A LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.
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PROM THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN MAY TO-


valued friend, and who is also distinguished
citizen of this State, has forwarded TO us the fol-
lowing communication which at the present mo-
ment will, no doubt, be perused with general
interest.


The letter from General TAYLOR is written with
the same modesy and decacy Of feeling which
have so eminenty characterized every thing we
have seen from his pen.


WEsr BATos RoueE (LA } MAY is, ls47.
w. l.. HoDsE, Esa.-Dear Sir send you, annexed, an
of letter which have recently received from Gen.
TArLoR and, shadows forth the feelings and views Of
the General the subject of the next Presidency in
which do violence the feelings of any one,
have determined to have published that portion of it which
aes subject in which his has been very generally
associated throughout the country for time past do
with the readiness because is eminenty calculated
to give proper insight into the real character of this eminent
man. Please let it have place in your columns.


Yours, very sincerely and respectfully.