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GEN. TAYLOR. The Richmond Enquirer
publishes letter from MadIid, which contains
the following in relation to Gen. Taylor:


The greatest compliment yet paid to Tayl
heard of was in London. The compliment is
this When the steamer of May 10th brought
TO England the news of Taylor's difficult posi-
ton, the Duke of Wellington met Nil,
and the subject was introduced. why, said the
Duke, does he not do this and that, (men,lon
ing the steps he thought Taylor ought to take }
When the steamer of June LIST brought the
news his victories, Mr.--met the Duke
again. Your Grace, said he, must have been
advising Gen. Taylor, for you see he has done
exactly what you said he ought 10 do so
he has, said the Duke, as much gratiied as if
he had won the victories himself AS got this
from Gen. ---, to whom Mr.. R-rela-
ted it, it is undoubtedly authentic; exact in
substance, and think, also verbatim.