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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
Rtply Of Jshn T.. Fremont.

NkW-1ORk, sept. y, 1910
SIR: have pleasure in acknowledging the receipt
OF your letter OF the ith last mouth Believing that
ts subject comprehe nda the whole future Of California
magnificent If our hopes can be realized consider
of the state, who in two months will be called upon to
decide il. Ii is, perhaps due TO my self Ia use Tho
occasion presented for making statement OF my con-
victons in regard 10 IT, as have not thought il alto
geher consistent with proprety 10 offer 1t On other oc-
casOns.
The necessity of establishing Railroad to the Psei-
fc is "a clearly apparent 10 my mind az was the neces-
sity of extending to il the Constitution when the
try acquired II is hardly necessary to remind you
that have occupied many years in aiding to procure
for il fay oable opinion and 1t might reason ably be
inferred that would be prompt to seize upon the hrst
good occasion which should offer for giving practical
effort Ia the labor and time have bestowed upon IT,
From the day when my connection with the army
had been dissolved have considered my life come
Grated 10 the construction of this Pacific Road. In
view of future even that be easily appreciated by
every man. this national highway becomes indspep-
sable means of holding both partsof the country
together.
As to the question Of constitutional power in The
Government to mid in TO IL construction,
there il in my mind az little doubt as to the power Of
the Coy errment to provide postal accommodations In
time Of peace or meals Of transport for inunition and
bodies # men IL time If war. Entertaining no doubS
10 the power and TO the eXpedisey Of its exercise
any change If the Constitution in this connection IL
unnecessary Until this great national work can DE
contaminated, every facility Of communicating Dy
postal hhO Oshef arrangement sbo, v" i"A'", .v
established NJ means # aDnihilating the dstance
which divide. the Pacific and Atlantic coat AID con
,olidating by ipdissolube bonds the now apparently
detached AID separate part Of lae American Chion.
This oppoiI-aiy TO answer your inquiries has gWen
ne "A p.rtcuar satisfaction. Ny fortunes are insepa
raby connected by choice, and BY The current Of eveots
with the Pacific coast cherish a grateful recolec
ton Of the favor have already rece' ed from this new
reope whose marvellous energy and power In the brief
irsee Of eieh years, have established Al empire in
pace Of The solitude and feeble civilization which haze
70 opqc bseured that country and, whether In private
OK pubic life opportunity will be allowed TO escape
.acri6ce ! cen adv snce its great interests.
Win re.pect, an your OBJ dien, want.
j. e FREMONT
t. THOMAS hsC editor 81 The s,Ss Frsnsss Eser
ina H,AelIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

BoRDFR-RUFFIASIsM IN PHnADELPHTA.-On Mon
day night there was meeting at National Hail. under
call TO "the true friends of the candidates of the Amer
"can party for President and VicePresden and those
"opposed to the election of James Buchanan Before
the meeting was organized gang Of rowdes, believed
to be in the interest of the Buchanan leaders took pos
session of the meeting and kept up continual uproar,
go that none of the speakers could be heard They also
assaulted the speakers dragged them from the stand,
and forced them to fly for their lives. OF course,
nothing of the purpose of the meeting achieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
GRAND RALLY IN BROOKLYN'
PARK FULL OF PEOPLE,
SPEEC HE'S
By Hon. N. P. Banks, Gov. Robinson and Others.

The last meeting in Brooklyn of the Rocky Mountain
Fremont Club Of Kings County, was held last night
IL the Park, which was crowded to overfowng. 1t
wss by far the largest meeting held in Brooklyn,
aud it, numbers have seldom been exceeded in New
York At the time Of commencement the Park was
alive with transparencies, and people were 50 thick
Chat II was difficult to pass through. When the
various clubs from all parts Of the county arrived
could hardly be made for them. Two principal stands
were erected one in front Of the City Hall, and the
other in the Northern portion Of the Park The
vast mass was called to order some time before
eight o'clock and the following officers appointed:
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HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Philadelphia
Cant. J. MCGOWAN, from New-6rlesns Oct 20 and
U,ysn, the 23d, arrived here last evening. There
was little of importance occurring at Havana. Mr.
Blythe, the new United States Consul to Havana, en-
tered upon the duties of his Office on the I'D inst
The weather WAS delightfully."- bamy and salubrious,
and Winter visitors were arriving at Havana in large
numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

