New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

c5tct.Vr-an1 Oh, u'is'rrbis Wages which according
- bG 'asl cfne ws' 70 reocivr especially CONSIDER
ing that tns re"sra ~a' 10 be offered 10 the mss vie
uIicd q Il - distinguished place IN his ooan,ry
Stiwto htt 9brtdsrt goods of fortuoet Do. nj
,his snee cODs'dersti,n suffice fer the iudio,.,. ,~;s
% discover sl tie 6sl glance the ial.sbood TO ~sc.
10 q pc,criy ot hs imegnst.on. Ger Pilos Ia. NJ.
sort.d Nei'hcr the vie which this m an mi.
ca.es nor a. ths treasure~ Of the world, would have
.vf,e6 10 buy Peaee irm ne Certainly, It s~ so,l
who SOD rraCe fpf fifteen millions of dollars Rsb9
than accent suck sn rlsmy-wbich was les thsa
thst RLch GeR. Pillow has dsFei TO imPute 20 me-f
preferred 60 shsrdor ny beloved country ard ny fer
iure to seek o. foreign sol the asylum OF The cIi'e
Do pct ten. Pillow reflect on tas oircuns,ssoss
pa he 70, kJOw that II was enough ~ make any naa
of sound judgment perceive the ~ and sosu'dfy
of bis pretended rev els'0B, especially whom re hed
allowed zen yesrs 70 pas, iy stLou say NC saSss
Thcrsh Gcu. scott hss already done b. ivsy.
mine requires that should declare sciemnly bsrore
tae face of tie world, that Gen. Pillow, in he above
mertioted letter has completely departed from the
truth IN everything relative 10 my pcrson tha ntith9
viii t'er. Scott n,r win sny other individual OF the
invading aruies which lOught against IN tho eesNcs
ara 'eier~e q my country ia hc.d any relations,
,toer by writing or ~ means q third parties. escePt
too,e ,m,a oouinutic siious which were pgbh ssed
g. I'd I5c 10 oTs ,s. ILL., a.isA.,, ssyr ,,a .ss's
vhch diminished the honor and the tertdcry cf my
county 'o;w isstand,ng the eNlgencies OF rany q
nv cUuutiNmep wly ftrge'fdl q their duty, soaSbt
90 eonyiu,e ne that the peace Which she Goyeninsut
Of the United states proposed and solicited vas pref.
srabe 10 the cVs ofsa This ocnduc,, ~hisi,shssld
lave game. fienes aud admirers, Il "a SA 20 say,
excited only h6;reds and enm.e-. Conspuacsos wers
aunci sealns. ny GoNcrumen, ard my pssrcn,
sra I wes compelled u the ssme time TO delsse uy-
scf sgains. foreign and domestic enemies.
"The Capitol of the Republic being ocCspled by The
rYsdrs shor ,he ground had been disputed hshd TO
hand and Sittr togcuts of bluOd had flowed. rev
plan e operation wds Necessary, which ] p-epsrc1
the city oi u dalgo, one sagse tom the euemy:
1lc lrs t,eessity Vas the esstctcc Il the Nsloc0
CoNc;umeut. aud ordered that il should 10 e~tab-
lsh,i n tac City Il Queutaro. | preGeuea tas
comp aswSs ny Habit, and provi.oOsl'y committed
the Government to tho President Of the supreme Coar
oi Jus,cc whom the law named for the prpc~e. a.
tccisiiug with him two respectable Genefss foe
greater certainty ia What related 20 the war but ths
fuuctonay PAID attention 20 these Officers, tina, be.
itg tc fret irregular step wboS marked his ds,ests.
