New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30

nat .heJ .Load sb.ndcn The plan Beors H.. H. he sc
niisontrs co.d BE- selected ~ he o;hsT '.o7 2.
forbade hi. appoint n. Had Mis- proh'elpio ~, -.
been made, the csimau.s would G0oa hove %. . "a
tehe paper fJr their demsnJ- anj 60, eIpnrh' "'H'
tycIi1ally tsvc saved ball million o. do'a'7'
To resume he Dsua:i5s OF Tho movement % -, -
t.OtIs The Commodore LEI. los Apgel.s, az -
ceeded in BIZ fag slip - ho1ltTsy; u, u. "a, IN
passage with Captain Dupont, 10 M yene, -.
Monterey. Fremont, bis officers and men N - ~
seiher for scue ,ice UNI. g; length De iouDd -. ~
Il Ut d,-bapd them 10 ind Their gsys - men = !
I've hoMes on foot. or on any body r.c.o
70 Monterey, Santa Cruz, and the upper - -,
Son, fan.iles had during the second camp@I ~ -
camI . out = a.Ig i.,r their male relatives ~ III
tLder orders ron Col. FIcmon' VI JJiS n! nIoI
ing Blvell ard Hensey all JfheT cih-er3 -.
tleif cCEmal,ls and gave 81" yJa1teIf g.
fr munitions advanced By them and for pay ;Ir 'lGa
services Gen kcsiDy BAL offered - enr. - M -
H. regu'r amy. oca pay h-m. Aot htnl. u p,
hIT,d Fr' mont and V05er.y. Fremont IA A.
the az tie capital To- orl or1ef uI "a Gr 81
CCuInaLC-r of the battalion - well a. w.,
California be had given obligations i"r Cst1e . y ~
at different lo;ut- il caseih. cam HiSn -nou'. ~
for horses aHnlanrOn. Sc, also TOR the PtSS.nt 81
lslsnd II Aicalfaz. He wished :" re'ufp luJ i
asntiy cattle aud horses q cou be :eeei.i ;I -
p PAL, ~ those Jblig atoms. SINE Oi tne hoIt7 49,
not CCLscn. 10 the anal gometi \ buiHooi = ~ -.
were formed out on -ha'.s fur whom / H'Tnt 49,
Gen Kearpy took some Of the bOrs.- Tor hi' oNefial
route and Tie Goyenwen. !ook tie S'aIo' -t'-C -"
the puIcha-o OF both n the iim" Voc TepaI a.. d
eTsl IF the volunteers. bar hcaied o. oBIe! = "
10 ilo Ccmrna der.iu Chic. a. Monterey IN - y!
l. IT, tsA iDg pay for thoiT ,cryicCs showing -
tifcs.es o. nom > to 500 some %ere "n,set'
orc time - c.nts apiece by the Cooimar!'i'
lDoi q the, 81 l. ~es al his date OF VIZ - 4
no tho ,olGIfaer. II at Col Fr'iDon: ACCOMPLISHED
Lis .4brr.1 ride He arrived 10 Mooterei ron rs
Angeles 10 s,e and q lsult with hi' supr' ON ''s
Gtn. kcaIpy and Commodore stockton I1p-':.n. ~
soluI te.is. ii e General refused To aln' mn ~ n
1naeuce urless his scrond IN command was III Iue
.stfI i,. fattIf 81
coAycrt alton with HIN. except IN presence %
tcison. Commodore S'3cl'On Tetn:ed 10 Ply ,y- AZ
pli, ordered Ior the battalion By his con cn'' al
he was wei supplied with funds. One nay a. COM
nsnder who had actually approved Of sJme hil+' b'T-
roTed them OF the owner and efAsed ny hs,i'c'
The volunteers lclt the DegbboT hood oI uie ueA'
e-al looking Tor work or busihe;s 'eIo"ei
On, tbe country Fremont d-su,1.G 'e e. h. l,.
might Under this state Of affairs he had Tut huie
hosrt or disposition - attend TO the many cels mai
UPON him by his officers AMI men, o. h' cIuII'I %
tie battalion. To add 10 bis discontinue ana nlOfuh-
cation lie was sue deny ordered 10 join Gen. army
IN his overland route to Missouri and was placed under
arrest on bis way, 10 be tried 2y Court Martial Inc
T, sol. is matter Il history: Ihouoh ne wa Ig'iu
yril,y on technical grounds, be was recommended oy
he Cont 10 The eIien, consideration OF the President
by " bonn the sentence was Immediately Teniued' ne
declined however TO init the justice o tne sen'ehce
~ acctqiI the rem s7ion oy me fresu h 'NiI a.
