New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
MEXICO.

EXTRACTS FROM BLACK BOOK-wHAT MAXIyTIL-
IAN AND HIS ADVIsEfS THOUGHT OF TIE
PROMINENT TRAITORS.
ALMoNTR, JUAN N.-Made his first appear
ance on the political during the revolution OF 1923
and was acrward attached TO the Legation IN London
where he remained until 1885, He took part In the cam
paen o Texas In the capacity Of adutan 10 santa Anna
Ia 1859 Busaineato appointed him 10 De Secretary Of War;
lie attacked the Liberal party In the Council Of Ministers
until that they would triumph, when he ranged
himself Immediately their side. On Santa Annas ac-
cesslon to mower Amoute was In disgrace Go
hut u. Antonio sent him afterward min'er 10 tho
United states. After tie monarchy was proclaimed IN
lsli Parodcs mado him minister 10 France Instead Of
proceeding direct TO his place of destination he fingered
lOHg time IN Vera Cruz, under preteNt o not hndng any
to induce the Governor OF that state TO help
him in removing Paredes. Tie Governor would
ppoeeedIug TO Pars went TO Havana where
he put himself into communication with santa Anna The
revolution Of Guldaajara enabled them Doh 10 invade
Mexico Anna seized the supreme power aud ale
pointed Amonto TO be secretary OF War Mhue t santa
Anna was in command 0f the Mexican army Aimonte
played many ntgues ODE nominated Vice PRESIDENT by
Congress but only succeeded I'm falling into disgrace He
became very Intimate with juarSL and many deputies oi
the extreme progressive party "hen Mexico was taken
possession OF by the North American army, Almonte
united himself with those who Wero most opposed To
santa Anna. Whe9 peace was made Wit WITH ne United %
dency. but Gen. Arisa get ahead OF him he reVred 70
private life until, during the period Of COmonfort he de
clared himself ia favor OF the party which contested the
right OF the state To render church property lhienaen
Amonte Is naturally cold. aYariclous ana reyengeiuL
Morelos by whom ne appointed Colonel when mere
child. When he was cent 70 France az Minister, he re-
cevcd the OF $4,000 for expenses Of the legation
and he Is accused Of never having given clear account
OF the manner how these funds were expended
ARROYO Minister of Ioreg. A0T'is Is . man ftW of
BgsosSs and 4, nh or dett IIe has applied for the
rostlon Of Subsecrctary. order 10 rid himself of the
prosecutions OF his creditors lie Is not very delicate
TaRAsfIpG MoNsrSoR T. A. DE- irch5isbop Of lrcrieo-
Of Acknowledged superior intellect aud sound edu
cation Abroad he often spoke - the Reactonsts in
favor OF the naturalization Of the clerical property but
under appearance OF liberalism he rs accused OF
addicted to the old order OF things
LOPEz MIcULG-CoI0aelot otms Eegia1cat orhe Empress
Has served with the counter guorrias organized In ls4T
by the Americans santa Anna al hrst protested but
aftorward outiawed hun as traitor TO his country lie
probity.
NAMED unnotced mp to the time when he became com
mander OF battalion. From that time ne enjoyed the
favor Santa Anna, who ordered him 20 Join him IN
expedition against Alvarez and promoted him rapidly TO
the command of brigade. Marquez has never recog,
70 have taxed the country Tor provisions but he is
said 70 6e esceeSngiy sangMaaIy aa hgs ordered ne
with number Of other persons, who had taken no share
MlRAaoS-Entored the Military College in lsl6, and
WAS gradually promoted % q trst-leutcnancy At
later period he took al active part in the conflicts under
ZuOaga rewarded for his zeal with commission
as brlgadier After the death ot Gen Osollo. Mramon
took command OF the division aud routed the Liberals in
Governor Of Guadalaiara. He came TO Mexico united
@ %ta FTssS iSS seed S@ that M time every ey
documeut lie soon afterward marched against Vera
Cruz where Juarez had established his Government but
the siege OF that city after having taken possession
the money the Public Treasury returned Mex
leo and assumed the supreme mana cement OF affairs
ZuOaga tired of his HsUJ0rdiH0iO, and deprived
him Of the title Of Vice President Mlramon, however,
petition against the Liberals In the interior; hut having
pecunInry resources, he ordered the ds the house
Of the English Minister 10 be seized went 10 aud lost
the battle Of fapulalpan, which made an end TO his
where he embarked himself as private individual.
EOHORAN TOMAS Political Prattct OF ItdtpdD-Is
Marquee; aierward commander OF squadron intended
10 proclaim himself, wheTeupon Marquee put him in
prison He escaped and became General in the I" Pure
party at the siege OF Puebla he commanded the brigade
qucz from uniting himself with tho French army. At
later period he left the city with Carvaia order
unite himself with Comonfort; he spoke very much
against the French aud the and tO this
him appointed To DO Prercct of Tlalpam
RAMIREZ BishOp-Was originally monk, and went TO
Europe as member OF the clergy He has become bishop
through the protection OF Archbishop Mungua OF More
liza; has been assistant author OF several circulars In
which the clergy protested against the taken By
the Intervention. IL IL said that Ramirez does not
much favor the doctrines Of conservatism the
Of the native race In the welfare Of which lie takes
great Interest.
SANTA ANNA GeHerdL--Is the best head which has
over ruled Mexico, and the only who really lad
knowledged that he has made miserable Of his aI
thory After his last fall he has taken side with neither
party, though all hii old partsans, among whom arc
very honorable such Signor Gutierrez do Es-
trada, Gen. Blanco, and 0thershaye attached them
selves 20 the Intervention and proclaimed monarcicsl
principles and tho person OF Maxlmian
some time dlesinker; had himself appointed honorary
lIeutonantColonel-t Is. without a command. He
took share In the rebellion OF S2S and entered into tho
regular service In 1888, when the questions Of religion