Die administrative.
| "The invaders defeated me on tho field OF Pirsl.
wien received from the Provisional GoN ernment,
which Lsd just installed, my nmoya frou the com.
maud OF the army ordering g. suspend S-fsicns.
and that the troops should he distributed 10 the points
Which It essnscl. An order strange and traitor
Gus astouuded me. My desperal on and anguish msde
ne d, sire tie end q NJ exis.osc. could No longer
doubt TIE misfortune Il my country and, profoundly
| indignant. J ca at lat moneni tempted TO march
upon Quere,aro IN ord TO niici exemplary chss-
,semcut ON She trsitors. hut soon determined %
| retiring 20 the town Of UusmaIiia, - tho nesrese
place leaving tie theacr of war With disgust, scn.
| tment which was shared by those brave veterans
VITO accompanied sc, faithful to their coors aud 10
their Government.
| In IIutmanils called meeting OF generals and
chiels 10 communicate o. them TIE fatal osder wh,os
reauired them 90 abandon the e. id u battle ard maa-
s. my final resolution 10 quit The country, IN order
rot 10 witness the shame aid ignomny which fore
saw, oonfcrrng the command of that portion o. ths
army upon Mat distinguished General, pos t"dro
Reyes as the oldest. l acted thus because ccasd-
cred that under tho circumstances, nothisg el.e WAS
| po.sible | considered that IL should march upon
| Quc,ctaIo, houibe outcry would arse from thoss
who wished for peace at Whatever cost that should
be denounced a. ambhiors and tyratuica!; that the
ivst punstrses Of the tStors would bc called asss-
-nation that in the face al the invaders u ws neces-
ssIy rot to cause scandal cf which they would have
| known how to take advantage. Many yher things
| occurred 90 me- which, for the honor Of my country.
| Withheld; but At that critical moment they over
| whelmod and crushed me.
~ therefore ycldoa to NV rcmoy al sacrificing even
ms self love- and withdrew 10 the City q Tehuacsn.
wait tor the passport which had asked for In order
to leave the Republic, which at last d,d carrying
with mo the sentiment toht had previously been per.
secuted by the very Prov Nisional Goyernmeut o Vuer'
ctarc, ho, to their greater dsgraoe avsied them-
selves II the invaders to surprise aud ckterminste
re. The American General Lane with hyo hundred
| invading cavalry, charged With the execution OF
this iniquisou- ooumisscn; aud ! escaped from DO.
coming his victim ouly by favor oi Divine Proyitenoe
| II which all the peghborhood OF Tobuacan was wit
| ress. The feeling farewell which addressed 10 my
| oompairiot. before my embsrkation was additional
| tsstint1y of my dissFOba,ioD oG the prejudicia
ard igLomnious peace which the traitors brought "
| q head.
! hwill be 'eeo ~ wsst rss bs1h aid Ia, ,Lers
| dill hCt cx'sf any indications whatever that I could
have a,iced 10 th, pcacei and much lees that coud
| have compromised mysclf Tor the contempble sum
that Pillow says was agreed upon as the price fcr
| which wRs to se "
| There would have been no necessity for ms 10
trouble my ELF With the assertions Of this enemy Of my
| country-ny sntecC ients and the ihcts 10 which !
| refer being notorious they Are-f ole and has,
ta-d Ne Xic had Dot undertaken 10 support him. in
| tending by This means To throw discreAt upon the
services which rc ndorod in that glorious though un-
| fortunate campsigu. They do not even appear 10 10
| satisfied with the suAcrIgs which they made me
due when they found the audacity % draw up &c
cuFaon against me- which the snskillfu and unlucky
icentate Gemboa made hem sign after my sepsrstos
from the army, and, pvrhsps, at the very moment
when they gave w, Ike oOwardr than hall the
national Territory Ia the Inited States casting both
ways Disgrace and sham. upon thor unhappy tountry.
"A few dsys sgO, with the basc1os- which be.orgs
TO tbeu they sot afoat in divers periodicals of The
public the report that ia order 10 get possession q
power foneniDs the hostility of the Csbbe, %
Madrid against the present rueEs ot Mexico. Thav
,ay more ibsn this that proposed to dsembark ut
Vera Cruz AZ tie head NJ spanish troops. May ster
nal shame fall those who guilty Of sueh slesa-
iions These caumnes - uniutt that they ysssh
ike -moke when noble soul, though An eremy
of TIE caumnatsd logically examines the truth
OF facts"
"Thc rest Of the manfesf stion," says the Di0vto
sis devoted 10 combating another so Of accussoos
whose fslsene's appears at fret sight Hesessns 70