New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
PERU.

PROGRESS or THE REYoLUTION-TIlE PERUVIAN
GILLIAN ALLIANCE-IHE LIMA MACADAMIIED
RoAD-GUERRILLAs CLOSE TO LIMA-CoN-
GREss CLosED-AN INDIAN PLAY DISCOVERED
From Our Special Correspondents
The whole OF the republic, with the exception
OF the places occupied by the Government troops
have pronounced in favor Of the revolution. The few
dspOsabe troops that left to garrison Lima during
the absence Of Col Prado have been sent North to seek
and engage Col Balta hut IL old q solder to be
caught mapping The troops sent after him pursued HIN
to gorge the mountains called Otusco and his retreat
Off According to the reports sent to him. they
were surrounded and would have TO surrender
TO death But after three days waiting for Lima to sur
render the Government troops attacked DIS posluons
and carried them one after the Other without any ess
old Indian with mule, who reported Bata 20 leagues on
his way TO Hnaras to Join his command 70 that OF inc
will commence his march upon Lima with the united
dbe the NSn Month ~ or I six c Weeks ks at 9rSes
The Government upon the arrival OF the steamer rom
e b sea the e eorespenSence for THE new
YORK TRIBUNE from Arequipa shared the common late
However. some letters nave been received that were
brought nv private hands, but their rather
10th 10 allow be published, for fear OF after con-
sequences. st they at last prevailed upon The
following is the most important:
"AREoUIPA. Nov. 12, 1851 Although 1t has
been prohibited by Gen Canseco the pcets have estab
lshed practice of popping at each other, which fire.
quenty leads to lively scrmmage between the armies
Six days ago tie rebels captured place called Ilo-
queo ls mules loaded with various articles for Col Pra
shoes, clothes, and three large camp medicine chests
Prado part OF battalion OF troops to escort the
tram but the commander fearing that his troops would
desert him and Join the enemy returned and let the
mule train 10 TAKE care bs ih ss rseevd that
Hnsras had pronounced against the Government News
nounced in favor Col segura is expected in few
DAYS with troops frem Moquezera. The most perfect
being issned by Gen Canseco are received money by
all the merchants Two days ago $4,000 10 silver was
or the result OF other negotiation People have
confidence in the Government because there 10
arrived here Yesterday and 200 expected III
few days. We ready for the attack whenever the
"CAMP shcHAcA, Nov. 1.-"Nothing yet beyond prepa-
ratons for the OF the attack upon the city
and the assault upon the trenches OF the
who we see SSer o %o n Armies are
entertaining themselves daily by shooting at each other
without any on the 3 and 18th were rather
lively advances approaching within 800 yards OF me
enes trenches We took two prisoners On S9e i
also received four pieces OF ied
ties Of the road have overcome by means Of widen
ing the paths that the mountains SO at the rest OF
il in Islay with some 32s and and will, after making
some slight repairs upon the road start Tor TINS camp
The telegraph has been extended to the camp at
munication with his base or supplies. command mas
been formed OF officers who have no companies; It
the Column OF H0n0rand mas Deen accorued w inc
Conmander-lnChie some special honors, such as being
the first corps the army they take the right OF ire nue.
and the first to pass on the inuseftos Lhe nfs AZ
& he uay-tabe and TO receive $50 per month pay and
they pass any battalion they are 70 DC ssueo
by and drums and the troops sauting shall 90 so py
An order has been issued from headquarters TO assem-
BILE marital TO try Lieut. Coraes helzar VINO
The head of the revolt of the troops that were sta
toned Arequpa; he will be tried ana sentehced aud
If taken prisoner will be punished ~.
CEN Canseco has addressed two letters 70 Gen Bus
tamente, commander Of the military FORCES before Are
oupa and Admiral Vale Relstra, commanding the PERU
Wan Naval forces inviting those two ocers 10 induce
their commands to join the revolution against ne GOV
letters thanking him for his invitation 10 them TO
commlt treason but respectfully declining 10 DO so.
Gen Bustamente is cousin OF Gen. Canseco and this
relationship perhaps induced the atter person 70 DeeYe
mat would Join purely out OF family eonsld
eraons Capseco hints In very delicate manner to his
conan that he Is ambitious for power and would
secu,e his cousins election 10 the next Presidency
The Chilians are beginning 10 consIuer nnac enect
prado defeat will have upon the alliance and theirpress
has srced the Government with having been too severe
with the Peruyians that short time ago exled 70
that country and who are IN tne ress hi S .
pat i3ea of Col Prado, and he alone has sustained It
a0ans the united opinion OF all parties IN the country H
has en looked upon with distrst by the military and
pava authorities since the DAY OF lts anu VIC
an,nian Of ali was unanimous that 1t would end In war
between the two Republics In conversation tne othef
dav tnat had with Captain OF the peruvian Navy VINO
has bsen for long upon the coast OF Chill with the
suarCn :Rd has that being
a., were being carried out not so much to de-
fend bsmselyes against the Spanlards as against tne
Peruyians and In this OPINION nS Thar nn douSt
hrt that Tho alliance far as Peru ID concerned
viii, soon terminate with Chill The recent disclosures
that have been made in the Gillian Congress wiz cou
pei even PradO should he saceeea In eruaAAk ou' A'