New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

should dean me from the discharge ofmy duiy Tie Adm
prssped my hand and m with the same assnfen9es
fiendsbip and esteem az IN the ease o 'uo hmeeao 'oH
modore. . -.....a l., =, .,
American Commodore Accompanies oy o & % nv
COMMUNICATION On doing CO. said that be had intended TO
- he time convinced that Spain could not lawfully do So
and that Chin was the gh but that subsequently ne haa
an the sds Of spain wherefore he only should not
oppose ANYTHING but that bis sp would move ou' 'ne
al 9 o'clock in the morning OF the 3lst
He insisted, nevertheless, IN proposing another pan
which was that should write manifest stating that snee
nothing could prevent the Dopbardment would dess ah
spare Valparaiso The Commodore thought that uch an sS
would be appreciated by The OF
which wCd then declare its readiness to soceds to my ae
incur heaviest responsibility still ior tie SAKE OF pesee
would accept the n ,hs
Of the American Minister, that my proceeding would 10
appreciated and recpoested ne propose o. ,ns Oor
advanced in It's stead so ridiculous that ~ mas Only
as laughing stock the English and American eommanaes
The idea that sort OF international oueI snouu
be enacted and this In terms INDIGENOUS and even
being assumed that dared not seek them at Chloe tne
proposed that should meet with equal forces the
ton and equalization Of which should be LEFT TO COMMODORE
Rodgers The result Of the duel was to be the termnaon "
the war; and to this other declaration whatsoever was
added The proposal ngain say it, was simply ridiculous
and in this light has been viewed by every one yer
hsp excepting the very persons who originated IT, cohse
ouenty Authorized the American Commodore who bore the
dispatch say in my behalf that such proposals w
snswer II TO me 10 e H W n, v the
after was 40 disguised that losing haba reserve he
snd Sir the letter have Just receil s IN
,nceni Justification FOR the you about TO accomplish
Your conduct has been most dgsied and proper ana
generosity has met 10 response from the Government '
Previously to these incidents the 9th had in IKE
manner called upon by the representatives. o, Enga
and France Instead Of presenting themselves IN the gse %
friendly negotators and strictly neutral these gentlemen
showed themselves on the soe1r d to the
Government acceptance OF terms would MAKE any iesv
appear dictated under the pressure Of force taat sn
Gotar oil heQn all
the allies that fine longer delay should be CONCEDED
They concluded by observing that they had strong
the bombardent take place To all these iemarhs
that was siI months since the war haa commence Se
short space allowed had never up 10 TIE present moment
made any proposal for arrangement that the terms oHero
gland and France and that in the event OF so savage
bulchery taking place should be visited with new and Terri
bic Iigor The interview terminated WIN ln"fSs VI "'""
OO the 3Oth received from the gentlemen plan for
e. Ike wtSdrawa OF ny vessels and the presentation Of
NV credentials ell Of which were, as yonr E1eeneby per
Al o'clock on the morning Of the 3s the foreign vessel.
Of had withdrawn from my front AT the SAID hour o.
og the two guns fred that were 10 serve as on no
that one later w0ud open the city Al
quarter past nine the gate Blanca commenced hrng Al
aeiy followed by the frigate Villa dc Madrid. Meanwhile
schooner Yencedora directed her guns against the nen
dence and the fgate Resonoion against the IaIoad t
minus Of which buildings Government property Al
the end hours the Warehouses reduced 70 ase
and railroad ,ermaus and portion Of the city wa,
ERE by grenade rieochettDg from the lnendenea and
exploding 10 chemical laboratory The firing was suspended
haNpast eleven II is as yet impossible to estimate the
damages.
The Gillian Government had q, cded on making no re-
sDes and consequently ordered hat not gun should D.
fred. 49,
It confidently expected that the forces OF England
and the United States would oppose the bombardmenL
The property stored 10 the Government warehouses and
entirely by the firing belonged to Frenobmen and
Germans .
The Government had opposed the removal Of goods by The
foreign merchants. remain ETC..
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