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command ard could with proprety express any opinion
as to conduct Of Com Soa Capt Fremont said that
he would return shore and determine, IN the ofthat
night, whether he would return the United States
main in the territory suggested TO him that proba-
BILE should have the entire command Of the forces shore
and afoat within few days that my assuming the
mand would Immediately communicate TO him my views and
intentions future operations. began TO feel
ceed in view OF the responsibility that was likely be thrown
upon by the sudden and unexpected departure Of Com
Sloat for the United States and Of being left among
aperaed people without men, money, provisions adequate
to the difficulties and dangers which seemed 10 obstruct my
way.


At this stage Of the proceedings the Court adjourned till
tomorrow