New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
BIZ POM Express to The Tribune.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Proceedings OF the Court OF Inquiry-Renewai
of the difficulties between generals scott
md Worih-Gen. scott coming home-Ar-
rjyaI of Gen. Tviggs.
From Tho \. o. Plcayune, 3Oth M.


and Worih-Gen. scott coming home-Ar-
rival of Gen. Twiggs.
From the y. O Plcayune, Both nit.
Bv the arrival Of the steamship New Orleans
Capt Aud IN the possession Of dates rom the
CITY of Mexico the 2ls inst and from Vera Cruz ~ the
25th inst The news interesting, although portion
gill be re-d with regret We allude u the renewal Of
difficulties between Generals Worth and scott, spoken Of
In A letter from orr Vera Cruz correspondent.
The New Orleans sailed the evening Of the I'ih INST
and arrived yesterday morning. We subon Inst Of her
passengers.
Gen Twiggs. 4. s A.; George Hilman, Dr. J Par.hall
and son Capt Berry. Massachusetts Volunteers Dr. g. q
smith and two servants, r. u Drake, Lieut. smith, "a
DRAGONS; Capt j. $ simonson, Mounted Rifles Lieut.
Col p o Hubert, Major Kirby. Mr.; Alduch Msj Turn
hull Dr. Steiner, j. II. Walker, Lieut. Lawson, C. W.
IIumphries Lieut. Adams. r Bessncon, X BsseGe ~
Liant 1 = Miller. Mai q Bryan, T. BOilim, w +. hyde,
Lieut. F.. O. Beckwith, - Arery Lieut. carson, ~
Mounted Men Lieut.. Brooks, A a. A O. Capt Bnie'
4. \ A.; Lieut.. Mcdonald A b. C.; Caps walker, u.
A Mr. Townssnt, Capt SEVER, Capt Alexander Lieut.
Hammond Capt Leslie Chase and lady, Prot Risey ana
two sons Mrs Risey. Mons. Parsoe Mr. Anderson, Mr..
Dennis, lady and three children Ms Esti1ae and two
children Capt Duperu, Louisiana Mounted Mem Lieut.
Hill, 4th Artillery; DR.. DeLeon' U.S A.
Capt McApin's company Of volunteers and number
Of recruits arrived at Vera Cruz on the path
An ARRAY took place In the streets OF Vera Cruz on the
sd between an Italian and spaniaTd, In which one Of
them was dangerously stabbed with a knife.
We understand from officers who came over In the Or
leans yesterday, that orders were received RON mead
guariers 10 dispatch supplies 10 dep0is between the Cy
Of Mexico aud Vera Cruz for the Of the army which
might Withdraw May This is OF courses preciuilon.
airy measure adopted In the treaty should be ratified
by the Mexican Congress II do no harm, OF course
as If tho troops are not Withdrawn, the supplies can be
used by the various trains from time TO time going up
Orders were received stop the supply Of clothing 10 be
sent up by the big train, as the immediate wants o. the
soldery had supplied by contracts In the City Of
Mexico
TIE mail from Mexico arrived at Vera Cruz on the
morning of the 2ls Our usual correspondence from the
City Of Mexico has not yet come Ia hand We append
however letter from Vera Cruz, and one from Mexico
the latter containing the proceedings Of the Court Of In
qury:
Special Correspondence Of the Picayune.
VERA CRUZ, March p, 1913
The mail is just in from the City Of Mexico bringing
dates TO the 2st The difficulties between Gen Scott
and Gen Worth hsve been renewed and Mr. Tri't IL to
be retained as a witness.
Santa Anna comiog down to this place to embark i'm
mediate iy.
Gen Scott will come down from Mexico as soon as the
Court Inquiry ourns aud leave for the United States
The man CLARK, convicted Of the murder OF Guerrero
who have been executed yesterday, has had bis
sentence commued twenty years Imprisonment at hard
labor.
have learned on the best OF authority, that
than absolutely for the immediate
Of the army will be sent 10 the interior In view OF an
withdrawal Of our troops Such am Informed,
were the orders received 10y lhis mornings mail from
Mexico.