THE LATE VICTORY.
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Gen. ScoTT has certainly exhibited, in the pre-
sent campaign, (says the Raleigh Register, all that
his very numerous and admiring friends have ever
claimed for him. His military attanments are Of


the highest order, and his gaanry is only equalled
by his generosity, humanity, and chivalry. The
following paragraph from the " Savannah Republi-
can SO much the better expresses our thoughts
than we can ourselves, that we right willingly
adopt them


"THE SIEGE AND BATTLE.-General SCOTS great admin
sratve powers have been much commented by his friends
and secuted at by his and other impartial judges
The people of the United States have had chance
seeing his generalshp. From the time that he landed
Vera Cruz lin itself straegetca operation for his demon
straon Anton Lizardo) the last advces he has
exhibited combination Of military aainments reducing
the Of war, with his scany uanspor-
aton almost exact science. This marching of


troops through the entertainments of Cerro Gordo and
stopping survey the defences galanty won, prompt
maneuyrng We suspect Gen. Scott, and Of those with
him, have taken their soup in double quick time"