The New York herald., 1867-10-10
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Another Revelation Started in Arequipa-
Hard Fighting for Twenty-on Hours-The
Revolt Put Down-Treniy OF Amitv Bctween
Chile and Peru-Opposition TO Foreign
Teachers-Important Arrests in Lima.
LIMA, Sept. %, 1857
As predicted in last letter. the prociamn OF the
constitution has bcen the Of the breaking
OF the long expected revolution, and Arequpa as usual
has been the OF the struggle. Fortune does not
leave her favorite for Prado has gained when
every else has failed. revolution started In Are
qupa has never failed to carry the city, and now after
twentyone hours hard fighting, the reyou.ionss
forced to give in take the following from the
Bolsa de AreYuipa:-
The llth inst was the day appointed to proclaim the
constitution and Colonel Prado Constitutional
President short time before the hour appointed TO
commence the ceremony crowd OF women attacked
the guard In charge OF the PLATFORM and succeeded In
getting charge or Il and setting it on hre Al I'VE
O'Clock in the afternoon small body OF citizens attacked
the barracks OF st. Domingo and OF the police with the
object Of making these tw3 bodies surrender. Tho
church towers Of the CATHEDRAL st. Francis st. Domingo
dIers 80 that from ali directions they red on the pso-
pie, while they, In turn divided into companies and
attacked each one, brt at great disadvantage on ac
count Of the advantageous position OF the soldiers The
fight continued In this way all night without Interrupt
ton getting and more nerce towards DAYLIGHT The
ringing OF the church bells added animation to the
battle and struck and sadness into the hearts
the rest OF the inhabitanta
At seven in the morning body Of citizens took the
ring, which acted inspiration to the people whc
it discouraged the soldiers The battalion Ayacucho
regularly besegod without water or food; therefore
the officer in command formed them into companies and
made successful sortie driving the people from behind
their barricades tna they had built In the streets.
From that moment the people began 70 lose ground,
for their leaders left them and they did not light well
together.
On the bridge was where they made the most resist
ance, but At last being out Of ammunition and the OF.
ganzed force against them being much superior they
had give in and lot the others declare the victory. II
two In the afternoon when Il all flushed. An
hour afterwards the band OF the Ayacucho battalion
We have 70 lament a. immense number Of unfortu-
mates, for In fight Of over twenty hours It easy 70
suppose that thsr. would be great many killed and md
wounded, among which Is the second commander Of the
battalion and two other officers.
We have to deplors the disorders that always accom-
pany AFFAIR OF this kind several stores were broken
open and the owners thereof roughly banded
After such exciting doings the city has been perfect
people spattsred blood and the ruins Of the barr
cades show that the sad that took place on the
11th and 18TH inst have great signncation Tor the
The Governor Of Arsquips has resigned his position
In Yslay . large number OF needle guns had been
seized while being smuggled ashore which supposed
to belong revolutionists. The whole number Of
killed and wounded will not fail short OF three hundred
On tho night OF the 18th there . general alarm IN
this city, the cause OF which Is not known The troops
were al on the qri Uive, and patrols were put In tho
Tho 18th, the anniversary Of the independence Of
Chile. was celebrated here with all due enthusiasm
The treaty which has just been signed between tna
two countries greatly, and the friendship also, and
may be Of interest 70 the many HERALD readers will
give IL hsre:-
In the name Of God.
as pS rsr bel Ssps q the business
strongly the bond Of friendship, &c. &c
pesua rendshp between the coan,ss Of Peru and csae
IT ahs hs oss4 al sasr n ss ss
tives without rights that the constitution and
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sna the a - Of county The citizens m o. either
q % 4. . 90 e
The equality of The days sh.i be accepted in
rights Of either country respectively;
tries fullest liberty and therefore all Chile
Goods & T ma .. % N Peru % and a. PsrSvon ian
lowing exceptions
y @ Iar oe az h a hs Suy on
those fourth p.r, second
free OF duty the wheat nour shall continue pay
forty cents qunsa for three years. when also shall DO
Xa5 Gin three from date the Peruvian tobacco
Of either country be taxed IN the other
contracting p.rIs. reserve the rsA. 70 su'
ARR The present conirac. 70 continue in force twelve
ned 1t shall continue after the has expired uniil
@ s m9sA. p The x tune s one 81 sdys % as oSs5
rhsa . are PssDsu 1 s ratified within sr, s.v,
from date, or before. "a LAMA and Santiago. ''"
Done at Lima, September Is. 1867
Congress has had little excitement for q couple Of
days past account OF q bill introduce number OF
foreign sisters OF charity and teachers OF religious
schools into the country TO the desrment OF native
talent The visitors gallery largely attended, and
many manifestations made Of approval or otherwise
On the 18th instant all OF the foreign ministers con-
suls in this city made formal visit Prado and con.
graduated him being made Constitutional President
OF the republic, and he returned the compliment By
giving them . lunch
The work on the horse railroad and cart road between
this city and the port Of Calao commenced the 10Th
instant and will be continued with activity until flushed.
The trafc between the places 10 immense, and the
present road ID impossible for cart with heavy load
Yesterday number Of arrests were made IN this CITY
OF exmilitary officers who supposed 70 b con-
spring against the government.
The prospect IL that the afar In Arsqupa 10 not
finished yet
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
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