The New York herald., 1867-06-24
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The Revolura0n-Sketch 06 hs Leading Spirtts
Marshal Casiiila--Doinss Of Congress.
LIMA, May 2s, 1851
Tho revolution rs now fairly under way, and one
toll what the end Is 10 be- Tho general opinion Of
people be that the present government
Will have 60 under, the same the last one did.
Prado drove out Pezet and now the prospect is that
Castillo will drive out Prado Castillo Is an old man OF
nearly eighty years, and has ocen mixed up with the
politics OF this country since he was young man.
In lS4s he was elected President and while in
Office liberated the negroes which of made him
very popular that portion OF the inhabitants OF this
country In 1865 he started revolution against Gen.
eral Echenique, then President and succeeded
driving ont and taking his place. In 1857 he put
down rebellion against him headed by General vvsnco
In 1865 President Pe2et was afraid OF IN that he
eze) scnt hiin Castiila) away small ganboat
prisoner from which hc taken sailing vessel
China, and RI turned 10 Peru after Praio in
power When Prato declared himself Dictator he Gas
ial objected IT, which MADE prado and him enemies.
aud Prado ike Pezet beng afraid o him. sent him to
Chile for the Chilean government 70 take care OF, and
which they have not done. Wncn the Governor OF
heard Of his seinbarsing Mcjllones he went
board OF the English steamer Ecuador and went up
there with about hundred men, but when he arrived
Castillo had already penetrated into the interior,
where II would be useless TO ioliow with so
few men, and when last heard Of was head
turned Arica. On the 20.i there another out
break Arequpa They oarrcsded the sree.s and had
considerable OF gh', but forced give in AZ last
Tacna and Chuquibafnba also revoted about the same
me but IN both cases the government troops were too
strong for them Every ono Is, however, expecting TO
the 2st Of the two regiments stationed at
revocd and succeeded in making tho second surrender
killing most OF the officers We have heard nothing
further yet The steamer from the south will
bring important for the government OF Prado
church property onc-na for the benefit OF the state has
reported uuiayoraby, that 1t - rejected without
vote, which will save great deal OF trouble with The
priests.
On the 2ad Prndo had private meeting and consua-
ton with the Congress- which he asked exraordi-
country and informed Congress that in case Of
refusal he should ieei himself obliged take them by
force which the Congress will not be foolish to
force hin TO DO.
ON the oath Law passed requesting
Prado TO stop the suano consigners from max
direct. The bouse OF Thomas Lacham5re 4 Co. have
already made proposition for tho French market. the
Of all charges twenty five per cent register
tonnage paid when the ship s loaded and tho final
the ship is discharged The proposition has not yet
been accepted.
The Minister Of State has declared the expenditures Of
the past 10 have been nearly ve millions OF soles
more than the income.
The United states steamer powhatan arrived In Caao
from Panama, on the I'D inst.
The papers state that the actual position OF the span
ish question is decidedly rdicuIoispeace by tho fight
Ing government OF Chile, by Peru, and neither
nor peace by SPAIN and in fx the Chile govern
mont doss not know which TO settle with firsL its friends
or enemies The Chiio Congress wants peace and tho
Peruvian Congress wants war; ard the former
determined to have its way, the latter Will havc To give
ir The exports from the port OF Tome for the past
three months follows
Two million kilogranmes of -four and twenty -four
and half million kiiogrammes Of wheat
After the excitement OF the elections the country has
settled down into its Usual cam the papers, how
ever sti continue 20 speak Of the Illegal means used
ia the election but have some hope from The Congress.
which will meet ON the LIST OF June
The army has been reduced rs In the year 1861
On account OF tho revolution In the south Of Peru
there news from Bolivia.
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