The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

despa.eb which nevertheless known to Mr. Tnst, ant
,hs eh BeM Yaef yos a the
the very oesons ,nd DIS
gust TIE latter sesm ,dm to sfS SGds
ne me Of debating an whenever be thought
pe g p@e he oontened that and place for the eoncn
Of it had properly been left ofhe discretion Oh he oom
ma4alns Msrey letters to Gen Scott that while the
proper NJ M after having concluded nd, treaty with
Mexico which treaty being Elm m ny e at os
inform Gen Scott Of fact. and demand in the name Of
the en scott IN h letter to M | Justice
the diplomatic talents and IAN q of tG the ae Depa
en another Maai Danton and ST. lust and who be
thinks ought to carry travelling III b ceresnon
encs WIZ NJ il t %e H hd m fa al he
in the field It impossible Cen Scott to find more more
ss found s Mr. T Eso os @ CEN
Scott In addition to this they are 50 prox tfa hGd
them over to his aids who 10 him their con-
tents on the march from Jaapa to Puebla. s...
toy to PERSUADE General Scott that disFese s to him
was was wrong IN eians forWaa M uchanans aspach
to the Mexican Government The Secretary Of War in.
Communicated to him if he had epudiated Mr.
Ts Towards the end he informs him that his request
deemed consistent with the exgences of the public service.
Of which he should be informed at the proper time
against Gsnf1a and t demand Of the latter of
tons and ISLANDERS against the commander of the Mr.
Marcy in his letter General Scott of the 18th January,
on his e change sa o. o as I
appeal OF an inferior officer from the decision of his superior
cause if such appeals punished insubordnaOns
would eventually debar them from asking for redress of
objects also court martial now, when many officers
are wanted in the field perhaps in active operations against
all the for the present. and ntmang that before
that court General Worth were to fail to make out his
he
convened to try Worth on SCOTS charges.
with he s @ 1t e ens % 3
the grounds OF defence taken by the Secretary Of War My
.a ana aG% e
Of The public and less hostile to Gen Scott many if no, al
regard General Scott he left W abingdon and such
Junction with the successful General or separately and dis
nc from him. General Scott the head Of the army had
who had but two of with mone to propose
the other to sus The his
with the accomplishment Of this design 1t is certainly an
fienee with Mr. Tns concerned that Mr. Trst now held
Y the zane low e estimation by those n who sent him IN which
had made his appearance at his headquarters
-H>s
BY ssa @
captain in the navy from 5th Of February, 1913
Tgethy Benbam, obe commandcrin the navy. from
George H. Pebe to be lieutenant in the from 9th
Thomas b. Huger, to be lieutenant in the navy, from oath
William w. Russell to be first lieutenant in the marine
corps, from the 18th of November 1847.
j. Hartley Strickland, to be second lieutenant in the
rne corps from the 22d of March, 1S48.
Henry Hunt and Daniel b. Martin, to be chief engineers
IN the navy, from the 14h OF May, 1S47.
Samuel Btton Bennett to be Eavy for the port of
LAM O@eegs.~yVilam n Whitehurst. receiver of pub
ic moneys at w asngton, Mississippi, re-apponted.
Richard Whiting register of the land office at Tuscaloosa.
A labama-re-apponted.
John s. Howe register of the land office at Augusta,