The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-23
complete establishments Of the kind at that time

rornniptp cetab fshmcnts OF the Kind az that time
in Furnpe
The object Of securing the Danish fleet having
been attained, writes Lord Cathcart to the Secre-
tary Of State, "eyery thing Of tendency 10 wound
the feelings or irritatc the nation has been
avoided
/ The capituatiou was conducted by Major Gene
| raj Sir Arthur wellesley, Sir II lme Popham, aud
| Lieutenant Colonel Murry, by whom IL was
signed on the night Of the Oh and lth.
/ In answer to n communication from Admira'
/ Gamg'r ueIn4huluE tue surryuuer OF tne , Daulsu
ute' uvI.uli' ulann, Inc b'hi'u CUM" ''''''
/ sem t'o l''o"''6 'tP'l
~ Losp ;-our neci, Gun lna'pn,9b.e pr2p'ry' S'a'
cyercau b,i those II nc King Of dalsid iBour muster
mover int,ncl anl h.sHHy against your, IT yo1 @ e,s
] cruz, @ c ,t h. ~, ,,, . c, m fF,,it nc.t Al v1nr
Rani H m. sabnit lo lts flei 6u honor aud duty od
u5 eject ,rTpo A. u1o c'mug an inlcpenlcnt power
A." W., , "I, IT, t, ana q, g @ y 1., Tor ,,blcn ~, ,rg
mrn,5y m 'a IAN down our li,es.
Thcnuy proposal umy poEcr 10 make 20 order 90 pre-.
ven. tHe i,.' @ M v W i W NJ r ,'l, N 1'1 o,H
tant OF youI Ict,f ii you viii grant pass or tbat uut-
/ 7J,e. PEHNANN.
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Copcnbaken was hVWly destroyed, ner u9eJ
] iohIh away, HCl u5,u"'o ulsnautlcu' olNy
soils OF NR.uao'e lntl yuantntn were t'ken IN lhe
/ sound auu IAt,H@s' pcslVes an immense humper
/ in i1e NuIlh 5e'a anu oyhGt patts Oh lhc word,
anu ttt "uoIN NI'N NuuuShhou As Lut lb"lul
prizes OF the captors. Besides these Denmark
losJ al 1ol 'o.onles IN thc EdsJ ana West luue5'
-6Lt"th ?, 10. .,., ,..,,,
ard ot,aocons syioiaion OTs Of the rigbts honor
snu m usny % OF nv, woaH haOT Uy N 'uns c
oriy ,ioiS,iop of tbo law of nations that history
y Su'y Sn,,r vcars subseouentIv En,Iond
"a, ,',loJCd ,1 Two orc,sinns in nor war
y5tb rho ITnit9d States the neutrality of weak
/ rations for which nm 10 this day she has never
offered apoogy or reparation. The first case was
tfat of tbc capture OF the United States frgate
Esser. under Commodore Porter in the harbor
of Valparaiso Chile
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,,puUUE"I I36 Ann "CugRUgp f2O) IN 1914 IN
vAIpAuAtso CHttr ~
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~ 80 go 5i 80 - -, i5Go ~ bth 5 10 ''lN NV
uN.VesA u u " Lo m w u rI wnoI 'io ue
os,g @ ~ 81 m cSant,oy mt jiS 10 r"Ii
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FELh' ~ tbso iI ,ats pb Ii,1ib
sbiosnSyyar n''o m PIN and Gber,S on the 2s of
Narrcb ontarsd tbn borbnr and In vioI.Iion or
thS nont,niitv Of Chile onenSd IRE nnon rbe Eaysr
Iue ue"u"i'y VI Nnne UPeo" M r." .io i, iI'e
nhle sno was III Q Fi,""ny Tbo r. bra,Tay,-
rom rom tnt ol',cts ol STORM, A"' 80
,Sas Co., to bo,, ga pt ui'solIG s,, 40 Sae
his ship had become helpless wreck and one
hundred and twenty four of his officers and crew
were killed and wounded, Captain Porter struck
his tag after one OF the most remarkable combats
IN naVal warfare.
The battle took place about three miles from
town, and mile and Ii alt from Castle Brgo,
half mile from a l-gun battery, and within
pistol shot of shore
The battle vas witnessed by thousands from
the shore and 40 near were ali the ships to the
land ..nat at one time many of the Ph9bes 49,
couud shot struck the beach. This fact appears
10 be wen authenticated and Of f, itself it ,s.ot'es
tMo L luvgroa o tbev who maintain the doctTine
ChIG eilCe ~. 'C' Iy 49, ~ rronor,yy - ,h
Ghal ~, s,bstjtnte the - S,,ot ro oF
le'suee " Ii SLI W w ,bir +I,ce s''''NS' A""e0 VI
suoI ., Shoi ,nto lt NJ pnsot+ tbo A,,orioo,
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Oonsu th, ,uU m hebot oF I'm Eosn
PToteCton Vi sae ~, thot eb 10
ne teeClVeu nv i tL 5;a aItnro,o
snip SuCcteu ~ , ~ ~ p;,iS ~
an ofcer WOulu De seIiS ~ NJ I'l1n III oV ~
requesting mn " Seaoo .. L ~ lLo , @ noi
howeEe,, ThiS cnnd5ct IeFt NO dnubt OF
circumstances. inns con9ucI Ieit no W uoups S vi Ii
cOllusion between the EnSilsh onlcets anu tne
local authorizes, anu M foluse'I tooh 1he llsS
occasion to quit tne ceHhtry'-CooPT N'o"
History, vol II, pp' liS-0o'
The same year Witnessed anotner Vlolatlon OF
international law Portugal being the nation out
ragged in this instance, the details OF Which we
append -
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Fohl, IN ION
From me history or american fT'vateeTS anu Ae''e''
Aa'9Ds' ,,.-, g..
The American privateer Drlg ueReta' -%aIHs- %
strong, Samuel g. Reid, commander, saieu from
Sandy Hook Sn the9th OF September, 1874, Oound
on cruise. On the 26th OF September Captain
Reid came TO anchor in the FayRl Roads, for the
purpose of filling up with water and obtaining
refreshments. Captain Reid makes the following
/ relation of subsequent events
l called on the American CnnSni who very very
pOmely ordered our WAter lhlieuluveIy % soul on On
1t being our INTENTION 70 proceed 10 sea e"I,y lug
next day At0 T. M went on Ooaru, tne CouslI
and some other gentlemen IN company, nsheu
some questions concerning the enemy cruisers,
and was told there had been none at tGe'e lsianus
for several weeks. When ABOUT dusk, while we
were converting, the British brig CdrRatt0n
suddenly hove in sight, close under the northeast
head of the harbor within gunsLot
When first discovered, the idea of getting under
way was instantly suggested; but, finding the
enemy's brig had the advantage of breeze, and
but little wind with us, it was thought doubtful i
we should he able to get to sea without hazardint
an action. questioned the Consul to know IT, il
his opinion, the enemy would regard the neu
trality of the port He gave me to UNDERSTAND
that might make myself perfectly easy, assurln
me, at the same time, they would never molest u
while at anchor. But no sooner ana the enemy
J brig understand from the pilot boats VINO we Wer
than she Immediately hauled close ln' ana Leu
her ancher within pistol shot OF us ,.,...
Z Atthe same moment the PtdatG9enet ana trlBa'