The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

herosm OF her sons, calling upon Coo Judge and she
civilized world as witness Will deenv her is and honor
10 the last breath and viii wSr by ali the means al
disposal and counenaDsed by the rights OF nations
Next follows what may % termed admiral Parsas
second aItimatum,n Wis,
On BSaRD nsk ynLA DE MADRrp,
In yHs PoRr on VALPARAISO sept ~ 1859
The undersigned commanding the squadron Of her
Moot Catholic Majesty in Pacific and her Minister
10 with se government Of Chile,
has had the honor receive to-day, at Ave y. the
notes OF Mr. Cuyarrubias, Minister of Foreign Affairs IN
that republic addressed 10 the undersgned IN answer 70
h,s dated the l7th inst ana understanding from its
OF his own no demanded as apology for the insults
offered by Chile 10 SPAIN he must make known that
obeying he orders OF his government IL at O'Clock
an fhe morning OF the Oath inst the government of the
reuubc has acceded to his request an diplomatic
ops now eNlstng between Spain and Chile will be
end and the undersigned will be obliged at the oxpr-
tom OF tht seek 10 obtain with the force at his
command that satisfaction which the government OF San
ago refuses 10 gve by means Of pacific measures the
Undersigned adently desired The undersigned renows
TO Mr. GoyarfuDias the declaration which the ending
OF his former communlcaton-that Is that in OF
making Of the forces AZ his disposition require
mnihcatlon, much for the INJURIES which these
forces may suner from the ordinary action OF the as
well as tor the hives and property of her Maestys sub
ects residing Ia Chilc and he retcrates the hope
pressed has former note that be whatever may the
events OF this negotiation, the government OF Chile will
restrain all attempts contrary to the and law OF
civilized nations
The undersigned 10 Mr. Coyai. ubas the assur-
JOSE MANUEL PAREJA
To the MINISTER os FoRaos ASFArRe OF the republic or
Chile.
On the esd OF September the Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs replied MS follows
The undersigned has but communicate the instuc-
tons Of his government, reiterang TO Mr. Parea the
unaaraoe resolution adopted by the republic never to
submit herself 10 such dsbonorable and unjustifabe
propositions those offered ner Chile will never
buy peace the cost Of her rights her honor The
government Of the republic henceforth refuses What
ever fsture contingencies may arise all demands
for decentralization arising from the employment Of the
forces at the command OF the Spanish Admiral The
entire and exclusive responsibility incalculabIe evils
which the coming conflict will bring Chile ant her
people, foreign well as native upon the op-
pressor, upon TIE government OF Spain sgents
who wish to submit the republic the most distressing
and injurious proceedings without shadow Of jlstice
without even a plausible pretext Consequently, the
government OF the undersigned will reclaim from that
Of Spain the amplest and most complete reparaton
all damages that may be sustained by Chile growing
of the present difficulties The undersigned protests
thousand times against any hostile Of the sluadrcn
which may produce war between Spain and Chile
AS the matter became serious the Chilean gov
furnished copies OF the correspondence
with Parea TO the Diplomatic Corps resident in Santiago
and at meeting OF that body composed OF The follow
ing gentlemen, viz Thomas Nelson Minister of the
United States, acting President William Taylour
Thompson, Grca, Br tain; r. Cory Of France; Anto.
MO Ferro, Hermoienes de Isisarr and Leyen Hagen
representing the Kingdom Of Prussia and republics OF
Colombia and Guatemala--a very strong rcmonstrance
cpitatc action but which elected satisfactory reply
In the third aud last Of the Minister'S dated Sep
TENDER 49, they ray The undersigned consider that
said not destroy the and objec
tons which they permitted themselves to make to H.
r. 10 regard 10 the proceedings which he has adopted
in order the differences existing between the
government OF her Catholic Majesty and the republic or
Chile finding themselves Obliged to their regret, 10
ieiterate and MAINTAIN the and protests con
tanned their mmvnicatioDs OF the 22d and oath OF
this month";
The document that deserves publicity II tho cir
cusr Of Admiral Parea 10 the consular body OF Vapa
aiso announcing the blockade OF the coast Of Chile
which he hopes maintain with the small squadron Of
heavy ships under his command An this document is
mporan; ,he commercial world, give it At length
cRcrrtp soNsrLAp vAlJARAro.
