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 GES. TATLOR's LgTTER.--Itseen to be generally admitted that this document, which VIC publish at length in another column, Is authentic. Whatever may have condaced to a proceeding 50 lisle calculated to add to the well earned military fame of Gen. Taylor, wsranuot but regret tias tie sfiy fame he had acquired should have been tarnished in any degree by publication 90 i'll timed, and injurious to the progress of the campaign. The enthusiastic admiration for his prowess in the field, which at one time animated the whole country, we are inclined 10 believe, will be greatly aba,ed by bis complaints of the President and developements. to say the least of it imprudeui, coming from General whose chief objcc, is to force the enemy to an honorable termination of war.