New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

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CHILL AND sPAIN-ADJoURNMENT OF con
GREss-AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PREsI-
DENT.
From Our Special Correspondent $1,000.
The Revolution continues to spread. The
whole Of Perm north Of Lima are in favor Of Gen. Car
rocco Col Balta has been sent by them Military Com
mander of the North. The Government at Lima has
sent all the that they could spare namely 200 men
20 Tngio put down the demonstration there. gen
era feeling Of dstrus by all the officers Of the army Is
has extended itself into the palace, as Will
be seen by the interview that took place between
the President Of Congress ana Gen la Puerta,
Acting President Of the Republic, that give below.
Matters do look very favorable IN the SOUTH there
appears TO De general sympathy all throughout with
tie movement in Arequipa, not so much from the prnc
pies that motvaed the nsurrecOn as from the general
detestatOn with which Col PradO Is held He s spen
did failure and his administration Is upon lts iast legs
nor has he the ability to calm the storm that he has 80
,ersisently brought about The ReyOutOnlsts in Are
0upa are fOrtfyng the city, ana are throwing up ue-
Al Thai they reouire is delay upon the part Of
Col Prado 10 allow them TO render the place npreg-
onire The Government has up to the 22d only been able
10 move brigade from lsay from the want OF pack
mails and 10 send them by rapidly as possible
small skrmsh is reported to have taken place between
forces in which the General came on second best -.
bold attempt was 10 be made the other evening a,
Islay which, II II Lad been carried INTO effect, would
have all probability brought the present revolution 10
successful and an early termination; Inc gunDo e
two regiments from that place 10 lsay she hau hean
mn ready 70 gOtWhen her Captain discovered mat there
Was an attempt going be made 10 dispose OF him, and
then Open fire upon the frgate Apurmac that was laying
iust ahead OF her The fgate having left her artillery
m aao SO as TO enable her 10 carry more troops, was
NOT I'm q position % resist the Meteoro ana would nave
had 10 snrrender upon the first broadsde The frigae
overcome 20 shell the camp IN lsay ANA
fhus break VI, possible, the advance upon Auqpa Inc
prisoners on board Of the schooner Paas Gen Buenda,
Wereca Teraa and TerbTa were 10 he set al liberty
ht te whole Mot was discovered just IN time 10 prevent
is execution The officers implicated were placed under
arrest repOrt has been circulating IN Lima mat they
have been elot as also Buenda, Terbfa, ana iefal0s
mis- however lacks confirmation, and scarcely thlhk
that we have from the seat Of war IL VIII take at
least one month before PTadO can commence
of regular siege, he having to draw al his suppes lio
Tits generally believed here that Chill has signed a
frnce OF hostites with Span, the allied squadron mas
seen dissolved the Peruvian fleet Is 10 return III rev
days 10 CaaO As vet there official announcement OF
4be fact but the cabinet OF Santiago In abiding 10 spain
speaks OF the late with that country. HOW Peru
stands toward spain is vet riddle II Prado makes peaCe
the revolutionary party will raise hue and cry against
him, and will render their more popular put prom
ably the reply o. Gen. La Puera 70 the diplomatic COlps
who called In body 10 congratulate him upon his advent
70 power may possibly throw light upon the SUD
1ect, therefore, give you his reply
Sehuenen, accept the Kind words that nave been 3D.
dressed 70 me by s Diplomatic Corps, and with greater
satisfaction TO my So only exercise temporarily the Ex
ecuuye power X the Republic They manifest 20 me
that you nave Confidence that the harmony that exists
between Feru and the nations represent VIII not be
interrupted by
Ny constant desire will be that shall be In peace
rlLh AZ n@noDE and a. et-ze0 Of the Republic seek