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WEDNESTairnirCH 2. 18?5.
SToCirr•RXCHA NOR. TW EI.V R O'CI.OOK.
• eoniols opengd it IPA to 94, for the Account ; with little doing.
FOREIGN 1/11'41t4. -
In the Foreign Market an South American Stocks have Ina-
proved, owing to a repast of some favourable news from Bosom
having ben received, the contents of which have not yet tranvpired
curceot Prices: New Spanish 191, Old ditto 24i 6 Nielican .
Colombian New 92* I, Cbilian 49i 90, French Scrip 16,,
Austrian 08.4. Brazilian Scrip Si 41, kiezican Scrip 44, Greek STI
Greek Scrip 1 prem.
• P:: ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut
S per Cent. Red. 94314 1,4
S per Cent. Cons. 9398 % 34
• Si re( Cent. Red. 101% ye
4 per Cent. New 106 V 4
Long Ann. 23A 5-16
India Stock-BM—lndia Bonds 97
£l,OOO F z heq. Rills (2d.) 53 54 ; (1 Yid.) 57 3" 7 -,,••
£5OO ditto (11,4 d.) 54 4 t i,. . ,
£lOO and £2OO (hut:llll,4d) 58 • ...;
Cons. for Acct. 94 9534 V . •
The Public will •appreciate the zeal
.of Mr. Secre.
tart' CANNING, in the discharge of his Parliamentary
duties, when we state, which we do with regret, that
he is suffering from an accession of gout, in tonsil.
quence of the exertion which he made last night in
going to the House of Commons.

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GREAT VICTORY BY BOUYAR. •
.The following important intelligence from Peru has,.,
been-brought by the Lion cutter, which has arrived
from Carthagena:
" OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.—PUBLIC NOTICE.
• Orcrossa 18, 1854 a
" GREAT VICTORY.-...DECISIVE TRIUMPH.
81 The Liberating Army, under the command of Ge.
neral Sucre, has completely routed the Spanish army,
on the 9th of this month, in the plains of Guaman-
Ca. General La Serna, who commanded it, 'has
wounded, and is made prisoner, with Generals •
Camerae Valdez, and ,Carratela, and other chiefs,
officers, ;tad troops. In consequence, all the baggage of
the enemy, their arms and accoutrements, are in our
possession. Lieutenant-Colonel Medina, Adjutant of
his tacellency the Liberator, carried the official
dispatch of the action, and it is to be lamented that he-
had the ill fortune to be assassinated in Guard°, by the
rebels in that town. But all the authorities of the towns
yin the immediate vicinity of the geld of battle, offi-
cially announce the triumph of our arms ; adding, that
General Canters; who took the command when Gene-
ral La Serna was wounded, capitulated to General
Sucre, expressly stipulating, that the fortress of Callao
should be given up to the Liberating Army.
" On the 9th Dec. was completed the day which
commenced at Junin. In the beginning of the year the
Spaniards pretended to reconquer America with that
army which has now ceased to exist. The plains of
Guarnanguilla have witnessed the victory which has
terminated the war of independence in the conti-
nent of Columbus. There was decided the question
which divides Europe, which immediately con-
cerns America, interests the whole human race,
and the influence of which will be felt no doubt in a
thousand succeeding gencritions; the question is, whe-
ther the world is to be governed by the absolute power
of those who called themselves legitimate, or if the
period is arrived when the people are to enjoy their rights
and liberties? The liberating army has solved. the
problem, and has raised the last monument that was
requisite for its glory. Gratitude will inscribe on it the
names of the conquerors of Guamanguilla, and of the
illustrious genius who has directed the war, preserved
Peru, and in the events of February has only met with
new roads to glory ; his fame will last to the end of the
world, and this is a feeling which animates all hearts de-
sirous of Liberty."—Prese of Lime.
" Caithness de Colushia, I 1 o'clock at night, of the 11th of
Amory, 18884 S. At tare Govesiossest Printing -office.
I. A. CALFO:
" REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
• " Cameos's, Fs'. 13,-111115.

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Coo mandut-Gcueral of tbs: Isthmus, dated the 3d
lust. states to me the following:—
" I have this moment received a dispatch from the Secretary
of his Excetiesicyethe Liberator, from Lima, the tenour of which
is u follows:--
" REPUBLIC OF PERU.
"MINISTRY OF WAR AND MARINE.
Lou, Dammam id. 1624.
" r sirs INTAIDAIIe cossauxuast eaxsun, Of 1411AZIA.
" It is extremely satisfactory to me to apprise yos, by order of
Ms Excellency, the Liberator, charged with the dictatorial power,
that at the hour of live o'clock in the vizi:ling various dispatches
have been received, and among them one from General Santa '
Cruz, coolirmint the complete rout of the Spanish army um the
sth instant at Gultnanguilia. The Viceroy La Sums, and Gene-
s* Camerae and Valdes, have been taken prisoners, the first
big seriously wounded; the second (Canterac) baying succeeded
Ms in the command, capitulated to the Commaluier-in•Chief,
General Sucre, and in coostspeoce gave orders to the Governor of
Collao to place the forts at the disposal of his Excellency the Li-
berator, and to the other Spanish Chiefs cm all alai to submit to
the General. Lieutenant-Colonel Medina, Aid-dr-Camp of
his Excellency. who envied the dispatches of General Sucre,
the capitulations and the orders of General Cameras, was attacked
and killed on his journey by some rebels, but the moment I motive
them I will transmit them to you.
" These flattering and extraordinary successes, his Excellency the
Mentor orders me to tell you, our open and intimate ally, the
Republic of Colombia, make any new levies unnecessary to assist
the Republic in the *u which, till the 6th lostast, it carried on
with the fipenish power in this pert of America. His Excellency
considers quite suMelem the fourdowned mien of the expedition
from Panama to secure the independence sod liberty of Peru.
—Colombia ranaies as free hem the regsgeumets she had
lit the south as Pent obliged for the assistance which she has
riceived from her, is the melancholy epoch of her calamities.
In consequence his Easelioncy, the Liberator, commands me to
say that it you have any reinforcemsnte to said to Peru, or you
should in future receive any for that repose, you are to bold them
at the disposal of the Govermisest Of Colombia, in order to deter-
mine what shall be done with them: as existing circumstances
render such relofurcetneots tuusseeseary.—l am your very obedient
servant, " T. DR HERES."
.44 This I have the honour and satisfaction of communicating to
'you' for your information, congratabitine you and the department
under your command, not only em this happy news, but she on the
immediate part you have takes by your co-operatiou in the brilliant
success of our armies in the tulip:wise of the bras."
" Permit me, Sir, to have the satisfaction of communicating to
you the news of an event so glorious for Colombia, so important to
the cause of South America, and so decisive as to the pretensions
of
the peniosula of Spain, and to ceneraveste you, and all Colombius,
on the peace of the new world.
" May Gnu preserve you,
C. SOUBLETTE."
—vamv-- •
Getman Pipers to the 24th tilt, reached us this fore!
no.m. They state that the report of lastatatts Foca.%
having sent his troops to Coroa and Motion is ao;
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confirmed.
Limon : Punted by • • i.vou ass 311111
• No. 1, PscbetS-Pieta, Temple-Du

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