VYRprcr rS THE MrRpER CAsE.-rhe trial OF koo-
en- Parker and Edmund Ormsby, indicted for the mur
der Of Mary Ann Burke, in the City Of Hudson New"
Jersey, on the 9TH day of August last has been term-
neted in the Hudson County Court Of Oyer and Term
iIer with a verdict against Parker of murder IN The
second degree, and Of assault and battery against
Onnsbv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

eembled. The Republican Committee then sent com
ruupicstor to them asking them whether or not they
intended to abide by their proposition of fnday last
After some delay reply was received that they dla
not The Republican meeting received this announce.
ent with great applause, and giving three cheers ~
Fremont and Dayton, and others upon the ncke' -
ourned in good spirits with determination 70 S' on
fr the pure Republican ticket until the polls 'i0''' 'D
TUESDAY next
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GREAT REPUBLICAN, RALLY.

LAkGE md FNFHUsIA>1C MISUNDERSTANDING
IN GERMAN AID ESGLIsH-PREsENcE ~
LADIES.
The Republican meeting Saturday night at Musi'
cal Hall, although preceded by ouIy slight nos,oe
resulted in s g,Oriols demonstration. The lsrge hsii
Vas crowded 20 its fullest extent, and nuncen wos
comptlle to stand every seat bang occupied
considerable number Of r6les gracsi the 49, moags
by their preserce. hGd freqgepty mAbneseS sneir NJ
uIblcan e., inc b. AZ ing hahdke chiefs and Other
Signs Of int rst ip The succe.s Of Repebiosn Ts
person. who composed TIE meeting we're tue people de
fac,c -ueraasts With their wives aod aaashtsss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

American IssrITuTK.-The Anniversary Address
III connection with the Fair delivered last night,
at the Tabernacle, 10y Prof A. ID. Bache. We have
no room TO print it. ltwas compact and weI-cOn-
sdered resume of educational facts toue ng upon tie
plogrcss of mechanical science.
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SPECIE LIsr.

We are indebted 10 the purser Of The Illinois, Mr.. X.
II. Mitchell, to the Pacific c. II. Wines & Go. and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Expresses, and to Mr.. G. w.
Sullivan News Agent, for valuable favors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

FrRr.-Ths morning there was = fire in a Gold Re-
fnery in FouIteenth sheet between Ninth and Tenth
avenues the particulars If wLoa At we're enable 20
procure IN mt for pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

OHIo-OFFIcIAL NoTE.-The Sta'e Journal pub
fishes the official vote of all the counties in the State
except Co.hocton, Darke, Erie and Wyandotte, the
Supreme Judge, with the following result:
Bowen, Republican. .......-.........lH,726
Searle Border. Ruifan.. BOO
Bush, American. ............!3 o5I -
Majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lo,u'V
The reported majority in the absent counties is
about coo Republican.
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-. .. h.x. ro~n whose snteoedests end vhoss pre-
are The and pledges OF thor quail
,.Lr commenting 10 the electors ~ the
CITY OF Brooklyn ticket our hole ticket and nothing but
ticket. ,.-4.. 49,.
rnie With IN marching In the Of Freedom and
Truth that throw wide open to then 10. Of the Ten
pie Free DOM and invite 20 enter al De moer. WEs Ma
81 stake th' ,hs; brethren freemen patriotism
OF word Repubieashsh'ins for Liberty and Victory
AGAINST Opp ession and Slavery.
Mr. EDWARD HART Of Washington was introduced
and spoke at some length. At the close Of bis re-
marks the meeting formed in procession.
GERMAN STAND.
stand erected at the westerly aide OF the City
Hall for the accommodation Of German citizens, Of
whom there were large number present. Several
transparencies with German inscriptions were placed
upon the rear Of the platform.
Mr.. EDWARD WIILIGERoD was chosen President,
and speeches were made by THEODORE BRAEELOw
Of New-York, and RUDOLPH GARRIGUE of Brooklyn.
Great enthusiasm manifested throughout
After the cOncu'ion Of the addresses grand torch
light procession was formed, which extended the en-
tire length Of Fulton street and that hOroughfare pre-
sented perfect blaze Of light from end to the
other. The Museum, used as the Republican Head
quarters brilliantly illuminated, calling forth con-
tnued cheers from the passing procession. The street
lined with spectators and the windows were filed
with ladies and waving handkerchief.
The following inscriptions, among Others, were no.
tced on banners and transparencies:
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GOV. SEWARD will speak as follows;
Thursday evening (SOthl at Havana Schuyi" COUNTY
Friday evening (Slst at Rochester.
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FREMONT IN CALIFORNIA.
FREMONT AND THE RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

