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OLp RoUGU AND REApY.--From a letter
published in the New Orleans Delta, dated
Victoria, January 9Th, we make the follow.
Ing extract:


Gen. Taylor visited the Illinois Volun.
icrrs yesterday, and the way the boys
crowded around him, threatened immediate
suilocation. The General was mounted
on large and gentle mule, whilst his or.
derly rode a splendid dagoon horse and was
himself dressed ia clean and handsome
uniform, whilst the General had on that
same old black lrock coat, and big Me1i.
can straw hat. Mr.. Fannin, the orderly,
60. about six sauies to Taylor's one, the
"Suckcrs" taking him for the General. and
wondering why they called him old Taylor.
When at last they found out that the old
ranchero was the sure.cnough General.
they inferred from his plain appearance,
that It would be nothing amss to offer him
a hand to shake, aud they went at il with
such good will, that by the lime the two
regiments finished squeezing it, there
could have been little feeling left in it.
As he rode oil, there were many who won.
dercd whether that was the animal on
which ho charged tho Mcxicans.