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" To Com. r. F. SrocKrox, &c"


The paper put on record but returned 10 the
witness. lie then proceeded


Two or three days after Gen. Kearny withdrew left the
city OF the Angels for Diego where embarked my sailors ard
marines on board her respective vessels, having transferred
the ciVl government 10 Lieut.. Col Fremont and left with
hm ior the protection o the Territory the whole battalion
volunteers.


exercised no authority in the Territory after the final en-
oarcaon q my men, except that which induced by let
Ter which received from Lieut. Col Cooke, copy OF which
have not as u was Com Bdde but here is letter
rom Com bidde enclosing it, with my reply which will pro-
badly give proper view Of IT,


Here he witness handed the Judge Advocate paper.
Inc Judge Advocate stated that he thought the paper
material 10 the issue


ne witness and the counsel for the defence expressing
derent opni'n hc Court motion Of member clear
en W men tle Court was again opened


me Judge Advocate announced its decision TO be that the
paper be not received


Iom STOCKTON here said he had nothing say in
laion 10 the first iucrrogatory.


question: Did Lieut. Col. Fremont on you, on the
mght ithe 10Th January, s47 at quarters and il
So please state Tor what purpose he came, aud, nearly
possible, all That passed on that occasion


AHSDer thibk Lieut. Col Fremont 10 my quarters
on the evening Of the 10TH and believe consequence
OF my having sent to him TO receive his commission
as Governor During that interview think Lieut. Col Frc-
mont stated that nc had received letter from Gen. Keay
which he intended 10 answer the next day and think