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CAPT. FREMoNTs EXPEDITION N.-Yesterday Jacob
Crum, and several other men, who went out with
Capt Fremont, his late expedition returned to the
city Crum, we understand, Of the hunters for
the party and complains much Of the tyranny and abso
utesm Of Capt Fremont He also disagreed with Capt
+. about his wages. He left Capt Fremonts party
where in the territory belonging to the Chayenns
three days after Captain Crum departed eighteen others
loft Some OF the eighteen, being sick, discharged
md others being dissatisfied refused to 60 further
Those who returned make loud complaints othe rgor Of
The Captains discipline and say that many others Of his
we're dissatisfied; but their statements must be Ia
ken with many grains Of allowance From the mate


aIs Of which mis- party composed, vigorous disc
pline was, doubt, requredt bring them into due
subsection, without which the ends and purposes Of the
expedition could not be aceompllshsd-Sf Lews Rsp.
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