The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-26

From tie New Orleans fiesyuns, April H.
Ersna Chiii-R ssspusa u Mr.. Psyssn.
We are indebted 10 correspondent Santiago, the /
capital Of Chill Tor letters a late a. the ais February
aud e copy of the Official Journal III Arancuno, contain
ing the account OF The reception OF our worthy townsan
Bale Peyon, BY the chian government, and the adj
dresses delivered on that occasoa Mr. Peyion reached
Santiago on the 9Th OF February. and was received BY
The inhabitants and the authorities with the highest cour
tesy He had his Official audience the 10th, when he
presented his credentials being introduced with the
customary honos 10 President Bunes, by the minister
for foreign affairs Mr. Peyons speech, and the conr-
leous reply of the President, translated below The
President is described hale, frank. solder-hke OLD
gentleman about sixty years OF agein personal APP
pearance traits of character, and portions Of his history
Gen Bulnes the present President Of Chill, although
connected with the leading OF the republic, spent
many years OF his life in the army on The rone over
awning and keeping in subsection the Indians he CON-
handed the Gillian army which invaded Peru occupied
Lima, its capital, pursued Gen. Santa Cruz the command
e Of the combined Peruvian and Bolivian s.m "
OF January, 1929, gained over him complete Victory
at place called Yungay- This victory. which Is eee-
Cruz. Protector OF Peru and Bolivia and put end
his system. which was looked upon as dangerous to the
neighborng republics
Upon the return Of Gen. Bulnes from this successful
campaign, be elected, in is4, President Of the re-
public Of Chill succeeding his uncle, Gen Peto whose
second term was about 10 expire Gen. Bulnes was re-
elected, and his second term OF Office is near its expra
ton, when he will retire to his farm and devote himself
TO his favorte pursuit OF raising wheat and cattle The
duration Of term Of the presidential Office in Chill i five
years that the Office has been in the family for
twenty years, during which time Chill has prospered and
advanced 10 degree almost without parallel.
hsr. H. oes ana mos
OF melons, plums peaches grapes gs roasting ears &C.
Mr.. Psytoa's address
/ Mr. PREsIpxNr, In presenting The credentials which
bear you the President OF the United States should
wanting in duty no, 70 avail myself of tbs occa-
sion 10 you OF the continued friendship and nnd
unfinished regard which the people and government Of the
United States entertain for the people ami constituted au
Il u impossible that the people Of the United States
should cherish other than generous towards the
Jude, your struggle Tor independence they ympathizsd
WITH yaa y The trying 1fasa. Through which yen passea
4 ance.
II The revolution Of Chill was, many respects
part OF the North American revolution The history Of the
one IS In the MAN, the history Of the other Alike they
which they erected upon Of monarchy are, in
theory, the Since their Independence bon repub-
OF their citizen sodiess and the present each has
as its CHIEF Magistrate eminent citizen, who after hay
ing devoted the prime OF his life the service OF
highest office within their gift
law, and the OF national credit invest the gov
and people OF Chill with their chief excellence 10
yanced more rapidly in prosperity aud happiness than ne
people Chill SINCE their Independence Chill i brll-
liant the galaxy Of republican States whose usire
has been dmmed, whose escucheon has never been
taished. whose pged faith has nsv. been violated
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who has by her example, reflected mnch honor The
cause of free governments
The people Of counties destined ere long TO be-
closely united bY r lies Of social intercourse
| and the golden bonds OF commerce..
i Recent events Cafsrna have presented wide neid
for commercial enterprise ia which the interests oil Chii
will find ready market for her immense surplus products,
powerful stimulas the enterprise and Industry q NET
citizens and proae employment vessels and
From her position, her extensive coast
her comodioas bays and harbo ou above all from the
fertility OF her SOIL and Ter nexhaustble resources, Chill
is destined port.nt part this theatre
which has been 70 The competition Of the com
merccI world.
Acaaaed by these views and enimsnt il il not less in
accordance with wishes Is the frryen
OF The United Sais and
the relations friendship winch subs between
the two republics.
Rsply Of Praiderf BHtnss.
4 SR. MINISTER PLESfPoTESrfsRr The expressions Of
friendship which you have conveyed in the name OF
the President OF the United States grateful 70 me