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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, lS47.


You will have noticed by the news received
by the last arrivals from Mexico, that serious
difficulty has arisen between General Scott
and two or three of his principal officers,
which has resulted in the arrest of Generals
Worth and Pillow, and Col. Duncan. The
exact state of the difficulties has not yet
transpired, or at least has not yet been made
public; but this may be taken as fact-that
there is deeply contrived political scheme at
the bottom, which will be made apparent in a
short time. Gen. Worth, when the war broke
out, was considered to be Wing, though in
previous years, while citizen Of Albany, or
one of the neighboring towns, he had at times
voted the Loco Foco ticket, and was warm
personal friend of Mr.. Van Buren,, for whom
he voted in 1910.
Private intelligence from Mexico states that
General Worth has all at once become fam
ing Democrat, and that scheme is on foot,
and has been for some time, the chief concoc-
tors of which reside in the States, to bring out
Gen. Worth as Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, for the express purpose of running
him against Gen. Taylor. Now, whatever may
be the result of the present troubles of our
army in Mexico, it will be found hereafter,
that political Presidential purpose was at the
bottom, or is in some way connected with it.
This information has been impaired to me
by gentlemen who are in possession of the
most full and authentic information respecting
affairs in Mexico. am not at liberty to state
who my authorities are. Future develop
ments will show that what I now say is we'll
founded. will write more fully hereafter
Ed. Cor. Of Boston AtlaS.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
oOth CONGRESS---1st SESSION.

SENATE-Thursday Dec. 30.-The bill ap-
propriating twenty five thousand dollars for
the purchase of the Madison papers was pass
ed.
Mr.. Cass from the Military Committee, NOV
ed to take up the bill for raising additional
troops to serve in the war against Mexico,
wherenpon an interesting debate arose, in
which several Senators participated.
Mr.. Calhoun opposed the motion, and desir
ed the discussion of his resolutions before the
Senate proceeded TO action on this hill.
Mr.. Cass thought the discussions of the
resolutions would have no practical effect on
the passage Of the bill. 1t was important to
the country to have the army increased with
out delay.
Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Berrien desired the
postponement though not opposed to granting
supplies. The latter thought the resolutions
of Mr.. Calhoun had an important bearing on
the amount of supplies to be granted.
Mr.. Allen strenuously opposed delay.
Mr.. Hale pronounced the war essentially
wrong in its origin and progress. He insisted
that the desire to propagate slavery was the
real cause of the war.
After further debate, the motion prevailed
-l9 to l9-the Vice President giving the
casting vote.
The bill was then taken up and read; soon
after which the Senate went into Executive
session, and adjourned to Monday.
HousE-Tkree anti-slayery petitions were
presented. The first was referred to the Ju.
dietary Committee. The others were laid on
the table. A reconsideration of the reference
was moven, which motion was laid over under
the rule.
After some other business the House ad-
iourned to Monday.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
From Mexico.

