The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11

tom House to examine the cash books and safes OF the
collector
WHAT FOUND.
To the disgust OF the Autobiography was discovered
that only balance OF 600 hard dollars existed which
strange to say was left untouched the conquerors
tenting themselves with the dozen two rites found
the establishment and a small cannon
SUBSEQUENT ovENRSra
Having efYectually disposed Of Islay, Arevalo and
Busamente led their men 70 the neighborng port OF
Aolendo nino miles distant the coast terminus
Of the Arequipa Railway While IN lsiay the rebels
at the head Of a large body OF men In
Arequpa and that victory would now perch on their
could be desired
GovEREBRSr PREPARATION
While the mail boat letting off steam the comman-
der OF the corvette Union anchored in Calao Bay and
received orders get under way at and 70 take on
board ne me regiment called the Second Of May 70 act
as light infantry, under the command Of Codtel William
Smith, and 70 proceed to hollendo full speed Tho
Union leit early in the morning of the 18TH
THE REBELS FIGHT ARE DEFEArRD
While | write at the latest moment learn that thu
steamer has arrived at Pisco from MOlendo and from
the first mentioned port the following message is wired
by the Project directed to the President the Re-
public and proceeding from the Captain OK the Port or
on The 18th inst, at about o'clock p NJ,
we were surprised by an attack made on the town
armed with muskets and rifles and led by
Bustamente and Bariales Arevalo. They came from
posed the authorities. We only aware OF the
rival OF the rebels few minutes before they opened FIRE
upon the streets and it is due 70 this circumstance
that the ten gonsdarmes constituting the garrison were
unable make q combined resistance that after
changing few shots and wounding two OF the police,
the insurgents captured the town and proceeded TO cor
lec together all the arms and ammunition they could
ind They then obliged the manager Of the railway TO
place special train for Arequipa Al her disposal and
ten p. NJ len for that city.
Immediately after their departure the Sub Project OF
Isay made his appearances here with thirty volunteers
FOLLOWING THE REBELS
in another train they having gained about three hours
start
Tho next morning at eight O'Clock learned at tho
station Of La Joya that Che nsurgent party had been
metby the government forces at Sachaca, a Ie" mics
this side Of Arequipa, were
CoMPLRrELY vANouIsHEp,
and their leader Arevalo wounded and MADE prisoner
ALL QUIET
The Project Of Arequpa teegraphs that al was per-
fectly quiet that city and thai the story OF Pierolas
presence there was unfounded
AREvALo, THE LSApER.
SO the curtain has dropped this foolish attempt al
revolt
Young Arcvao is quite distinguished soldier Edu-
Gated at The Prussian Military School at Potsdam, he
served in the German army during the with France,
to the rank Of captain of cavalry and was deco
rated by Emperor William for gallant conduct Return
ing Peru his native country the old spirit evil
IDENTITY predomuated and he sought every occasion TO
indulge his martial proclivtes President Pardo had
him arrested two years ago on suspicion, and after
close confinement OF months sent him TO Chill,
where he linked his fortunes with those Of Ihe unsne-
cessful PieTolaA
As close, at late hour, news is received by tho
Minister Of the Interior from PSco announcing the
death OF Bsrdaes Arevalo, in Arequipa in the combat
OF Sachsca where his revolutionary forces were de-
fested and dispersed.
THE CHURCH ACCUSED.
The Project OF Arequpa states in his despatch that the
headquarters Of the consprators the Convent OF
Lady OF Mercy in that town, where he captured
nearly forty Of the disconnected party in the very cells
of the priests The religious element Of Arequpa has
always been prominent in its opposition to the present
administration The bishop Of the diocese has received
request to close the convent Probably another re-
! lgious trouble may arise
FANATICAL PRIESTS WITNESS THE EXECUTION oF
THEIR AGENTS FOR RIOT
PANAMA., August !, 1875
All the States OF Central America continue pacific In
San Miguel Salvador where the recent Ganatica riots
took place, order had been re established.
ORDER
President Gonzales had about hny OF those engaged
shot, in squads, al the different towns between San
Miguel and the capital causing the padres who
casoned the outbreak witness the Many
OF these criminals confessed that they assured by
tho padres that thy might rob the rich provided they
gave part to the Church.
Great and Indignation have beer expressed
! throughout Central America at the events of San
hgua, 10 which the respectable part of the clergy JOIN