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THg ADMiSlsTRATi AND CEN. T3rLoR

 From the speech of Mir. CAss, delivered in the Senate on the l0lii, we make the fol- lowing extracts. We ask for them the pcr- ussi of oar readers:

 Let me remark. SIT, that not a movement. as understand, relating to operations ou the northeast frontier uI Mexico has been directed from the seat of government, which has not mel the aYpro6aiioa of the dis,iu. guished officer wlio has connec,-,i his own name with the history of his country hy h,. victories in Inc valley of the Rio GYan,le. Su much is due Io hImself and to he admin istration. His own movements he vas free fo dirsci aud control. Immediately after the declaration of war, he was requested ,o com munieaie ,e the government his views as 10 what should be iiie future operations of the Rio Grande, and inc movement he proposed so make before the rainy season.

 | have applied to the war department for information upon this subject, aa.i have been permitted 10 look al that pat of the cores pondence with Gen. Taylor which relates to p IS. events, and has thus become batter of history.

 ooiaf as nave esssn permitted to see that correspondence, find nothing wh,cb eoa- treis the aiseresioa oi Gen. Tasior. Views are iasiira'ed aud sasseslons snade Ba As ,s Afii Co act as his cara jsdgmsst dicfaies, IA the operations iuifusted to hita. And. II F bat an sei ~ Jusiire, sir, 10 say, llaal the inslIaeisssss ol the war aepafisaenl are pre- pared wssh a5iliiy and ~ise forecast, esesi- table 10 the officer at Inc haa,i nf if Tshea acili Gear tAe sersresi xcrEiag.