The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

diers have taken more than thirty doubiooox
l-Necochea and Miller have behaved brau"
ly."
Another letter from IIuaras, Aug. o,a
Yesterday l arrived from Jania-our arm.
is beyond lscuchcca, or rather by this timoo
must be on the road to Guananea. Ths
Goths are flying in the greatest disorder
The number ofprisoncrs and desertcrs come
in incalculabe. ! say not to be tedious
firmly believe, from what have seen. tha.
the war is at an end.
From ictler, from 7rariNo, ofthe 29M.of
September.
The consequences of the victory seemi,.
credible. The enemy have abandoned the
rich valley of Jania, leaving iii our posses.
sion all their magazines well filled with pro.
visions and untouched, forgetting, in the con.
fusion, to destroy them. On the 10th III.
Liberator was at Huaneavo, with the ~
division about that time force was coninr
down against Callao, which, as told Won
contained very small garrison. On the
! 10th. Rodl caused the horse to leave Linn,
to unite with the remainder of the fugitive
army, by the road of lea, and shut himselfi
the castle of Callao, with the infantry, topre.
pare himself for siege, which is to be com.
menced Immediately The dispersion of the
enemy is 50 entire, that do not cxaggerate
when | say that believe the boastnf Can
tcrac will enter Cuzco alonr. On the lst. of
Oct. Gen I.afucnte, Col. Perez, and some O.
/ ther officers, will leave this place for Lima.
Senon Unanuc has political command of the
capital.
4 letter from Truxillo OF Oct !, states, or
the authority of letters from the mountain Of
! NauriCoCha, that 200 dead bodies, 100 horses
and 900 iances have been found beside those
mentioned in the otficia! account of the battle
The chiefs Marcila and Bcdoya were killed,
The enemy flies so prcciptately, that they
travelled eight leagues in four hours after
their defeat. They came out to meet us with
so much confidence, that they left at Jana
and 1arma, all the preparations for cee-
, brating the victory The Liberator HIS
treated the wounded and prisoners in the
most noble manner. He ordered that they
should be treated like our own men, indeed
, like himself. The prisoners are undecevel
and astonished. In the retreat from Janja to
Conception, the enemy lost $50 of their in
fantry by fatigue. They shoot any one that
! gets tired, while our officers give their
, horses to those who arc fatigued. Cantcrac
; has ordered the fints to be taken from the
guns Of the corps of Burgos, Castro and Cen
! tire.
| "Anothcr of the same date saws: On the
!. 10th. of this month the gallant Necochea en-.
tered this place wounded brought on the
shoulders Of some Pcruvians. All the peo.
pie came out to receive him with the greatest
enthusiasm, as one OF the conquerors Of Jun
in; men and women contended for the hon
or of carrying this brave wounded man. The
scene affected the people to tears.
When the enemy came out from Pasco they
intended to set this town on fire, as well as
] eight leagues around, as they did with Car
/, guamayo and Ninacara.
$ "'hc Nucvo Dio Del Peru" remarks:-
S The General in Chief of the United Army
|. made an address to his Excelency in the
: name ofthc army, at the conclusion ofwhich
= he said Inter the Libcrator nothing is 10
e BE- erhectcd but pictory''-to which Bolivar
: replied: 10 kno7v gphether IShaH conquer
e Ihave oHiyto look onthoSe zpho sarround me"
n A truly martial banquet succeeded, in which
[. the I.ibcrator drank to the Army, Peru, the
s Patriots confined i'll Lima, and the eter-
> nal triumph OF Ibcrtv; and then added
n Let the S7porGS ofhoSe 7vho Snrronnd NE
y hierce my 6osom ten Moasand times, leper
: ohhreSs Me nations Tan n07c setting al h6er-
= ~. LH the authority ofMe heohte be TIC
+ oni0 ho7oer on cartA and lei The 0ery namf
c IF Tyranny be struck ont from the lGnga-
& :, ages Of natioaa."
y Eron Me Panama Gazette, (ertra) q o.
n tober 6.
c The mtcntent received to-day, b. the
e convoy vessels, the following Extraordinary
9 Gazette Of the Government Of IruEillo, da
: ted 22d. of September last.
REpJ-PIJC Or PERI
/ GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS.
Hnancayo, Sept. 9.
/ To the Project of the department of TruXrlo
> The Secretary General of his EXccllenly
III the I.iberatorgives us the following ntor!na
. ton:
!, HEAD QUARTERS,
q IIutana, eth August, 1S2l)
> To DR.. Jose Sanchez Carrion, Minister OF
!, State for Peru.
e S1R--After the events of the 9th. at JunlE
.e the enemy continued to retreat. At the pre-,
sent time they have lost six provinces, ana
+ more than half their forces so that by accounts
B. received by His EXccllency, the enemy
army is reduced to $500 or 5000 men, bro
ken, and without any mor0i. In proportioE
as our advanced corps approach the enemy
they retreat, SO that it is impossible to follow
lc with the precipitation with which they ~
n, We have already taken large quantities o,
Y. military stores, and hope hereafter to t'lAc
st more. The lbcrating army is daily ans
E. mcntcd by dcscrtcrs from the enemy. Inc