New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
LIMA. Jan. %, 1868.

'' LIMA. Jan. %, 1868.
Don Pedro Dias CansecO, the second Vice.
President Of the Republic, made his triumphant entry
into Lama on the Inst His reception, upon the part
OF the peope was decidedly OF Indifference. Flags
upon all the private houses that were upon
the main street. through which he would haYo TO pass;
but the display Of bunting was not voluntary The police
notified us In the morning that heavy fine would be i'm
posed upon all who did not comply with the order Inc
military officers without regiments, old employees OF the
Government who bhd no SITUATIONS I0s VI Olheis No ,
had rstolass recommendations In their pockets. Tor
women. were all that assembled at the railroad sta
ton receive the Deiverer Of Peru AT o'clock his
Tacellency arrived, ard after two attempts 10
raise a cheer IT was abandoned The party AT once pro
was sung after Which the Archbishop gave the Vice
President his apostolic blessing for defendlhg ne nks
OF ihc Church quite evident that the priests are de-
termined do a that laysin their power TO- claim tho
rupph Of the revolution their work and insist upon
their programme being carried ont; but i0r
the country there are two other parties who equally
claim the success as their OWL C@hseSG won1 or @ s
has his doubts 10 the temper OF hs tIooS heter Goes
shot took him from the head o his victorious army ana
sent him 10 his home, aud placed another IN his stea
Noyfnber Gs Col Balla stands aloof from the Presi-
dent aud the squabble for power he watching 10 see
mean 10 nullily the revolution, before ho intereres
His army intact in the North and he intends 70 Keep
| ID So until matters settled as they ought TO be,
or brought such issue, that he step Ia and throw
asms 10 have NO possible peaceful solution In vain has
the President solicited him to accept the portfolio OF war
and thus form one OF his Cabinet The Oly reason that
Col Bnt gives 10 the President and his friends TOR his re-
fusal that he has got something else 70 40 ah u slue
evident that he will soon have enough TO 60 10 saw ho
country from another revolution. In the mean ine toI
Baltas friends are working actively In pushing nun iof
ward the peoples CANDIDATE Tor tue next pssiuesli
term aud hot without considerable probability Oi success
The Colonel expresses no opinion either upon ,nI Sus &
less as 20 the liue Of conduct that elected he would
pursue The Colonel has the reputation OF DeLk sI
ing man, and uncompromisiIg III All matters r
tanning the public veal and Is strongly susIecdeu OF
m place OF tho common soldier, Whenever there is any
symptoms shown toward mutny. This quaIhcauoh
Aceordlng 10 the Constitution OF 1850. Vice President
Cansoco has hut three days from hls arrival III he Sna
OF President two YicePresdents and Congress ihese
days passed aud CansecO unable TO form cabinet
the question Of religion being the stumbling'4Ock
Church cabinet would not stand twenty iohr hOulsi
Radical cabinrt s not wanted; Conservative one would
falnify the real ec OF the revolution xed cabinet
presented still greater objection Flhaly tne wee
President, the evening OF the fourth dsy, ioinleo
cabinet from among his personal friends without any
regard whatever to their political or religious g
arc over It Is believed that they will only attend 10 the
urgent necessity Of the moment, without ESTABLISHING any
natilar policy so leave the administration AT
perfect liberty 10 establish their line OF pohcy Inc Sso
Minister of Foreign Relations, DE- Don Juan ~, fosn
Minister OF Interior Dr. Don Antonio Arenas; sT0 o
iser OF Justice and Public Instruction, Dr. Don BernaIdo
Snnrhez All with the exception Of Dr. A Arenas are
Arequpehos. The order for The coming elections "' III
From the Province OF Puno we have startling intel-
gence Col Bnsianente, MON a., - ~ fh@ JnS
aus the Province 10 Col Prado In putting down
that took place between his Indians aud the revolution
AIRY troops. The Colonel was Temporarily lodged uht
suitable place could be procured IN the house VI he WI
lago priest He Was being conducted from the laters
house the jail when he was attacked By the mob ana
have been thrown BY a The Indians were soon
Informed Of the death OF their chief ana hey sre now
making active preparations, under the leadership OF one
OF their Cacques 10 avenge bis DEATH apd carry out the
original plan OF eXtermnation Of the whites. Large
numbers Of them upon the hills that surround Puno
rcUnforcements daily arriving consequently the
mhabitants are IN terrible state ol alarm
They expect quarter from their enemies
Documents having been found upon the person OF COL
that has placed beyond the shadow OF doubt
the determination Of The Indians To embrace the hrstop
pOrtunity 10 e1terminate the whites Inc autDoies Va
Puno have sent expresses 10 LIMA otsgng VI .h1 Sos
TO send Immediately troops TO their ald before
they are of from all sucCOr. But With that lndurr
characteristic Of the PeruyiaIs nothing has oeen
DONE aud probably nothing VIII DC done nul leir STU
alton has become desperate aud the chances OF success
ore against them; then they WIN try TO correct their
previous carelesuess That affairs ere Ia critical stste
helm T. not snt soon doubt very much the Govern
ment will be equal 10 the emergency oi lhs ne usKel
was u very strong desire amonga class here to commit
insult TO the american e WSTeT sp For
nately, they have adopted another course ana nave
found champion In the E Nqeiondi OF Lima, paper no
tonons for It's hostility the United States Tho CORE
spOndenee that passed between Gen. Canseeo ana the
tgeR npon ihe policy of the United states Government In
not recognizing on the Instant the halicOnsummteu re-
suits The revolution The haeional has perfect ana
right to ortcise the terms IN which Gen
Hovcys eouched but for that paper TO assume
that Gen Canseco because he was tho brother OF the
vcePresident bad right to constitute himself INTO
only have had It's bth In distempered BRAIN or with
motive that Is best left unmentioned That Gen Canseco
Intended 20 trick the United States Minister into corrc
spOndence, and thus claim recognition OF the reyou
back two years. aud pay nobody" But he failed. Gen.
Hovey treated answered the note In lts true value
namely, military note and its writer "a military com
mander only, thus completely ignoring the dpl9-
matte character that SehOr CansecO had assumed:
But the NaeiOnaI finding that ihe ground that it had
taken With reference To Gen. Hoveys answer was ono
would not bear discussion, and true TO the principal
end In view finishes with charge, that Gen. Hoyey
felcltated Col Prados Government upon the death Of
against humanity" Of the IGsOnai s as follows: When
tie Of Castillo death was received In Lima and tho
troops under Gems Bueudia Riya- and GnterriE To Col
Ugarteche, Arcn the United States Minister eongra
the revolution with little bloodshed. There Is no me-
sfSn. ssssy fGG Of se United SerS exists
already, and IL is to be hoped that Mr. sewala nd
yon must t1w Dos be- punished for faults ree fmer
can engineers In the rce-nl Of Mr., solf &c Lambeque
10 hide themselves In the wOods for several
days during which time gangs Of armed men were search
them to shoot them and WITH the sI9%iTdss 81
rebels they escaped with their lives 1t was owing 10
oh Un the "nSoes who %ere o %hat was
going without taking any steps whatever 10 prevent
was wiuy burnt by the revoluonsts. The statenents
OF these outrages win be received by the Secretary OF
| The following is the correspondence between Gen.
Canseco and the United States Minister.
CIRCULAR pPLshAfio ooKrs RESIDENT IN LIMA.
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address object Of placing At iPoSlsdg that have 70
President 10 attend the government OF the
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Chief Political and Military In this position anons ne pleasure 70
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represent cultivate With particular draw closer the eonds
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country you represent with much dignity Taxing .dVangs
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