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rIUuLsation, purporting 70 have been signed by
DO 81 ana MaI-Gen John G. Fremont on The ~.
uay Oh November, A. d., 1861. iT,T

GEs. HUNTER TO ,bi ~ as AiS 0en Co

cry ,,ry d. HUNTER, Hsj. Gen. Com.
b, '''-Gen IHoMAs, hi2tGen. r. II
! Or. ZEAL; lnci9sed you viii ins copies a certain
negotiable" carried on between Ahof.Cen, j. @.
Fremont Of L. ne hrst part, and BIaios.Gen. slIiag
PIce Of the seco. a part, having for liz obiests;
first: To make al range ments for tiy cSolaDge Of
! prisoners
Second. To prevent Arrests or foreble e,erference
in future for the mere entertainment "a preston
Of political opirions;
1hird To insure that "the war row progressing
shall be confined exclusively 10 sruies in It's field;
and
F6rrtk. The immediate dssa1dnent Of cal 'e5ies
Of armed men acting without tins authority or r,cog-
milton Of the hiaior-Generals named, and not esi-
tiUlatev connected with the armies IL the field"
You viii also fad incostd q copy Of MY Letter Of
this dete, dispatched under q dsg Of truce TO tiea
Price, situe that " l oar In no manner Tecoguiz,
the agreement aforesaid, or any OF rs provisions.
whether implied or direct, and that L can neither
issue nor allow to he Issued the JOint pgOelanatn
pnrporting to have been signed by Gegs. Price and
Fremont on the LIST day CT November, A. y. 1851
IL would be, ia my judgment, inipolit.c ia t6o
highest degree TO have ratified Gen. Frcmonts ne
gotiations for the following, among nsay ether, OF
viOus reasons:
The second stipulation, ifaceele1 to- would render
the enforcement of martial law in Missouri, or ary
part Of il, impossible, and would give absolute lb-
eTty to the prOpeganoste OF treason throughout tue
length and breadth Of the State.
The third stipulation, conlung operations eyclas-
lively TO +" armies in the 1eld," would practically
annul the Conascaiion Act passed duiiog tie last
session Of Congress. and would furnish yerie.t Is,-
munity to those dsbande1 soldiers OF Bsice's oou-
msnd who have now returned - their homes, but
with the intention, and under pledge, q TeCiniug
the Rebel forces whenever oalled upon; aa lastly,
Becauce the fourth stipulation wOlid Blot out OF
existence the loyal men OF the Missouri Hone GuaId,
who have not, IL is alleged been recognized by act
Of Congress and who, il would be clsi'nco, aye
there " not legitimaely connected villa tAe armies
in the field"
There are many more objections quite rs powerful
and obvious which might be urged against Iaifylng
this egreement-its address, A" 10 all peacsaby dis
posed citizens Of the State OF Missouri, f6iry al
lowing the inference 10 be drawn iat citizens OF nc
United Statcs tthe loyal and true Of Mi,sjuriI
are not included in les beueli.s
IN fact, Tie agreement would seem 10 ne If rati-
fed, concession OF al the principles for Which the
reucl leaders are contending, aud practical liberia
tiou ,og Use in other and Flofe immeciat y impor-
TAM localities, OF I'll their forces Eow kept employed
IL ibis portion II the State.
have tic bgnog 10 be, General, most respeei ally
1cur saost obedirn. tcsviH',
ID. HUNTER. Major-OtLeral, C0nic4nains.
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THE SANTA FL MAIL.

