New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
rWo PRESIDENTS DEPOSkD.
,ro, ,rr,oNs TN PERU AND BOLIVIA.

,rvoI,rr1ONs IN PERU AND BOLIVIA.
nv PRESIDENT PRADo. OF PERU IN This
crry-uIs VIEWS or TuE UsURPAT'oN or
n,rpot. AND THE WAR WITH CHILi-IhE D"-
,,v,,S PRESIDENT LOSES HIS OFFICE.
n.o.;dert Prado. of Peru, who has oeeh
-Jan,ed bv General Pierola, now De
,utor arrived in this city yesterday IN
I" IN, with a TRIBUNE reporter he SAID that he
"a not know of the change of Government untli he
'aaobe1 New-York. He gave his views as
a, tha result of the change and as to the war WIN
Gal; DISPATCHES from Panama give an account
.ha oanses of President PTado's depar-
- from Peru different from that furnished
~ tho President himself. Ii is said in Panama
". ~ Do nrobably LETT the country to prevent his
aonosit,on. The treachery of the Bolivian allies
!" severelv commented on in Lima. President Daza,
bf Bolivia, has been deposed
FLIGHT OF THE PERUVIAN PRESIDENT.
, pRRTENcE THAT HR WISHES TO PURCHASE AN
RoNciAD IN RURoPE-RKTREAr OF THE PERU
WAN TROOPS TO ARICA-DEsERTION OF THEIR
BOLIVIAN ALLIES.
PANAMA. Dec. 27.-The steamer Payta, winch
no. inst arrived from the South Coast, brings as
ssenger General Mariana IgnacO Prado, President OF
Perm who, accompanied by several PERUVIAN na'a
officers goes TO Europe. via New-York.
coreral Pfado embarked on the steamer at Caao, In
a clandestipe manner and under an assumed name
There was no special excitement in Lima, no disorders
or revolutions in progress or In lmmediate con'em
olaton that could justify his hasty and secret oe-
parture the abandonment TO other hands OF tne govern
eut and the direction of the for the Ill success OF
which his management is largely responsible HIS ex-
lanation OF the affair is that his mission was decided
upon az the last moment and on account OF the eAet
able character OF the Lima popuace the caDihe Juuseu
nbetter for him 20 depart quietly.
The oscns!be object OF his visit TO Europe is to hasten
The purchase of ironclad several IL he can oo-
tain them which doubtful for several reasons Perus
Empty excheequer is not in condition 10 pay ior
powerful vessel which would be match for the three
chian ironcads and there also standing III tne wa!
of his success universal Discrimination OF European
Powers 10 supply beigerent with war VeSSeis' IL Is
more than probable that Prado has secretly left cou-
try which would soon have deposed him. ana that Ills
FIGHT ia practea admission OF the hOpeessness OF the
Peruvian cause. In Peru, unsuccessful sodlers nave
nnlv one course by which their safety, ana
maj flight The Peru Wan rabble is as unreasonable
rs pack Of wild beasts, and its enmity is DEATH
There have been DO fresh encounters since the arrival
of the last mail Buenda's army closely pursued py
the Gillian cavalry, within forty miles OF Area
and has no doubt. arrived at that place Peru
will then have under at that place about l1OVo
men, with which the commander-in-chei pro
poses to reconGuer Tarapaea The Chillans Dol9 II In
force-they have over 1000 men IN the 1lsIlut @ @
operatons dganst them Will be excessively uiicut ano
doubtful their result Tarapaea may 99aer @ p Pe
circumstances be considered as pracucaIy os 10 fStL
The blockade is being extended ana the port Ol ITO 's
guarded by a Chilian vessel -..., 81,
The Blanco Encalada aud LOa are cruising north .!
CalaO and other day chased the Peruvian transport
Ilmena which had 1000 soldiers on board desuheu 70
son The reserve force in Lima The Chlan armed
transport Amazonas is also cruising between Tahanla
and CaaO and all three OF those vessels nay TX
pected to arrive at this port at an early d. -
The Amazouas when last was at -auenita on
the coast of Ecuador, looking ont Ter torpedo
launch, which put into EcuadOran port, dt OF coal
The launch the way TO Callao In charge OF Two
paru I
Thomson, of the AmaZ0nas. VIII SINK or capture her
wherever fOupd The launch has already COST the Pou
Wan Government large amount, and her chances OF
her arrival Caao or OF her employ ment curing the
remainder OF The war; are not very Drght.
THE ToRPEDo-BoAT AT BAHIA
The steam-launch Alea, tOrpedObOat for the Peru
yan service which left this port several weeks ago. put
into Bahia ont of coal, and still detained there The
authorities EcuadOran) refuse to permit her 10 eaVe.
and the difficulties put IN her way are sucn hat she Is
not likely TO down 10 Peru III lime 10 take part Ia