The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
War Items.


We regret to learn that the Indian disturbances in
Yusatsn continue uuabated Within few days the in.
habitants Of Tohosuca have been mnssaored, with
scarcely exception.BeIize( Hon Observer Nov 81
An evening paper has the folio wing from Washing
ton correspondent SO Official intelligence ha, come,
Scott The difficulty Is believed to have arisen out Of
the Issue by ths commanding general of the general
order aganst tsppeared to bs the gene
General Worth alluded to OF the vain,
ceited and envious heroes General Worth addressed
very respectful note to General Scott asking frank
avowsl from him. whether he must consider himself OBJ
noxous to the reproof conveyed in that order General
Scott evsded direct reply, but answered thu note
General Worth respectfully repeated the request To
this second note General Scott declined giving q
specific and informed his correspondents that ne
could not hold himself responsible for the differences it
might please the officers to draw from his phraseelogy
General Worth thsreupon drew up statement of the
and himself and addressed 1t to the Secretary OF Was
with remarks of his to the I'M ustice with which
he had been treated and assuring the Secretary
but for his regard to the public service he should
charges against General Scott. This statement directed
appeal to the Secretary Of War; he sent unsesd
to General Scott requesting him to transmit it to Wash.
ington. General Scott refused to forward It, at the
quest Of General Worth, but forthwith put General w
under arrest and reported him to the War Department
for nsolence to his superior officer &, and to sustain
the charges transmits the statement drawn by Gen
Worth This is the gist of the controversy, have
from good authority | cannot undertake, of course,
to give tho exact language Of documents that have
never seen No doubt the papers will be called Tor by
that the government may recall Scott"
HONOR TO vALoR.
Col Garland, Lieut. johnson, and Lieut. Worcester,
introduced to the members of the Virginia House
Of Delegates, the 30th December. They were well
coined in speech from the Speaker Of the House.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The u. s. steamship Massachusetts,, Captain David
Wood, sailed Sunday last for Brszos st Jago with
army stores. Oficers-R Brmageon, first lieu. r A
Hart, second A. Lspg third do. Engineers-M L
pornebohm, chief; ii Larsen, second William Kelly
third.
The following is list of officers board the ship
Raah, which sailed on Sunday for thu seat Of war
Captain M. 8 Howe, Id Dragons, commanding
Captain w. T. A.pntb, lst artillery.
LIST Lieut.. g. ID. Hanson sth infantry, A. A c. s. and
adjutant of the detachment
LIST Lieut.. William Read, 5th infantry
Assistant Surgeon, l. II stone medical department
Also 400 its for the I'd artillery and 20 do for
the I'D drsgoon
The ship France left last night for Vera Cruz and
the schooner Henry Long. Capt Gomez, for Tampi-
CO. with msil-both loaded with government stores
The steamer Virginia leaves to-day at IL NJ fer Vera
Cruz with lot OF United States teamsters SO and
large mail ~ o. Picsyune, Dec 25
Mr. Blanton McAlpin, ex-Mayor Of Mobile, Is enden-
voripg to raise company Of troops in that city in the
Mexican war--N o. Pcsyune, Dee. as