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Gen. Rob-. ARMSTRONG. Tho s.. ~
Of the 18th ult., says that Gen. p.r
strong, our present able and poDuI,,+
Liverpool, is to be placed in comma II'
kentucky and Tennessee regimen, ay,,..,
co. This is truly a happy selection, 49,
Pointment will be alike honorable to III. =
and the President. 1t is stated ,b,,
strong has himself solicited the priviled,.
ing his country in this war, and READ
pushes the mos, lucrative pos, in the fo,..
vice, accepting in exchange the peril, aDt
tOns of the camp. The generals leus,
ting permission 10 return 10 his native /.
assist in fighting her battles, is eminep,h :.
ter.Iic of this bold and brave soldier. .L
be an objectionable wrong" said he, .fs
heriter Of the srOrd Of Gen. Jackson, wOr, |
battle of New Orleans, should spend hi, g
case in foreign land, whilst his cOqulryn.
braving the dangers OF u just and hJx ,
No lha, sword mus. be again unshea,ho,
as in 1915, must once more prove the ius,
for avensing the wrongs of my country y
American forces in Mexico could no, rs,.,
more efficient acquisition than they will j,
person and services Of Gen. Arms,rou,
courage and skill were gloriously exempIS.
the battle of New Orleans, and he is We, =,
enough to deal out death and destruction +,
onemy. Success and long life 70 the brave


warrior!