From the New York EveIing Post.
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PERU.-The Guyaquil Patriot con-
tains the correspondence between Bolivar
and the envoy Of Peru, which led to the
acceptance by the latter of the command
of the Colombian troops, which lately
marched for Lima. This correspondence
is highly honorable to the parties concern


ed. Your presence" observes the Pc
ruvian in addressing the liberator " is thel
principal, the greatest, the only alterna-


tive left to save the country of the lncas );


hence the principal and the most import


ant charge with which | am entrusted. /.
But the presence of the liberator, Simon
Bolivar, is required to dispel the eclipse
which conceals the majestic sun of Peru,
Ito breathe courage into the fearful, and
Ito confound the miserable remnant of Spa
Inish adventures, who have enthralled the
people of Peru. With you the militia will
lever succeed in its undertakings, and the


oppressed will bless their liberty, next to


the powerful hand which bestowed it on
them" In reply to this well merlted eu-


logum, Bolivar remarked that the Re-


public of Colombia feels proud in lavish
a|ing every sacrifice for the freedom OF Peru
'|Behold'its battaions, even at this moment
rushing upon the waves, in search of the
lltyrants who afflict Peru. More battalion:


lstill, and more squadrons will shortly
! make up the 5000 brave war; ors Offered
''|by Colombia to its brethren of the south
llwho will be foremost in reaping the glory
.of having unsheathed, and the last II
:, sheathing their liberating swords, at th'
= shrine of liberty of the new world. A
!. sfor me, am willing to march at the heat
d of my dear companions in arms, to tn
!, very confines of the earth, oppressed b.
e e|tyrants. And Peru shall be the first
N whenever she requires my services"