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GENERAL ARIsrA,-lt is said that Ge.
neral Arista commanded the Mexican ar.
my, and was present at the late battle near
Gen. Taylor's camp. A friend has given
the Richmond Enquirer some striking an
ecdoles Of the honesty, intelligence, end
simple bearing Of Gen. Arlsta. For some
wears he resided at Cincinnati, and carried
on the Thinning business. In the city Of
Mexico he worked indusrously in his lit
tic Tin shop. Under the garb Of mode-ty
and poverty he concealed an ambitious sPl-
rit. His very simplicity Of lite saved him
from the effects of Jealous and domineerIng
rivalry; but in the excitement of war, he
was called to take command Of the Mexi.
can army. lie is said to be a man Of vast,
ly superior qualities to those Of his coun
trymen.