WIN. ]. A. BIRKEY, Esq.


President N. A. Convention, Pittsburg, Pa.
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GENERAL TAyLoR-The New Orleans Plea
yune, alluding to the position of General TAYLOR
says:


Upon conversng with gentlemen who left his camp about
the middle of August they inform that it his nten-
ton to home in the month of November next Upon
his withdrawal the chief command of the column will devove
upon Brgader Gen. Woor, officer who, in the last
pagn has justified the elevated position he held in the
CARDS of his counymen, and added yet further his reputa
ton gallant soldier In the hour of conflict blood and
peril, calm summer morning, and prepared
the enemy, Gen. Wool is just the occupy the ad-
vanced position he holds. For vigilance he cannot be
surpassed and he commands in eminent degree the re-
spect Of the Mexicans."