New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
Fsou HYu.-Da.es from Port au Prince to

ul2Ilv GspOSsd Is gu.llV o. utsiSol d. s-4t4SI az
State. and the same declaration affixed to
Generals Ingnac, BorgeIla, Richie and Victor. and
Senators Ardouin and VlIlevaleix, accomphces OF
the ex-President. Three provisional departments
have been eStablished-of the Interior. OF War
and Finance. The tifst was confded TO cltrzen
David St Preux. the second to citizen L.udun
and the third 10 citizen Bcdouet The constituent
assembly was 10 be conyoked immediately by the
Provincial Government. to deliberate upon the
adoption Of a new constitution. By pToclama-
ton issued on the Esd of March martial law vas
declared for the preservation oftranquly
FRoM PERr-The following sketch OF recent
revolutions IN Peru Is from the correspondence OF
the Journal OF Commerce;
Lr,r, february loth l:t3
Since the battle OF Aqu: Santa the victorious
party have continued in power. and General Vidal
stlll retains the relns of government. \ revou
ton broke out IN Huaraz III December, headed bv
the Prefect. Col HerceIles.l who succeeded IN
assembling 100 soldiers with whom he met the
government forces, about equal in number. on the
9th nit, IN which encounter nothing decisive
was obtained BY either party bat N the night OF
the same day Ilerceles was surprised IN his camp
and totally routed; he was taken few days
afterwards and shot IN the town of Marca. HIS
body was quartered, and his limbs distributed
about the country The second IN command
Col. Cespedes. u very promising young man.
escaped from the battle, arrived at Huaraz, and
took refuge III the house Of All EngliSh merchant:
from whence he was drawn out by mob, and
assessinaed 10 the streets. Don Pedro Castane-
ia, who acted aS Project under Hercelles, was
also taken and shot at Iiuaraz
Soon after the entrance OF Generals Vidal and
I1tucnte INTO Lima. after the battle OF AQUA san
Ia, they sent General Ncto, with division of
1900 men, TO the South with Il view, tostcnSbly,J
TO assist III pacliymg that part of the country
where some troops oi General Iornco still re-
NAMED under arms; but more probably with or
ders to watch the movements of General Nivanco,
Project OF Arequlpa, who IS popular asprant Tor
the Presldencv In the meantime this General
had raised troops, proceeded to Puno and Cuzco
and Obliged Iorricos troops to surrender. Vi
yanco was still at the latter place. when Nle,o
with his division. arrived at Areqnpa, and as
Sllmcd the military command of the four depart
ments OF the South. This chef beng very un-
popular III that part of the country and his mission
thithcr beng equally 50, some of the leading peo-
pie OF ArcGupa succeeded III seduclng the troops
and on the night OF the ,!Stli uit. he arrested
by his own soldiers. embarked at lslay. and sent
to Lima. The next day General vlyanco was
proclaimed Supreme Chief in Arequipa
ACADEAiY or SClENcEs.--SrTrJNG OF MARCH
2O.-The sitting was opened by NJ. Arago with
!. .ro,,,rn;c.,;o,, res,crt;no the ncyy comet. We
lyo tho beadS ,f this communication on the fol
lowing day, and have now to add only one fact of
interest, which WAS at that time omitted. NJ.
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,;or H., Cb.,,,cr won, ;n,, score, committee
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SY'SNi 10y - t;irnaui.
TIE LATE DR SourHEY.-By his will, dated
the 26th of August, 1889, DR.. >outhey bcqucathed
her nro,;ousy to thcir m,rriaoe. together with the
;n.crcs, of the s,ln oi e.. 900 during her life
Tho res;du, ol his nropcriy, including the above
- OOO ne has bcqueatlci 10 his four children
Charles Cntbbcri Southey, Edith Mary Waiter,
Bertha Hill. and Katharine Southey-equally,
and IN case Of hctieath of any of them before the
lest,tor. their share is to be divided AMONGST their
IL. I1.h.t sub, NJ n or Isrls street
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and Henry IdyIOr, Esq. Ol the Colonial OiiiCC.
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eFPlHais on ifuit trees out duus 1i'"t tney ma
be destroyed now thus
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10 bear egg and with brush or piece oi clotil,
,,-.s, tho infested Ii,nhs The ls, y, kill every
7, "',' '' ''ii'0'.' ''''i' ~ ~ ',, 80 49,
mothers son o the GggS and VOu will see no cat
er,,Ilar,s beds. nnon tbe7n :, Nav ar Iune Even
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without regard 10 catcrpilldrs, IT Is excellent
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