A CAPITAL TOAST.
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At late festival of the citizens Of St. Louis,
Missouri, on the 18th utimo, for the purpose of
celebrating the landing of Lsclede and the found
ing of that city, we find the following among the
regular toasts drank on the occasion:


sour Army-the Founders and Regulars: =
With Shields for defence Butler for supplies i;
a PiILo1o for repose ; and a Marshall for parade !;
may they not lack Wool for comfort, Worth in
battle, or a Garland for victory never crying
Quii-uan to the foe, but laying their Itoiggs on
the enemy's back, pay promptly their Scott, or
charge as the Taylor always knows how"


On the Sd instant Thomas Fl. Benton Of Mis-
souri, and William Cumming of Georgia, were
appointed Major. Generals in the Army of the
United States and so, in addition to the above,
our 5nb'hoys" are not only Cumming forward
with increased strength, but they are absolutely
Benton victory.