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GEN. ScoTT. We are glad to see, lsays
the Charleston Couuer,l a better spirit be-
ginning 10 prevail towards this distinguished
officer, and that the failure his recent In
dian campaign is now put upon grounds
which detract not from the laurels of his
earlier career. e9 er e1l


In private letter from Gen. Scott, dated
Savannah, May %, and published in the
Richmond Enquirer of3d June, he says:


81 90 in the morning, by steam, to Au-
gusta, and thence without delay, via Mill
enuegille to the Creek nation.--lhank
God! here is an enemy that may be reach
ed--perhaps 10000 strong! Nothing Is
wanting but a sufficient force; and the Geor.
gians and Alabamians are assembling. "a
may have every thing to create, in regard
to subsistence, and every thing to organize
So much the better. like difficulties; alC
hope l know how to conquer them
One Of these difficulties is, to Conquer the
preiudices against me by the publication
Ofmy letter Of the 30th ult, in which ask
for 5000 good troops, NOT volunteers. Vo
fy WE'LL will, by the truth, conquer tha
dIEiculty, and conquer the Creeks too
thshk the thing is in me. feel it SO. l
shail bc done"


The Enquirer adds, thatit understand
orders have been despatched to Gen. Jesup
to serve under Gen. Scott; that the secre
tary Of War, has every confidence that Gen
Scott win promptly and successfully ter
inmate the Creek war-and that measure
have been taken to meet anticipated con
ting0ncies. @


Troops are be stationed at Fort Gaine'
to cut off the Creeks from the Seminoles-
arms. &c. are to be deposited at Highwapi
to meet any possible outbreak Of the Cher
kees-as soon as the Creek war is ende,
the Creeks, both friend and foe, are to
removed beyond the Mississippi, and GeI
Scott has received orders to that effect
and Gen. Call is to be empowered, as g
vernon of Florida, to command 1000 of II
volunteers, authorized to be raised undo
the late act Of Congress, or, should he d,
cline, Gen. Parrish, the newly appointe
Brigadier, is to take the command in h
place.