New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
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PANAMA. Dec. ld,-rolulcnl mnttcis IN
Ecuador ao much mixed, aud Heem little hheW 10 M
proye although the vessel which Aaro efi here has
heen burned aud he aud his friends nave taken w '"e
interior, From accounts rec'Nel u hlleHa th"' boh
eral rising was arranged Tor November III, ana tha u
was I'm anticipation Of this movement that General
Alfaro an us party lett this hay. In some instances
fghng occur "a unattended by loss OF life. In one OF
these struggles said TO have taken place on the slope Of
the Cotopaxi Volcano some twenty or thirty men we're
killed and the Government force compelled to retreat
The rebels more unfortunate After the nght
Tumaco between the Alauela and the Neuye de Juo
Allaro elected landing on The Ecuadotian coast. ON
November 80 he endeayorcd TO- capture and hold
Porovieo, hut defeated by the Government forces
andcompcllei to seek safety IN flight after osn. some
men. a.Getling gun and much ammunition
General Afaro then returned to Alauea. leaving his
make for the interior to Join the parties III revolt
there. On November Inc moved toward Bahia' ana
when of Las Cruztas between ten and twelve miles on
that mort he fell in with the Government steamer
Huaco lie steamed alongside of her. and after heavy
fire carried her by boarding. She was fu OF troops 10
whom her bare hull offered no protection. ana II Is sad
that at least 400 men killed or wounded one
hundred and twenty OF them have been removed TO
Manila. While the victor7 were engaged In examining
their prize another Government vessel appeared Inc
IIuacho was useless for lighting, while the Aahela Na
10 run her ashore take out what could be remover ~
hurry and then burn her. This plan was followed WINE
the Nueyc de July the second Government vessel pro"
cocdcd Bahia with her crippled consor number OF
lives have lost In the different contests, wlch u
apr ears. will still be continued IN the INTERIOR even II
Alfaro were succumb the coast. Ihe loss OF ne
threatens 10 become serious and the Government mas
called out the National militia In order To possess lOrce
enough to act wherever may be nenaced with danger
several skrishes have taken place In Nanab III When
slight losses have occurred II was ruinoiedq IN
Guayaqul that Colonel Mcdardo Aliaro brother OF inc
General had been killed but this Is not verified.
Letters from Quito stIte No appear. TO cOnpfe-
hend the political sentiments OF MS nelShDor ana me
panic i'm the Government flies Is increasing dallv zen
cral Victor Pr0anO and nuhhcr Of other notnes nave
been arrested n Onto suspicion of sympathzng with
the rcvoluonisls The prsDns Of Gu Vaqu are ull OF
SUSPECTS, among whom are senior Pastor llris0 anu
number of his wor.mcD, who are accused OF having
given a canoe Marcos AfarO to enable MIN 10 z" up
the River Guayas Nicc-PlesdcLt Augustine Guerrero
who Is in power In Quito, issued u proclamation on
November 10 calling upon the people 10 support hIh
The people continue to aeainst the cour! Delb
flooded with paper money. ,.,,
Political matters in Peru arc improving, although
financial matters are going from bad 10 worse. Ihc
Government troops have been victorious over several OF
ihe Nnutoncro dctachncuts and the wh1le norlh all
centre are now paciied. The Government troops are
moving toward Arelupa. IL Is lmposspie lor '"e"es
IN offer auX