Ks1s., CRY Hc4dig Nov. %. 1901.
The Santa Fe and Csrson City flal arrived here
yesterday, two days ahead Of time, bringing Sanu.
Re dates 10 November ,.
The through messe rger from Santa lie reports tha:
all along, ;he roads were Ia good condition.
The Navajo Inddns were committing serious
deprcdaions in different part OF tie territory within
the past few days.
Capt. Hatch has been appointed Bfisai.cr-Gonersl
in the Volunteer seryice and VIII be ordered 10 The
States socn 10 take command ia Gcn. McG lel.aD Z
army.
All - o'e0cl, on Che lei inst, flags were hung al
laf-mast in Santa Te ond q talute Wac fired TO tie
memory Of Gen. Gibson, WHO, for over forty yesrs
TO biz death, Lad been Cosnmsssry- General for the
L. S. Army.
Col. Candy having made a Tsquisiion upon The
Governor Of New .Mexis, Tor i2,oOO militia nsen icr
she United States service, he latter lls Issued an
odef to the Maor-Genesals Of divisonF, IN which be
designtes the proportion Of nen each is to furnish.
The forces ,has raised vii be Stationed ut he diie1.
et poets in TIC TeniiOry to garrison them, while q
regulars and volunteers ia service IN the Held
-Four HUNDRED Ineu will he stationed At Fort Union,
fcur hundred IT Albuquerque four hupdred q. santa
re, aud Two bayGred at For, Cnig.
GEN. HUNTER SUPERSEDED II MISSOURI
ST. foi-s Tuesjay. Nos. -, is6I.
Gen. Hunter has rclirqHshtdi and Gen. Ha'fel
assumed command Of tits Department.
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MASON AND sLIDEIL 7; HhyANA.

We lave been shown letter from Zig Official
authority in Cuba, from which we make BE ioli1w-
ing extract The letter is fareweli Ole 10 a ifeAd
ia city.
never was there paragraph more utterly un-
trge than lh4. which stated BIZ. CTLwlord had pr
-entcd iessrs. Macon and SidcH 20 tie Captain
General. he did hat Irsa accompany ticw Il th,;
psioce Tacy weu-in by them.elyes, on the sirensth
of q lester Of Introduction iI0gi tie Spanish Co-sul
a. Charleston, aud were received by Cel. Soraao
as any c,hsr private Ameii N gtniomau would 30
WHO brought let.crs Of inlrotul Ton TO hlm.'
EXCHANGE or PEIsOYEBs.--Fcr some dave - I,
i has been rfmorel about thGt a nuu.cec OF hehel
nIis5uere confined in the uilitary piss.s in th's
city RID tcen taken TO Fortress Monroe, tae par
r0.c o. 1eiuc exchanged Cor JiOl urisolors la IhS
hands g. be Rebels a. Richmond. Al g.. We gave
tie matter but little attenti n, ios having hcau yks
any aIsu gelleuts for an exchange n prisoners had
been ade. We have roW Vosl.Ec ili0uHai:O1 that
q number e. Rebel VgiGOEc.s hese been ro-cved,
within @ week Tgst, either 20 iOfcss n loIoe By
tcg, az TO Richmond b. The ipi.na rcl-e, s0s iAo
purpose Of cing cXchar ged.-l Nosb. Gcfa5., i',h
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our GLORIOUS THREE HUNDRED.

10 ~ IaloT N Tao y. l. II1DNNf,
Sr: Ii the facts do no. greatly belle the reports
tho rout.ng Of the rehsls a. Springfield, DO, by
Cen. fremorts body-gasrd IS likely in fulGTe times
to stand ont rs the o.OwDing CORY OF this war, 80
shine ike diamond when The res; sinis into diai-
uefs or tt least 10 sqcx onr pyramid Of battles rs
Ticrinopye does tbai OF Greece. Va, in tie pres
ent rush Of eyeais, this sublime and most fruitful
exploit seems to be sinking ont OF meme'y into
something almost worse ihad, oblivion. For ore,
could divide my l1st crast With any of ihose brave
uicp, and, without blaming the Goyerrment for
what appears 10 NC al uHsccouaab,c s,nginess q
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Boston weekly Rank sfatcment


That mysterious characttl-lhe nni>aorsD szh"r
OF " RuiedgeY whose mask TO one has yt' sue
eeeded in pecpug behind, and whose pcrsosaihy
as questionable rs that of Junius tbe Sf't "'m'3is
UaJro al all tue--has, we learn, u now nose',
ready for the prcs., eSiilcd "ibe sa'aesiands.
whic,l " III be published b, Me'sEs Radd q Carrie
ton OF New-YoTs
Mrs Flanders wife of tie seces-ion editor OF
rZe Franklin Ga.ciic has assumed the editorial
charge of that paper since the iheaTceraoa Of hsr
husband at Fort Lafayette.
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RECAPTURE OF TWENTY-FIVE WAGONS
AND TWO HUNDRED OXEN.

