New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10


PoA OR SPECIAL Correspondent
LIMA. ian. d. 1865.
Already reaction has begun to take place
in favor Of the Col Prado and his administration
the people discussing in serious manner the npro
prlety OF Cen Cansecos proclamation, declaring that
matters pertaining TO the Government Of the Republic
return 10 the state that they found IN in 1865 Ii is
now held that revolution Of that had for its OBJ
ect a rehabilitation OF the Constitution OF 1860 that had
been found 20 totally inadequate TO the wants OF the
ami lad failed by their action on the
foreign relations OF the country 10 inter et the true sen
tments OF the people: hence the revolution that followed
10 the honor Of the Republic WIN COL Irados re.
trement 20 Chill change or the most EXTRAORDINARY
ence TO the general mahasemeht Oh pup;S "H ans
by his Government. His greatest enemies lex
ally his apoogsts. The Press begins also TO ae-
knowledge indirect manner the wisdom OF his acts
was only IN the details that it defective Insensiby
the people are beginning to draw nSe n0wa
favorable TO the integrity OF the later ana perhaps
Justly SG U sHT se s T Eeepns the ACCOUNTS
OF the Public Treasury and the result has beeH at the
ground their charge OF peeuation against him. every
thing is clear precise and concise one starting fact
amount OF the revenue that the new Government can
count upon to meet its expenses with there is no com
ments under the order OF things. To Obtain loans
they have not got The guano IS hypothcated to te con
sgnees for all Tint 10 will probably produce this latter is
To-day the wealthy OF the country are arryed upon
the side OF Col Prado, and as general thing SO are all
ground Col Prado WILL before long, be called back
To the Government can see but one event that would
President, he would follow out the policy that
introduced under Prado, but with this difference, he
and military executions Would be revived and not before
they wanted II the only remedy for the present
revolutionary spirit that is rampant In Peru.
Col. Bata arrived in Calao on Sunday morning last
wthouthis army lie has left the latter at Cheayo na
.larfh o M of
cant. and Is considered by all parties here as determ
nation ON 3 b on 81 e
lie received in the most enthusiastic manner by the
During the afternoon he arrived III Lima where, after
calling upon the military communicating OF the depart
ment he retired 10 the hOnSe OF his brother refusing all
demonstrations that rendered III his favor. IL
Judge from the present state OF mob opinion he will
stand very good chance OF being elected he Is north
ern man. and sectional spirit OF North aud South Is
just strong in Peru ever was In the United states
In connection with the candidature OF Bata President
the OF Herencia Zevalos, of Cuzco, is mentioned
VicePresdent tho name Of tho latter. IL is thought
will be satisfactory to the South NJ least sufficient 10
gain the election paper about 10 be established
iu Lima, ostensbly TO sustain these candidates.
Drs. Fuentes and Gorcia are TO be the editors.
The Peruvian that was at Callao during the recent
revolution has left for Isay under the command OF Adj
mral Don Antonio de la Haza for the purpose OF carry
ing the above-named place the committee that was
named for the purposeof Scitang vlccPrcsdent Can
upon the success OF the revolution ana ms restora
ton power. The squadron will remain AZ lslay 10 re-
celye His Excellency on board and convey INN to Csao
1t is also reported that there VIII accompany nm 5000
troops the patriotism Of the people rendering such step
prudent President CansecO has very ltue faith IN his
present popularity.
possession Of Prados camp after his retreat large
quantity OF powder discovered in the building used
"a magazine when owing To some carelessness,
quent upon the excitement OF pilage that Cansccos
were committing the powder set fire. aud fear
full explosion followed. causing the death Of one
hundred persons just retribution for the burning of
the sick hospital the night previous with its fifty
mates
The mob in Chclayo after the defeat ~ Col Cornelo,
set fire aud completely destroyed the rice mills OF Mr..
Sof The reason OF this act OF vandalism was because
the Government troops had made n their headquarters
during the sege Two or three large estates have been
plundcred by the same lot. Mr. SOlf In Lima trying 20
get the authorities 10 settle his affair; falling IN this Il IA
his intention To return Ia Prussia and lay his statement
before that Government. OF which he subject. 4
Commission has been sent Ia Chicayo appraise the
damages done by the bombarment but this only relates
TO the Peruvian interest and not the foreign.
Col Prados family left here yesterday. on the English
mail steamer for Valparaiso. An immense number OF
Of the. elite or Lima accompanied them TO the |
vessel 10 hid them good speed upon their voyage This
was not well received 10y the present an
thortes.
BOLIVIA.
SUPPRESSION OF TIE INSTRUCTION..
Our last adNices from this republic make no |