New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

Ing the city. aud large number Of women and children
are eneamped &C the head of tie valley. The fcowb
phhcd from the camp before Areguipa, from The TRns
Nt correspondent, gives all that is OF importance up e
"CAMP BEFORE AREQuIPA Dec Is 1867.
our expectations have been realized There n
Dpe VI an being made between the two bod
CoI lIado mas done al that could DC expected from him.
any terms that no may choose iss OF Jree was ssst
by Col Prado to the rebeloas city Il was addressed TO
SeBOr Don Pedro Canseco COInnag f lie (evoution-
airy Forces This direction has given hiQh opse 10 the
General Secretary OF the Reyoaonsts who declined TO
receive te Communication matter what terms IL Of
fcred, lie considering that title President being
left out OF the address, was insult offered them
might be expected the returning OF ne letter unopened
has caused feeling Of indignation an through tho camp.
Many OF the officers proposed 70 the President 70 open hs
batteries upon the instant, and With them no more
but with the point OF the bayOnety bur Col Prade.
although mortified az the insult had the good sese
heed the oourses OF his officers and determined 70 give
an nOncombatants three days 10 leave the city at hs
expiration OF when time the OomDaldIent woId com
mence at any moment The secretary-General receives
the communications and dspose5 of them rs he thinks
nt without even consulting Gen S3hseeo Inc qnesuoa
that has very naturally presented itself through the re
tanning Of Col Prados letter Is what part Is Gen. Can
seco playing II this roy0luuont ne receives no eomAu-
ncatiOns, he is not consulted by the SECRETARY upon
Important matters We are, therefore, compelled to be-
love that Gen CansecO Is but mere tool in the hands al
a few ambitious men.
large and respectable body OF Arequipehos who have
not taken part In the movement, have addressed
manifest to their felowcitzens which, after
ing all the and petexts set up by the present
leaders OF the rebellion they declare them to be without
any foundation aud untrue. Protesting against the sui
yenture they declare that they have no sympathy with
the rebellion leaders and that they will
svey circulated in Arequipa, and has made considerable
impression upon the more intelligent class The
quence as been that the principal families Of the place
have commenced to leave the city But the rebels, VINO
short OF funds have turned mis- exodus OF the people
to account. No one can leave the city without pass
port ana the value OF this article Is In proportion 10 the
means OF the applicant.
the sick from both Government camps have been trans
ferred to them large supplies OF shot and loaded she
ceived their ammunition. and everything indicates the
proximity of the attack SUI do not think that WA
be able advise you by next mall that the city as
tS ie and tbe mai leaves on the 22d There rs no cer-
tainy bombardment will the 10th;
however 1t useless To anticipate, Tor t Is not known
whether COL Prado intends TO await the arrival OF tho
300ib Blakeley gun, commence the attack without IL
II remember this cannon was 20 be IN tnls camp ~
the 2Oth according to the Of the engineer tie
C;nvern10ut were TO furnish men and beasts but the
rebels succeeded in driving OF all the cattle on the
route aud force OF m0unaneers have been threatening
the working parties and the result is that the Bakeey
remain although it Ie brought this place in 10
days more do think IL all necessary for the
ducton o the cty We have artillery sufficient IO tAt
already.
The troops are al anxious for the fight to come of.
and they confde the result SHOTS are daily ex-
changed with the advances bat with little loss 10 either
side. the enemy have made saes from their
camp. but driven back almost as quick AZ tey made
The principal event in Lima, since 10Y last has been
the arrival OF the Grand Cen Tomas Ia de Mosquers,
from Panama who proposes TO take M dis residence mere
during the OF his exile. His reception was quite en-
thusiaslIc. Upon landing ne was received az the Wnan
tho Project and number Of distinguished persons
from Lima. accompanied by band OF music Upon the
Generals landing number of speeches made, after
which the whole party went 20 breakfast, which nad
been prepared for the occasion At II the General
came 60 Lima, where he received at the
station By the Aide-de-Camps OF the President, and
conducted to the Palace in the State coach, whence
after remaining about hour he withdrew TO his hotel
Judge from the large number OK visitors that are
calling upon the General he appears 10 be quite popular
not wish to be too premature IL representations,
but think that the United States Of Colombia have made
a big mistake sending, allowing the Grand General
to come Peru lie will return, like Mazeppa, and repay
them for their scurvy trlck.
express has just arrived from Cerro dc PascO bring
ing the Intelligence OF engagement between the Gov
eminent forces and the Rebels at short distance frcn
the The Government forces defeated after an
engagement Of three hours the COMMANDER OF the Gov
eminent acting IN the most cowardy manner and
through his mbecty Cerro dc Pasco has fallen into TIC
hands VI the TeyOutiOnists.
The AREA has just arrived from Plmento, she
brings days later from Chiclayo. The engage
still gong when the steamer left, but WAS
not OF such saBgnay character Is was represented W
the OF yeerda the latter beng fought entirety
with artillery. The killed and wounded on both sides 90
amount to fifty ali told The Minister Of War Col
Corneo, who commands the forces attacking Chiciag9,
slightly wounded on the third day OF attack.