Ilc CREOLE society, this then obscure qouag
man passed himself of as Catholic, professed
at least 10 perform derotions pecuiiar TO the
Cafhoiic Church, md rejected By al protestQats,
and, IN short, was either Catholic OF hypo-
critic.
Of course, no one can view this question of a
mans religious faith for Office, with more con-
tempt than We do, in The particular shape, at
least, in which it is made question by the
Know Nothings This feeling has long kept
Catholics silent, 10 whom Fremont's professions
We're very well known. But now, matters are
really come to point, where deicacy on a
certainly delicate subject of mans rel-
glon-shonld not be permitted TO interfere with
the exposure of fripon--a smooth and doubIe-
faced Pretender-who is actually the candidate
OF party that puts Slavery, Poprry and Rum
IN the same category OF contempt aud hatred.
II such man is, or was, Catholic, the world
ought 10 know il. If be was one, bu; is one no
longer, they have right to know the period
and the motives of his change. More particu-
larly in this case, since we have understood
that Monsieur Fremont pronounced Praymong)
processes to frame his replies on this SUBJECT
SO as 10 snit both parties, and get votes from
both.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
The Prospect In Pennsylvania.

Never were the Democracy Of PENNSYLVANIA
so thoroughly aroused aud enthusiastic, and
never did they present such an lmpregnable
front 10 the common foe, as at the present mo-
ment. Every county IN the interior of the
State is organi2rd with perIectncss and d
unanimHy beyond all former example; and on
all the bill-iors and through all the valles,
hom the shores Of the Delaware to Lake Erie
and 10 the Allegheny, the bugle blasts OF the
IntleXbe Democracy are heard, calling the
masses TO the rescue ola threatened L mon and
an iuperriIpd Constitution. Nothing like the
enthusiasm that pervadrs our ranks has been
seen since The glorious days OF JACKSON. The
schemes of the DiSanionists, looking to the dis
solution OF our glorious contederacy, and the
destruction OF the iartSt fabric Of freedom ever
erected by the wisdom of man, have acted like
laisman in awakening into activity every
patriotic citizen in our Commonwealth and all
are pressing into our ranks, and swelling the
grand army that marches under the flag and
''krePs strPto the music Of the Union" From
every quarter we have the most cheering in
tellIgenre OF accpsSonS 10 our swelling columns
OF Mass Meetings where the friends OF the
Constitution are measured by the acre-ofpole
raiSlngS where the most intense and thrilling
enthusiasm prevails all denoting the exulaGt
and spirited condition of the party, and fore
Shadowng great and crowning VICTORY !!
Let our friends be in good heart, and our foes
tremblt Tile Democracy of Pennsylvania,
trhea horoughig aroused and enthusiastic, are
inrinct5te
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
ETore Evidence still.
Tie Romjs4 .lrchJis5op Of 81. Louis on the
Stand.

Nt6Tld
CoNFlEMAToRY TEsTMoNY--MCRE COMING
TFrom the 81, Louis Leader, S"pt. l6i--organ Of the
Roman Catholic Archbishop, there.
ii would be aGtcation in Us to keep silence
ia regard 90 what is SAID in this city on this
qurstIou That Fremont pr+l~ssed to oe a Cath
olic when in 81. Louis, admits not OF Doubt
We understand tbat an evening cotrupoary
will publish some important facts on the suarct
this evening. We have certain further drvel
opmentS in reserve, and are only waiting !or
the permission OF a third party to publish them.
To be a Catholic is no disqualification for the
office Of President fthe United States. But 10
BE- Catholic and at the same time the candidate
of the Know Nothings for the Presidency, is
certainly very curious combination. 70 be
Of ANY religion, and TO suppress, or deny it, for
fear Of losing votes, is despicablp. What is as
serted is this. That when Fremont was here
as young engineer, he was considered a Gath
oIlc by bis immediate employer, and the latter
being jealous one himself, took pains that the
Young men with him should practice their reli-
gion. A gentleman, moreover, whose name
can be produced, recolIects an aneodoie rather
favorable 10 Fremont, bu; bearing on this point
At table, in hotel, an Englishmau, after din
ner, gentlemen only present of course, uttered
a most insulting opinion in regard to the chas-
tity Of Catholic women-and Fremont sent him
a challenge, on the ground that he had insutrd
the members of his church. The Englishman
vamosed. .Another gentleman golcs thnt lie
sau Fremont at the aitar rails Of the C0thedral
but chether he receiUed communion or not, can
not be positire.
In fact, our acquaintance lies among gentle
men who knew him mostly Catholics them
selves lfor the Uery first people an 81. Louis,
you knOtD, are Catholics, and al as a recontmen-
datjon an The best sociefy,) and we have yet to
meet the first man who knew Fremont here,
and did not regard bin as Catholic. We pos
srss, however, evidence Of far more delicate
and rcchgche nature, and if We are permitted,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
InfOlR NEeefEmg!

