New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27
THE REBELLION IN NE GRANADA.
TIE GOVERNMENT IN THE AscENpxcY.

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Advires by the steamship ARIEL show thst the reyolu
ton Of General MosquerA may perhaps be considered
at an end. After very long series of reverses fcr the
government more or ess considerable, and after many
disappointment in anticipating some good news from
the interior of tie Republic, we learn Of very inpor'
tant and quito unexpected tranphs obtained by the
government, At about the came tine ia almost every
| State.
There has been no recent arrival from Carthagena,
but after careful reading Of tie latest letter. sndpapers
IL seems truethat Mosquera second tine severely
defeated by Gen. Paris or by 0spna, in the plains Of
Bogota, at point called "a Pradera," TO which he
moved his army, finding his positions in Santa Barbara
untonabe. This second battle, which took place on
the 9Th Of May, was it seems az severe the first
one, but not decisive. At any rate, Gen. Gutierrez
had not joined Mosquera yet and the rebel chief had
found, much to his surprise, that Ospina and Paris
were o1t-generaling him, and with smaller numbers,
and that every step toward the capital would be he
roicalIy dis puted.
In the first baltic Mcaquera lost eight generals and
colonels and on tie part Of the Government the beat
ofleers were wounded, yiz General Pedro Gutierrez
Lee Gen. Diago, Gen. Viana Gen. Prias, and Colonel
Moreno, but none of them MORALLY The cavalry OF
the Government, carried on by their impetuosity,
reached the very entertainments Of osqueraaDd there
many Of them dismounted, and baad to Land fight
took place.
The renewed revolution Of slle STATE OF Santandcr
has been completely put down.
On the Dist of april, the forces Of tho rebel leader,
Gen. Quiniero Jacome, to the number Of 400, wero
met by the Federal Intendene Of the State, Senior
Lenardo Canal at the head Of 300 men; 200 rebels
were len killed or wounded, and $50 taken prisoners.
The State Of Canca, of which Mo:quera is the Gov
ernor must be BY this time fully occupied by the Gov
errment Senior Julio Arboleda the President elect,
already in Popayan the capital at last dates, after
victorious march from Paste, and had three or four
thousand men under his command. majority Of the
people of the State has always been loyal and eonserv-
alive, and therefore the State IL Is supposed, will
heartily cooperate to tho complete pacifcation Of the
Republic and will return under the rule OF Mos
guerra and bis negro hordes.
The loyal State of Autioquia (which MosqueFa want
Cd to keep neutral has punished the forces cent By him
to keep her in Toable and unable to aid tic Govern
ment News has reached that Col. heia, the rebel
leader there, had been completely routed and that the
loyal Auiioquia hero, Gen. Enso, was already II
Ibague state Of CundnRmarra with 300 volunteers,
on march to take share in the punishment Of Nos
uuera in Bogota Enao ID a man who in 1854 success
fally defended bridge with 200 against tsnfcld
odds.
As Congress had not met, the election Of M -rbo-
Ida had not yet been proclaimed and the Attorney
General Dr. CalvO, was acting President, according
to law DIR. Ospnas term ended on the 81 At Of March.