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The Native Eagle and Birth Right Advocate, the name of paper, the first number just issued py Gen. P. 8 Smith, in this city. fl Ia weekly, we'll printed, and its title indi- eaies very fully its single idea in politics. The only remarkable article we observe in it, si the following letter from Gen. Taylor to

 he editor

 HEAp-QuARTERs. Army of Occupation, ! 'anP near Monterey, Mexico. April 2s lss7. { Sir Your letter under date of the 18th 1 oI March has been duly received To the Inquiry, as 10 whether am disposed to ac- |eePt the nomination of President of the United States, if .endered to me from the Ma uonal Native American Convention would most respectfully reply, and with full appre- cation of the kind feeling which dictated the nention ofmy name in connexion with the 0ignisy and honor of so high an office, that even II an aspirani for the Presidential once, (which is not the case,) could moi "hiie the country is involved in war, and sh'ie my duty calls me to take part in the operations against the enemy, acknowledge say ambition beyond that of bestowing all ny pest exertions toward obtaining on ad-

 "''ment Of our difficulties win Mexico. nave the honor to remain, dear sir, Your most obedieut servant,

 4. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. II. s. A n DIG rEBHLE.-The Commi.fee of the sackson Monument Association invite pro- Posa's to deliver in the centre of Lafayette

 qaate' Washington City, "a solid rude rock saS Ss'snile, or other durable stone, of between

 " ana 1000 tons in weight---as near as may oe, of the latter weight.n IL ia design - as the pedestal of s=:a monument, and m ,aa'' be on the ground by the first day ol pf August,