The following correspondence, published in TIE
Bulletin, speaks for i,sef Openly, fairly, and
promptly, Fremont speaks his sentiments on the 5ab-
Jet so vital I, California. II will be that b.
chapan and Fillmore were addressed at the time.
but neither of their replies to hand by the last
mail. Voters will not tail to note this very remark able
OMISSION remarkable from the fact that If the replies
arrive by the rex, mail it will be impossible for then
10 return to the Atlantic States before the election
The Railroad has beat the Dromedary Line in ths
instance, as it will in every other. Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
LETTER FROM JOHN c. FREMONT,

HIPlBLICAs CANDIDATE fOR PRESIDENT or THt
UNITED srATEs.
BY the steamer of the 9TH of August last, We dis
patched copies of the letter given below to Messrs.
Buchanan, Fillmore. and Fremont, the nominees d
their respective parties for the high position Of Pres
dent of the United States. We have. ~ yet, only
ceiyed the reply of Mr.. Fremont The others may be
expected by the next steamer from the East. When
received, they wi be given, that readers may
judge for themselves rs TO which candidate has the
interest of California most at heart
Litter By Thomas =. Kpg.
SAN ERAScIsco, Aug. 4, 1856.
To - - SIR: As editor of The San Frdscfsco
EuenaHg Bulletin beg leave To submit to you the fol
lowing queries which in the State Of California Gro
considered paramount To party ties, viz:
First; DO you believe the Federal Government hes
the constitutional power to construct National Rsi
road connecting ihe Atlantic with the Pacific
Second: Would you, if elected President Of the
United States, recommend to the National Congress
the passage of an Act 10 construct an Atlantic and
Pscific Railroad by the General Government
Tint. Would YOU, if elected President Of the
United States and entertaining doubts to the con
stituonaty of constructing said Railroad by the Bed
eral Government, ommend amendment 10 tho
Constitution To effect this great and important meas
ure'
FOTrhi Would you, if elected President Of the
United States, Use all the Influence of your position 10
procure for this State speedy and safe inter oceanic
postal direction during the construction OF said read
The State of California, account Of her isolated
portion and mixed population, is independent Of the
party and sectional issues that agate the Atlantic
States and will vote in the coming Presidential election
for the candidate who win favor most her interests.
As on the Electoral vote e this State may depend
your success her citizens wish your views the ques
tons submitted am, very respectfully,
Your obcdi.nt servant THOMAS ). KING.
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The local news Of the past f'rtnight hsa baso CON:
la stveiv 5eyo.d OF interest. The bi,t st,q fruitful
Butte record., 1856-06-28
SEERTHF'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE of an execution issued cut Of q
Justices Court by II Shepperd, Justice
OF the Peace in and for Ophir Township, Butte
County ami State of California. in favor of
A H Disabel plaintiff, and against L p
Butts defendant, for the sum Of e2l1 90 and
costs Of suit. in the sum OF S24 90 and fifty
one hundredth>, together with accruing costs
| have levied upon and will sell at public Sale
on the 2nd day Of June. 1856. the following
described property, to wit: Ali the abuve
named defendants right, title and interest
in and to l60 acres Of land, situ4ted in 0pbir
Township, County and State aforesaid, about
Que and half miles South of the Kentuck y
Ranch, together with all the improvements
thereon.
Sale to take place at Wilson'S Store, six
miles south of Wyaudotte on the road from
b.dwell to AIarysviiie, within the hours pre-
scribcd by law
P. FEEER, Sheriff Butte County.
by s. ). FoRD, Deputy. ap % At %
AIny 10 1876
Butte record., 1856-06-28
E C II AN G. f
B ANKING NOTICE

