Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-26


tanned respecting the situation Of the enemy.
Coniiding in these an- in the means which he
has taken 10 destroy them at blow, his Excel
lency desires me To assure you, hat whateoer
be the final combinations Of the Spanish chiefs,
whatever their hopes, the liberty OF Peru shall
BE- completed ihi.yrar, l. ire. ocabsy confirmed
by the iiberatlng army. have particular
pleasure in assuring you that e,e;y where His
Excellency is received with demonstrations ex-
Iscssiye svf gratitude and joy, and that the
lre40s are suecoured with an aiaciity, that
issses nvthns u BE- desired. His Excrllency
pfays, you 10 have this circulated among The
authorities Of the country, in order that all may
be- impressed with The good results which will
accrue from the sacrifices made for the liber-
~ and Independence al Peru.
TONES DE HERES, Secretary.
From the official Gazette Of the Depart
ment III the ls,hnus of p nania, Oct 10. 1894
PEkU.-Tv tue Li,crating Army.
SoLDiERs-You are going TO. complc,e the
greatest undertaking ever intrusted TO msn,
that OF saving whole world from slavery
Soldiers. the foes you are tn destroy boast
OF fourteen years IF triumphs; they therefore
must be worthy Of measuring their arms with
yours, which shone in thousand combats.-
Soldiers! Peru and all America expect from
yuu peace, as the fruits Of Victory, and libe
raj Europe herself fixes with delight her eyes
upon yau, because the liberty of the New
World is the hope Of the Universe Will you
dsappoint her No! No you are inyincible
BOLIVAR.
A letter from a respectable indiyiduaI at Pas
co, Of the 9Th Of August, contains the follow
ing: On The 9th, an engagement took
place in the meadows Of Ju6in;; near the spot
called the footstOof or IHca2.. y = Bolivar
and Csnterac commanded personally in the
action. The bravery OF the Liberator was
such as 10 approach very near the ranks Of
the enemy. The brave Coiombians have be-
haved like heroes. The curassiers, now called
the hussars Of Junin, have borne themselves
brilliantly. They are the most distinguished
corps Of Peruvians for achievements in the
field. The enemy have been SO completely
dispersed, that IL appears to me impossible
that they can ever again form two squsdrons
while we have ten full sguadrons, in high spir-
Its and full OF enthusiasm. The enemys in
fantry seems also ruined beca,Ise those who
had concealed themselves in their march from
Pasco to Reyes, are disabled by having their
feet extremely swollen. Those who were
compelled 10 ,retr&t beyond Tarlna are doubt
less still verse. The booty we have found
thus far is abundant. Some soldiers have Ia
ken more than thirty dnubloOns. Necochea
and NJ iller have Extraordinarily.
Another letter from Huaras, Aug ed, says
Yesterday arrived from Janja--our army IS
beyond lscuchuca, or rather by this time must
be on the road to Guananga. The Guihs are
flying in the greatest disorder. The number
OF prisoners and desrrters come in is incaicuIa-
BILE. say nothing of munitions, ammunitioos
oil all sorts not tt be tedious, / firmly believe,
from what have seen, that the war is at an
end.
From letter, from Truziiio. of Tie 2slh Of Sep
TENDER.
The consequences Of the victory seem in
credible. The enemy have abandodsd the
rich valley ofJanja, leaving 10 our possession
all their magazines we'll filled with provisions
and untouched, forgetting, in the confusion,
to destroy them. On the 18th, the Liberia
tor wa, al Hnancavo, with the lst division !;
ABOUT That time force was coming down a
salnst Calao. which, as l told you, contained
very small garrison. On the 18th, Ro
dii caused the horse TO leave Lima TO unite
with the remainder of the fugitive army by
me road ct lea. and shut himself IN the castle
OF Ca'lao, with the infantry, TO prepare himself
Tor siege, which is To be commenced imme-
aiateiy. The dispersion of the enemy is so
entire, that do not exaggerate when I say
that believe the boasting .Canterac will en-
Ter Cuzco alone. On the LIST of Oct. Gen
Laiuente, Col. Perez, and some other officers
VIII leave this place for Lima Scmnn Unanue
has political command of the capital
" The Nuevo bio Del Peru" remarks =
The General 10 Chief Of the United Army
made An address to his Excellency in the name
Vt the army, at the conclusion of which h..
said" Under the Liberator nothing is TO be
expected but vict0ry"-to which Bolivar re-
piled F." To know whether shall conquer,
have only 10 look on those who surround
me-" truly martial banquet succeeded, in
which the Liberaior drank to the Army, Pc
ri, the Patriots confined in Lima, and the e.
trrnal triumph of Liberty and then added
" Let the swords Of those who surround me-
pierce my bosom ten thousand times il ever
Cypress the nations am now setting at Liber
ty. Let the authority Of the people be the
only power on earth and let the very name
OF Tyranny BE- struck out from the Languages
of Nations"
FROM VALPARAISO, Aug. 10, D.
Extract of a letter received by the ship Globe,
arrived at Edsartown.
Flour, on the Goth July, was gSa al Lima,
duty paid, but would fall the moment the port
was open to busisess about six cargoes being
ready to enter as soon as that happened. An
depends on the fate of great battle and il
is very doubtkI. when that will take place.
"Com. Hull and the English senior Officer,
have agreed to the blockade as being efficient.
II is general from 2, N. of Lima, 10 81 g. S.
lat. the line Of Chill. The Colombian and
Peruvian Navy are engaged in it, and the Chill
lap squadron are fitting TO go TO their aid. Our
Commerce is in jeopardy, at least those who
attempt breach.
The Royalist privateers have been sue.
cessiul-fhere are only Q or 8 of them. They
have orders to captur. vessels of all nation,
that approach within six leagues of the
coast y" -,.sf Vt 5fIl