New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Proceedings of the Court of Inquiry-Rencwal
of the difficulties between Generals scott
and WOrih-Gen. Scott coming home-Ar-
rival of Gen. Twiggs.

| Proceeding of the Court Of Inqury-Rencwal
| of the difficulties between Generals scott
! and Worih-Gen. Scott coming home-Ar-
rival of Gen. Twisss.
| From the ". o. Picayune, Goth ult.
| By the arrival OF the steamship New Orleans
Capt Aud we are ia the possession OF dates from the
City Of Mexico 10 the 2ls inst and from Vera Cruz 10 the
25.h inst The is interesting. although portion
will be resd with regret We aluce 10 the renewal Of
difficulties between Generals Worth and Scott spoken Of
/ Ia letter from Vera Cruz correspondent.
The New Orleans sailed the evening Of the 2Sth inst
and arrived yesterday morning We suolon list oil her
passengers.
| Gen Twsrs U. s. A.; George Hillman, Dr. J Psr.hsll
aud SON Capt Berry. Massachusetts Vounteers Dr. g. b.
Dragons; Capt j. s. simonson, Mounted Rifles; Lieut.
Col p o. Hubert, Major Kirby, Mr AdIlch, MsJ Turn
Humphries. Lieut. Adams. P Be'aneon, Il Besape99u,
Lieut. J. p Miller, Maj u. Bryan u. Boim, w y Hyde,
Mounted Men Lieut. Brooks, A A. a. O. Capt. Bpile,
u s A.; Lieut. Mcdonald A B. G.; Capt Walker y. y
Hammond Capt Leslie Chase and lady, Prof Rssy and
two sons Mrs Rsley, Non. Psrsloe, Mr. Anderson, Mr.
Dennis lady ard three children, Mrs Estnue and t~o
children Capt Duperu Louisiana Mounted Men; Lieut.
Hill 4h Artilery Dr.. DeLeon, o. a.
Capt McAlpin's company Of volunteers and number
OF recruits arrived at Vera Cruz on the pam.
An ARRAY took place In the streets Of Vera Cruz on the
23d between an italian and Spansrd, In which Of
them dangerously stabbed with knife
We understand from officers who came over In the Or
leans yesterday, that orders were received from head
quarters TO dispatch supplies 10 depots between the CITY
of Mexico ard Vera Cruz for the Of the army which
might withdraw in May. This is Of precaution
AIRY measure adopted in the treaty should be ratified
by the Mexican Congress 1t do 10 HARM OF COURSE
as the troops not WITHDRAWN, the supplies can be
used by the trains from time 10 time going up
orders received 10 stop the supply OF clothing TO be
sent up by the big train, the immediate wants OF the
soldery had been supplied by contracts In inc CITY OF
Mexico.
The mail from Mexico arrived at Vera Cruz the
morning of the 2lst usual correspondence from the
City Of Mexico has not yet come 10 hand We append,
however letter from Vera Cruz and one from Mexico
the latter containing the proceedings Of the Court OF In
curry; MI.
VERA CRUZ, March p, lSi5.
The mail is just in from the City Of Mexico, bringing
dates to the 2ltt inst The difficulties between Gen scout
and Gen Worth have been renewed and Mr. TTiit IL 10
Santa Anna is coming down to this place to embark i'm
Gen scott will come down from Mexico soon as the
Court Of s6ouns and leave for the United States
The man Clark convicted of the murder OF Guerrero
who was TO have been executed yesterday, has had his
sentence committed totweny years imprisonment ahard
Thsve learned on the best OF authority, that
supplies than absolutely necessary for the immediate
the army will be sent to the interior In view OF an
immed withdrawal Of troops Such Informed,
the orders rscsived by this mornings mail from
Mexico.
Special Correspondence OF tho Picsyune.
CRY OF MEXICO, March IS 1913
EDS PIcAYuSE: The Court Of lnquiry held short Sc
session the Palace MONDAY last 18th inst bat
your reporter unable to CLEAN anything which trans
pred farther thst the meeting called for the
purpose Of arranging preliminary business and that
an order adopted requiring reporters for the public
press to furnish their and evidences OF RESPONSE
bty to the Court; sftst which. motion for adjourn
nent, TO meet again this morning tor general business
In accordance with adjournment the Court rea,sebled
this mornins-all the members being present After sit
ting short time in private session the Courtroom
thrown open Cen Scott entered accompanied BY Col
Hitchcock. Inspector GEM Capt H. H. Scott; A A. G.i
Lieut. T. Williams A. ID G. and other officers OF the Gene
rails staf
adu In
tons.
