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ORDERS FROM HEAD QUARTERS - ht l New Orleans Courier of the evening of the 9'h, publishes the following general orders of Maj Gen. Scolt

 HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY, } Adjutant Generals office,

 Washington, May go, 1s46.

 GENERAL ORDERS-No. l5.

 1. Instructions have already been given to Brig. Gen. Wool, and through him to the several officers placed at his disposition, for the early inspection and muster into the service of inc United States of the qnotas of twelve month volunteers who have been called for by the President of lhc United States, from Ohio Indiana, Kentucky, Hin. ois, Tennessee and Mississippi, and who may present themselves for acceptance un. der that call, at lhe rendezvous of those States respectively.

 ?. Instructions have also been given 10 other officers of the army to inspect and muster the quotas called for in like manner from Georgla, Alabama and Arkansas

 3. As soon as inspected and mustered as above, Ihe several regiments and bnttaions of volunteers, horse and foot, will without de. delay be put GU route as follows:

 4. The regiments of cavalry. or mount ed men. called for from Kentucky and Ten. nessee will, from their respective State ren dczvous, take up their llnes of march by the best rontes ria Memphis, Little Rock. on the Arkansas, Fulton, on the Ped River, and Robins Ferry. on thc Trinity river. upon San Antano de Bcxar, Texas. Tne regiments of cavalry. or mounted men called for from Arknnsas will, from its State rendrzvous-say Washingron-take the same route from Fulton to San Antonia de Rex ar.

 }. Excepting one regiment of the Ken lucky and one of the Illinois quotas of foot ito which Brigadicr General Wool is charged with giving different routes, and also except ng the Arkansas bl,talion. which will receive insirn.tions through Brevcl Bilgadier General Arbur kle-all the other regiments and batlalIons of volunteer infant. ry or rifle, called for from the said States. will be embar ked at the nearest naviuahe points To their respective S;ae rendezvous. and then proceed by water. with or without transhipment at Mobile, or New Orleans, ;o

  Point lsahel on Brazcs Santiago. Texas. where, like the troops ordered to San An. tcnio de Bcxar, the whole will come under he orders of the genera! officer in tie chief command of the United States land forces operating against Mexico.

 6. The chiefs ot the general stan' of the army, at this place, will each. in whnt con. cerns his department, charge himself, lhro' his subordlna'es, with supplying the said volunteers (horse and toot) the n, cessary arms accountrements, ammunition, knap, sacks, havresacks, canteens for water. camp rqnlpage, subsistence, medicines and hospi lal stores, and means of transportation, bv land and water, according to roues and destinations, and according 10 lay aud regu. iations.

 By order of Major Gen'i Scot.

 R. JONES, Adj. Gen. His Eycellency the Governor of Louisiana.