New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

the streets clear they fired an occasional charge OF grape
and canister, which had the desired effect but usea
mp all their ammunition, that when the cavalry ot Tue
Government made charge, they easily recaptirea lne
The fighting had now been going for upward OF three
hours; the rey0ufonsts were being gradually forced
back by the troops that still remained firm 10 the Gov
ana py otock tne Ing had ceased sea e ne
revontionsts 30 far as Lima concerned the reyo-
The loss in killed and wounded upon the part Of the
reyoutionss Is heavy, and will not fall far short of 100
the greater part Of the night exact count kept
OF the number the bodies being thrown into gravept
ana covered over when 10 was 1ul enough. Many lcr-
sons missing that having doubtless been buried ntbs
way. .
At O'Clock the streets were completely deserted the
troops oil quarered in their barracks. The only
persons that TO be met with the priests with
their assistants, that seeking the wounded and
dying administering the last sacred rites aud sacrament
TO the latter and comforting the former.
the people had had enough fighting, aud later in the
day II clear that the Government also lad enough
as will be seen from the following ,oo
The Pre,dnt Of N, Repubc IN command Army and Nary
TrorisonG President oJ Republic Gn Don Lrls PuEkTi
SIR Foun no, having favored in battle sd through @
pont,.i ess, IGsie's i6s ss Only Pre-.
nount PRESIDENCY Republic ready also to shdras
from The ceant should be n.;ay % 30 ffots Pse, 1 70 gr
coed the manner tst yon may eS as most conducive 20
To the above letter Gen. La Puerta answered
LIZA. Jan. !, 1903.
To NJ. E'sles COL MAR.sO rH,Oo. co"''''o'a rr''d'"'
have BAD tie honor to receive your rOte date Which yur
g % . t. s Of % 2d@t % i.1 % ss 5 % Sav. .' & @ ,
w., n ocp a H. sc SSr a % s 4ou s have sDss u yet s
ceased exercise the Executive And the other hsnd DO
r from M, eptsg6s ,Re exercise Of he RIety, powsr beg
ynr Bcelaey VIII please tie mat Should preside
ihe tho hOror to r.assa you ofwy distinguished consideration
LrH Ia PrERrs.
Col prodo insisted upon rosgnine Gen La Puerta still
refusing accept The command. Things were in this po
s!ton when the reyoinon,ts got possession OF tue Dell
fembly OF the people In the square Ia nan an h9r ihe
Plaza crowded and t was announced that te pe9-
pie were in council CGbo alberto, to take lnt9 cOsu-
Grafton who should take command OF the Republic Ihe
Cabldo resolved that the government OF COL Pra1O had
ceased TO exist that the CONSTITUTION OI leoo TaS ue
cared tO be- In full force and mat al hlngs are 10 DE- '
sderod i me saie as Heg ve,e resons 10 ne Dtc'a
forshp Don Pedro Das Canesco tnc nIs magistrate of
the Republic utt the people elect hs sueees,o Matl-
lie until lie shall have given nll account 9l tns
that have been disbursed during his Dictator
ship the To- apply also to his secretaries sid MINIS
tens The above p0gInmme received with acclaBa-
ton by the people and all the church belle were rnne 10
for the purpose Of committing violence upon the family
aud person Of Col irado whose private Iesdeiee Is W
ton Mrs. PradO, with her little children, had since
morning been the guest Of our Mster zen sd Y'Iy &
street and before any outrage had been conmted sew
eral persons appeared upon h0r,eDaes ana hahsu'n
indeed fortunate ceuistance, Tor the people DeieV5u
would have attacked II had they commenced the sackng
Of Prados house their object plagc, only under
a rrciended euise Fl patriotism
nming the meeting Of the people AT the Cabiljo, the
Cabinet held Its last meeting ard resigned their powers
TO commission Of tiiree, namely; Gems. IA tuente,
Echneque and Castillo bur the people would not listen
any such arrangement, and Gen Ia Fuene refused 70
serve upon the Commission and the whole scheme fell
through Cen Francisco Canscco, brother 10 the Vice
President, mas temporary charge 0f the palace anG
archives until the arrival Of the latter IN the capital
Col Prado has left for Cii. IIe was guest ~ the
United states Legation twentyour hours, from which
place lie went TO ChoriloS. where boat was
waiting for him, which conveyed him 10 Callao
Bay whore he was received on board Of snip oI war,
that has tred To raise Peru 10 respectable position has
his country day of glory has beeg driven into exile
The programme proclaimed by Gen. t0nsccO, ana th as
r,sstbis me Constitution of 1860, ad decLur.
