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GEN TAYLOR IN EuRoPr.-A letter from the
editor OF the New York Herald, now In Paris.
thus speaks OF the opinions held on that side of the
Atlantic IN reference 10 the gallant Taylor


lie news OF the fighting between Gen Taylor
aud SANTA Anna, before Saliillo, has produced u
great sensation IN Europe The contradictory
nature OF tho accounts, at irst, aud the want of
official details, had thrown the journals Of London
aud farls into great exullaton at the prospect OF
reverse oi the American anns--but We have Just
received Gen. Taylor's admirable dispatches, and
all Is right There Is no great sympathy for
Mexico, either among the Governments or the
Journals oi Europei but there Is an ebgcrness To
interpret everything in favor of Mexico, and against
The United States, 1t Is truly astonishing how
these feelings burst out beyond all control at every
opportunity. The Government journals Of Eng.
land are mol more oYerjoyed at what the call the
resefses Of the American frha, than the organs
of the French ministry, in Paris


But 10 return TO Gen. Taylor anl the war on
the Rio Grande. The accounts By the last steamer
had len that gallant man victor, Il IS true, in the
field, but still surrounded aud enclosed by the
Mesieans in such way as To leave his position
critical Every American here believed that he
would overcome his difficulties and bis dcspatehes
HAitsifA lhAl WHHi=hhA All unite IN fehNNtlhE tnH
mbeeity and injustice Of The American Gasem-
menl-boih President and Congrrss-in IN conspif.
ing 10 place him in tina, unequal and untowaul
position,


Among military men Gen. Tayaf Is considered
one Of the greatest generals Of the age, II IS as.
serted, without hesitation, that he has performed
as much with the means at his command as ever
Napoleon or Wellington did | was inioined this
morning by gentleman, formerly distinguished
dipnnalist Ia Eufope, that Marshal Souli, On
reading the recent news, and particularly Gen
fasafs despatohss, declared, in emphatic Ian.
guage=-"lOiia HH saliaf-as much ~ 10 say,
"a great general very great general lhese
are private opinions naturally coming from COM
pstsal iuigcs, bat such IDEAS are never allowed "a
influence the pres or general thought which Is
invariably hostile 10 American aifaits,


The treatment Of Gen laylof by his own Gov.
efnmenl, in giving the ohcl command to another
nad IN taking ftom hin his best troops, !. very
much blamed here BY every American. Ca thls
poiui there Is no division Of opnon.


trust that huinre this can reach New York
every anticipation that We now entertain Of ten
latiai Nl have COME out right and upprunosi
J. llis ialHnis---his moderation =his w,sdom==h.s
medfsiy lhr simple dignity Of his dcspalehes==
aud be conduct N the field aud IN the council
hays alrrady efeated, ia Europe. greater name
for American capacity and power than any event
saes Tie revolution OF the deeds Of Washington.