New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

c % ,boso q, the vessel. Of IT, Ms squadron and that
While The Commander Of that squadron wSS roy nen
thores taking efoacons measures LOT We maintenance
Of order saving the properly o. er al % ,a.
their labor Of many years.
population that Of the fgate situated IN 'front.' OF Plan
ehadas mostly habted by French commerce bred directly
that part Of the city and AZ otahet a. Sua. To-
the time directing her shot II equally nolo
nous that another ga occupied IN nsrao srea nay
whole boadside two separate eceasions on he center VI
the part called Amenda uhilhne 81 he ciy neIaed no
Government property bat contains the hospitals ana ehara
BILE institutions which under the safeguard OF Inc Nofd
of the commander Of H. G. Ms squadron.
II is not ct 10 presume that the above mentioned 6ommand
% was not returned from shore and the commander OF each
Of the vessels could take up his position az Wl ana VIII
that the could have originated
in false movement have had such fatal consequence
support this exposition it is the duty Of the undersigned
That various proctes struck the civil hospital among
them grenade which happily did explode fen in the
room where the Sisters Mercy collected together with
the girls from the Asylum Of Salvatore o,.- 1....,,.
That the flag hoisted at the Argentine Cohsunr oehea
That shots have passed the site where the buildings
That the Marz Church serving that day inhrmary
has suffered considerable damage caused by vaous proe
And that all the above mentioned buildings are situated at
long distances from any State property. A., u,,o no
The undersigned have TO observe beside that WINE tne
losses sustained by the Of Chill in State property
will not exceed hundred thousand dollars those OF foreign
er exclusive Of merchandise burned and destroyed IN the
Custom House stores is reputed 10 be close on two n0nsi
these cphes Of comparison moro or less approximate
The undersigned finally must make manifest
That IN consequence bombardment Of this city many
families foreigners have been vctimed by hls Ell
tremey rigorous procedure and remain IN state oil oesu
ton - -. - -.
In proof of which undersigned ax hereto their sigma
lures in Valparaiso the day month and year ABOVE aee
GEORGE LYON Consul General Of Portugal
i. GmARDoT Consul Of France
H. w RoUsF. Consul Of III. Is NJ
CHARLES PM Consul General Of Hamburg ana ID chmEe
of the Consulate of Mecklenbnrg Schwerin.
UrRu,Nv FISHER Consul Of H. NJ. the King OF Prussia
NICHOLAS ScHtTB Consul General OF H. NJ the hlng OF
Tr ,R Consul Of Belgium and charge Of the Con
suate of the Netherlands.
A. W. CLARK, Consul Of the United States
AESOLD f. DRCsIE COnsulGeneTe Of Bremen ana CohsnI
OF Oldenburg
T. MAITHAEI. Consul of II. NJ the King Of Hanover.
j. H. PEAEs0N, Vice Consul OF Brazil
JONI IIEiER. Consul Of II. NJ the King Of SaAOhS
GREGORY BFTCHr Argentine COnsnlGeneral
.JosrrH CuRLEr Consular Delegate OF Italy.
CHAIITs BAHsEN Consul General Of Sweden ana NorNhy
OSCAR AD BFRcKMEYfR Consul General Of Austria
O. RosEMBEnG Consul Of the Republic Of Salvador.
b. TIscI HER. Consul Of Switzerland
PHILIP CANAAN Consul of Guatemala.
H. BIIIENs, Consul Of Lubeck.
l.. A 1oRRls Consul OF the United States OF Colombia