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? COLONEL FREmosr.--A letter from Monterey on
the Pacific TO the editor of the Alexandra Gazette,
contains the annexed notice OF our interesting young
countryman, Lieut.. Col. Fremont The letter is
dated July 20: 20 ..m -. t11H


"CoIonel Ffemonps party arrived here yesterday,
having had some pretty hard fighting with the
Mexicans and Indians. They number about TIVE
hundred, and are the most daring and hardy set OF
fellows ever looked upon. They are splendid
narksmen, and can plant bullet in an enemy's
head with their horses at full galop. They never
think Of eating bread, bat live upon meat all the
time. They never sleep in a house, but on the
for pillow, and rife by their side. should like
10 give you some more minute account Of them, but
time will not admit" 't