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Late from General Iayior.--Mr. Atwood,
who left General Taylor On the 3lst ult., states
that he has only about four thousand effective
troops, and will not have, exceeding five thou
sand eish, hnndred, when AL his reinforce
ments arrive. Gen. Taylor says he will moi
move towards San Luis unless he has upwards
OF six thousand. He is sill at Walnut Springs,
in 6ne health and spirits.


Mr.. Atwood ia enthusiastic in his description
of Gen. Taylor's treatment Of him. He in
formed Mr.. Atwood, on his introduction, that
he knew the object of his visit, that he must
make his marquee his home, and then the old
General went 10 work, sitting for his por'rai,
with due energy and perseverance. e'ash.