The steamer Portland, from New Orleans
for Vera Cruz, had an unusually rough pas
sage. One hundred horses were thrown over
board.
About twelve thousand men were on their
way from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico.
A train left Mexico on the 9th, for Vera
Cruz, under the command of COL Twiggs.
Gen. Scott had divided the army into brig
AIDES under the command of Gems. Smith and
Cadwallader, and Col. Riley. An order had
been issued to shoot all guerillas taken by the
American army.
The Monitor says that Paredes and Father
Jaranta had had an interview, and decided to
call for the Intervention of European powers
There was a rumor from Queretaro, that
Santa Anna had been declared Dictator.
MEXICO, Dec. l3, lS47.
A discovery was made on Thursday in the
Convent of San Domingo, in this city. Some
of the troops who arrived with Gen. Patter-
son were quartered there, and turning over an
old desk that was left in one of the rooms.
found it contained some $4,000 in silver and
gold This led to a farther search, and in one
of the cells large quantity of clothing and
ammunition was found, which was removed to
the Quartermaster's department..
The Monitor publishes decree from Senor
Rosa, the Minister of Justice and Ecclesiasti-
cal Affairs protesting against the sale of church
property in Mexico, except for the benefit of
the Mexican Government and the Church.
A short time ago the civil and military Gov
ernor prohibited the sale of any of this prop
erty, except by permission of the Government
of the United States, and Rosa's decree seems
to be intended to counteract the effect of this
prohibition. He. Rosa. pionounces ALI such
sales invalid and ofno effect, and speaks warm
ly on the subject.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Towed to sea 18th, ship Italy.
On the bar l7h ship Swanton reported spoken 18th,
by an arrival at York. Advertised barque California,
for York, night of Odd
MOBILE-Cld 2Sth, sch Aida, johnson, Atakapas
20th (not 2lst) ship Magnolia, llavre; barque st Ma
rys, Glasgow 22d, sch Boutwell,, Eiweli Franklin La.
Advertised, barque Weskeag, for Galveston, with des
patch.
Sailed from Hampton Roads, 1sth brig Geo w Rus
SELL Tin Baltimore,) Vera Cruz
PHlLADEIPHIA-Ar Both, brig Ocean Queen, fin
Boston. Cid barque Cumberland, Iscock, Apalachi-
cola sch Kinds, Perry Charleston.
NEW YORk-Ar 30tb, ship Harerave, Duncan, I'm
Orleans. Brig Wakuia, reported ar 29th, is now
said to he below.
PROVIDENCE--Ar Both, sch Caroline, Soule hence
via Edeartown.
NEWPORT-Ar 29h, sch Squire & Brothers, Fall
River for Virginia
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar Doth, brig Almra, Bachel-
der, Cutler, Me. (see disasters) and sid 30th
mas Panbhta, Pierce, Newburypor to load for Porto,
san Benjamin, Cove and Massasoit, Thompson, Bath.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 29th, sch Avon, Gushing,
Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH-Be Below 27th, schs Childe Harold,
hence for oson Florida, Parkers Head for do; Will
liam, Portland for do; 2Sth, Augusta, do for 10. Ar
2Sth, sch Westpor Kent, Rondout.
PORTLAND-Ar 3lst, brigs Emira, Sargent, Bon
aire; Neptune Basford Wareham to load for Cienue-
Cos scls Hurd, Brown, York; Sarah Frances,
Watts, Norfolk for Newburyport.
BOOTHBAY--Ar 29th, ba.que Mary Kendall,
Crocker, Frankfort for Havana.
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Boston, Jan. l, 3 o'clock P. M.

Boston, Jan. l, 3 O'Clock T. M.
MARKETs.-The market is steady for Flour
to- day, but rather quiet. We notice sales of
Michigan and Genesee common brand at SC,
SO 6,62, and extra and fancy brands at Sc,
rs per bbl, cash. In southern, there is
more doing for export, and sales of Fredricks-
burg and Howard street at $3.50 6,62 .
per bbl., mos.
The Corn market is rather quiet, and there
being considerable difference in the quality Of
yellow corn at market, there is a wider range
for prices. We notice sales of new yellow at
y soc as to quality, and old yellow prime at
S3 per bush. White at 6S zoe per bu, cash.
Lardis selinS at - Sc, and is in tair
demand. Beef dull at $40 for mess. Sugar
Cuba browns and yellows are selling in lots
to tina trade at l-2 LIE, as to quality, 6
months.
Oats-sales of northern at 81 SIC per bu,
cash. Rye-sales are making at 80 to csc per
bushel, cash.
Molasses-Sales sweet Cuba at 90 24c,
and Cuba Muscovado at 26c per gall mos.
There have been several lots of Pork re-
ceived from New Orleans, and some sales have
been made before landed at 1928 $25 per bbl
4 mos. FOR mess and clear, and some lots of old
mess at 1925 $l2,5O per bbl, 4 mos Um-
pire.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03

Rr We are indebted to PARKER NJ. REED,
Esq, for copy each of the Boston Post and
Times 10 hours in advance of the mail
Also to Messrs. RAcKLYFT & BEARcE. News
paber and Periodical Agents in Portland, and
Messrs. HOBBS and CHAMBERLAIN tor the Bos-
ton advertiser and AtlaS, and to Messrs. HOBBS
and CHAMBERLAIN for the Portland AdpeusSea
every day 10 hours in advance of the mail.
Also to Messrs. CHILD & Co. Express and
vers to Portland, for the Boston EUening Irau-
eAer 26 hours in advance of the mail.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
COMMERCIAL.

