The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

Isay sny one companp Of artillery and OF cavalry
Al Last accounts the army had arrived a place named
Tambo Dc b lara eighteen leagues from Islay. Prsdo
himself rsmassd 10 Yslsy with his personal STAR wait
ing for the forces from africa that 70 in the
Apurnac with which force she would follow the
General Bussamsnss with his force or thousand man
was At place called QusqushA i've leagues from Are
quipa. The rspert that his had deserted not
true In lsay tho corvstss Union and Meteor and
the small vssssl with the prisoners taken from her.
One Of tbs hettalions stationed a Tasna had bssu
planning revolt which discovered in time, and
the officers arrested.
Soms Of the under ofacsrs Of the Meteor formed .
plan 70 take the vessel while the Union was in Quca
bat that was also discovered IN time and stopped.
have no news - yss Of the truth Of the report that
From TrajlIo we have nsws Up 70 the Gath inst The
america landed her troops In Halabrgo instead Of
had deserted the city and psrsasd into the interior
The forces BY the America therefore, took quiet pos
NAMED tranquil The rsbs Governor before leaving Issued
decree calling on all men over nnssn and under fifty
% present thsmsslvs: a. Headquarters within twenty.
they would b considered and treated = deserts Also
that ali clerks Of government should continue filling
that remained closed should taken possession OF By
the authoritiea he was not able 70 carry out his de-
,.d 70 rsse loan from To usrChsn ana rpon ,hs
refusing put several Of thsmjn prison.
In this city there has been considerable excitement ~
and great many arrests have bean made. but 81
The priaoasrs have bsen Get q liberty since
selves into guard that in Of any outbreak Or
anything extraordinary happening they can protect
their property from being robbed q YVES done On the
Congress has not yst succeeded In getting back % M
bat stu persists In trying Some Of the MEMBER how
ssvsn Of them united and waited ON the acting Prssdss
General Ia Puerta and proposed to BIN that hs should
sa ::
Pusrts would cali nsv election Ia Pusra refused %
prove iaiss q the truss PVT il him by Prado.
s 4 would ss.s, have sGSos:dsd AK way for hs prob
listened % sss proposal an ins..n n ''' "'aa ~
On the 26th Instant the Diplomatic Cotps waited on
President L Pssr. % fsiicats him for the responsible
position he 10 now nlltng
Ia PusrsA whom Prado has entrusted with As severn
msnt during the Ame Of the lattsr's absence in the
nsld. has addressed the diplomatic body Of Linn, =
follows
'Ny constant Wish ruler ID that Peru shsuld b at
peace With all the Nations Of the world and ~ simple
,ss present. have already he pleasure q S:ins %
OF some Of Thorn. In the present age In which al
tons strive for prosperity the bas. Of which Il peace
the chivay Of her ancsstors wishes 70 her rsla
tons with The allied republics my government win onsr
the greatest facilities and use ito most friendly efforts
to incline all minds towards SO great purpose and 70
solve in common accord that which may b most
suitable to the interest Of oil parties since che causs 70
Identical"
These words are significant Of great change In the
policy Of the Peruvian administration with rsfsrsnos 70
the Spanish war. few months ago Peru declined,
almost with rudensss to entertain any proposition look
ing towards . peaceful settlement Of the existing
dicuy with Spain, and besides this, discouraged Chile
from entering into peace negotiations apparently she
has since the folly Of her ways and disposed
to hen to the voice OF reason Her domestic dcultes
may have had something to do with the change Of
tack
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