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News FROM CART. FREMoNr AND BENr's FoRr
We have received communication, by which We
learn that Mr.. Joplin arrived at Independence Sep
tcmber llth direct from the Sacremento river where
ne left Captain Fremont on the Sd of April last
Captain Fremoat had received no news of the war
but was intending to remain where he was until be
received further orders from the United States which
were daily expected. Our readers will remember
that he was ordered out of the country, but did not
intend to comply until he was ready


Mr. Joplin was at Bents Fort on the 18th Au.
gust. General Kearney, and all of his troops, had
been gone some days. He met portion of Col
Prices regiment at Pawnee Fork, and Col. Price
himself at Pearl Spring, with the remainder of his
command. They were all in good health, and get.
ing on well. The Mormon battalion was at Cour-
Gil Grove on ,he2Oth August.


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