kAssGt CIR, Tueftsy hoy %, i6Gl
Tie party Of Col. Jenn.sons men who lca hcfo
on Saturday for Pleafant Hi succeeded IA recap
turing tw enty.two Of The wagons and two hundred
q the oxen belonging to tie Government, reported
20 have been burned by the rebels Of that place.
The rebel force is twelve hundred men. They are
posted three miles from Pleasant Hill, and win he
attacked tonight.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 90 1861

praise and recognition propose, az. and al;l;t,,
monial, that every man who has the heart. s,,,d
TO do it shall contribute dollar, and when TIA.
is sufficient sword shall be presented 20 each gu
vivOr of the gallant band, and gold medal to the
chief mourner of each of the fallen. inelose my
dollar. OsE OF THE GRATEFCL.
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TkOM FOErRfss AloNRoE.
fDElEi2s HosEos. Monda.

IrN4If4f NnsFsE. Monday. Eay. 10. >
Vie B4trsogG. Iueidly, Nov. -, 1861.
The steamer Rhode bland Las reformed NON Kcy
WcI aid tie ToHuws ba brilgs 10 uews Sic
eaoc up by the Gulf Stream, and cav nothing Of hl
Gue.
Tie 5. Il. sraald'ng !. expected from Hai.cras to.
mo. row.
Thee small gunboais have today arrived here en-
route 70 Ilatsras met.
There ie no news Today irsn Obi Peiat
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COMMERCIAL INrELLrcENcE.

tJyEEPooI C0IToS NARREr.-LlvEaPooi, FIJI
C-1toS--'aias Of To- week $3.50 os,e incaoisg
lll on seeepl.ti,p and SO % expofes Ter I;'s a.
I27 Fsit uri.ars Pa Fair No5, a.. iiiiiine Up
liss4 u q Mlddiag }fenA Ids J ~ Aesie, lid
soe - = % psis imports TO-DAY ia bales; and lbs.
Vs. $40 tlss. f-ss today Psalo'y i7te9 20 .et1s
bsies. The market isEes s;rore.
l0..pov Ffitiag--Co SsoI-. steady - ~ dividend
Susggs rsiler n, bat Inactive Canaaag and American
tl.s
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS
.Ex. HUNTER REPuDIAfEs TIE rEEiioNT-
PRICE TREATY-GEN. ACNrER 80 GIN.
gRlCE.
HKiBQr,RTFRs WEsTtRy nEpAsaArNr,
sPsiNaFfgLp, No Nav. = 1901.

SPRINGFIELD NO. Nov. 1861.
Gen STIRLING PRICE Commanding ~ az CFEii 10
GENERAL: Referring to an agreement. purporing
TO have been made "between Major Gsnorais Ere
mont and Price, respectively. commanding antagoR-
Isle forces in tbs State of Missouri TO TIE effect that
il future, arrests Or forebe interference, BY armed
or unarmel psriies OF citizens withLa the Glts Of
ssil SLate fCs the mere entertainment or expression
OF political opinions shall hereafter sease; Il 81 iaui-
lies now broken up for such causes may no reHri.ed
and that The war nov progressing shall b oxeln-
svely cosfned to ariaies in the field i have t.
STATE.
TnAt. rs General commanding the forces CT tie
United States 10 this Department can IN M mar
aer recognize the agreepleut aforesaid, any OF its
uroysi,as, whether implied or indiIeel and that
can neither issne nor allow to be Issued, the "oilt
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sEIZCRE OK GOVERNMENT PROPERTY III
THE ErDFIc

LHivxvoH1H Cry, Monday. Nov. n, 1861.
Tie steamer sunshine has arrived hcTe ifon 81.
Lon.s. A lot Of comloissary stores and Government
WAGONS destined f9r ior Lcayenwol;h, were taln
from Wayerly, No, bya gang Of rebels Iaidcr tie
command Of Joe Shelby.
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THE NETWORK mFTY-TmED REGIMENT

Tie SD NewYork Regiment arrived here after
passage Of forty.hve hours. ~ arc well. Tie
men conducted themselves in q manner to meet tie
appreciation of their Colonel aud the officers Of tie
transport, maintaining in all thing the beat order
and discipline.
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lo8 The English MiIls,,,f hfsafaS Tie hh'lr'
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THE GUNBoAT PENOBsC0T.

