From the Albany Argus.
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The Philadelphia Enquirer contains the proceedings of the whigs of Spruce ward, at which Gen. TAYLOR was nominated for the Presidency.

 That paper displays the name of Zachary Taylor ss she candidate fer the Presidency.

 The New York Evening Mirror, which reflects its own imagine if not that of the whigs of the city of N. Y ork, also displays the name of Gen. Taylor for President

 To all which we add piece of informa- tiqR furnished by the N. Y. Globe:

 ssGeneral Taylor, every where successful abroad, has met with sad calamity at home The Courier and Enquirer has cone out in favor of him for President! Old Rough and Ready had better surrender now.'

 The whig mayorali.y convention held yes terday in this city, passed no other resolu- tions than those relating to suar aud ike Pye- sideney; and after awarding no more than just praise to Gen Taylor, for his services in the field. respectfully, bat cordially and earnestly, submit to their whig brethren ihronghout the Republic, whether it's civil desiinies may not safely be committed to the Veteran, who has so lareiy and nobly con- ,ribu,ed to it's defeaee and glory.n

 The brave old General may, therefore, be said literally 10 be in the field. We appre- bend that the acisa glories" of Clay, the ansi-Americsn Senator CoRwiS, or the bril- liant deeds of arms, crowned doubtless ere this by the capture of Vera Cruz, must all 20 into sdnn eclipse' in whig quarters, under the rising star of the victor of Paio Alto, Re- seca de Ia Palma, Monterey, and Baena Vista.

 One feature in this movement, is signiG- cant of the sincerity of modern partyisnr-- whig partyism in particular. Gen Taylor is . slaveholder, and . native and resident of . slave State. We make no objecsion on that score. But it is not little fasa the noisiesl declaimers oa the slavery question, the loud esi champions of tho Wilmot Previsos, who insist that the slsvey question shall be the test of poliiical orthodoxy, and that the Norih mpst sapeort no one noi pledged .o that tel, have performed 90 thorough som srsst so suddenly. Of coarse the 'Islavery" gun iA spiksd h ihsi quarter. We are q lit ile curious 10 sec what new shape it will as same Ind which of the whig .T.i=.es will perform the next feat of ground and lofty iunhliug. itwEt pscbably hs announced m ths bslis.