On Guerrero's departure from the capital, Quintanar led another revolt in favor of José María Bocanegra for interim president. Bocanegra served for only a few days. On December 23, 1829 he was replaced by a triumvirate consisting of Quintanar; Pedro Vélez, president of the Supreme Court; and Lucas Alamán. They exercised power until December 31, 1829, when the army of Anastasio Bustamante entered the capital and made Bustamante president. Bustamante named Quintanar president of the Supreme War Tribunal. He died in Mexico City in 1837. His remains were buried with full military honors in the former Cemetery of Los Ángeles. When this was closed, the location of his grave was lost. Sources Short biography Governors of Jalisco Members of the Chamber of Deputies (Mexico) People of New Spain 1772 births 1837 deaths 19th-century Mexican people People from San Juan del Río