DIFFICULTY BETWEEN GEN'LS. SCOTT AND


WORTH
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PuEHLA. MEXICO, June 81, Is47


Since my last letter nothing has occurred worthy n
line might have given you a ream of rumors all
about the movements OF the enemy here and the enc
my there's but they have all turned out alike destitute
OF foundation, and have saved myself much ink and
trouble by not relating them as they came.


A court OF inquiry called by Cen. WORTH has been
in session for day or two Ii seems tLa, Gen Scott
has in some way expressed himself dissatisfied with
not only The terms of the capitulation entered into
with the fobanos by Gen. W, but also with some of
the acts OF the letter while in comand Of the cty
Gen. Worth promptly called for inv igation and
trust that all may be satisfactorily settled.


lmust give you rumor. il is said that Can.
allzo himself was in Puebla last night, in disguise
OF course and that he wen! out this morning in
the direction Of Amosque and Nupaluco. It is
further said that he sent force Of some consider.
able amount by road north of this place. which
he Is to ovefIake. and then, after joining Alvarez
at some given point, is to attack the upward train
at the first favorable place thai offers This s,o.
ry Is told with plausbty and sincerity thu.
would give ii credit in any other country, bul
here one knows not what 10 believe.


| send this batch of letters off at a venture as
1t Were-lt is impossible to say whether the man
VIII get through sa fe or not. have already de.
sPasched several private messengers and have re-.
ason TO believe that some of them ut least have
gone through safe. yours,&c., G. W. K.