The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-03


morning at O'Clock. II will be very que, affair,
unattended with display or rush Of curious isshiona
friends and few relatives OF the bride viii be present
at tho ceremony which 10 10 be performed by the brides
uncle, the Archbishop OF Chile The lady, schorlta
Louisa vadiveso, is very beautiful and accomplished
aud belongs TO one OF the best families OF Chile q
public which, though rapidly throwing OF the forms and
usages born Of Spanish pride and srstocrscy still cngs
TO the glitter Of noble The patriot General
Carrera whose statue fronts that OF san Martin the
Gs o, va M cousin Ihs saa ns
State, Senior COvarrubias, and the Minister Of
War, Senior Errszar,z, 40. as g.oomsmen at the
be q little breakfast party at the Generals
residence Al the conclusion Of the mornings festivi
country seat Of relative Of the family where they will
remain month or two in retirement from city annoy
snces IA. UP 20 tne not springs, IN the Andes and
weeks OF the honeymoon and make the months
delightful until the gayety ofthe calls back
the pleasure seekers TO the capital On the 18th OF No
vember General vckers. OF Philadelphia, attache OF
legation, mnrres Sehora Amelia valdvicsc sister OF
to-morrow's bride. This wedding will also no quiet,
homeike one attended by only few intimate friends.
Senores Covarrubss and Erazrz will act upon the oc
cason as groomsmen Soon after the marriage General
vckers and his wife win leave bridal trip to tho
United states probably reaching New York In time for
the Christmas holidays The qualification Of the Herald
ferred until my next letter in which promise to give
all particulars.
Tho Chilean Press Accounts Of the Situation.
From FL Mercurio Valparaiso, CT Nov 3
THE WAR CARRIED vIGoR.
The principal difficulty which naval preparations
have struggle with is the scarcity OF sesmen The
merchant navy opposes a powerful competition 10 the
war navy Thus one OF the best measures adopted nv
Minister OF War Ia the creation Valparaiso OF
office which will occupy itself with the recruiting OF
seamen for the State as also for the merchant navy
efficient organization In this department, while pro-
vding for the necessities Of the war by completing
tho crews OF our ships. will also contribute power
frequent from foreign vessels When say that
squadron s not yet supplied with the necessary compile
ment of seamen for beginning campaign we clearly in
dictate the fact that the day which shall abandon
coasts TO carry hostitics appears sll remote
The situation OF tho begerents IS consequently al
most Identical Spain is not In condition 10 assume
the offensive at tho present moment and the allied re-
pubcs cannot on their part undertake operations Of
magnitude. We OF opinion that the time has gone
by for fighting the enemy In DETAIL and consequently
that he will have concentrated his forces before the
allied squadron will be able to take the offensive. What
may the scheme Of government and the plan Of
operations OF the chiefs OF the squadron is may be
supposed a topic developed In my sterious darkness
Circumstances awaited In order TO with effect
and every possible latitude will be left to the TO
whom four republics have conaded their future and their
honor All that able TO say in conformity with
the authorized Of the past fortnight that the
will be carried on with obstinacy.
Things being in this state, public opinion has received
a unexpected shock OF amazement from the criminal
attitude assumed in Peru by the party Of Colonel Baia
Is also the political d,sunion which has Jus. come 70
object to demand from the President the dismissal OF his
ministers The criminal projects OF the unworthy
sons OF Peru have caused in Chile profound
indignation. The crime Of conspring against the
life Of Colonel Prado, described BY the Peruvian
the history Of Peru Hut the decided manner
in which the nation supports tho government OF Prado,
leaves all the immense responsibility on the 70.
ment has instlsd the virulent poison OF rancorous
envy
government has shown itself equal To the occasion
by proceeding with energy against the dsurbors OF pub
the steamer sschaca early on bs morning Of the 10Th Of
last month and will shortly pursue their journey 10 the
south II Ii sad that their destination Is the Island
OF Chloe.
Moro fortunate than in Peru, have'uot In Chile to
lament attempt at revolution Things here do not
pass beyond Parliamentary tompcsts which may induce
favorable result enghten<he situation and present to
as when the storm is past pure and serene sky In
OF October Don Manuel Antonio Malta presented reso.
luton. signed by himself and his political corsres
conceived In the following terms:-
Tho Chamber OF Deputies In consideration OF what has
occurred during tho past year OF war with spain de-
that the Cabinet does not merit Its confidence
MANgET SSToSio xArrA, THOMAS O; GALLO
THx SESSIONS HALL, Oct 1893.
II represented 10 the Chambers by scanty majority.
Don Manuel Antonio Malta who msy DO consid.
the ONCE Of Minister Pentpotentiary 70 the gov.
ernments Of Colombia and Venezuela He IL man
who possesses great reputation IN the for talent
and for integrity During absence tho election Of
President Perez brought about which Senior Malta
has explained by various causes which have nothing TO
do with vote OF confidence given by the country the
government. Among these causes he has enumerated
that Of our political habits which cause the reelection
repugnance existing In the people 70 tho mont varc or
national party.
OF confidence, areAbsenceo Of agreement between
the government and the people TO the direction IN"
war should lake, and incapaci'y Tho government Is
accused Of having failed TO prosecute the with
ivity and energy and OF having shown itself incapable
OF taking proper advantage OF tho tho
try 70 place II upon an adequate war footing
Ministers
they admit that there exists tho csrangemcnt
alleged; when the present ,, government, wa.
quite Of the question that small fraction
OF the Chamber should pretend TO he the only faithful
expression OF the opinion OF the coantry GENTLY
that they under obligation TO leave their duties
at tho desire OF four deputies
We have TO eive account Of another piece of egs
lative work, which IL the project Of the same scnor
Matta for concedng TO all tho citizens OF spanish Amor
lea the privileges Of Chilean citizenship and the exemp
ton from custom house duties to all the national pro
ductiops OF those republics
fFrom La Psiria Valparaiso c., Nov. al
THr oPPosrfos-rBk
II appears that ibsre wanting curions and
characteristic episodes In the course OF tho debate
certain deputy for instance, gives The government
devotion displayed during this and accuses the
country Of ego,ism and neanness Another member
thought proper place the names OF Cesar Napoleon.
Washington and Henry the Fourth sids by side with
those Of the wreched politicians now at the head Of
Affairs.
Finally tho majority declared that the Chamber
in session and after last debate which pro-
longed without interruption from one T. w. day before
yesterday six A. NJ the same day, the Chamber pro
ceeded 70 the regular business OF the day. by ~ votes
against L.
Although the cabnst has successfully prevented the
country from hearing the voice OF s representatives yet
all It's efforts with those Of the press devoted its sup
port have been unable 10 check the general protest
against a policy which has lowered tho prestige Of the
nation and caused Chile 70 lose the advantages and OPP
portunities presente by tho war.
DECEMBER TERM Of TINE COURTS.
The civil law courts Of this city will commence thor
Decsmber terms to-day The assignments for the courts
far a. made arc foliows:-Justices Barnard snd