New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

that in possession Of the Government that nc Was
and had been for some time past, engaged IN
from aIrestng him, until he about to put s p PaS
into execution. In answer 10 question OF when Ms
ter 10 was who ordered the arrest the Minister lepe'
that the arrest OF Col Herenca Zeyaos had been neIer
mined upon, the night before in Cabinet eouhG tnat
the case was one or great emergency ana the notoI
ment considers itself justified in taking measures W re-
cure the pubic peace without consulting CongS ~ r o
matter This reply led 10 considerable eXeltenent W
gress, and they at once determined to constitute inc
House IA permanent session until the Goyelhed e.
koWedsed tue supremacy OF Congress, anu opo'eu 40
The assertion Of the Minister OF the Interior that tho
rest OF Heencia ZevallOs had been determined upon ny
Cabinet Council has led TO the resignation OF senior
Baneneche Minister of Foreign Relations VINO declares
tha no such council was held, and the arrest was aue
unknown to any Of the members OF the Cabinet ana he
President with the Minister Of the Interior are alone re-
spOnsDle Tor the act Things began now 10 LOOK Rather
gloomy for tho Government; revolution In Arequpa,
Congress I'D open rupture with the Executive, dsseslo
In the Cabinet ending in the retirement or one OF ITS most
popular members added to which report was
received that Col. Balta was raising troops IN
the North against the Government, people began TO
the beginning of the end Of the present administration
But things suddenly took turn, The Government party
IN Congress have refused 10 assist at any session uD the
question IN Aiequipa Is settled the opposition cannot
raise quorum TO transact business They. however,
next day To repeat the Thus Congress In perna
nent session but unable to do anything for the want Of
numbers. PradO IN the mean time. has completed ms
arrangements and has left for the seat Of the rebellion to
ake command IN person one Of the nrst acts Of Cen
the Cabinet and take the Foreign Relations again. Senior
Banenechea has accepted the portfolio from Difference 10
dent from ATcquipa.
The news from Areqmpa represents that the chief sof
the revolution arc quarreling among themselves about
rank. The rabble OF Arequipa have refused to allow
themselves To be enrolled into regiments and to 80 into
quarters and be drilled; they say volunteers and
viii light when 1t u necessary all that you have to do
when want ~, Is To the church bells and
ready The greater part Of the church bells have been
g,en by the priests to cast cannon from In the second
outbreak on the 22d subeutenant was the leader aud
the successful hero Of the day lie entered the Barracks
with the frat person he met was the cap
tain of the guard, whom he shot dead few steps further
he was met by two leuienans; he iled them both and
killing two more, and wOunding mOrtaly; he
leaving the room be met the LeuenantC and fired
him, wounding him dangerously before he could
fire again the Lieutenant Colonel brought him down,
WOunding hu dangerously, and stopping his further
Slaughter Ills name is Coiaes Melgar and he il said To
be quite religious he says what he has done for the
benefit Of the Church. and the good Of his soul; he has
been promoted by the Rebels to LeutenantCOlonel for
his yalOr
The Government forces that will operate against the
rebels at Arequipa will amount to about 1000 and 90
pieces uf artillery There is not the least doubt but the
ngt WI ne slIDnoih one We are 10 JiSo rom What
Cen Castillo had O do In 1886 before he could reduce that
place ia his authority. Col PradO is fully Of the
magnitude Of the object that lac has To accomplish and
has taken pTccautOn possible 10 Insure success
The medical stan Of the army has been doubled and the
principal surgeons Ia Lima have been ordered 10 report
themselves and 10 prepare their camp hospitals with all
necessary Instruments and stores. surgeOnGeneral
has been appointed and everything indicates that there
H. going 10 be bloody contest between the two powers
that the baue Of PVnl-thc army and the church.
The plan Of the campaign is learn, as follows: The
surrender OF the city ~ Arequipa, with the officers that
have headed the rebellion, also the clergy who nave
cOmpromiscd themselves should this not be complied
WITH ten hours viii be allowed for the women, children
and comhlauts 90 retire from the city at the eXpi
ration Of this time without any further extension OF
time. the batteries viii open upon the city the infantry
being held 10 assault at the proper and OppOItune mo
mcut. The cavalry Will be posted IN the surrounding vii
90 cut of the retreat Of the rebels There Is
sympathy whatever with them by the mass OF Peru
yaus aud Col prdo goes with the intention Of reducing
engagements have been made by winch THE TRIBUNE VIII
have Tie latest news from the scat OF rebellion.