New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

The Church Party in favor OF n Mornarchi-
oaI Form Of Government-Letter from
Gov. Alvarez OF (suerrer0


From The San Francisco Evening Bulletin.
On the LIST II June u meeting OF the principal
leaders Of the "traiors, or Church party, was held
10 the City OF Mexico, at the Pisa de Armss.
After some consoltati1n, they appointed Gen. salas
in command OF the District On the Sd Of june
they rent a commission TO Gen F0rcy. stating that
the city was at his disposal and thof Hey rouh be
proud 70 become subjects Of his Mgjesty the En-
p,ror Napoleon.
On June par. Of the French division under Gen.
Bazne occupied The eavia gatel Of San Lazars, one
Of the entrances to the capital intending to march
into the city immediately. for the purpose Of pro-
tecting the "traitors under Saas, the patriotic in-
hsbltants having at that time threatened their de-
struclon. Salds and his party sent a courier TO
Gen. Forey, who Immediately sent Bazne 10 their
assistance. Ii was expected that the DOLE OF tie
French army would arrive in the capital on the 9Th
Of June.
Snlss and his party had established three news
papers in the city, one called M0ndrga,a, FL Kaye
THE ThuHderboit), ana III Cronista The Chron'-
cier).
We also give a translation from private letter
received from Don Diego ALVAREZ, Governor OF the
State OF Guerrero, Of which Acapulco ID the sea-
port, 10 the editor OF La Voz de Mjleo, Mexican
journal published in San Francisco. This letter Is
ted lie evening OF the 18th of jane. 1t Gays:
my DEAN FRiESD: AS told you IN my ore
vious letter, the Church party has thrown off iis
mask, as You will sce BY the newspaper II Croniad
| dc Msr,cO OF the 6,h inst which was transmitted
to TIE 10y friend Of mine. Regular communication
with the capital has been interrupted since the lst
Of May, at which date the Supreme Constitutional
Government had been removed to San Luis Potosi.
a" BY an article which you will rec in The CroH-
ista, copied from La Nondrquid, you viii compre-
bend how far the shorisigh. dness Of this band Of
traitors extends. Here is extract This The
occupation Of the city of Mexico by the Frenchl
tiles with sbsolute certainty al this time that II If
necessary 10 extrpste by the root the Democratic
element, aud not continue dreaming OF popular
soveres Dty, but 10 Danish for ever such ysin AID
useless theories. TIE tone IN which these traitor
lnieryentiOusts speak already las you viii see Oy
the proceedings which followed, alter tho before
mentioned arucle), among whom figures very con
spicuOusy the celebrated Padre Miranda, the rect
being principally military reActIonists and pEiesis
demonstrates perfectly well that they are cnhni-
mousy IN opinion with Forey, and undoubtedly
have received instructions from his camp.
-" | believe that IL IS Indispensable that these
ne wspBper articles should be published TO tue Word
ip orGer that they may be ibe voice OF alarm for the
American continent. In view Q. their publication.
the doubts and vacIatons Of the Government al
arlington will 10 longer continue but the United
States will hasten TO COOP crate IN favor OF sister
republic, for it Is not alone Mexico which will bs
destroyed, but the very source OF Tho democratic ele-
nent. Undoubtedly, nobody viii deny but that
source exists Ia the United States, and It Is there
that they wish 20 reach IA II wss 90 accurately sad
ca q late occasion by the Senator irom California,
States.
"Ihe views Of Napoleon in the occupation Of
Mexico ire that il will enable him 10 place bis foo.
on China, and extract from there ns accumulated
treasures. lhe,e ARE only tho means 10 reach To
another end, and that end is tho establishment OF
universal monarchy, eNtrPating all the American
republics in order TO enable him 10 cement be
dynasty. lie may mistake IN the means for the
Communication OF this colossal project, which
think impossible in The present ago We live IN; bu'
10 wnc sees not this though. In all It's forms, which
TO ,h, day mas been marked out dar.nS he Tegn, 10
sssufedly blind.
IL urge you still a. continue 10 siimuato the
Mexican patriots m California to help Ia every
way they can the mother country, aud Tor them to
huHcn home to take N phrt In the horrible confess
that Is aboui TO be opeDed and as tho irvscni "H'
does not only concern AeNicnns, bat al American
rrp1hl.c- VITO wish 10 preserve Their nhu0n.iiios
,ou viii do well TO invite Aucnoans 10 iaso iaH
IN or affair hs the present war Ineos TIC HIDE
Icadeacc OF the United States.
"DiKGO ALyARkZ"