The Friends of Buchanan and an Undivided
Union, will hold Mass Convention at NIcCon-
nellSburg, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day of Oco-
ber next, TO which ALL who are opposed to the
Abolition tendencies of Black Repubicansm,
are cordially invited Senator BIGLER, WILL
son REILLY, and number of other distn-
guished speakers will be present. The meeting
will commence at ? O'Clock, P. Nj.
In The evening there will be a GRAND
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION and DIS
PLAY OF FIRE WORKS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
5elstt puetrn.
Written for the Norristown Register.
"THiT'S SO!"
BY nIckoRY ExcgLsIoR.

BY HIcRoRY EXCELSIOR.
Old "Buck and Breck'' are on the track,
That's so, that's so;
The ssWooiy- heads" can't hold EN- back,
That's so too;
Tis' all in vian 10 stop their might,
That's so, that's so,
Their cause is just, their cause is right,
And that's so too.
CHoRUs:-Yes, that is so, my boys,
That is so, my boys,
Thai is so, my boys,
That's so too.
The "Wooly horse" be paws for feed,
That's so, that's so,
OF water too he stands III need.
That's so too,
The Rocky Mountains hear his "neighs,"
That's so, that's 80,
sSalt river" meets his wearied gaze,
And that's so too.
Chorus Yes that is so, my boys, &c.
Poor Jack Fremont IS Greeiey's tool,
That's so, that's
But sssirtee1s stars be cannot rule
That's so 100,
lie seems to brag just out of spite,
That's so, thal's so,
Bat "Buck' will show hIm how 10 fight,
And that's so too
Chorus Yes that is so my boys, &c.
sMill'' fillmore too, he is 'sno co."
That's so, that's 50,
He's Joined the men who aNothing Know
That's so too.
But Fillmore now, well let him pass,
That's So that's so,
And ('EDonelson'') nay ''go TO grass
And that's so too.
Chorus Yes, that is SO, nay boys, &c.
The sNiger-ites'' they rave and tug,
That's so, that's so,
The ''kansas" fuss is all hHmJRg,
That's so too,
They talk of ''Freedom'' and of 'sblood,''
That's so, that's so,
And do the slave more harm than good,
And that's 50 too.
Chorus Yes, that is so, my boys, &c.
Our good old Ship would Ssgo TO wreck
That's so, that's so,
Without her pilots. Buck and Breck,
That's so too,
TheH FFeenaea ie;R the fearful fray,
That's so, that's so,
Then Buck and Breck will win the day,
And that's 50 too.
Chorus Yes, THAI is 30, uy boys, sc.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03

