The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
Mexican Correspondence.

the witnesses on his part should leave the room whilst his
evidence being taken. The out-gVings OF " fis'
were very long but during the whole time not fee pe'so
left the He very severe on ''eneiai
thought much for witnesS-but leave you " a
your own inference of that At the hour OF Adjournment
tbs accused looked much cfestalen an" " " o",e
thing had said during the investigation which lie oo
look for Scott the contrary, has lost muc OF .d'
sdisconso!ation spoken OF IN previous leie' Inc ii
pangs modification passed. and he looks as one WHO
had duty do the country and the army ana was no"
determined do it. Had Pillow, like Duncan made no Cd
lection to the withdrawal OF the charges all would nave
ended but he thought his character was at stake ana
in of the late commander to stop proceedings
before such Court, that he could come out with hyhg
roors In all probability in this he acted without the proper
reckoning and unless something strange should turn up
will wreck his reputation the coast over which ne
expected to sail so free.
From present indications this Court will hold its sessions
for long in this capital The proceedings are looked
for here with infinite interest and from their tenor cannot be
void of it in New Orleans and our country ut large
The Court usurS the public mind, thai little room lett
other and hence the dear of local and interior
Yesterday eight deputies left here for Quer
taro and with those who will leave during the week, VIII
form quorum What will be done in the Congress can
not say but think that if the Treaty be modified by our
Senate in any material sense, they will talk over it long
time they concur in It's provisions.
The health of the though better than it week
since, is still far from being good Twentysx hundred
would the list of those in the hospitals and
under medical treatment Our however,
get the hang OF the diseases and much more sue
ceul than first. must refer you slips send for the
news of the day. CHAPARRAL.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 26 1873
The proceedings of the Court of Inquiry gaining rather
than losing in interest For the past days Mai Burns,
the avowed author of Leonidas, has been in the witness
before the Court He introduced by Gen. Pillow
for few minutes to the Court and then has under
gone the most searching examination from Gen Scott
From the evidence readily that the Major
thing but comfortable before the He he scarcely
knows what Scott in this instance, has shown himself
be great lawyer he general and the complicated
questions he puts the witnesses might well entrap far
sagacous But you have the proceedings before YOU
and can judge for yourself.
On Thursday evening the day which dispatched
last advces received from all the interior States by the
Mexican post
On the 1s March, the American troops entered and took
possession of the Capital of Chiauahua without resistance
As this reached Durango, neghborng State
the Commandane- General Urea, commenced putting that
department state of defence and pledged himself the
citizens to resist invasion Notwithstanding this Durango
very peaceably disposed Its Governor who has just
answered the circular of Rosa, concludes follows Il
believe then that in the present unfortunate condition of the
republic, in of the trumphs of the invading
forces and of unhappy dsensions nothing
from the total destruction which threatens, but the negota
ton OF treaty OF peace III the manner and under the
which may be most honorable for it,
In Guadalayara. few triing demonstrations have been
made against the Government. but they do
anything The press is down on them and argues that
if the treaty OF peace rejected it be regarded
legitimate reason for making of the right of revolution
In the State OF Nlchoacan the Legislature have taken the
nitiatory steps to make nominations for the Congress
paper IN that State, audng to the luke of
oers, We at loss say whether the conduct of
he army in defence of the republic, shameful and
scredabe than that of national representatives at the
anne epoch OF danger and of trial
TAMMLIPAs.-H Detcnsor dc Ihmauiipas brings us
Culdad Victoria to the 9TH ult An editorial
that paper says the negotiations of treaty peace pro
Mise termination of the if the for pronunca
nenfoS SO unfortunate for the nation, does prevent it,
The editor thinks It remarkable that remedy should be
ought for existing difficulties in the very which pro-
uced them The article is for standing by the Government
II opposition to all revolutionary movements.
Besides Chihuahua, the mail brings accounts of the in
aston of other of the country by our troops Zacate
as and San Luis de Poto seems have secured their
rginy against the lust of the invaders letter in the
lontor states that body of Americans had arrived at Ma
apl in the State of Zacateca if the Sierra Hermo
l. and despatched party to reconnoe the road the city
Lacatecas. All the authorities did that the to-
aeco rents safe and did fall into the hands of the
hvancng Americans The correspondent the au.
entie for their negligence and Indifference stating that the
overnor doing nothing but running about and trying TO
fect loan
REVIEW OF TROOPS AT SAN ANGEL-On Wednesday,
ss s the brigade under command Of Col Wynkoop
on to add that the result productive of general pleasure
all present The brigade which was reviewed BY Maj
ST. consisted Of he New Y9Tk regiment, CoI Burnham
aSSsachsets Col Wright; I'd Pennsylvania, Col Geary
fennysvamia, MAJOR Bowman South Carolina, Major
onHvant The several regiments wed with each other as
go though to the greatest perfecon and to the credit OF
cir gallant and efficient officers: that they
teG aer @ whch s sau mGh: Gene be
terSon to express his admiration in the to
~ OF fhe brlgade-a collation. was served at the
,nes aGop' ana done ample Justice to by the guests
the officers present b
meeting Of the officers of the 4th REGIMENT Kentucky
szco Go shn Williams was called to the e c S,iE
H. Preston Capt Cook and Capt Lar we're sponte sH
Of d feeling t5" this s mee}a seH" ae 70 the
at of the late Captain Squres who reported the follow u
Rcso'red. That the death of Capt John c. squre 4b
gmen Ny lax who died in the city of Mexico
lose manly candor character and steady zeal in w
won e ame eeem o i s opers Oh ms I'm nj
in battle but by the slow hand fdisease, he death
the CALAMITY Witch they in Common with the services
We sustained in his loss. 80
iierly qualities and OF deep regret his untneiy
o and that he coor Of the Rege an be- upon pn our
nrnng for thirty days. e.
1s q q . re- qss soGs @
that these proceedings be spread the records OF the "
V.erenpon Major Ward Capt. Conn, and Lieut. CruI
john 5. WILLIAMS Chairman Xe
!. T. TRABrE, Secretary. Te
rom neetero the seat of government the advces come
Sn to the I'D 1t is seldom that much news
from that point because the papers too guarded WI
At iS recevsd o.n.r.l, oo,,.s br lo.or ~ -. Inc
,, ~ " 'ei. Inc ueputes tai
e beginning to flock and quorum counted upon pu
ing the next week AT the meeting the 18TH thirty Me
nbers of the whole number qualified attendance
eal communications received from the Minister Of ~,
auohs "A communication from the ComnISsary General
)aJaco, states that the deputies from that State had AT
lve the necessary enable them pay their ex
SEES and report themselves the Seat of Government the
Mar communications received from other States
Commssary of he IN nav off tho
tles as as they call for their funds One of the depu.
from Jaco sent in his resignation Two deputies give Lii
reason Tor their Onattendance that the of their me-
tn will MT r,.r,,;t or ,lo;x ,,.:. -
ill., - f' Vi '".n h,hiiis uei apled'aiee tre
eehs was assigned Tor the Atl, which we hope and
De the last before the assembling of Congress- wo
letter from San Luis friend of here says that =,
~, "'' > az '''"' v" nv" We" 70, W mt
LUIS 1heH oDec' was 10 project lHe traders lHey owe
along with them eight loaded mules and had waited deal
raj laL = -! t