New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

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perhaps in view q tn. numbers the vaief snd
proves Of the army held 5y 81 American soldier
.ines tbs dsy, Of Washington. Nor ". ibi. sllI
before the Court and informed tina; Of the parties
as4ins, whom specific charge VAS preferred BY bin has
been acquitted and rewarded tsfors sts by he hih.st
constitutional authority Of county The secusef h.d
become the aecussr the JsdEe the crimnsL Deeply
wounded continued the general, pause, but not
for iden-they crowd upon not for want q fsns-
nv feelings deep for uttersnee; but vish. Mr.
bow IN a.ferenee TO the opiniou Of the Court
The President ia reply stated ths, the remarks we're
infrnrng upon the rules Of the order. and Gsn Scot
immediately resumed MS sat Wher.apon III. President
declared The court adJoarned until tomorrow motainf
We and IN e Noni.Or Repss4sano OF the I'm, one
days later proceedings WHEN we translate. as they are
Of Importance
the members OF the Court Martial again embed
bsux present Scott, With his sIa- Gems Worth AID
Pillow Col Duncan, and many other officers Of "a. army
TIE judges after having been eonttuec according r-sa
aon expressed their readiness 70 The charges
Of Gen Worth against Geo Scott The latter ross snd
stated tha; he there 70 listen 20 wht mad cen sesea
sgainsi him he hsn produced ietter Ehish y per
Of Lieut. Col D1nesn stating That he DID no. eonsier
the Court tribunal % examine sld decide upon any or
al the charges that had been broush asln't him Al
Ibis point he interrupted y the Judge Advocate
y DO read the following letter
HEAuQUARrEss o. THF gsI DwlsloS,
TtcUBaY, ,Msrico) Mach Il, Is45. :
slR-u tho u ny appssl .Easf Gee. Scott the
Comusacsrin Chic u the srmy the President b., rsn
NOW OF the service wish therefore. Withdraw the
seesss,ions made 10 ny appeal sgsinst MAJ Gen Scott
/ Ihsve the horor 70 be your mos. o. Z servant,
To Gen Y TowsoN. Prsst Court q Irvs.tlEstion.
ARR his letter hsd been perus.d By AL the doors Of
the Court were closed When the Court reopened he
\ judge Advocate announced that he had determined
suspend proceedings for the moment tnd that n ne
nad objection he would TX motions. rules,
lie Gen sc0tt opposed this decision, on account oi
the trouble which lie taxing down IN writing Of TIE
nteriocut0ry questions thsf might be started N The
sequel Of tie invesligation would occasion Shsn the
prOpos-d That the case should 10 suspended and
[ ~. - - "a Nram lsg
scott then requested that the Court should tske down
Of his observations, that they might appear on
tie rscord a. well others which he about %
make whch the Court refused. lie then demanded Of
The Court IN order 70 time q proceed with the case
Of Lieut. Col Duncan for whioi he was prepared At-r
some made by the Cour Gen scott repeated that
his Object pressing the matter wAs 70 save time The
Gen. Scott aud take soEniSance " that Of Col
Duncan for which it not specially prepared Gen
Scott insisted upon reading docum-ut rel.tng = The
ehsTEss against Col Dunesn which the Court refused 10
admit. 49,,
lowed TO yindicsie himself aud SAID that he was more
anxious hs there every probability Of peace being
established that he entered the service BY virtue Of
law which IN case Of peace would require n. nmeaiae
DEPARTURE and tha, II hs defence wefrput on might -
extended 10 longer period than he would Wish 70 remain
his present po.on be hoped the Court woud proceed
with the Of Col Dancan.
The ordered that the Of Cen Scott should BE-
deferred until the following dsy, ard decided 70 90 on
with the case Of Col Duncan Thereupon Grn. scott
proceeded to make two charges;
let violation of the Army regulations which prohibit
the publication Of letters dispatches not published By
authority relating ~ military operations
"a Some facts by Col Duncan in the letter and
the answer Of that officer 10 the charges.
Having concluded Gen Scott withdrew his scensat on
against Col Dsucau, aud did the same with regard to Cen
Pillow THE general stated he would Notwithstanding,
reply the accusation made BY Cen scott that he nan
liberated placed under arrest by Gen Scott pre-
yions to bis having been tried
We extract Ina following items from the Am>ycrn Star
Of the ith inst "a interesting although they not ss
late a have previously received.
