Gen. Taylor has Arrived.
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This announcement will be received with thrill o' joy by every citizen ot New Orleans, and the burst oi enthusiastic welcome with which we greet hiin will md an echo n the healis of bis country mea throughout the entire extent af the Republic.

 The General, surrounded by his staf. arrived al; the Barracks below the city last evening. having been brought up the river by the Mary KingsIand, which was sent down for this parpose Mai. Bliss. Maj Eaton and Capt Garne;i of his personal staf. Col BeiSasp and other distinguished officers a.. . company him. At the Barracks his family awaited his return

 We have an account from an eye witness of the reception of the General from the moment the Mon UaoafA came in sight. and by discharges of canno1 and display of flags announced that she was bear ing home To Louisiana her distinguished citizen He was received with cheers on the Mary Kings land, and every steamboat and every ship from the bar to the pilot station mustered its hands and cheer ed vclcoma. The flags of every nation were hois- ted from The shipping and the air was rent with hug gas oi welcome to the iliastrious soldier On his passage up the fiver the plantations turned out their quota upon the banks and s%eiIed the general ac . claim In sse words of our informant Ohi Rough and Ready IS In the midst of us. brilliant career of victory has lighted him 'o oar shores He will o@ welcomed by grateful eonntry .'-N 0. Pie, Dec. ].