Gen. Scott and said that at the proper time he
would ask of the Court what 10 Do before the
Court accused parties and what subjects designed to
| investigate.
The Judge Advocate was desired by the President to
read the orders for the assembling Of the Court the FIRST
of which was as folows:
War Department, Adjutant Generals ofiee,(
WAsHIS6Tos, Jan. IS, 1913.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2-The following order, received
from tbs Secretary OF War Published for the Informs
tion and guidance Of the officers concerned;
WAR DEPARTMENT. Jan. IS, Is4s.
By direction OF the President of the United States,
Court OF Inquiry to consist OF Brevt BRIG Cen Towson,
T. w. Butler Sd Dragons, members, will assemble IN
Mexico TO inquire and examine into the charges and
ale cations preferred by Msj.r General Winfield Scott
sg.nst Msjor General Gideon j. Pillow and Brew Lieut..
Col james Duncan, Captain Of the "a REGIMENT Of Art
By way Of appeal by Brew Ms Gen. w. J. Worth Colo
nel OF the 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, against Mai Gen.
Winfield Scots and also into any matters connected with
the well such other transactions be sub
mted TO the consideration OF the Court and AFTER inves
gail1g the the Coart Will report the facts In each
together with the opinion thereon, for the nsorma
tion of The President
The Court win convene on the 18th day Of February
next thereafter practicable in the Cssde OF
PeToe in Mexico, where II will continue 70 hold It's sit
qae the place 70 be changed, in which the Court s
adthozss 70 acoure from place 10 pace circumstances
may render necessary In order that no embarrassment TO
the service may be occssioned by its sessions
Should OF the members named ia the order be
vented from aitendins the Court will proceed w. aud
continue the business before IT, provided the number
Of members present be within the limitation prescribed
Fist Lieutenant R.chsrd P Hammond Sd Artillery Is
appointed 10 act as Judge Advocate and Recorder Vt the
Court
Ia case the Judge Advocate and Recorder should be pre-
vented from attending unable 10 dsebsrss the duties.
the Court authorized appoint other proper per
ne, r. s'' wM. L. MARCY seerstsry Of Wa
By order. X. JONES, Acjusant General.
Ths Judge Advocate remarked when be had conclud ed
the reading OF the above order that there had been another
order issued from the DepaFtms four days subsequently,
bat thst differed fon the just read only the sub
ler and himself as Judge Advocate in lisa Of Lieut. Ham
mond.
his desire at the Of the prOceeding
that all the interested parties shoald be n the
souIt, though be cid not deem this 81 s inais pensabs
He would lie perfectly satisfied with any order rule
that might be sdopsed by the Ccart that particular
tieaisry refer 70 Lieutenant Colonel Daaesa h. d.rea
that that officer, ell others should bs present.
az, osssr, .sessss from IS..iG Ss srn' GeSsra
Pillow AID Lisu,en.n, Colonel Duncan wee sm.
braesd In the order read BY the judge AaV0cafs
eused pzTes Geo s did not have the slightest desire 70
enbsrfass retsri the proceedings Of the Court he
II would materially enghen bis r1th the courss he
should dsem proper 20 u he could bs Informed a
the impression CT the court in that particular
The Court wishing time for delibefaron the room
cleared Tor the space Of hs hour upon being TO
/ opened the following decision rendered
4" That the oonfpci o. Mai Gen Pillow and Brevet IL
Col Duncan viii uHdsr the order be investg gated a. M
their conduct 10 involved In the charges preferred
against them BY Msj, Gen- Scott and also tie Court viii
Jasmine into the merits Of the plant Of Breyot Mi5f
Gen. Worth sg.rst Msjor General Scott: and no Other
psrtes are before the Court under ortsr known
& Cosrtr a 4.a sra.at I'D -. I.r.
Tho court also Informed Msior Gen Scott that al the
pstiss 10 which The der referred would present In
court morning AZ the hour Of mretirg
Gsn. Scogt here and That the Court mi sht
well conceive bow much, ho~ deeply, he had been