Far,ler from Gen. Taylor.
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The Pcayune has farther advices from the camp of Gen Taylor.

 On the fourth of July snmpiuous dinner was given at Monterey hy the merchants and citizens to Gen Taylor, The principal incident at the dinner (says the Picayune) was speech from Gen Taylor, which was called forth by a toast associating his name with the Presidency. The speech was quite un- expected and listened to with great inter. est and aroused the greatest enthusiasm. We understand that il was in the same split with the recent letters which have been published from hi,n--t.iat if he con senied to the use of his name, it was al the call of his country; and that if eleo- ted. he should serve 10 the best of his ability. for lhe benefit of the whole coun> | try, not of party.

 The P.cayune is expecting full re- port of this speech and promises 10 lay | it before it's readers.

 A correspondent of the PIcayune al Monterey gives an interesting account OI pleasure eACuISlUn G1dQe on tue Eth inst by Gen Taylor to Mamalequi the plantation of Gen Arsta. He was accompanied by hls staff. At every place where he stopped on the way, he was treated with great distinction. The excursion lasted two days.

 It is the intention of Gen Taylor to re- turn to visit his family in November, if his military duties do not prevent him. The editor of the Matamoras Flag (says the Picayuue) has seen copy Of paper published at San Luis Polosi and often mentioned in Mir Kendall's letters. E, Estandarie dc Jos Chiaaeatas The Flag says the paper IS surmoun:ed with horrid looking wood cut, repre- senting Gen Valencia on horseback, holding an ensign, inscribed Hail Virgin of Gaudalupe,' and on pended knee in front of him, Gems Scott and Taylor, supplicating for pardon-'P Pardon, Me jicana! pordon' is made to issue from their mouths. The motto of the paper lis, Eternal war against the forocious