BOSTON, Dee. %, l547.
Fish-There have been further sales of large Goldfish
for shipment and 10 the trade at 81 ~ qt packed, and
80 #e qtl, loose. Small Goldfish dull. Demand for
Mackerequiie mtderate; sales of No ], and at So
$6, and S5 tP bbl, sash Four-The former active de-
mand in this article has been brought stand by the
unfavoabe ad vices by the steamer and since but very
little has been done. Holders, however, do not appear
disposed to yield, thinking from the more favorable
of the money market the other side that the
advices will he letter The sales have been small
at so aD 6 62a for Michigan and Gonesee, common
brands, the latter price being the most prevailing rate
the market being ye rather unsettled In Southern
Flour but very little dong. Gran-Adyces were rath
unfavorabe for Corn, and hut few sales have been
made. In prices but tte variation has taken place.
the stock particularly o old Corn, is much reduced.
salos of old Southern yellow e3c mixed Western at
7S IA soc new yellow a79 BIC, and white at II 10 72c
W bu, cash. Hay-Easten pressed is in fair demand
from, the trade and for So,herR markets at SD 10 SIS
R ton, cash. ProuisionsThe mark ct for all kinds is
rather dull. The supply o Pork being quits light, ahd
arge aIEixas daily expected, prises are nominal The
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
The correspondent of the Atlas says -

The correspondent of the Atlas says:-
I" am Informed that gentleman, formerly
Wing member of Congress from Maryland,
has received letter from a gentleman in
New Orleans, who was formerly Whig
member of Congress from Tennessee, in
which he states that he put the direct ques-
ton to Gen. Taylor, as to whether he would
accept the nomination Of Whig National
Convention, if made, and he said that he
would. will write you more upon Presi-
dental matters in few days. 1t is but fair to
state the Taylor feeling is pretty strong here.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Dec 80, 1917.

WASHINGTON, Dec 80, 1917.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of
the Hon. John w. Davis. late Speaker of the
House. "a Commissioner to Cdina, to take the
place vacated by the death of the Hon. Alex
ander H. Everett; also that of Col Rowan to
Naples to take the place of Col. Polk; also of
DR.. Niles to Sardinia.
Secretary Walker is still unable to attend to
the performance of his official duties.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered the
Plymouth to be repaired, as this vessel is to be
sent to China, shortly probably to carry the
new American Minister to the Celestial king
dom.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT st Jago, 9th ut sch Star, Stockbrdge, hence, 90
days
At Havana, llth inst, barques Roderc Dhn, Cooper,
for Mobile, 18th Sarah Boyd, Drumnond, diSe Rus
sia, Orr do Sarah l. Bryant, Gay do, Prospect Da-
Wis do Diligence, Woodbury., and lily Kelsey, Gray
waiting brgs Charles, Trott for Apaachicoia,
New York. Skofeld for Savannah, ready Motto, Has
ty, for Narel, do; Bilow. Lawrence, dscharglng;
Nickels, Nickes, do; Snawmut, York, do; Maria, In
graham, unc sch Niagara, Spauldng, for Ortigosa,
ready.
Ar at Matanzas, Cd inst, brigs Florna, Drnkwater,
Bangor 9Th, Jesse, Chase, Wscasset Sth, sch Lydia
Stover, Portland
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
Cassius M. CLAY.

CaSS1uS M. Clay.
1t will be seen by the papers that this gen.
tleman has at last returned to his home, after
many months Imprisonment in Mexico. He
was welcomed by the ringing of bells, firing
Of cannon, and all that belongs to military dis
play. This reception must have contrasted
strangely with the scene witnessed in the same
city few n onths before Mr.. Clay went to
Mexico, when his Office was mobbed, and
when all that saved his own life was the fact
that he was too i'll to defend his rights.
Mr.. Clay made speech to those assembled
to welcome him, and said, among otter things.
that he had ever acted according to the honest
convictions of his heart, that if he had erred,
his errors had been the result of those convic-
tions. He said his political views remained
the same that they always had been
We speak of this because Mr.. Clay has been
severely censured for his course. Many have
shown disposition to withdraw all confidence
from him as an enemy to slavery from princi-
pie, because he has volunteered to carry on
the war. Doubtless his course has been in
consistent, yet we think there are many ex-
tenuating circumstances, many things that are
calculated to influence his mind, which have
no force on our own, and therefore we think
we should be charitable towards him. and
make allowances for him that we would not
make for man here at the North. Cassius
M. Clay has done too much, has shown his
fidelity to the principles which he has es-
poused in too many dark hours, for us to mis-
trust him and anathematze him for one mis-
step. He has said that he believed that by
volunteering for the war he could gain an in
huence with the Shareholders that he could
gain IL no other way. For it would show to
them, that while opposed to slavery, he was
no enemy to the South-that while he was
friend of the slave he was equally the friend
of the master; and thus he should be able to
do mere than he could possibly accomplish in
any other way. He seems to have reasoned
that the end sanctifed the means, or rather
not to have contemplated the guilt of the war
and examined t as he should have done still
we say, do not cast him off from Your conf
dence, but welcome him again to his old posi-
ton, and if there is anything in his course THAI
needs forgiveness let it be forgiven and forgot
ten.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ls.

