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GgN. Scorr's DRDERs.-lhc spirit Of
lundy's Lane. Of Bilgewalcr. aud OF
Queenstown. pcyades the General Order,
Vi The gallant Scott issued the day before
the battle ol "Cero GOflo." The calm
determination, heroic resolve, firm purpose,
and Indicions foresight, displayed IN the
document, must excite the warmesl ap.
PIau'c and highest admiration Of every
American. In Scuit's vocabulaf, there
is ~ surl word as "lail.n lie never per.
mis- a doubt to cross the high purpose he
has Ia view. There is no looking back
no return. ''rhe enemy's whole line Of
enlfenchmenls and batteries will be at.
lacked IN front, and at the same limo
lnrncd." And thou he is moi satisfied with
bare victory. He will moi stop bis onward
course, aud quietly reposc on bis laurcls
until he Is reinforced; but he pushes on.
not even resting from the algucs and
wounds Of battle, nor awaiting the slow
approach Of baggage wagons but, with
the determination to reap the benefit as
well as tho honors ora victory. be- pushes
forward bis columns upnn the heels Of the
lugilye enemies, and stays nol tho pursuit
unlll there is moi one eli to follow. GLORY
then, to WINFIELD Scorrl And forever
silent be the ribald tongue or pen that
would link his name with aughl that Is not
glorious in aaiion, ingiHcible IN courage.
aud nnhillng Il resources anl wisloml


Arr Orleans Deiil.