DAN HANCIsCO, Jtu. ISL, lOcO
The undersigned have entered into copar-
tnership for the purpose of transactiny a Le-
gitimate Exchange and Banking Business,
under the name aud style 81 GARRISON.
MORGAN. FRETZ & RALSTON in this city,
and CHARLES MORGAN & CO., in New York
The cash capital raid in is seven hundred
thousand dollars, 600, ,GO0)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan
Bank. New York, at all times, to cover our
bills in case Of loss Of any Shipment Of Trea-
sure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank or Charles Morgan &
Co New York, also on the Manhattan Bank
made payable viz: at the Southern Bank,
New Orleans, La &; Messrs Darby & Barks-
dale. Bankers. St. Louis, Mo Southern Bank
of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky Ohio Life Insu-
rance and Trust Co., CINCINNATI, Ohio; Mer
chants and Manufacturers Bank Pittsburgh,
Pa; to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bullion,
Mint and Bank Certificates, approved seeuri-
ties make collections, and transact all mat
tiers pertaining to our business, on the most
reasonable terms.
C. K. GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN,
By his ATTY, c. X, Garrison,
r. S FRETZ,
W. C. RALSTON.
Butte record., 1856-06-28
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } g
Ep,1pty- Of Rntro -

STATE co'a,y OF CAtlFoENIA' " Fot5s ; IS
In Probate Court May %, 1856 In mat
ter Of the Estate Of Geo. p Carlton, de-
ceased:
NJ OW here comes Randall Hobart. Public
~ Administrator in and for sand County,
and by virtue of said office Administrator cf
the Estate Of Geo 7. Carlton deceased, aud
files his Petition tor the sale of certain piece
uf real estate therein set forth belonging to
said estate. And it appearing from sand petit
ton, that there IS not sufficient personal estate
in the hands Of said administrator to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased ami
The expenses Of administration, and that it is
necessary to self said real estate for the pay
meut of said debts. 1t is therefore ordered by
the Court that all persons interested in said
estate appear before this Court ON the first
day of July j. D 1856, at 10 o'clock A, NJ
to show cause why an order shoud not be
made requiring said administrator to sell
50 much Of the real estate of the deceased as
~hAll BE necessary to pay said debts & that a
copy OF this order be published in the Butte
Record ter at least four successive weeks.
In Testimony that the foregoing is a
true copy OF an order made by said
urt on the 18th day of May A D.
1856 l Mics ChaPin Clerk of said
Court. have II reunto set my hand and
L. S. soal Of sail Court this 4th day OF
June, \. d. 1856,
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk
Bidwell, June 4, 1856. j7-4t-3l
Butte record., 1856-06-28
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! County Court,
County of Butte In Chambers.
In the matter of John J. McEwen. an In
solvent debtor.
IN Pursuance OF an order of the Hon J. Z
n. Lewis, Judge in and for the County
aforesaid, made GU the 30th day of May, A
D. 1886. Notice is hereby given TO the Gre
ditors of said iusolvent John J. MeEwen to
be and appear before Hon. Joseph E. n.
Lewis. County Judge aforesaid in chambers
uu Monday, the 30,h day of June, D 1856
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, of said day. at Bidwell.
in said county, then and there to show cause
if any they can why the prayer Of said In
solvent should not be granted and an assign
meut Of his estate made and he be dis
charged from his debts as an Insolvent debtor.
Witness my hand with the seal Of
l.. S. said Court affixed, at Bidwell, this
30rh day OF May, A. D. ] 500.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
May al. 1855 ny 81 4t-3Q
Butte record., 1856-06-28
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sc. Cal, }
June 3d 1876 {