Hay-Prices have rather improved, and we notice
sales Of prime Western al H. and Eastern at II % P
ton. Limr-No fui iler cargues have been received, {,
and the transactions confined to small 0ts at 81 10
10 25 for Camden and Thomaston. Freghts-The
Freight market Is extremely dull, and the only foreign
engagements balqne for Nlarseiles at a round
charter, and ship for Havre at lc for Cotton.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
New York, Jau. l, l o'clock P. NJ.

There is no later intelligence from the scat
of war. Business is almost entirely suspended.
Everybody, seemingly, avail themselves OF
the occasion, and mske it indeed "happy
new year.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03

ty We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of the Concert Of
Mons. and Madame Canderbeeck and Mr..
Squires at tie City Hall this evening.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
DISASTERS. &C.

Hrg Amra, Barheder, FIN Cutler for Fail River, put
into HoImes's Ilole .9lh ut, with loss of deckoad If
lutls.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
SpOKE EN-.

SPOKEN.
Dec IT. off Gun Key Light, seen ship Swanton,
FIN Orleans for London.
Dec 90 lat 90 "a, Ion 70 43, ship Rome, Manson, I'm
N Orleans for Cowes.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03
2 o RI o + B A L III i.
SATURDAY. JANUARY

Ship Forest King, (new, about 1000 tons) Thompson
New Orleans-Brig Chas Henry, Bishop, Havana.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03

sY'The following is a recent order of Gen.
Scott. 1t alludes undoubtedly, to Generals
Worth and Pillow. Troubles thicken in the
army. We should not be surprisedif the Ad-
ministration should make them an excuse for
the recall of Scott and the appointment OF
some tool of its own to the command.
HEADQUARTERS OF TKE ARMY,
Mexico, Nov. II, 1S47. )
The attention of certain officers of this
army is recalled to the foregoing regulation,
which the gencral-in is resolved to en-
force so far as it may be in his power.
AS vet but two echoes from home of the
brilliant operations Of our arms IN this basin
have reached us, the first in a New Orleans,
and the second through a Tampico newspaper.
1t requires not little charity to believe that
the principal heroes of the scandalous letters
alluded to did not write them, or specially
procure them to be written; and the intelli-
gent can be at no loss in conjecturing the au-
thors-chiefs, partisans, and pet famiiars.-
To the honor of the service, the disease-pu-
riency of fame, not earned-cannot have seized
upon half dozen officers (present) all of
whom, it is believed, belong to the same two
coteries.
False credit may, no doubt be obtained at
home, by such despicable self-puffings and
malignant exclusion of others, but at the ex-
pense of the just esteem and consideration of
all honorable officers who love their country,
their profession, and the truth Of history
The indignation of the great number of the
latter class cannot fail. in the end, to bring
down the conceted and the envious to their
proper level.
By command of Major Gen. Scott
II. L. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03

stock of Beef is large and transactions quite moderate
Sales of good Western and Eastern Mess at $0 mos.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-03

IMMATURE ALnIANAC--Jan. 3, Is4s.
Hi9H WATER. SUN. DAYS.
10 Is NOR 10 45 ev. r. 738 s.43l length 81
n New Moon, 9Th, O'Clock rs minutes Morning.
g" First Quarter 18th, 7 O'Clock min. MOI ning.
2 } Full Moon, 2Mh oc'ock, 26 minutes Morning
= : Last Quarter, 28th, O'Clock 10 min. Morning.
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