History and Biographical Record of Monterey and San Benito Counties, and History of the State of California - Containing Biographies of Well-Known Citizens of the Past and Present; Historical #230319

District of the South — Fremont's Battalion Mustered Out — Fremont Ordered to Report to Kearny — Returns to the States with Kearny — Placed Under Arrest — court-martialed — Found Guilty — Pardoned by the President — Rumors of a Mexican Invasion — Building of a Poit — Col. J. B. Stevenson Commands in the Southern District — A Fourth Of July Celebration — The Fort Dedicated and Named Fort Moore — The New York Volunteers Company F, Third U. S. Artillery, Arrives — The Mormon Battalion Mustered Out Commodore Shubrick and General Kearny Jointly Issue a Proclamation to the People Col. R. B. Mason, Military Governor of California — A Policy of Conciliation — Varela, Agitator and Revolutionist, Makes trouble-overland Immigration Under Mexican Rule The First Train' — Dr. Marsh's Meanness — The Fate of the Donner Party.