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sac. CAL, }
June Sd, 1886. (
Whereas, satisfactory information has
been received by me that combinations
to resist the execution of legal process
by force exist IN the county of San Fran.
ci>cn, in this State, and that an unlawful
organic .tion. styling themselves the
''Nigiiance Committee" have resisted
/ by force the execution Of criminal pro-
cess, and that The power Of sail county
has been ex-rred. and has not b-en suf-
ficient to enable the Sheriff OF 5 ID coun-
~ to execute said process; now, there
fore, l, j. NEELY JOHNSON, Governor
of the State Of California, by virtue of
tie power vest in me by the Con~titu-
lion and laws thereof, do hereby declare
said county Of San Francisco in state
of lnsurrection; and hereby order and
direct all of the Volunteer Military
Companies of the county of San Fran
cisco; also, all persons subject to mill,
tary duty within said county, to report
themselves for duty Immediately, 10 Ma
inr General William T Sherman, Com
mandng See Ind Division Californi,
Militia, to serve in the performance of
military duty, under the command of
said Sherman, until disbanded from SER
vice by his orders. Also, that all vol.
unte'r Nil tary Companies now organi-
zed, or which may be organized within
the Third, Fourth aud Fifth Military
Divisions of this State. also all persons
subject to military duty in said military
divisions, DO hold themselv,s in reads
ness to respond to and obev the orders
Of the Governor of this State, or said
Sherman, for the performance of military
duty in snch manher and at such time
and place as may be directed ly the
Governor Of this State. | furthermore
order and direct, that all associ tions,
combirations or organizations whatso-
ever. existing in the said coun y of San
Francisco, Or elsewhere in this State, in
opposition to or in violation of the laws
thereof-more pa ticula " the assncia-
t on known as the Vigilance Commit
tee" of San Francisco, do disband, and
each and every individual thereof yield
obedience to the Constitution aud laws
Of this State, the writs and processes of
the Courts, and all legal orders of the
Officers of this State, and of the county
OF S n Francisco
J. NEELY JOHNSON.
Butte record., 1856-06-28
NOTICES
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Court
In the matter of E. Woodward, an Insolveni
Debtor
EN pursuance of an order of the County
z Court made on the 9th day of May 1856
notice is hereby given to the creditors of said
insolvent. E. Woodward, To be and appear be-
fore the Hon j. f n Lewis. county Judge
aforesaid, in chambers, at Bidwell, en- the
second Monday in the month Juns next, (be-
ing June 8, 1867 at the hour If 10 o'clock
A. Nj, of said day to show cause. ii any they
can, why the prayer of said insrlvent should
not be granted, and an assignment of his es
tate made and he be discharged from his
debts as an insolyeut debtor.
Witness my hand and seal of said
[L.S,] Court, this 10th day of May, A D.
1856.
MILES CHAPLIN. County Clerk
By NJ II. DARRAcH, Depty. mlO-5t-27
HARRIS & BURT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Butte record., 1856-06-28
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
AsA1SkI - "a = 4 ID y kO-S.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ! County Court
Cauntv of Ruttp 81

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Court,
County Of Butte IS
In the matter of C. A. Bancroft an insolv-
cnt debtor
y pursuance of an order of the Honora bic
J. E. n. Lewis, County Judge of said Co.,
OF Butte. Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of said insolvent, c. A Bancroft. to be
and appear before the Hon. j. n Lewis.
Judge aforesaid, in Chambers on Monday the
23rd day Of June, A D 1856 at Bldwell,
in said County. then and there to show cause,
if any they can why the prayer of said In
solvent should not be granted, and an assign
ment OF his Estate made and he be discharged
from his deb;s as an insovent debtor.
BY order OF the Hon ]. E. n. Lewis, Count y
Judge.
In witness whereof have hercunto set
L. 5. my nand and ed the seal Of said
Court at Bidwell this oath day Of May
A. d 1856
MILES CHAPLIN, County Clerk.
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