New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
'Yrou. On sp,asl Correspondent


TnE DIPLOMATIC C0RiS-EANQCET OF Iiib
AhEEIC8E MINISTER.
sFrou Car SPECIAL Correspondent
LIMA, Oct 81, 1867
Military assassinatiOns are the order OF
the day with the rcyolutiOnists; compete p'"o
exists in all classes OF society, and anarchy rcAnS
triumphant very much question il Mexico IN her wiz"
est political aud revolutionary disorder has ever po
sented 20 the civilized world such frighttai s'a'o az
al the present moment. The deeds OF CoraieS Neis'
who assassinated seven officers In ArequlS
have ipspired the dscontents with spirit OF euS'on
10 become more famous in the annals OF cil'o' - ~
CITY of PuDo the mounted Gendarncs rose against te
officers and killed every and then dec'Hreu @e'
the Government, but the people did lloV iin ~" 60
they finding themselves without an Oucet Z" Ae"" u1
abandoned the city, aud rHlmor states that they nave
formed themselves bandits upon the roads ieainH ."
the CITY and are holding high carnival OF crime IN
tho Cgtv II Trngo the troops stationed at that place
broke out in open revolution headed by the scr
soanfs rs was The case in Puno' they made an
attack upon the Prefecture. and were successful the
sentinel who was on guard at the door of the Pre1ec
shooting him dead kc was standing sl@ilnhS 70 ne
wife into whose arms he fe corpse me frecCe OF
AT the Spausrds IN the engagement between the reIu
fleet and tbs Meneez Nnnez AZ Ao,ao. o,,o nor
son i'm the place 10 accept Prefecture, which was in
digany rejected by them a. last found miserable ,B
pettyfogng lawyer 10 accept it. He issued pIoc1ma
lion OF terror al persons VINO nave arms ~ 1nf ERIN f "a
sion ordered 70 deliver them up NltH te T d
hours they will be declared traitors to the c9TS anu
whether belonging 70 the present administration on Ihe
former one, to report themselves az lhe @
within ten hours for duty or the{ VIII D5 arlCseSu anu
treated as spies They have already sezed Two cOp'ols
OF money. and are iubilant ~. ,. 90 o+
tempt revolution last night in LIMA, but fortunately the
plot discovered in time ana the principals were AZ
translate the following two letters received from the
Camp the Government forces ana the headquarters
IsiAY. Oct H. iS67Yesterday at D. the frigate
Caao on board of the first named, Col PradO with ms
STAFF passengers bringing with them aTge SUPPLIES
both OF provisions and money Inc stealneL CnlaoI 9
brought board the two regmens OF GTe1aaef0S aHG
ON board OF which vessel are rs psOHcIS VI ~
Buendia, Hcrenea Zeyalos, Bolognes EIanoqulh' Zu-
isay at the present has four ships OF in port be
side having The town completely occupied VII, 1 Iopt
nv ~ nv Tic bonses ana Enclosures barely give
room for the multitude of people that are cOhsregaled
There is the greatest activity displayed in making the
necessary to the of the troops upon
the City of Arequipa 1t IS the general opinion hl' lS
Although up to the present time they have not been
be required TO transport the absolute requIelnehs lSr
the march, it expected that IN few DAYS mere VIII DC
The transport Meteoro left here night for AFRICA to
bring down battalion OF troops 'hat are S'a'oe% d"
AREoUIrA. oct 2, 1871 trust that you will receive
this, although t has to pass through the Government
camp. think that the bearer Of it will somehow sue
cced in sending &c ON hoard the steamer.
October Sat s. o'clock last night there was general
ringing OF the church bells that announced that the
provinces Of Castillo, Condesuyos La Union and Camana
had Joined the revolution against PradO and the New
Constitution Upon the receipt of this news Col Torebo
Slosa was named the COmmandant General Of these
provinces and left last night for those places for the pu
pose of organizing the troops that are to be raised as
October IA decree was PROMULGATED today ordering
all cereals that exist III the deposits that outside OF
the city limits, shall be Immediately brought into the
+ tifeaons are in an excellent state; they are built
in very solid manner, in which the experience OF the
year has been thrown away The faults have been
hpffg oIreQf I'd.
War Mateal There afe 10000 Balls cast daily and are
made M into cartridge and boxed up ready for use We
have also co unite respectable park of artillery with
which We intend 10 make determined and tenacious
resistance IN case that the Government dare attack us
TIe-Armswith the intention that tho firearms that
are in possession OF private individuals can be SeIvceDe
in the nour of need, te following order has been pub
There being large number Of in possession of
private that useless account If their being
take the said arms 10 the armorv and the Government
Will have them repaired without cost to the owners"
ordering al the Hour hand to be made up into biscuit
that when the hour OF battle arrives there Will be
provision made to feed the troops that entirely over
Tic Revolution that was installed the 22d September
has for its principal object the nonrecOgniton OF Col
Prado's Government its acts. The public order is
the wOrkmen their labor in their workshops the
stores and are doing business as usual without
suffering any fresh imposts from the new order OF things
But il wheh you upon the outskirts OF the town THAT
that there day not far distant Of strife and boOdshed
inc REPORT that was reeeoa IN AIf9a tna Iohf 9lhf
rather premature some 10 or IS soldiers Chala have
pronounced in favor OF the revolution but they left
are gone Arequpa The affair in Puma III the
style in Arequpa the officers In command Of the troops
0SsassipGed, but they having no leader and the
people IN PunO showing no disposition TO Join them, they
dispersed themselves and have gone about their business
In Camana there foundation TO the report that
they Joined the Revolution but it would be Of no
benefit TO Arequpa as 200 men would reduce 1t to obed
ence in week.
Reports have been received by the Government that
Col Bata is organizing the dscOncnts in the North and
that the Regiment OF HussaTs compromised TO join
him. and that the other provinces tho North WILL i'm all
probability, pronounce against the Government.
The following circular has been addressed TO the Dpo
matte and Consular Corps at Lima.
OFFICE OF TUE MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONs,(
SIR: Unfortunately the public peace has been mier.
Tupted and His Excceney the President Of the Republic
place himself the head Of the army Chief
in this character he left the capital evening of
the 2th Instant Before leaving he ntrused the ExecI
Power 10 His EXcclency Gen. La Puerta, previously
naming him President Of the Cabinet Council, and
SUCH he took possession OF the Executive Power on the
Jth naming the President OF the Cabinet the Minister
of Treasury Senor Don Peeho Paz SOldan aud Minister Of
Foreign Relations the undersigned
particularly charged by His EXcelency Senior Cen
purpose and Intention to rrsrsan and draw closer the
bonds Of friendship that happily exist between Peru and
The nation that You have the honor 10 represent.
1 have no doubt but that yOu will do al that lays in
your power, and thus second the noble loyal intentions Of
His Excellency, that this end may be early realized
that the friendship that exists with all nations may
maintained uDatcrahle also hope that the confidence
while at the head Of this department. added the
desire winch anmaes pe 10 cultivate with you the good
government OF His Exeelency Col Prado, win sti
finue merit YOU the consideration during
ibe Presidency Of His Excellency Gen. la Puerta.
Embracing the present opportunity TO- offer yon again
which have the honor TO be your obedient servant,
j. A. BARRENECHEA.
The most notable event of the past week in Lima was
banquet given by His Excelency Gen Alvin 7. Hovey
United States Minister 10 SelOr Dr. Don jose Antonio
Garcia v Garcia, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienipofentiary from Peru 10 washington The affair
OF tho most sumpuous that has ever been given
IN Lima, ard was worthy Of the host and tho guest.
The circumstances that led 10 this grand dinner