c. LOFLAND, Cash'r
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7he Truth ,ccH fold.-The St. Louis Rev. ellie, (neutraD in an article on Gen Taylor, and his victories, has the following para graph, which, with the New Orleans Atlas, we commend to the liule politicians of the country

 ''lt Is at the same time with regret that we notice that the political Ilarpies, who all ways watching at home for some little emol- ument from office, can scarcely wait until a grateful country places its laurel upon old Zack's brow before they begin to finger the leaves which constitute the chaplel, and en- deavor to appropriate them to theirown sell fish and unholy purposes They will not glorify his achievements without calculating how much political thunder it will create The dangers -wounds-death of the sol der, are glorious in their eyes only so far as they are available as political capital a. home. Heaven has protected the brave old soldier thus far from his foreign enemies, and we trust that il will further shield him from the evil machnations of the political Rancheros at home.n