THE ARMISTICE,
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The Union, and Of course the Government, evi
IDENTITY doubts about the propriety of Gen. Scott.
armistice. The Union says: 1t would be unfor
tunate if Mr.. Trist should permit the negotiation
be spun out beyond the shortest possible time-say
two or three days for, as we are now advised, ha
course is the very policy which the willy politician
Santa Anna would himself prefer for rallying anc
organizing his means and under the same reser
vation, we may add, it is to be regretted that a.
long period as forty-eght hours after the negota
ton had terminated has been allowed for the re.
sumption Of hostilIties." And again, the Uniol
says: I'VE have not the slightest disposition Il
PREJUDICE the question or to find fault with any one
but much will depend upon the energy of the Ame
rican Commissioner. Much too depends upon tn,
American commander "-.4ier. U,hig.