New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

same ccynditiOn as at my former adVicfs' ye'
/ Tum.,rs assert that the revolu1onlsts are eet.
! ing ground. Bapamonde was, at last dafes' az
la Piedad, from whence ne makes occ, slo.a.
excursions to the neignborng HaeieHaos I1'
the sake of levying black mail. 1orrsspoo ,s
ents of the Monitor write from MoIelia w Sno
capitaI of Nicboacan) that there are IRON 80
m I GOO men there well armed and equiPped,,
and will march against Bajamonde 10 Few
DAYS These correspondents appear 70 con-
slider that pronrrnciamento mere tdree, ah' IL
,nsv he so NOR. but | must confess nave some
fears of tho final result OF this, as well Is tnat
| of Guadalsiara and VeracruZ, because the 10y
eminent Is without money and consequently
nowerless; il is not only unaided but harrassed
! bv Congress and swidled by It's employees,
| and must necessarily make use of small forces
! and DELAY its operations. While on the other
| hand. the promoters Of the revolution are ac-
tive. unprncipled, have money for all, and the
continual rObberies committed on tie landed
propIietors who adhere 10 the Government or
remain neutral, will cause them at length to
Join the revoutiOnists for the sake of protec-
ton The Inconvenience also attendant upon
a state OF revolution to the peaceable inhl5it-
ants (and they are by far the greatest numoer)
cause them 10 do the same thing.
Trouble is brewing also in Sonora. 4 com
munication las been presentedtO Congress i'O'n
the Governor of Sonora stating that the Count
RaOUsset BOulb0n, the commander OF the guard
for the protection of the Res'aaTadoras Com
pany, in their working the mines OF Ans0na,
refuses TO obey the dispositions OF the Com
manderG General of that State. The Count
made q contract with this company in this cry
in April last, by which he was t. obtaiD at the
COmpany's expense, in Upper California, i9J
men, and take them TO Sonora To deiehl INC
uiues they were TO explore there, against the
attacks of the Indians The Mining Departn 'ht
of the COMPANY was cOnfided 10 Mexican
AGENT. The Count landed with his m n at
Gnavmas some months ago, but having piece or
two Of artillery, his men dressed in uniform and
affecting great nj ita1y display, the Comnin-
dcr-Ceneral OF the State thought proper t. s'lh-
iect lin to certain conditions Zone of which was
flat lie should reduce his mento SOY which we're
not agreeable and he refused. This caused the
Agent Of the Company to withdraw from the
Count, who is still in arms and refuses 10 submit
to the dispositions Of the CommlnlerGeneral
OK the Governor the fOrmerO OF whom has already
notified the Count that he shall have to attack
Linn with an armed force.
The Governor of the State, IN proclamation
10 the people, says that RaOusset has taken
loste position and notifies them that they may
be called upon TO expel him by force OF arms
Lave informed yOu that several companies Of
FreacLmCa, who had been inyited to settle down
IN Sonora, had become disguised with the requ-
stions OF the authorities, and the country, AMI
al disbanded, and each man went his way
Remnants of these have joined Raousset, be-
sides many other straeglers, so that he possesses
a considerable force of determined men, who
have 10 love for the Mexicans. II he does not
Il I li,,Ly bo oil
force Sonora can bring against him. II is said
here, by tie papers, that the Frencii Minister
supports the pretensions of Count Raouisct, bat !
! doubt it.
now proceed 10 give YOU an account of :
aud lately discovered to have been committed !
by the Government employees OF Vera Cruz, |
and | shall have nearly done.
The late regulation of the Custom House OF |
Vera Cruz caused some of the employees 70 be !
discharged, and among them was one Luis Gu- |
tierrcr, who came TO this city from Nen Cruz I
with letters Of recommendation In order to re- |
obtain his situation. While here, however, he |
leaned that the same persons who gave him |
the letters had ot the same time privately ex-
posed al lis fraudulcntacts TO the Government. |
Therefore, out Of revenge, he resolved to return |
10 Vera Cruz tOf the purpose OF exposing allthe !,
rbberies committed by his acc0inplices who |
had informed Oh MIN, and who still remained in |
oflicc As he well knew what was going on, he |
gave two ounces TO person, also employed in |
the CustCm-llOuse, To t',he from the possession |
OF ore of the Inspectors a certain book, which he |
did, in which book was kept an account of al /
tie fraudulent impOrtations, as well as Of the |
part which corresponded to each of the EN-
piOyts. On this becoming known to them they /
became alarmed, and resolved 10 get the book |
fiOm Gutierrez. Therefore nc midnight two OF |
them obtained access TO his house. and promises |
having failed, they had recourse tO threats, ami |
presented pistols At his breast The report is |
that Gutierrez had made a correct copy of il /
ard the next day left Vera Cruz for Jalapl, from
whence lie gave an account of the whole affair 10
the Government. liz il said that within a. few /
months the revenue has been defrauded out of |
about $500,000, and the luxury in which one OF /
the Inspectors lived caused much astonished be- !
fore this affair became known. The papers /
state with confidence that the Government is |
fully informed on the subject
Tie MOEhOrremarks, in respect To the above |
business, " that those excuses have not only |
been committed, but the authors of them, be- |
lieying that everything can be done here with |
money have sent ID. j. de In :. 10 this city in |
order TO sustain them in their places in the Gus
tom-Eouse, llcost. This advocate Of iniquity,"
says tie same paper, is clerk TO CONNER
cisl house which is extremely dangerous 10 the
Republic, and one that constantly sIstains those
employees who abuse the tayOrs bestowed on
them by the Government. We make these in
dicatioBs 10 Sr. PrietO (the Minister of FL
nances) in order thar he be not taken BY sur
prise 10y this estimable Sr dc Ia s, who. we
understand, highly esteems his Excellancy Sr.
frieto ought now 10 give proof OF his energy
and integrity"
AS the person who is called q clerk of that
dangerous commercial house is 50 well known 10
ne by reputation, l had written his name in
full; but 10 make the quotation in the above
paragraph eract, must only place the initials
as find them in the MOHitor-DOn j. de Ia 5.
understand The SigiO gives the naues of the