OK BoArD THE VILLA DE MADRID,
IN rHg PORT or VALPARAISO, sept "a, 1865.
The government OF Chile still refusing give sa'isfac
ton to Spain for the various insults Inferred the under
signed Commander il; Chief OF her Catholic Majesty y
naval force in the Pacific, and Minister pcnpotentiary
informs the Consul Of - that, in obedience 10 the
orders OF the spanish government diplomatic rea lions
between Spain and Chile suspended aud the Chilean
ports In q state of blockade.
Annexed he has the honor hand yon the Instructions
which the Spanish vessels sustaining the blockade have
been ordered TO observe, from which you will perceive
that, while endeavoring TO innct much bjury pos
si5e upon Chilean commerce. neutras have had every
compatible privilege conceded 20 them aud the under
these privileges ample than have been hitherto
conceded by any belligerent.
The undersigned announces at the same time that in
order avoid prejudice to the commerce Of neNtras
regards any transactions which may be pending, he has
determined TO give the space OF ten days to allow Of the
sailing from Chilean ports Of such vessels as may be at
present al anchor either ballast being I'M
derstood that the nationality Of such vessels be Of
anterior 10 the notification OF the blockade to them by
the consul 70 be proved TO the satisfaction Of the captain
Of the bockadng vessel by % certificate that
effect signed by their consul, falling which the vessel
will he considered Chilean
The object Of the blockade being ~ has been stated
TO nure Chilean commerce. the time stated above does
not refer 70 vessels nndcf neutral flags which may he
loading In port destined ~ another the republic
thai the space referred 10 ia only conceded vessels
destined 10 q neutral port
The undersigned would observe that his object In CON-
muncanx the above 10 that should be made known
your counrymcn for which purpose the capans Of tho
blocksding vessels will hand this statement 70 the
sus al the various ports blockated.
In thus complying with she orders OF hts government,
undersigned takes this opportunity oeripg 10 the
JOSE MANUEL PAREJI
No Psrea's intentions fully disclosed and
his determination 10 enforce the demand Of Spain by
hostiiitics notwithstanding all efforts " the contrary
looked upon settled, than the Congress Chile Ia
both houses passed declaration OF war proposed
Of the Cabinet loan U twenty millions Of doars
has bern authorised, and unlimited power granted the
Executive for raising troops and procuring chips for the
The bIo.ksdng squadron OF tho coast Of Chile consists
Of the Villa de Madrid fagshp) and Rssoiucior steam
frgases - Valparaiso; the Blanca and Bernquea
vessels Of the same class Al Cadera the MARQUES do u
Victoria another screw frgate, At Coqunbo willie the
gunboats tscrewl Cavodonga and another, name
Known will doubtless be tenders 10 blockade
the minor ports Of the south coast. The huge rmciad
fngate and ram Numanca--a most formidable ship or
thirty nine heavy gunswas nj Calao nj last advices
She 10 too unwcidy for blockader and will probably lie
only used In case the Spanish Admiral proceeds
tremities and attempts TO lombard OF che seaport
cities II Is very certain that England will not Tor
moment recognize the blockade unless In every reipect
effective and Pareja cannot make " with his present
force II squadrons Of the proper kind OF for
this duty failed 70 close Wilmington Charleston What
the Spaniards do with their heavy and unwi,dy
frgatesV Steamers Of ordinary speed only easily
the blockade under Parcia's very nosc. Half
dozen or less torpedo boats, with two Cusbigs
would in week rid Chile Of her foes produce some
serious vacancies in the navy Of spainand these
sary articles may turn up when least erpecled
without attempting 10 comment upon 9TH ituationn
In Chile, will merely give few extracts From the lead
ing journals OF the country the subject The kercurso
dJ Toggr OF the % inst. sWhile In relating the
OF the last fortnight task rendered