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Grn. Taylor and fhs PTss'deney.-lhe New York Mirror says:

 We understand shat there is a letter in town .rom Gen Taylor, written in reference to his examination for the Presidency, in which he ,xpresses preference for Henry Clay over every ether candidate yet named' and for CF'l> ,.,dso and Mclean next But notwi'hs'and- ;,, that these are his preferences over all orbsrs. he still candialy avows that he IS not indifferent, to the will of the people. and rath- CT intinates that he will feel himself bound to accent the Presidency if the people should cresist in thrusting il upon him. So' let us he,r no more about his declining the nomIna' ton.