PERU.
TO THE LIBERATING ARMY.
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Sotdicrs-You are going to complete the
greatest undertaking ever intrustcd to men,
that of saving a whole world from slavery.
Soldiers the foes YOU are to destroy boast
of fourteen years of trumphs they there
fore must be worthy OF measuring their arms
with yours, which shonc IN a thousand COM
bats. Soldiers! Peru and all America cx-
pect from you peace, as the fruits of Nicto-
ry, and liberal Europe herself fixes with de-
light her eyes upon you, because the liber


ty Of the New World is the hope Of the Uni
verse. VIII you disappoint herr No! No!
you are invincibc. BOLIVAR.


A letter from a respectable individual at
following: Son the 9th. an engagement
took place in the meadows of Junin, near the
spot called the footstool in lncan. '**s Bo-
livar and Cantcrac commanded personally
in the action. The bravery of the Lib
orator was such as to approach very ncai
the ranks Of the enemy. The brave Co
lombians have behaved like heroes. The
curasicrs, now called the hussars OF Junin, be


haved themselves brilliantly. They are the
most distinguished corpse OF Peruvians fo


achievements in the field. The enemy hay,
been so completely dispersed, that it ap


pears to me impossible that they can eve


again form two squadrons; while we hav,
ten full of enthusiasm. The cnemy's sinfant


ry seems also ruined; because those VIII
had concealed themselves in their marcl


from Pasco to Reyes, arc disabled by havin


their feet extremely swollen. Those VIII


were compelled to retreat bevond Tarm
are doubtless still worse. The booty W
!, have found thus far is ahundent. Some sol