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~"F1S SIR; have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the goth of April and of the ac. coinpanysHg copy of the resolutions passed on the 10th ot the same moath. by the De1Roctatlc Repab- iean General Committee of the city and comfy ot New York

 The continual manifestations Of the rega,d and good wall Of our feiiowc,izens ss daily expressed by their public meetings ID various parts of the Un- ion cannot but be the source Of just pride and graii- ficahon to the army and myself; and while the ex. press'on of sucb generous sentiments as those el iee resolutions before me, awaken iE us the iveliest emotions of gVat tude and respect, they will ever tend, II v hofAd to stimulate while in the service ot our country, ORert the appreciation of her ciii- zenS.

 Re pleased to accept, sir, the assurances of my regard, asd believe me to be, very respectfully your obediebt servant

 z. TAYLOR, Major Gen. U & A.

 Robert II. Maclsy. Esq, New York