Clergyman, and this they argue is prima facie
evidence that he is an EpiscopaliaD. have
the Dame OF person, not member of the A
urrican party, who saw letter from the Cler-
gyalan IN question, in which letter he says-'I
did baptIse John C. Fremont's children, but er-
cept m The Baptism neper Satc Mr.. Fremont
inside Of my caurch--he attended the CATHOLIC
cHgacn, md Arrays Supposed IAN 10 be a
CAI4IOLIC.n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03

flie last Genius Of Liberty, (Fayette county,
Pal contains the following list of boilers from
the opposition
Ma&aLLEN TOWNSHIP, Fayette County,
August Sth, 1886.
ss,-8. Editors When men change their
political associations, decent respect for the
opinipsis Of others demands that they should
decfaSe The inducements which have prompted
the Change in their opinions; we therefore
beg small space in your excellent paper TO
declaee our determination hereafter to support
the Hnocratic party and its nominees. We
havesBettd heretofore with the American par
ty, Bat actual experience has conviced us that
the lsadrrs have abandoned all the principles
onc1.adVocated and supported by that organi-
zati1R, and are now waging an unPFincipied
wariaTp against the Democratic party, alike
dishdNorablr to themselves and dangerous 10 the
counsry.
TIE leaders publicly ratified denomination
of FHllnorr, and his name floats atNthe mast
headsof the papers of that party now published
IN Iniontown, whilst the Clipper, Published
at BflasnsvilI supports Fremont. Their speak
ers Fpblicly advocate Fremont, and privately
express their preference for Fillmore. lnAene
Putt ti' N'Oti'h wy duNONdtFd tpS. H'it'A =
Piles ef the American party, and in another
part ihry are Fremont Aboitioniss. We>fnd
the county ticket is supported by these papeFs
in lniontown, as Fillmore ticket, and in
Brownsvillr, as Fremont. ~
We cannot and will not support snch impos-
ture. We esteem honesty as essential in,poli-
tics as in the other affairs of life We cannot
br made Of to aid men destitute Of every
principle, in their schemes of imposture. We
are fully convinced by the course that the par
iy ubich styles itself by the name of Rppubli-
can psEsups, that il has deep, we'll laid aud ma
turel9 considered designs against our glorious
Constitution and happy Union. We see the
evidence OF their designs in the million of dol
lars which have been contributed IN various
srctinpS, under the guide OF Kansas aid funds,
and th4 mastering oftroops Of armed men 10 in
wade Kansas, and ovrrwhelm the troops of the
t,al's States. Thrse acts Of treason Care ike
The nI0Fering thundyr-the prelude 10 4 drfad-
fol storm IN which the ship Of State is threaten
ed with destruction. We are free, and our
country is prosperous and happy under Demo-
cratic rule, and desire lis shall remain so we
Therefore have determined 10 support Bu-
chaDan and Breckenridge, in whose hands our
Constitution and Union are safe, and we call
upon all mrn who love peace and hate diSunion
and disorder, to unite with US in supporting oar
county, lis Constitution, and the Democratic
party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
[From the American Patriot,
Mere Proof:

Fremont a Catholic !-Stofemeat of q .}faSsa-
chusets .Nan ,-The Proof f!-The Proof!
We have received a letter from friend in
California, dated August 10. 1856. The wr-
Ter is well known in this city and in Charles
town, where he for many years resided. The
mention of his name is enough 10 satisfy all in
this part ofthe country Of the truth ofany state
ments made by him. He was for many years
connected with the Fitchburg Railroad Com
pany, respected and beloved by all who knew
him, and the most Implicit confidence will be
placed in the following statement:
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 10, 1856.
j. Z. ForweH, Esq-Dtar Sir see by
some Of the Eastern papers, there is some doubt
about the religious opinions of Col, Fremont.
As for that, think can put you light.
10 November, lS49, learning that Co..Fre-
mont was in attendance at the Roman Catholic
church, and having a desire, from curiosity, 10
see him, follow rd... SAW HIM GO TO
THE HOLY WATER, DIP HIS FINGER
in, AND CROSS HIMSELF, THEN WALK
TOWARDS THE ALTAR AND GET DOWN
on HIS KNEES. DURING SERVICE |
SAW HIM CROSS H4MSE-I4 f. sen ERA "A /.
TIMES!. have since an one oc casson, SEEN
HIM PARTAKE OF THE SACRA AlIslNI
INTHAT CHURCH" vy
80, r.. n