Gree r,seI Cd his commission. For Tie nJusuce do9
him by BIS snpeIiois he was somewhat comPenssicd
by receiving sword from SOufh Cdion1 leu Is rom
Humboldt an honor within itself from learner socle-
ties in Europe letters of thanks, Membership and NEIL
ais Keoiny paid The debt o. na,ure. Msson his su'-
c.ssor in coansnd in Cal fona. followed him, as also
did Commodore Bid1le, who had superseded StJch'on
when The latter made up party OF len win horses al
Government expense and returned overland 10 the East
a. queror of lonia. These four officers have per-
furred their part on our sCge Stockton and hcATny,
with brave I'll and loug;I subordnacs sith MI he
appaI and appointing nis OF war. undrr orders, IN
80 no. f.s4Nrnr ffU1Tf
with host Of irends, who over futter and hover
GROUND The recipient Of fame power and wealth; Whue
Fremont who had become coH.maDderoi tho battalion
md governor OF the Territories, was ioisaken. iund'
were refused him. bis crcdi, undermined by hl sUre-
r;ors in coumsDd; The natives told they neSor
would be paid bis influence derided The naval on
GERS who lad joined the battalion, or acted as cTan7
on ,hois by order Of the commodore ordered on
board sbp. On presenting thems Ives, some We9e
Cerisiycy question "a to then abilities az alcdo,,
iudees cooi els and other civil and military officers,
ana pomp0usy adyi-"d 20 try the quartz. deck sgnu.
HE ffcers and men Of nc bs alton h4d nothing,
aud sought their ranches y gather tf'r scattered
ceulc.
Fremont withou' The advantage oil high family.
birib, pa oIage wealth, and, As big enemies would
TetTeseuf without tact state mapship or talents Is
low q canjidatc for The hishe;t Office IN the gin o
~ eniy five mill DIS Of ffcemen Whether he obtains
suiIages az j APPRECIATION, Otherwise, OF ma
iolity of bis country men, the Union will IN proper
lime acknoH lCjge him The great explorer OF The
nineteenth coiury this continent. and Cali.oiaia
all acknowledge his many hardshps an scl' ices IN
pan,ii AID re- aiming nag Tho Pa ,idr slope.
To the native California; Fremont was EYER klad
and concatirg. Probably with the exception OF per
bsps six eight Of ihem, who are IN office or adhere
10 The d. m0ciatic doctrine Of going with the party,
the Calilornans and the old foreign population ~ n
cai. their votes for Fremont.
VITA every exploring party. led on by Fremont, and
wiih his Iifemen OF ls46-l', he vas ali They could
ssk; 10 wen, hand and hAnd with them, h. bad 40 Poi
va.e stores, better hofsc equipments; when bis
men were compelled 20 walk, ho did thc 7amci he
G., er said 60 ordered man TO do what he himself
wOu!i Lot do by day night. When surrounded by
I'D ale il tie mountain gorses whom among the g, r.
Ian clts and SHOW drifts huD1 red fec: high lie yOTket,
far.d ana was eNposed equally WIN his mon. Way
BE- light bull. man, id not starve iTCele % death,
as any of bis did, is wonderful. To the CgifoF
isls shd al bis early gonzales be Wa ever friend
Low they remain his.
Conflicting reports Published respecting HI Ia
,nis Ie, N, rai.y, courage and properly Of Cpl.
Fremont. -Four 10 i've hundred volunteers. many OF
IL, IL lheD, now, u respectably end Importance u
California, accompanied Fremont ~ their Commando
lsome Of them twice. five hundred mles from the
Moth t. LCe Angeles III the campG n o. ~ aud Il.
Why .h.s. men abandoned their homes and business
n6ny OF them selfprovided with munitions OF war;
suu without hoy OF IeSard-iOr seyers! mJrrhs sub
mite ~ every pnN alton nan cndITe, and followed
ader Ct tier choice, who was d" y .ihuu cOur
age, iIt6giiy and common humanity"-ghy they in
hug auo arduOus march IN close Intimacy with their
q nande. BY Day and by III. h mounted sud on foot
could not discover in him sbee OF very good trait
Of r,abboodwhy four hiths OF the native and old for
ei.n sei.l = of California shooh support fJr the
CHEF Msgs:ry Of the Union q" debalcaee en- in
idel nan without any known beginning and des-
;ped 10 al infamous ena that mans political eo.aies
Lay. MT ~ explained. Wei, as know Col. Ere.
mon, and his properly. Cannot say he is wealthy.
To pleasc old Sid yalatd friend exGo.error Ava
rado ard, IS thought, Col. Fremont in lSi7 pun
coas.d tor The i9Iuer' n he 4bser's 0: the later
viii ny own funds .he haiposs e-t.'e. GA IRE.
M n:s subsequent: al..T-l II Monterey .Lio-n3d hn
% re prrchase; III made but few 1qu RES. y as very
u I oclLei, and did not ever look a. h. original
zisn, LOr d,,d, al purchase: 81 later pe.od CD.
Md u Lin To- tha Ln-cha-a monsA ani r.-ai. . n