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The following order from the War De- partment recently published in the Union, at Washington City, is denounced by the Whig Press, with some exceptions, very bitterly, aud Gen. Taylor whose gallant efforts were at first treated with great indifference, is ta- ken under their especial protection, and praises Of the most exiravagant character now poured upon him. The order is de- nounced by the Memphis Enquirer, as coolIy impertinenL But anything to injure she ad- mnstration with the people, or cripple the resources of government in what the Journal at Louisville is pleased tn call ia war agains, God" The mischief arising from imprudent and untrue statements, regarding the condi- ton of the Army and it's operations is the reason assigned for the revival of this docll- ment.

 GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 3. WAR DEPARTMENT, Adlutant Generals Office. Washington, Jan. 2S, l847 The following regulation has been receiv- el from the War Department.

 WAR DEPARTMENT, 2 \,

 Washington, Jan. 2S, lS47. The President of the United States directs that paragraph $50 of the General Reg',la- tions for the Army established on the lst of March, 1925, and npt included among those published January 25, l841, be now repub- lished, and that its observance as part of the general regulations be strictly enioined upon the army:

 W. l.. MARCY,

 Secretary of War.