The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

nIisg,vings as TO tho Intentions of tho
Rebels-Spain Awaiting PradO's Over
throw.
The United States steamer Wateree reached this por,
on the 10 h inst Her advices from Peru are day
later than those of the regular mail steamer.
The reports Of rebellion at AreQuipa are confirmed
Tho d.saection DO Widespread extending
TO ranks OF national troops spd the general
don OF affairs most dsheatening to the friends OF
the administration The expedition against the rebels,
although the command OF the Presidents father
in-law, was organized with many misgiy ings
as 10 It's success as disafection and even
desertion among the soldiers while on their way to
the port OF embarkstion extraordinarily frequent.
Il only 10 consideration OF the fact that member
Of Prado's family hsd command OF the expedition tina.
the steamship Meteor allowed TO proceed with the
troops as II 10 understood that the rebels expect to
the transport upon her arrival at Isay and turn
her prov toward Caso after she receives board the
revolutionary army. Great reliance was placed in the
ability OF Ugartechc 10 Illustrate this plot but notwth
standing the peculiar attachment OF this officer the
OF Prado he may be unable the oppo
son OF his subordnates II they resolve to betray the
government This Identical game has been played upon
two former occasions within nay recollection OF Peru
consequently the FIRST intelligence expedition
looked forward to with dread forebodines.
II has become known that the spanish government ia
anxiousy expecting TIE overthrow Of frado The cause
Of the long continued Inactivity OF the spanish fleet Is
thus explained The spanish government IL aware that
n Peru Is left alone sue will voluntarily eject Prado
from the palace-whch means from the Presidency
and to have accomplished the aect OF Admiral
Nunez Idle II the latter had renewed the at
tack the allies I'eru would have been CONSOLE
dated Remove the fear OF attack by the feet, and
she IL 81 once thrown into civil connection The chances
are, that these disorders will cuiminats In the over
throw Of Prado aud the strongest best and most capa-
bic man 10 oppose tue Spanish aggressions Will have
disappeared from the arena "Let Peru alone, for .
time says spain, and she viii herself open the road
easy conquest There Is logic in this and ater Prado
IL hurled from power and man OF weak, vactlatng
character like Pezet Is installed in the white House Of
lima tha,. will donbtess be signs OF scyity on the
part OF the Spanish heet Spain may then be able to
make her own terms With feru, as she did under the
auspices OF PInzon three years ago.
There havs been several arrivals from the coast bat
mails have been received since my last We are
consequently without reliable intelligence from Bogota
The only inference can draw from the sr.persoa %
Communication with the interior 10 teat some kid q
guerilla warfare rs going on along tbs hascAsSa- Iss
csassiess irregularIy OF The mails 10 unasuA sFss
war times.
discharged sailors for Toe United states
The Suwanee 10 90 her way hthsr 10 relieve s1s 10
cotah. The latter vii ian Dahlgren Al Cailao
Revo,.,,op In Favor of C.p.rco-The Natisnsl
Troops Turning Against Prado-The Cbarwh
Made Responsible for the Areauipa Riot
Damaaes-Bandits the Rampage Aroma
Luna and Caliao-Euslish steamers to Ply
Around the straits. - - =. 49,
After several unsuccessful attempts another revola
lon fairly under weigh this country and the present
government beginning uembc for fear TIA, may
have 10 follow the fate OF s predecessor As might be
expected ths city OF Arequpa tho nrst to open the
ball The steamer arrived here on the 10th inst
brought the that the same battalion tha. SC
successfully sustained the government OF Prado on the
1lth and 18Th the 22f turned against him. kill
iug their colonel Daniel Gnes and taking possession Of
the city. They then proclaimed tho former Second
Vice President, Pedro Disz Canseco aud tho consttu-
zion or 1890 when tho steamer left Ysiay one
bad arrived al that place from Areqlpa, and so the
particulars OF the affair no, known. The proca-
nation OF Canscco, which autographed 10 Ysay IA
as follows
prpso Dgx CAwvrco second vlcs.Presdent OF the
Rapubllc exchanged with the executive power
whereas The armed force Of this city accepting IN
PROCLAMATION OF the people OF this date, that the cous
tationa regimen and tbs authority under u shall be re
established, decresd:- ,,... =
ARrtrLK i The eanctioned and sworn constitution o.
ths year 1880, snail DO declared In full force
Asr take charge OF the executive power that th'
tsgtle have conferred on me In the constitution
The General Minister Ia charged with the execution Of
ma decree asd Mii order be published Immediately
asd pat 10 circulation. =, -, - 49,.
gssss 10 tbs hoass OF government In the city Arc
gsl1a, toe IA dag Of ssptember, A. D 1901 ,.,.co
PEDRO DEE CANsECO.
Jrsy NJ PoraR, General Minister
On tbs rs~s bsinr known here the government I'm
sssy says srdsus Tor zoe steamer As'sof 70 prepare