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7Re Secretary cf War.-The report of the

 Secretary of War. which accompanied the

 Presidents Message. to Congress, !: the most

 remarkable specimen of had English which

 we recOllect to have ever met with, in the shape of an important official document. 1t Is disgrace tO the country to have such pa- pers go abroad from one 0f the highest officers of the government, aud we.hOld 1t to be the duty of Congress, fit IS necessary thnt the high departments should be filled with iIliter- ate men. to provide some officer of compe. tent education 60 revise their communications. before they anS laid before the public, and to translate them into language which can be understood. Almost every sentence ot thie report affords an example of the disregard Oi the grammatical principles Of the language, and the proper use of words. In selecting .