GEN. TAYLOR AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
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GEN. TAYLOR AND The ADMINISTRATION.


The New York Tribune has letter from New
Orleans correspondent, under date of the 18th in
slant, which runs thus


"The volunteers who with Taylor are returning full
OF the wamest admiration of his character soldier and


humane and good man. but overowng with wrath against
the Administrations that they believe did its best sacrifice
them. They cannot be convinced Of the contrary.
formed of this by officer who is among them the Rio
Gande. The people of this country will be astonshed and
indignant when they know fully the in which the
concern at Washington has treated Gen. TAYLOR. knoU
from unquesonable authority that for five months single
despatch Of his has been answered. unless within the last
few weeks and nothing sent him except insulting letter.
enclosing the letter written by him Gen GAINES and de-
mandng TO know whether lie wrote it. am glad say
that Gen. TArLoRs reply every way worthy the spirit
Of high toned tree American citizen who has learned
fawn that thrift may follow. He replied that he did write
it, and, he did not intend it for publication, had not e
fore examined II very carefully but, now, reexamina


ton, he found not word expression that he wished alter
He asked avors they might make the most of it, They
took away all his regulars, handful and left him
but volunteers Had he reea,ed Monterey directed
by the War Department, the whole country, from SaIo
Maamoros, in the opinion Of all military there, would
bave been lost There is much yet to be told this
subject al another time"