New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02
MEXICO.


and WINS on the way TO Zamora, occupied for
about two weeks By the Alvarez party,) twenty
leagues distant. There is a considerable reyo-
lutionary force there, and coeyal with his leaving
this city il is said large force went over to them
from the Government. This journey appears TO be
another edition OF bis famous expedition to the
South, for the benefit Of his health, and of the
Moreno affair. lie went there with view Of
reaping the reward of treachery, and now doubt
less has similar expectations. Should this
expedition fail another traitor Aoreno--J
strar--wil be shot and Santa Anna will re-
turn and abuse the ReyolutiODists with foul
words hurled from the inner recesses OF his palace
There ia no doubt that be will fail in the accom-
plishment Of thing against those people, (upieSs
there be tTeacbery,) for up TO the present tnere
has been steady and determined resistance 10 ais
Government and from all we see neither their
numbers nor efforts have diminished The Reyolu-
topists will not attack him now, for he has 7,0Oj
or 9 OC0 men, (more or less,) which compared
with the opposite party are disciplined, also artl-
lery and cavalry, and keeps alway on the Highway,
which is perfect plain With all these advantages
his safety is perfect. The truth is this journey of
Santa Anna is, like oil his other acts, effort to
deceive the ignorant, aid has for its object the at
tainmeIt OF his ends by means OF money lie has
not cone TO fight AS said abOse, he sticks 60 the
highway, gees in great p0np from town to village
and from village 10 town, orders triumphs TO be
prepared against his arrival, and detailed reports
OF bis ptions TO be cent 10 the papers of this
city which dare not refuse TO publish what his
correspondents send. Teus be holds out to the
world the idea that he ia the idol of the whole ma
ton, and his opponents mere robbers. tie IS the
idol OF feo who look TO their OVID interests. While
he looks to his OWL From the appearar &C of things
at present think that should the RevOuti0rists
not be betrayed into giving him battle he will be
permanently ridiculed and lost. Not even he will
be able to stand the cpprobrium that will await him
here i thought that Arista would be the last If
the Mexicans, upon his fall but it appears that
ByrOn's Vision of Darkness will be realized in the
meeting of Santa Anna and Alvarez in the ruins of
Mexico.
Commonfcrt ard Villalya have gone into Mcho-
aean, and probably are at Zamora. They with
drew most Of their forces from the South, and
have with them few pieces ofartlegy have
heard that they are in connection with A.. %,
.easo.,ug 20 organize more firmly aud prosecute
the revolution with more system than heretofore.
While santa Anna is quietly pursuing his jour
ney the RevOlutonists as If to make fan OF hin
are committing their usual acts all around him and
his forces
The City of GuaDaiuato was entered by force
of 500 men on the 9Th inst, who carried Oh con-
siderable sum of money from tho Mint therc-ltis
said $l50,O00. Pillage in general was prohibited,
and no money was exacted by them from private
individuals further than tho part which nighttime
belonged TO them in TIE sum they took from the
Mint They retired the SEINE day. Inc moment
this WAS published il was denied by the official pa
per which stated that they only went 10 the SILVER
ie6leries in the neighborhood Of that city, and
fmtler, that they were attacked and lost 6O or ~
peb No one daIes publish tie contrary, bat pri-
vate letters show the truth. This event took place
go hof hc1 IN
for time the triumpha march Of his Highness,
who was passing not far distant. There are various
accounts given by the different commanders IN that
section of country One says that he rushed upon
them at the head of escort in one place, and
after killing a number and having his horse shot
under him, and seeing the main body OF over oOO
& ming CI him, he retired. Another General was
In a coach, and on falling in with them he ordered
his men TO charge, and ais horses were both killed.
Ills is he Que vino says he killed 90 orc. ln0te
II Ut thee twO places of attack arc Leagues apart,
and that thr attacks took place at the same time.
About The date of the above event another party
OF hesoluiiouisls went into The village OF Autlan
de Ia G,ans, (Nichoacan,) stayed all night there,
robbed the tobacco monopoly, the Finance DE
partmcnt, and corn from the shops, and sold IL 10
he people Of The place for half price in the pa5ie mar
ket They went from there 10 Talpa, near by the
former place broke open the church and robbed it Of
everything of value they could lay hands on, and
finally went to Mazoca, another village hard by,
robbed the prison guard of their muskets, (about
thirty .fve,) and disappeared. The amount robbed
at Autlan is estimated at $1,000. When they APP
peaIed at these places the authorities Immediately
hed.
Tie papers are now beginning to lay the blame
of this revolution upon US. One says that speak
ing of the Revolutionary they are robbers aid
"worthy defenders Of the cause invoked by tie
"PANTnER Of TIE SOUTH, and doce instruments
4" of the ar;iul views Of the Yankee Fli51fers.
The IRirsrsai in speaking OF Arrangolz
pamphlet is principally annoyed that what he hai
to say about this Government should have been
published in the United States, whore, says that
paper, ave are hated and perhaps despisCd !;
"wlere our good principles OF government
"adoped for our political aud social regeneration
care ridicnlcd aud where are woven not lew oil
the consniracies which have for their object the
"prevsnting ns from obtaining that peace 50 mnch
"aesired" MIR. Arrangoz in saying what he has
has given them new pretexts aud new arms
In this connection l translate reT5di'm the
following decree 10 show the love Santa Anna has
forioregners generally and his respect TO treaties.
Nr. Bonilla is the Superintendent o. Police and
brother Of the Minister IF Relaii0as
"ANruSIo DIEz DE- BoNIILA, &C.; In viz
tue of my faculties and considering tie exemptions
enjoyed by the foreigners residing in The Municipality
of Mexico l have resolved that thoy present them
selves at this cflice bringing with them the documents
which accrcdit their nationality. make It known for
its fulhmcnt with the understanding that me rcsrec
tive section will dispatch business from 10 in the
morning 10 in The afternoon every Say Tor The term
OF twenty days that have granted, and that he who
will not obey shall assume the damages.
As''e'' May H. ises ,,,ro>s,o mr. NJ, pov,,r,
"Ju.S Bsro, sceresy,'
In consequence of the above very many went
and handed in their " letters of security which
wero Endorsed by Mr. Brito tho CLERK and for ,hi,