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1t is impossible to withhold from General ScorT
the highest appreciation for the manner in which he
has discharged the duties committed TO him. He
has shown in pre-eminent degree every requisite
of true soldier, and what we most admire is the
respect he has shown for the lives of his own sol.
diers and for those of the enemy, when in his
power. Every movement he has made has been
crowned with success, because his plans were well
laid and the end seen from the beginning His
wisdom in battle, and well-aid plans out of battle
have saved an immense number Of lives, and fight.
ing the foe at such immense odds, and upon their
own soil, in the face of their homes, any mistake
would have been fatal, and at once overwhelmed
him and his brave army with defeat The battle
just fought we regard as wellfought that Of Blu.
ena Vista, which hitherto was the most splendid
achievement of the campaign. ScoTr and Taylor
and TAYLOR and ScoTT alike have shown them.
selves unrivaed in their fitness to command an in.
vading army.-PiHSburg Gazette.