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GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS MovEMENTs.-A letter from the BrazoS in the New Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th: says:

 "Brigadier Gen. Cadwallader has arri' we'd and assumed the command of the low CT Rio Grande, RBd has established q camp al Palo Ate, for the instruction of the new regiments as they arrive. About 1900 have already arrived, and will be greatly augmented in few weeks. They appear to be a good class of men.

 "Whh regard to the ultimate destina- ton of the new regiments we only know that they arc sent here in the first place with view of reinforcing Gen. Taylor. but some fears are entertained that at least a portion of them will be ordered to ioin Gen. Scott. Gen. Taylor ought to advance on San Luis, and through those populous northern counties to Mcx'co. As he is now prepared with the needful ,.ansportatiOn, it can be done with much less expense and with more facility than from any other point. He should have however, 10000 men for the object"

 The Editor himself says:

 '" We learn that the troops which have been and still are constantly arriving here, and which were 10 have reinforced Gen. Taylor, have their destination ehan> ged, and will be sent forward with all possible haste 10 Gen Scott"

 This may be right. Gen. Scott is pal sled for want of men and means, and be- ing in the heart of Mexico, perhaps, most needs the men, but we cannot he;p re- marking that Gen. Fay lop has had better luck with the administration. aRd they must beware lest they again expose all hi' command and al! the places he has ir garrison to jeopardy, and once more com pei another bloody contest like that ol Buens Vista.

 The idea WILL come into one's head that Gen. Taylor is no friend of MT. Polk Nor was Gen. Scott till MT. Polk thought that in him he was finding rival for Gen Taylor. The intended plan, the reader will remember, was to superseds both by MT. Benton, but upon that scheme the Sera.e put it's foot. :.

 But why does not the Government cnl ] out men enough to support Gen. Tay Tor. as well as Scott, and thus enable both to reach Mexico!-[N. Y. Express.]