Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

At 1--WE dollars per annums
1 Translated for the N Y Daily .Adverttssrl
From the official Gazette of the De.
pertinent of the Isthmus of Psnsuaa,
Octobsr 10Th, 1924
PERU
TO THE LIBERATING ARMY.
Soldiers You are going to complete
che greatest undertaking ever entrusted
Go men. that of saving whole world
from slavery. Soldiers! the foes you
are to destroy boast Of fourteen years
of triumphs: they therefore must be
worthy of measuring their arms with
you're. which shons IN thousand com
bats Soldiers! Psru and all Ansrics
expect from you peace, go the fruits OF
victory. aud liberal Europe herself txes
with delight her eyes apon you. because
she liberty of the new world 10 the hope
of the Universe. Will you d,sappofnt
herp Mol No! You are invincible.
BOLlV AR.
A letter from a respectable individa-
al at Pasco. Of the 9Th of August. con-
tains the following: 'On the 9th al
engagement took place in the meadows
OF Junin, near the spot called tho foot
stool of lncan - Bolivar and
Canterae commanded personally in the
action. The bravery oil the Lioerator
was such as to approach very near the
ranks Of the enemy The brave Colon
bians have behaved like heroes. The
.urasiers. now called the hussars Of Ju-
min. have borne themselves brilliastly.
They are the most distinguished corps
Of Psruvians for achievements In the
6eld. Toe enemy have been 50 com.
pletsly dispersed, that It spPesrs to me
impossible that they can ever again
for N two squadroDs; while we have ten
fnll sauadrons, In high spirits and full
of enthusiasm. The enemy's infantry
seems aiso ruined: because those who
have concealed themselves 10 their
march from Pasco to Reyes, are dlsa.
blsd by having their feet extremely
aw ollen. Those who were compelled TO
re reat beyond Tarma are doubtless still
worse The booty We have found thus
far 10 abundant. Some soldiers have
taken more than thirty doubloons -
Necochea and Miller have behaved
brsvely.
Another letter from Huaras, August
aad. says: Yesterday l arrived from
J.nia-our army 10 beyond lscuchucs,
OF rather by this time must be on the
road to Guananga. The Goths are fly.
any in the greatest disorder The num-
Der of prisoners and dsserters come IN
So incalculable. say nothing OF mum,
sions. ammunitions Of all sorts. not to
be tedious. firmly believe. from what
have seen. that the war - at an end
Froa, q letter from Trux,Ilo, of 2Sth
sept The consequences OF the vieto'
nv seems incredible, The enemy have
ab4nd ooed the rich valley of jsnjs, lesv
ing iu our possession all their maga-
zines, we'll filled with provisions and
untouched. forgetting 10 the confusion
TO destroy them On 18Th the LII.
berator was at HusDcsyo with the lst
division; aoout that time force was
coming down against Csilao. which, as
/ told you, contained very small gar.
rison. On the l6th Rodil caused the
horse to leave Lima, to unite with the
re nainder of the fugitive army, by the
road of lea, and smut himself in the
cattle of Callso with the infantry TO
preusre him self for a sIege which is to
De commenced Immediately. The dis
persiou of the enemy Is 81 eRtlre. that |
do nos exsggerate when 1 say tina,
believe the Boosting Csnterae will en-.
ter Cuzco sloss On the lst of Sept.
Gen Laufente, Col Perez and some
other officers will leave THE place for
Lima, Seaor Uuanae has political COM
mand of the capital.
A letter from Frexillo, OF Oct. !.
ststes. % the authority of letters from
the Mountain of Yauricocha, that 600
dsad bodies, 100 horses, and 600 lances
have been found beside those mention
ad m the official accounts Of the battle.
The chiefs Marcills and Bedoya were
kllsd. Tne enemy hies sopreeipi1ate-
". that they travelled 3 leagues IN four
hours after their defeat. Faey came
out TO meet os with 60 much confidence,
that they left at jamie aud Tarma all
che preparations for celebrating the
victory. The L.bera,or has treated the
vyanoded and prisoners Ia the most no.
bile aud generous manner. he ordered
that thew should be treated like our
own men: indeed like himself. The