Bolivia in 1836

It consisted of the three states of Bo livia, North Peru, and South Peru, the capital being at Lima. Santa Cruz was protector, with dictatorial powers, and each state had a president and congre . The confederation was formally proclaimed Oct. 28, 1836, and it came to an end with the overthrow of the protector in Jan., 1839. See Santa Cruz , Andrés . Peruvian Corporation. See Grace Contract. Peruvian Empire. See Inca Empire . Peruvians. See Quichuas . Peruzzi (pā-röt'sē), Bald a are. Born near Siena, Italy, 1481: died about 1536. An Italian architect and painter. Peruzzi, Ubaldino. Born at Florence, April 2, 1822: died there, Sept. 9, 1891. An Italian politician, minister in the Tuscan and (1861– 1864) in the Italian cabinet. Pesado (pā-sä'dō), José Joaquin. Born at Orizaba about 1812. A Mexican author and publicist, minister of foreign relations in 1846. He is regarded as one of the best of the Mexican poets, and has published many biographical and political e ays. Pesaro (pa'sä-rō). A seaport, capital of the province of Pesaro e Urbino, Italy, situated at the mouth of the Foglia in the Adriatic, in lat. 43° 55′ N., long. 12° 54′ E.: the ancient Pisau rum.