New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-05
Late md Important from Mexico
THE COURT or INQUIRY.
AuersrA. Monday. Nh 3.

Augusta, Monday. April 3.
The Overland Express has arrived with New
orleans papers OF the 29h ult and an extra PenyHas
issued on that day Containing dates from Vera Cruz 70
the 18th Ill and rom the Capital 70 the 2lst
renewal Of the Difficulties between Gems seott ana
Worth had taken place Mr. Trst had been retained AT
the Capital IS witness against Gen scott ouI VIII cave
for the United States when the Cour. Of Inquiry surns
Gen. Twiggs and a number Of other officers have ar
rived AZ New Orleans
Governor Of Vera Cruz. A.,
No more supplies necessary are 10 be sent 70 the
interior, in view OF the immediate Withdrawal oil the
troops. IA ...,o. =, ,ho
palace an the l6h The next day after a short private
session The Court announced that II would proceed WIN
s seberatoBs Gen Scott asked what persons were ac'
cused by what parties, and what subjects were 70 oe IN
veseated The order for assembling the court was tneu
read II reoures the investigation Of the charges prefer
red by Gen Scott against Gen. Pillow and duncan Aso
the complaints OF Gen Worth against Cen scott ana ue
sgns;e time and place OF meeting and he DINER pre-
lminanes, ..,
CEN scott said that he desired all the parties interested
should be present. particularly Gen. Duncan, as ms re
marss would concern him. He also inquired whethei
any other persons were embraced In the order as accused
parties The Court, after deiheratng privately LOT nA
an bou- replied that no other parties were accused zen
scott made short speech in which he spoke ieelnsy
his hsvng been converted into prisoner ~ aIse WI
at distance from bis country struck down from DIS hs'
comma1t and found himself placed as chief criminal, AM
the accused before the sccusers. ,,
The President sad that the remarks must not iniIng
the rule, OF the order convenng the Court Gen scot
then resumed sna on the conclusion OF his speech IN
Court adjourned. 49,, q.
The next day the President Judge expressed his real
ness 10 investigate the charges OF Gen. WORTH ven
Scott said ready to listen TO whatever charges hA
been made against him. ..,-
The Judges then read letter from Gen. Worth, statn
that for the welfare of the service he wished to Wihdra'
the accusation made in his appeal against Gen. scott
After this had been read the doors were coseo' an
when reopened, the Judge announced the DETERMINATION
to suspend proceedings. .,,u A.,
Gen Scott then requested the Court TO proceed IN h
case Of Gen. Duncan Thereupon the Court organized 10
the OF this Gen. Scott INSISTED upon IN
reading of the documents relating to the charge sgAhs
Gen. Duncan. This the Court refused .
Gen. Elbow expressed the determination 10 Vnhleav
himself the Court ordered the charges preferred by Zen
Scott fo' trial. Ito.
The next day It WAS decided TO take up the accusation
preferred against Gen. Duncan ~ Gen. scott. i"
charges were embraced In the accusation Inc nlsl wa
violation Of the Army Regulations, which proh'olea VI
publication of letters In relation to military opersuoh'
and the second consequence OF some facts ASSERT
BY Duncan In letters written by him and his answers
the charges. -. ~,
Gen. Scott then withdrew his accusations against pu
can. - 100.
Cen Pillow stated that be would reply to the accuse
tons OF Gen. Scott. ,,, .
The steamer Palmetto was wrecked near Alvarado
the 25th.