New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
NEW GRENADA.
Insurrectious In the Provinces OF Paste aad
Tuquerres-Bloody Battles-The Government
Victorious

From the Panama Herald June u
We received dates last night from Gar
thagena Of the sih instant, and from 8ogola up 70
the 22d ult The papers are principally occupied
with accounts Of an attempt to overthrow the TO-
yenmeDt. by the Provinces of Paste and Iuquenes'
with the encouragement and and Of Ecuador lht par
ticuars OF which we hasten 10 lay before our fe%eis
Paste and Tuquenes, The seat and scene OF tlie M
surrectiOn, are the two southern provinces Oh lhs
Republic. They JOIN Ecuador on IT. interior western
boundary.
symptoms Of a rebellion having been made apPa.
rent IN these provinces, TO the President. ne edisa
upon Congress, then ia session. to authorize an aiiF
ton 10 be- made 20 the army, which wds at once ~
creased under it, direction 20 10000 men. The re
sldent was also authorized q" 10 declare and nas
war upon Ecuador, ln case It should be ascerianeo
that size aided or participated IN any way IN th' re-
belllon, Or afforded succof or protection 10 Inc ID
suIgents. 81,
Gen " W. Franco. COmmander-inCh chef Of ne
Southern division of the Army, was directed 10 pro
coed with force Of about $50 men % the scene
rebellion IN Paste which lie reached, and io1nd lafH
numbers OF the people gathered into armed comp
MES, and enscOnced IN a ragine called Chag HOa'r
ba. lie attacked them on their right wing ana sue
ceeded m dlsOdglng them and driving them ifoa
their quarters. The insurgents then reueated s
far az FLORIDA and, on being hOtly pursued they r.
tired BE- yond GuIiara II was soon after discovers
that about 800 Of them had escaped into Ecnadot
headed her chef Tara together with then pne'h
and numerous Others.
On the 9th the Governor Of Tuqucnes G!scOyere
symptoms OF rebellion in that Province, which sos
manifested itself By PronuncIsmieniO beng pro
claimed. The whole province rose up al once aS
declared civil war and called upon Ecuador 10 sGs
tam them. Thee facts becoming known 20 GeneA
Franco, he gathered large a force As cifcug
stances would admit and marched against them
their retreat from the government forces, lhey sae
ceeded IN acquiring strength; IN large additions
Their Numbers. with which, IN all amounting tOc
they proceeded % take ground al Buenos Ayfes
small canton N the interior Of Tuquerfes hss
hey were met by another detachment, composed
three battalions Of Infantry and two slgalfons
Cavalry amounting 10 !, coo men. III
battle ensucd AT this place, Of very severe AZ
sangu.nary character. IN which many lives were ~
on both sides and many Of The rebels TAKEN pf-os
ers, and which ended IN the total defeat ana cisfe
SION Of he insurgents, who took refuge N lhs ~
joining provinces Of Ecuador, leaving the1 Geo 4
and wounded on the FIELD -,
The head Of the nsurgeni troopss Mandel lD@A''
He escaped INTO Ecuador III
Il is 10 be- hoped that the speedy tennlnAuon 4
this lnsunection VIII prevent further dhcaiue' ~
tween this Government and Ecuador huca -,
element prevailed al Bogo,a and thr0ug ho9l ~
province Of Popayan, and The people were Az - :,
% 90 out and fight the rebels Il OCCASION sho'|0
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