Our regular files came through last night from the inie
rior States
out strongly knife Il has whatever
The Gusdsaara paper talks also of and requests the
the different scsdes 70 take the names Of all VINO are can
orous for H. snd also how many aud how much prop
erty they have carry tie had better propose 10
put them ia the army If he wishes to silenc7 them
La Pafrtota Of Agusscalientes hot the ques
ton aud from article against peace, should
think It was blowing hotter" II Is surprised to hear
persons Of hsh standing and intelligence ssy Tint the terms
of the late treaty honorable TO Mexico
Zaca-cas quiet enough, - far a. the papers indicate
ar are bus,ius themselves with State legislation rather
The Moreia papers are filled with remarks relative
to Alvarez and Osguitel They talk Of neither peace
The Durango Regsisr is fall Of procsmations and
oonGnde'ss gensral's" Not word n from Chihoahua
The Union IL the Of paper recently started
10 San ISIS Potos the first copy Of which, bearing date
the 4th inst is nov before
The Union contains account Of numerous eNcesses
committed by the reyoutonsis friends Of the revolu
tonery Governor The paper says On the night OF he
Of Vioia the Jurisdiction OF Santa Maria del RIO STAT
ing party Of the feyoutoEss from the Silence had
bling everything they could had, and sins NE aniInas
they could take away Is is stated that the Governor
towns bal to pursue aad ehsstise those criminals who
under the name 81 pronuReadof. have ofgAnized them
letter written from the Project Of the Rio Verde,
gVes accOgnt Of exped ton sgznst the rebels duf
which fight ensued and several wounded priionefs
hsd been brought in. The families OF the rebels were
kew'e marched in their huis burnt AID their PROVISIONS
&c destroyed.
GTw PsRgprs-The Union says asst night and Ibis
morning report has been cunen, that evolution was
which have circulated on TIN. point are uuiounded
and only given out By those who wish 10 an out
bress and VINO take every oppoonity TO alarm me GU
good prsext for their fayorte object But assured
that ,hs General is coming 20 this Ci without any revo-
that has been announced and that returned without,
disturbing the public trsr qlillity.
subject Of the advsnce u Paroles TO San Luis
have received toe following letter;
SAN LUIS PoTosI. March 8-Gea Paroles appeared yes
tsIday few leagues from this city, with te object "a
confidently asserted Of making pronunoiauento of the
farther prosecution Of the Bot no hnoeTsd from
doing so hy the Commsnoant General having adopted
that Paroles could enter the city snd
port he has away eId what IL exactly the
il not perfectly known Ard " usual reports are sband'
ant.
Brig Gen. KRARSEY arrived IN New Orleans on the
29,h ult hs way fro ST. Louis to The City Of Mexico
MAEISE DfsAsrFR.-The ship Harrisburg. Capt Mat
thews, from Boston arrived Yesterday in "a days Ine
captain ports the loss Of the shp Brewster Capt Thsch
e. from New orleans bo1no 10 sosiCn WITH iG cargo,
shout 600 bales OF cotton She had 81 nogshssds Of
30o bales Of hemp saved 10 damaged eoncti0
The Harrisburg passed hs Brewster on the Caryfort
Reef and the reported that he ashore the
18th inst The ship had broken mp and total loss
All the cargo that could be saved placed on board al
wreckers and taken Key West The Of the Brew
ster arrived In this city on board the Harrisburg
". o. Picsyune, 5Oth.
LYscHGNc N OPELoUsAs-Ths Opeotfsas LA Ga-s,fe,
Of the I'D Inst contains the following account Of the
lyncbiusi0f a negro in that placs
On Monday last oored mar named jess, well known
having been several toais running 10 nay
ration, arrested tor debt al Washington by tbs Con
stable Of that place. and sent 70 al. 10 village. About
o'clock in the evening while their way here, several
men, among whom with their faces blsc ked
attacked the prisoner and viii ped him most unmerciul
~ and after having done this they let their victim GO
jess then walked up town and put into jail and
the next morning he found dead in his cell We hope
that Justice will be done in thiI
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~ We have the best authority for stating that
the Editorial in the Pladspa Ledger Of Saturday last,
npon the rights the Senate 20 Keep secrets
nvolae, and punish for contempt IN refusing
10 answer questions written by RUSSELL JARVIS ESQ
OF this City, and not by DR.. FEAScIs j. GAusD OF wash
ngton. Mr. Jarvis is the principal contributor 70 the
editorial columns OF the Ledger and not DR.. Grund.
TIE REPORTED TRAsEDT on BOARD TIVE MAC /
EofA-A paragraph appeared in the BsefiH and in hs