foii that all ne acts of fhe Dctatostp ~t ~ be eC'ssdtd
fTn 10 the stde Thtch hey had been tond IA 1865 The
alliance with the South American Republics has
The treaty known IA tho Pareja Nvaneo Treaty.
between Spain and Peru, has 6ccome e by this declara
II was necessary to destroy the "a OF May, though
the Republic destroyed IN consequence Of H. There
code and important suits have been decided in comp
ance with these notifications These all null IN
lind themselves plunged into litigation again But this
is not all The sonices OF revenue that were found neces
rSs rSS s monty ~ %ai gd + Al Se cccrs % that
S%c Ssa caa 1G ia' Te1St St' aus tho ones that have
since been created by Caneooin the present revolution
are all declared have acquired rights" that cannot be
get aside the Administration burdens itself
with the officers of four armies all Of whom are entitled
TO full pay they were in service and This VIII lead
inevitably 10 their demanding aud oDtalnlS recos,
milton Of their hack my Tor tie time that Thy haSd nseS 6
ont OF service How this money Is 9 p6 6n rona V coDt
know II Cen Shnsesa % esore Of seches revolution viii
follow certain There can bc no doubt but Peru has ar
rived at most critical period oi her existence ASA
birth with the noble defeat of the Spanish
neot at c,lac have been so as rGagy Ic q gasnSd sd
for Ier aud that Is from chill. Prado seeks an asylum
upon her soil ard II she bu does az mgen Tor MN ns ne
Col pr"dS an otrT iinS r as ~ ] aS ne @ u, on
9ersd % VIC rov r 1InoS ~ ,s ypnrtrd that he ha. 80.
cnrcd large amounts for his Col PradO has eft
Peru without dollar, and refused TO receive loans from
his friends or his uses ID Chi His answer to them was
that TIE pay Of Major General IN Chill sufficient for
There rc already nine aspirants for the Presidency.
the precursor of as many revolutions.
The Squadron has recognized the Government, and
vessels Of squadron proceed 10 Isy for the
purpose Of conveying the Vice President to Lima.
Col Bslta had succeeded I'm Chicayo, defeating tho
Government troops under the command OF the Minister
Of War There Il scarcely house left standing In the
town. the place having steadily bombarded for five
days Siil thoy woud not surrender; but. by night
attack made by Col Bat0 the forces O the Government
we're 80 badly cut p ms to compel them 10 retreat and
afterward, they dispersed themselves leaving the Minis
ter Of War 10 shn for himself as best ho might
In the cities ~ Tacna and Arica there has been some
Gghiing the troops joining the people, the latter were
successful and the new order Of things established.
Gen Francisco Canscco, brother ~ the Vice President.
and military commander In Lima addressed note 10 the
United states Minister Gen HOyey, notifying him OF the
triumph of the revolution, and that IL was the desire ~
Vice President CansocO 10 continue the relations
hat had hitherto existed between the Governments OF
Peru and the United States
Gen. Hoyey after ocknoW ledgug the receipt and the
terms OF the note declined To recognize the change that
had taken place until instructions received from
Washington calling the attention OF Gen Cnseco to the
fact that this pursued by tie United States
upon Col PradO's assuming tho Dictatorship OF the Re
public ana that u WAS ten months aterWnrd recognized
Hs government de jtue
Commodore Moncro has been arrested. for trying 10
get mp eonnerreN oluton in favor Of Col Frado The
United States steamer NyHck Commander Peniergrdst.
sailed on sunday morning for Valparaiso having On board
Col. Prldn.
COLOMBIA.