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LATE IsrELLIeENcE FROM CAPTAIN FREMoSr.--
Mr.. Joplin, at independence, Missouri, September
llh, direct from the Sacramento river left Captain
Fremont there on the 81 of April last Captain FIRE.
mont had received no news of the war, but was in
tending to remain where he was until he received
further orders from the United States, which were
daily expected. He, it will be remembered, was
ordered out of the country, but did not intend to
comply until he was ready.