Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-13
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ssortamt from Spain.
SHE DECLARES WAR AGAINST CHILL.
Arrival Of the "Ocea,, Queen"

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New YORK, Nov. 10.-Thc steamer Ocear
Queen, which arrived to-day from Aspinwall
brought million and quarter in treasure.
The news from the Isthmus is unimportant
except that it has been visited by terrible
gale.
The Improvement of the cemetery for the
intcrmcnt Of foreigners is progressing favor
ably.
Special correspondence to the New York papers
from Santiago De Chill states that ha: been de-
clared and Inaugurated on both sides between Spain
and tMll. On the 18th day of September the ami
NerSarT OF Chian independence, the Spanish Adm-
raj farela, who Is charged with diplomatic powers,
arrived at Valparaiso. on board his flagship, the
trlsate Wiz DE ic6rd. lis instructions We're, ae-
cordlng to the Valparaiso Papers: TO confer and
agree upon, in conjunction with the plenpOtentiary
who shall be named by the President of Chilli the most
opportUne and effective arrangements of the differ
ences between Chill and Spain. But the Admiral
appears TO have had some additional private instruc
tionS for Immediately on dropping anchor he in form
ed the Chiiinu Government that the settlement of
these same differences between the late Spanish Min
ister, Senior Tayira, and the President of Chilli was
at the head Of the President to the effect that the
Spanish reclamatlons being asserted. full and COM
plee satisfaction and previous salute TO the Span
lsh flag must be instantly given. i'll default of which
hOsuiteS should commence after four days from the
day Of his arrival.
To this the Gillian Secretary of State Immediately
replied, after some animadycTsiOn on the breach of
customary etiquette on the part of the Admiral in
making hi demand, by firm but calm refusal to
present out of lace and admissible from fact
the representative Of Spain had accepted the eXplu
nations already given satisfactory.
All the Ministers and Consular agents are enlisted
IN their convictions and sympathies on the side oi
Chlll: Our own representatives are working night
ana day Tor American interests.
Chill received war with deadly Indignation against
her invaders.
She received war with Spain with determination
and dignity.
She received war against hated Spain with an uni
Nersal burst OF enthusiasm. In an instant all party
STRIFE disappeared On one occasion the two rcSpec
I'VE leaders OF parties embraced each other amid tn
applause of the assembly.
To-day there is one voice. one heart. one determined
VIII, and thousands Of arms enlisted.
On the 18th the President proclaimed war. The
declaration was read with emphatic voice amid
the applause OF n vast cOncOurse
Numerous and exceedingly interesting are the cX-
hlbltions of patriotism among all classes. Fire com
paneS and entire classes of students offer their ser
wees, and subscriptions daily coming in in sup
port of the war.
Congress has furnished all the aid DOSsjhle
The Admiral declares the coast Of Chill. an extent
pI ouo miles, with many forts blockadei: yet he
has but four ships on the whole coast one III Eana-
raise, two Ill Caidera and the fourth is at some other
Shll,s now enter alpaTaiSO, although in some in
stances they are kept back At midnight on the 2ith
Mr. Nelson tclcgTaphcd to Admiral Parea that ht
dId not regard the blockade as effective, and he
therefore protested against his taking any American
ships.
Probably other representations of foreign powers
have notified the Spanish Admiral to the same effect
Although the blVGkadc Is not effective So that for
mcndously effective. paralisng commerce. The
large foreign importing houses feel it much more
than the Chiians themselves
Legally, mean in international law, it is but Il
Ia n fsain