From Me Ciaeiaaqii Chronicle.

IT. FREM0NT's EXPEDITION TO OREGON

 AND CAlIFOPNIA
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The recent expedition of Lt Fremont, uil- der the direction of the War Departments, is one of the most daring among modern trav- elels. IL was not only an expedition to Or egon, but it was the crossing of the North American Andes, ia the midst of Winter,- feat far exceeding the passage of the Alps. by the aneent'or modern warriors.

 h the annual report of the Topographic cal Department, there is a brief sketch of this journey. It has none of its romance, but contains an outline of what was done. which may be enough to excite an interest

 Tn the narrative, which we hope It. Fremont will hereafter give the public,

 This officer left Westporl, Missouri, on the lst of June, 1843. His route from there was first to the mouth of the Kanzas, iss.cnce nP that stream to the Republican Fork which was pursued to Longs Peak. This, with two other lofty stmmits. are spurs or shoots from the gigantic range of the Rocky Mountains. Longs Peak Is called from Col Long, now of the U. s. Typographical Corps, who was Il the head of the most iln- Portant and advantageous exploring exped- Ion winch had visited that country sanca the day ot Lewis and Clark. fds peak is effo- neously stated in the Typographical report. and enormously printed in lhe maps, al l2.- 3a0 feet n height lts real height is l5.001 feet. Chs we have l5am Col. Long him seli, wha surveyed il. The head ol tlc issiS, syii'4 those oi its giaal aeighb9rs, r.ses above the region of p55F5t4ial snow, and taair iFazea bFoWs defy tae meItius rays of ihe Wa1mest sun. tlese ht Fremont arrived ea the lils ol July On inc lith, be Was al the Arkansas rieef, 8, ;lle mouth ol Fa4al.se f#t htesi tse crossed tas mountains at tfa south Wtsl fass. and descended inla tAa xal.sEes taae AsslesH ehinHasla. d.his is aaa z. t.4e most remarkable spots ea eszsh. lisse. ai an aasle formed hs she l.ae die.4sHs Mex leo from f1e uui.ea sates. an.i iha ha4l Na.efs fl tae AEkaasass la lAa Hlsass4s If sl.se Ne5laega taslss, aze fas fauaiaiA sas.asz and teaghss ef some af tts e5ea.s-t fleaT.