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

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Republic sruek down BY The supreme military poStssI
from hish Commands command OF some eon'ioe,an'e
-evzrou, SAD ~ some nsifer.bi- fofY--hr h.th-s,
proves Of the army, held By an American Soldier
:ines the Gay. ct "s.aios0: ~. s ssi.f eIinu.l
before the Court and informed that one OF the parties
against whom specific charge was Peieffsd ~ IL -.
been asqaii:sd and rewarded Before ia. ey me
authority Of our country In. seeus,a pc
become the aeeuser, the sdse the efifnias psepy
w0nnsed ~ arni eonnnaed the senerA, nI ~
for ideas-thsy crowd upon not for want u feeps
ny feelings too deep for uttsrAneei ou, w,n, Mf;
President &c keep In ordsFif these remaiks SIC n'N
bow 10 deference 70 the opinion Of the Court
The President 10 reply stated ih., me rsu S. 49,,
infringing upos the rules Of the order and Gen seo'.
Immediately rssumed his wbereup0n the President
declared The court adjourned HEtil Tomorrow 1ofnh
We ind IN Fl Monitor R>psblicano Of the I7th Ooe
days proceedings, which We translate as tneJ arc
Of importance :. 20
CoURT or ISvEsuGATfoy-Yesierssy morning, H 70
O'Clock the members OF the Court Martial again .sse
b,us present Gen Scott xith his stat Gems worm shu
Pillow Col Duncan and many ether ohesn o. tas amy
aton pressed their readiness to avestsas me
that ne there 70 listen 70 what haa been alleged
sgsnstha. de then produced letter, whish oy per
rest Lieut. Col Duncan stating that he old not eonaer
the Court tribunal 70 examine and decide upon any or
al the chugss that had been brouIht against him Al
this point he interrupted By the judge AdVoese'
who reed he following letter.
HGaDQuaRrEss oF THE FIRST DVIsroS,l
TAcUBAYA. tMerico,l March a. 1913.
srE-Iu the Of my appeal against Gea. Scott the
hisf Of the army tbs President has rem
5ered me fall aud ample justice For the welfare and bar
accusations msde in my appeal against Maj Gen Scott
have the honor to be your mO.t Oot servant ,onrg
To Gen N Towsos. Pres't Court Of Investisation.
After Mi. had been peru,ed By all the door. Of
| Judge advocate announced that he had determined
10 suspepo proce sdnfs for the moment and thsi the
Pss. sd 20 ossoS ne SGaa n1 a @0 seaou1t 81
the trosbe which the taking down In writing Of we
sequel Of the Investigation would OCCASION Nheh .ns
Court proposed that the case should os suspended ana
that IL should proceed TO that OF Gen. Pillow. Gen
scott then requested hat the Coar should take down
some Of his observations, that they might sppsE on
the record, 80 well IS some o.neI' whlca ne 20 "a ~
make which the Court refused DE thea oeinsh 90
Court order time, 70 proceed win the oso
of Lieut. Col Duncan for which he was prepared Aiter
remarks made By the Court, Gen scott nat
his object pressing the matter was 10 save time Inc
Court was thea Organized 70 'o'ey se G
Gen Ssoti, snd not to take eognzznee OF thst OF Vol
Dancsn for which u wss not specially prepared Gen
Scott insisted upon readings document re'alnE % 'ne
charges sgant Col Duncan, which the Court refused 10
admit. ,,, =, -,
low ed 20 vindcAte hinse and said that he was more
anxious, there was every probability OF peace BENG
sstsb.hed that no entered the service BY virtue o.
law which in Of peses would require ms mn eisss
Departure and that II hs defence were pat on u might DC
extended longer period than he would wish TO iensn
in his present positions ne hoPed tue N0u' NSN'e P'
The Court ordered that the Of Gen Scott should be
deferred until the following day and decided 70 60 on
with the case Of Col Duncan. Thefeupon Gen scott
proceeded 70 make two CHARGES;
LAT violation ofthe Army regulations which prohibit
the publication Of letters dispatches not pubshed oy
authority, relating 10 military operations
"a Some asserted by Col Duncan In the letter ana
the answer Of that officer 10 the charges
Having concluds sd, Gen Scott withdrew his accusation
agnst Cot Dancan snd did the same with regard 70 Zen
Pillow his general stated he would notw outstanding,
reply 10 the accusation made BY Ger Scott that he had
liberated officer placed under arrest by Gen Scott pre-
We extrsc, the following items from the American Star
OF the lI;h inst interesting, although they are not IS
late IS we have previously received. -. r. a.. -.