FEITtsf, tIti IT.sugy, -,OY. II IltI.
The rmboa' penobfco' Llt hesc By Messrs. e.
4. Carter & Co., was launched to-day
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the WAR FOR THE UNION,

The Rsten, attack On Our Pickles
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yEyER,L OF The yEF-TORE liTH MISSING
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CoWARpTCE OF REBEL CAVALRY,
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TIE ARREST Of MASON AND SLIDELl.
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THE ADVANCE OF REBEL PICKGIizS-
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General FPmOnfs Body Guard Rejected
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The following pensions were granted on the
18th inst:
j. D. Lock, corporal Company G., 18th Regiment
~ v, for hemorrhage OF the lungs, caused BY M
ir1,es received by fall; q per month. n: n.
Weucler private Company ], 81 Regiment Mo. Vol
uatcelg. for ride-bal through night knee, depr1yng
hm OF use Of the limbs 81 per month. John NJ. Van
= Colt p,iyate COMPANY b. I'd Regiment Wis. Volun-
teers, for ingunal hernia; total disability; - PEI
month. Hannah 5. Young widow OF Charles
Young frs!-clas5 musician 9TH Regiment Maine Vol
Untecrs; So Yer month
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LAND SURVEYS.

The General Land Office has just receive
the returns of survey for the following describes
ranehos IN California:
I. canada dc Salsipuedcs; confirmed to John Key
for SOS acres, on la PurissiIna River.
= Canada de Verde arroya de Ia Purissima; con
G,ned 10 Jose Antonio ayiso for S,9O5.S5 acres. o.
tic Pacific Ocean, between Porissima aad Iunita
Greeks.
3. Rancho tres oos De aqua; confirmed to Nicola
D0deIo for 1868 acres, near to the norh end OF th
BAY OF Monterey.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
Special Notices.

Episcopal Services viii be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, and
three P. NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
gerada 9emutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

couNTY FINANCES.-FrOm the reports of
The County Auditor and Treasurer, made up on
.bo first Monday of this month, and submitted
- the Board of Supervisors at the late special
.ossion. we make up the following statement of
,hs county finances, and the present debt Of
the county;
GENERAL FUND.
rosm,t Indebtedness Oct 7th,
5ate of last report. ..... S93, 173 O3
tn salares and appropriations
~ f.orn Oct to Dec. 2, 1861. 1886 81
To accruing interest, (estima' 49, ooo -
tad ........ ........... ,ZOO OO-S9oi i0Uo o.
pram,t warrants redeemed and
interest on the same. ...... 5,266 q
Do warrants cancelled ....... 900
q, cash balance in fund.-. 5,l36 30 10 40S IL
o.,.o, oeneral fund .sS7 900 16
INDECENT SICK FUND.
roam't Indebtedness Oct 7th 5,764 98
To apppropriatons from Oct.
7th to Dec. I'd. .... iS54 ~
To accruing interest, (eStlina-
~ ,edl dl....e...... 200 90 1888 5s
Rr warrant, redeemed and in
terest paid .............. 3,49i 43
Ry cash balance in fund ...... 1,2l3 5S- ALL O3
n.,t ofirdioent sick fund -. ...... 1924 85
Total county debt Dec. 2d...... .....Sl0l ,l47 81
There are no debts on any other funds. The
cash in the general fund.- at the date of the re-
mort. we presume, has since been paid out In
REDEMPTION of warrants.
THE HENNEss RoAD.-We conversed yes
terday with two gentlemen justin from Virgin
ia CITY. who came by the Henness route. From
them we learn there is no snow of consequence
on the road, and though the mud in places is
troublesome, the route is perhaps in as good
condition for travel as any other. The bridge
at the Truckee, however, was swept away, so
that there is now no means Of crossing except
in small boats and swimming horses. 1t is ex-
pected that a regular ferry will soon be estab-
Isbed at the crossing, and as soon as practi-
cable new bridge will be built. Mr.. Maus
saddle-train started out this morning for Vir-
Oinia CITY, and no detention is anticipated
except at the Truckee crossing.
THEMALICIous MISCHIEF CAsE.-The case
ofMichael and Daniel Comfy, and Michael Comfy
Jr. charged with destroying a portion of the
fence around the Catholic burial ground, was
tried before Justice Kendall last Tuesday eve
ming. There was no direct evidence, but cir
cumstances showed very conclusively that Dan
iel Comfy had hand in destroying the fence,
and he was found guilty. He was permitted to
20 at large, however, on his own recognisance,
and has left. His sentence has been postponed
until he is found. There being no evidence
against Michael Comfy and his son, they were
discharged.
COUNTY TREAsURY.-The quarterly report
Of the County Treasurer, submitted to the
Board of Supervisors at the late special ses-
sion, shows the following cash balances on
hand in the several funds, on the 9TH inst:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

