The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

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which sxi, to the worry capital from their attacks has
Disappeared; but every mail from the smaller townsin
the interior pnd on tho coast brings notices or their
rayaEes. All descriptions of cruelty are practlsed by
these cuthroais, and two weeks ago party OF them
penetrated into Lima itself and murdere1 poor grocer,
robbsd his shop and loft with their booty.
Cajamagca the scena of the tragcal execution OF tho
Inca Aisauaspa by Pizarro, has occupied recently the
second place in Peruvian attention. Colonel Baa, the
revolutionary leader tho North after having Organized
a bsdy or about lvo hundred mon, armed with every
description OF weapon skuly eyaded the pursuit in
sued By the government forces, and fell unon TINS
town The troops garrisoning the place remained iath
inl 20 the government and fierce ba.te mana 70
hand began oyor tao very walls Tue nsht continued
FOX three four hours when Balts, an ape soiuls
saw at a Glance that tho defenders had lelt open
most important line and, seizins ~ e tae1ea
tue VIGOROUSLY. After having iInposou iorsea
loan upon tbQ inhabitants, enlfstins some nee, ana
tasino possession OF all the and ammunition In
tho tQnd3 cf tho conquered authorles ne Eaoo poou
his retreat and Ia making his descent upon Chlc.
layo important town within four hundred miles Of
Lima where dlsaiecton TO the government rcisns SUI
! 10 very formidable number. Immediately upon tho
receipt OF this intelligence at Lima the notes 81 busy
preparation became audible Inc Minister o. Wr a1o
really one of the two battalions remaining ~ me cry
| tho few policemen who incslconty pafoisd inc
streetsrlgced himself at the mead Of the expsaison
sad sailed fortn HiS arrival at ohlclayo ha, Dy
| this t,no taken place, and as no Wi nave
the cn.io army or the North under his command laoou
tnree thousand rnen. With light 3d peces toe proos-
bitss OF His success tae badly armed and worse
paia troops Of Baa very great Such s the siae o.
affairs 10 the North: the Sonh, OF which Areqlipa -
csnra attraction furnishes US with moro interests
Ing matter OF which you will DO informed III separate
The effect or thesc troubles commerce is now be-.
ginning TO % very apparent ahroe large steamers be-
porl OF Caiao from tic absolute stoppage Of all traffic
along tho northern coast Business houses here th.t
have sold heavily to buyers IRON tho interior on credit
find IL Impossible TO collect their debts. re.
nittances, in tho face Of tho bandtt arc simple I'M.
possibility, and tho general aspect OF commercial matters
l. Tar from encouraging Yet the guano Islands, tho
treasury Of the nation arc in the hands of the govern
| maut and succeed in rsvo in Peru without
obtaining this precious prize. The general opinion Is
universally favor Of Prado's success, but there
many dTaWbsc.ss aud natural obstacles IN tho way OF
active campaigning this country thar is difficult to
4 say when the state of affairs win become tranquil.
and murders are disagroeaby froqnont and bu. few
days ago the convics in the Peniteniary revoed ana
pson uhsrs hey proceeded to
| ti5ns for escape few troops were sent to
tarce Of ior Of tho capsos the rest begged mercy
| and submitted. As may web be imagined the terror
caused by the nero prospect OF en- invasion made ~
ton Of defence, women and children gathered III the
inn rmos rccessos doors barricaded and all made ready
10 nhord ire Toe vigorous reception, when the news OF
the Submission arrived
Brazil In President Prahos message 10 Congress III
February last he referred 10 the war raging between
| Brazil aud ner allies the one band and the gaan.
threo 10 has been sustained BY Paagaay with tho
creates. hercsm bravery three years and hair
and yet tho allies nearly distant from their
| im---the subugp'ion OF tho littlo republic.
Rrado, eiarcing over Tho state OF South American
alara spoke In measured terms or the conduct OF
Brsli in this matter ana very severely censurea her
rapacty and injustice spirited coTre;pondenco I'm.
msdalos engued between Al Varnhasel, Minister Of
! Brazil in Lima, ard tho Peruvian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in which inc Brazil an could not succaad in OBJ
| tanning tho absolute apology no demanded. TITO qnes-
ton oppaenty had cropped into oblivion, when sud
denly II. Warrington left tho city, evidently feeling
ec cd here that Cours Of san ldeoaso naa deter
riHcd to make serious mater Ont OF tho affair nnd