Our regular files through last night from The nte-
rior States 49,. ,-.- -.
strongly for war to the knife IL has no news wnatever
The paper tahs also Of war and requess the
tbs different scsioes 10 take the names al VINO se cls
orous for H. and also how maGy sfms ana nov mueh prop
erty they have 70 carry Tie had oeter propose 10
put them in the army If he wishes TO silence them
La Patricia Of Agasscssnt 10 not upon the war ques-
ton and from long article against peace, ~e should
think it blowing hotter" 1t is surprised 70 hear
Of the late treaty honorable 10 Mexico.
Zscatecas quiet enough 30 far IS the papers indess
and busyins themselves win state legislation raher
than bowling about war.
The Morelis papers are filed with remarks relative
Alvarez and osguibe. They talk Of neither peace
The Duuanso Resstsr is full Of proclamations and
oonGndctes gensyales" Not word in from Chihuahua
The Union IL the Of paper recently started
in San Luis Potos the first copy Of which, bearing date
the 4th inst. IL nov before rs.
The Union contains an account OF excuses
committed by the reyolutionists friends Of the Ieyou
2gh an express arrived al This capital from the hacienda
Of Voa the Jurisdiction Of Santa Maria del Rio stat.
ing party Of the revoutoRsts from the Silence had
arrived at Cofie and committed all sorts OF excessesrob
bling everything they could tnd, aud killing me animals
immediately scot of troops. only protect those
towns but to pursue add chasise those criminals VINO
letter written from the Project OF the Rio Verde,
sives an account OF an expedition against the rebels dur
Inc which fight ensued and several wounded prisoners
had been brought in. The families of the rebels were
Likewise marched TO- their hus burnt and their provisions,
&c. destroyed
GEs PIREDEs The Union says. last night aud this
morning report has been eunen. that revolution was
about break this capital but we learn that the ru
which have circulated on this point unounded,
aud only given BY those who wish to an out
Ths mach Of sn to Ibis city offered
good pretext for their fsvorite object But 10 assured
lutonary intent, either in promoting aiding the
that aud hs has returned without
On The Of the advance OF Paredes 10 San Luis,
we have received the following letter:
SAN LUIS PoTosI. March Gen Paroles appeared yes
t-rday few Leagues from this city with the object as
confidently asserted OF making Pronuncamento for the
farther prosecution Of the But be hndered from
doing 80 by the Commsnoant General having adopted
measures 90 tbs. Paroles could city aud
port he has and what exactly the case
Is not perfectly known. And, az usual rePortsse abnnd'
Brig Gen. KEARSEY arrived In New Orleans on the
29th nit his way from ST. Louis TO the City OF Mexico
MARINE DIsAsrER.-Ths ship Harrisburg Capt Mat
thews from Boston arrived Yesterday IN "a DAYS ne
en- New Orleans bound for Boston, with full cargo,
and about 500 bales Of cotton She mad 81 oil
forming portion Of her cargo, entirely dssoved
500 bales 81 hemp saved in damaged condition
The Harrisburg passed the Brewster on the Caryfort
Reef ard the captain reported that he went ashore the
18th mat The ship bad broken and was total loss
All the that could be saved placed on board OF
wreckers and taken Key West The OF the Brew
ster arrived in this city on board The Harrisburg.
N. o. Picsyune, Soth.
LYScHIsG IN OPELousAs-The 0peIo1sas LA Gasstts,
o. the 22d inst contains the following account OF the
lInehing;of negro 10 that place
On Monday last 4 colored man named less, well known
A. hsvpx pilot several boats running In navi
cation was arrested debt st Washington BY the Con-
stable Of place and TO jail In village About
o'clock In the evening" while their way here, several
msu among whom some with their faces BACKED,
stacked the prisoner and WHIPPED him most unmerciful
w. ard after having done this they lot their victim
Jes. then walked up town and was pat into jail, and
the next morning be found dead In bis cell We hope
that justice will be done in this case
~ We have the best authority for stating that
tbs Editorial in the Phaiephia Ledger Of Saturday last
upon tie fights Of the keep secrets
nyoiae and punish witnesses for contempt In refusing
10 answer questions written by RrsssLL JARVIS ESQ.,
Of this City, and by Dr. FRAscIs j. GnusD Of wash
ington. Mr. Jarvis Is the principal contributor 10 the
a. eoumDs of the L<hlger and not DR. Gruud.