DEATH OF A ANEvADAN.-Intell has
been received here Of the death of Mr.. John
Wonell, !or many years resident of Nevada.
He died at LockpOrt, New York, on the 18th Of
November, Mr. Worrell was one of the first
settlers Of Nevada, having come here early in
1850, but went east about year ago to visit his
relatives, who reside near Lockport. We are
informed that his health has been poor since he
left here, but he started to come back, got eight
miles, when he was taken down sick and died
IN few days.
BANCRoFT's ALMANAC FOR 1S62.-This
work, published by II. Bancroft & Co., San
francisco, contains, besides the usual astro-
nomical calculations, an interesting article on
the art of war, from the pen Of Gen. Halleck,
and a vast amount of statistical and other in
formation of the States and Territories of the
Pacific slope. 1t is bound in cloth, and makes
aneat little volumne of 100 pages. For sale
at Welch's book store, Commercial street.
The TELEGRAPH.-We learn from Mr.. Pat
tsOn, the operator Of this place, that the tele-
graph wires are again up and in working order
between here and Sacramento. The first dis
patch, since the storm, was received at three
o'clock this afternoon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

IHos. STARR KING Some of the interior
papers are indulgng in unjust filings at this
senteman. Speaking of his appeals to the
.nloheyed men to subscribe literally to the Ma
'l uonaI Loan, they spitefully insinuate that he
would do much better if he would indulge in
Example rather than precept, and show his
~!aIiy by taking portion of this loan. We
"Ould INFORM those journals that Mr.. Kings
example IN this matter has far outstripped his
peeepts. In the name of himself, wife, child
s;a sau sister, he has subscribed more to the Ma
fS -JH@ ! Loan than any other man in the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

New Muslcl just observation-disclosures is
the Battle over Napolatne; Our Good Ship Sails To-
Night; Never Kiss and Tell; Stripes and Starry
Blue; Happy be Thy Dreams; Our Good Ship Sails
Tonight My Tear; Cannot Call Her Mother Happy
be Thy Dreams; Dxie's Land; BY Dearest Love
Thee; Star spanged Banner; am Returning to Thee
Annie; Home that Lovej When the Streamet
Murmurs Sweet Rally for the Banner; on Again;
McClellan's Serenade; Elegy Brig. General Lyon;
Annie of the Vale: Care for Them Tenderly The Dy-
ing Soldier or Kiss Me Goodnight Mother The Land
of Washington; Harkl Hear an Angel Sing; Maj.
General McClellan's Grand March; Yankee Doodle
with variations; Contraband Schottische, American
Medley Douglas Funeral March; Snow Flake Waltz;
Cottage by the Sea. For sale by
A. p. CHURCH h co.
At the BROAD street Book Store Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

Under the administration of dIstIn-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals
well as in their private practice, with such complete
success as to have acquired the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty, and is held in the highest
esteem and is universally used.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

a. ine American Consulate at Messina reports
~ ~ presence there of an American three mast
,sSS sSSaS0oner, supposed on good authority to be
, 1861-04-06

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Perkins Nathan.
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Ratten CIV !,
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Prior EO
Pennington Rieh,
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