New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

% hcaese the right bmbard being admitted-not
recognized hastily but after much careful lev
aa Tins avoid protests IN the future WHICH anoNSh INV
On have results not being based upon ,aw eanh1.
yer but prove yexatious whom agita'eu between "''
ner these declarations cannot understand NE epthe
.barbarops applied TO the bomb1Iohen. ., he
lctons czng within tho limits Of law not exceeding te
,obts OF nation &c called barharous Tue oomqa
nen, Of vaRaaSs0 W. TO yteh we bore no III will
sbst en- although bed suffered grave cbense ul u couu
- ied w,thoa exposing The Government to the charge
the respect and honor Of the nation ana ~ the
nr.e time neglectag the important interests conD'' " 10
the intelligence wss received in Europe that Admiral
parea had declared the City Of Valparaiso ana oper pSi "
49,, rcpnbic of Chill n state # blockade the Briiah mn
cr aaged .he Spanish not mediation-as Mr
Iayard enormously sta,csbut his good 9hee loese o
Cove rnrnent willing to accept but when IL came 70
saesou OF honor and dignity could not accept eitlsr zoe
Sjtration o. the mediation OF any one. ,'...,Snt
,cguen,ly When on tho goth Of December dlspateneu
A Communication TO the Spanish Embassador ~ f1ls'
and aDother TO our represenla.We III Lom novii
he the opinion Of these Governments in case the kepnble
of Chill shond rens0 the good Offices 10 DC W
ear and erplieit to p iiai Chill REUSED as Sood G1 ne
gosioE 9f Spain could BE- PoJy dtnd dHd &c 1Csa %
:i69 IN asderokipg all Minds q kosil While at me SANE
time France reserved right and liberty to Judge each par
iicuIar OF the Spanish Government Ihs Is 70 say aS
France while reseryng TO herself complete liberty OF Jug
men aud opinion upon the Of the Spanish Goyerneeht
held that coed Offices rendered once and refused O 'h
spain rad right to every species Of hostities ~
The reply Of the English Government was different inal
Goyernnen being no doubt thoroughly convinced OF inc
jnsce and Of SPAIN simply replied mat II ecu
mo-, e matter inasmuch the guppOson could not
be The Rcpubc of CHI could refuse 10 &C
cent The proposals Of tho governments.
In the GS and Ty dS s yen the war
The Chians han ueen spuJeu On % ] contrasting
strongly with the slight blockade which Admiral Parea had
b ~ elected the praise Of all foreigners. including the com
mandes VI vessels belonging 70 iflshGy anu
the approval Of the consular aud diplomatic REPRESENTATIVES
Tie oyertment Of Chill repaid our moderation in the mort
unworthy manner and dispatched numerous agents 10 All
ports Of Europe and America, provided rA @ o MH,fae
az cyder 70 ire end Gsroy rni'i coHmsoe Ch ras s'
,,If. IA ne gafRr o EHQiiA
10 grfre.t ,gises o teHS Jfed 04 ana nc esu S
hat Ae spanish GorE1eat ing IT. tyo sac NaL
be,, Of asgtcSd ress sail JyoH ERghsh parts ibe spanish
residents Chill instead Of receiving the notice OF pfeHm
worrng to leave the territory OF the l'epuDc %I
Given peod-nnd thif according TO the nsages OF cNHeu
tiorwore carried into the interior Santiago harassed
oppresscd and even prohibited from dsposng Of the prop
And here would reply allzar Mazarredo thatths
Government cannot but stisma1e "a the most severe
the unworthy pursued D. CLl toward spanish
ntis,ts ~ The spanish American Republic. That Govern
cgt gentlemen Nv the bsd means by goadng on the
passions the people and protecting tue revolutionary parry
IN peru srccceded by deceitu declaaiions aou5ng the
hatred Of The ganish American Republics which formed a
ancos in violation Of existing Treaties trampng gpon al
rights as was the with Peru aud ignoring the bonds
amy such as existed with tie Republics Of BOLIVIA ana
orcover gentlemen Nhcn al this had been prepared the
Covadonga seized BY Chaa sloof-owar not sluare!
