The Flag gives the following, likely ao be true but good even as icu dsesprif.
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 The Flag gives the following, likely so be true, but good even as jeu d'esprii::

 ARsTA AND HIS sGesGAALs. 1.-The follow ing scene between Arista ard his generals actually tonk place; the description was de- rived from gentleman high in the conls- dence and esteem Of the chlef actor. bas whose name we are not permitted to men, si0n.

 Afier the bassles of siae ssh and 9sh of May. when the Mexican army in their resreai had reached Linases, Gen. Arisia sumsaoned Gems. Anpudia, TorreicA, Riquena, and CanaIes so sis qeafiefs, and thus addressed them

 1. Genilemss am abOaE tn resixn lhe command of the Army of the Nossh, and have seni for you thst you may know the reasons which have influenced me. They are simply these: cannot esmmsnd the arusy with honor to myself Or country, ss long as II numbers 90 many towards, with high commands, in its ranks. You, Ampudia. arc base coward; l trusted you with 5000 cf my best troops; yoa betrayed your trust, proved reereauf to the interests of your eorn- try. and, terror-stricken, fled trembling and dismayed, without being within half league of hostile gun.

 @Yon, Torrejon, have some reputation as cavalry officer God knows how or where you obtained ii; ] am only astonished that you should have the efiroaiery to prcsead to command

 s'You, Riquena, call yourself an artillery officer; you have been consistent through lie. only in one thing. your eowardice, you arc brave, like all gasconaders, when dan gers are al distance; but when the hour of battle arrives, you are either noi 10 be found oryour terror readers ycar presence no, oLly useless but injurious.

 "And you, Candles, 10 be called Ceneral' what satire, what bitter irony! General !, faugh robber, cow-driver, vagabond sknlker from rancho to rancho. cowardly panper, whose very presence is loaihed by every honorable man, and whose claim to the title of General produces the most profound contempt. As for yos, Col Carasco, btgoRe Gnd rasA youy brteehes, yoH dirty dog,

 sGentlemeu, am done with you; our con- nexion IS al an end. Would ,has your con- nexion with our unfortunate country was al an end-