bat under the disguise OF foreign and neutral nas
when the Of the Coyadorga became know ifesh ~
structons issued TO the temporary commades 81 the
squadron ior Tie death q Admiral l".J- nu 20 $500
place. Ia tlose instTuetions u was s'a'et i a. ofa
bood Rad b,ca si4 and SGHsA re's Aaa oeea eea ~
~ f1f fnff iAfff ~ "Ns
Gsy aier1aiire sars q, otia.l fe'iJII'H ~ -
that end be should mako dgcnt search aher me IsFu
Wan and Gillian sqaesrons ana capture ~ s'S '"I L
vessel and aiterSafd make Ieae.i tnAt ~ .e
could not possibly meet with the onemys vessels IN
soaSiaS sSaadTop then aSs scSd b no
take IN rien Of nc a.roty eoaa-d y c..", yer 20
lions sent rs the Government 70 tie cGommodore Men
d. Nuhez WHO received by tue same NAL hot only
lis appointment sCommanieiinChd Of The Suadfor pl'
80 o of Ifr Nalesiys Minister PcnipOtentaryi PIAZZA
bic prooftha the face Of so many disasters ald M
a. reo1lii II vas then. gentlemen that the lombard
mcnt Valparaiso Determined 9lon l'e coIise H.;
IN h nssoiaiors ah the English and American naval com;
mandcr- ana minister and TIC Ha nei N ~lcn nc
Id The deputes can see by these how gallant and noble was
the course OF Commodore Mendez NonA
Tie American Commodore and General Fitzpatrick, the
limited states Minister. FIST had conference with him
Iiey suggosed peace propositions and Commodore
None Who although had the orders 70 carry out active hos
MI m was uotg DESTROYS 81 peaee-ac'ing az tbe
tbf Interpreter u the Intentions Of has Government and
r..t -, trs ,re sru 20 so gFsa A distarce-cpicd
nece cary when himself the rcspoe sihy Of enter.
,si,nv pfogos tending 10 compromise And what
.5e y. ,o.a which had served as basis for the proered
mediation England. the had been char
accuz,d AS highly honorable 10 DON e,uAt4ts ~ me
English and French Governments To them he only added an
aasrsnsabe condition the restitution Of the schooner
oysdouea In exchange the u II prizes IN the
possession o. The Spanish einadIod -
Ihe conduct Of Cli 20 this the usual The
answer that could not accept hs condton that ihe
Spanish Admiral would withdraw al ms vessels leaving ony
one in harhor OF Valparaiso and would present hs ere
dcnti. the President Of -e kepub there would be DO
objections 10 opening negotAiiouf o"cn wa lhc cp
tbs haugiy Republic wbcn however was not ashamed 10
Zee before the enemy. ,,,
BY the American actuaied b. their conatan; desire Of
conciaon. when the bombtrdmelt had aF,auN 1eeh an
uOunced. deputies may have seen 40 tie dispatches rom
the spanish naval commanders wis m substance hnnee
Valparaiso surrendered since Gid not oher any resistance
be considered being prosirae at bis eei would he
promise boubad III II So the bearers OF the PROPOSE
ton assures hin that TIE Government OF th would accept
the conditions which had previously been proposed IN vain by
the spanish commander Commoiorc Mende1 Nunes being
animated by sentiments OF great moderation replied that he
was wiling % accedc thereto ana requested that one Caonet
Minister should from santiago confirm the offer This
was ieuseu ,nu hnlN leniehen cane 1e lueu,u, oDai
lengc 10 nsht an iMefhatohai uucl liopoieu ny he
Gillian Minister Of the nayyl chalsnge regarding which
Admiral Rodgers who named umpire stated Com.
modoc Mendl Nunez that the proposal contained In the doc
ridcul us addition 10 which d. nman decIres
II anything needed 10 justify the bomhardment Of
Valparaiso. II hat document which be qualities
worthy Of auy civilized nation.
believe gentlemen that when consider the manner In
which Spauilrds have been treated tie piraol warfare Of
Chill the topedoe- the vessels expected, and the damage
explosive machines the Of Calao aud Valparaiso.
there longer be doubt ~ the mind any that
necessary in order 10 our honor aud a was pro
rokcd solely and exclusively by TIE pde and folly OF the Re
Mr. Bernrelez Of Castro after having entered into
Developments concerning tho uccnion OF Mr. yaId and
read s,cra! diplomatic documents ends his speech III The io
there remains gentlemen another subject to touch upon
AMI il last The secretary Oi state OF Great
Britain admits that have not oureached
the limits 81 The u'ages 81 war IN bomDlrdng Valparaiso
declared that oi the greatest babary these
his words snd they nuhecomng great civilized
hayO siOgu. gentlemen mat was necessary act
stated and proved (wnf believe the conscience Of AL
will to that tle use Of ones rElt cannot be babaOls
wrong barbsrous The bthiuty there Is any, consists
IL tho right which Il recognized bi rtope anu which she Ns
bniied out tDm her code Ale hIs done win others
whats tarbircns assrely Is 90 cut loose from right and
from the laws OF warfare. l.d this We have not done.
lis always The custom gentlemen that persons who Occup
Official posou saeUd b. cautions m the remarks they
make concerning ' ACTON Of friendly goeinment but now
that Mr lai4 20. loose frOu tbs custom aAd bas stigma.
lcj the action o.. spanish government ~ 20 severe mat
u.r hir whether fnr.aHl .as the night 90
terms Larsa aul l cifactoNng certain VI or
that mr. fom comparing Siih ac;s ~hlch England
herself ha committed - rl rel tons with different countries
DO nof wish - sHk either D fle 3Onbaidmeui OF topen-
hagen gt,s r'lrfi the midst - pece ol
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