New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-04
QUIET PRETAILS IN CHILL.
PREPARATIONS FOR REoRGANIZING THE
GOVERNMENT.
A DISPATCH FROM ADMIRAL BROWN SAYS THAT
BUSINESS Is FULLY RESUMED-GREAT
ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED BY
THE PEOPLE.

Washington, Sept. 3.-The Chilian Congressional
ENJOYS in this city have received information which
shows that the two members of the Junta who left
Iquique on Sunday have arrived at Valparaiso They
Waldo Silva. the vice president of the Senate and
Ramon BarOs Luco the Speaker of the House OF Rep
rcsenatives. SenOr MOntt. the commander-inchef OF
the Navy. the other member Of the Juna was already
at Valparaiso These three will now go TO Santiago,
where they will take steps for the reorganization Of
the Government in accordance with the changed
dition of affairs.
SenOr Mont the principal Congressional envoy
here, has received a dispatch dated Valparaiso, the
Cd and signed by Messrs. silva and Luco, in which
they say that General Baquedano TO whom President
Balmaceda tired the Government when he left
Santiago had given up the command. The re-estab-
shment of the constitution and the laws. the dispatch
says. has been celebrated with indescrlbable
thusiasm.
All information received from Chill to-day at the De
partments comprised In the following dispatch
ceived from Admiral Brown, dated Valparaiso, Sep
tember 3.
Business fully resumed. Everything quiet. Con-
gressional Committee, including two Cabinet Mnister
arrived from Iquique, Chill, yesterday, and go to
Santiago"
Admiral Browns dispatch communicated i'm
mediately TO Mr.. Wharton, the acting Secretary Of
State While Admiral Brown is not a diplomatic
representative of the Government his statement OF
facts is taken as an addition to the official information
before the Department of State to the effect that
Balmaceda's Government is thing Of the past. and
that new regime has been established The require
ments Of diplomatic practice having been so far met 1t
IS probable that the Department of state will now
proceed to take official cognzance Of the state OF af
fairs in Chilli MS modified by Balmacedas resignation
and the victory of the Congressional party. At the
Department it Is said that there has been no undue
delay in according recognition when proper to bcsow
It,
The settled policy Of this Government has been 10
avoid the encouragement premature recognition OF
revolutionary movements particularly in the case Of
the unsettled Republics OF the American hemisphere;
and in the exceptional in which departures have
been made from that practice the result has not
ALWAYS been satisfactory. So, in the case OF the
Gillian Congressional movement. the Department OF
state has cofncd Itself the officials say, TO strict
Observance Of the practice of this Government as
fixed ov many prccedcnts, and has awaited the re-
CENT of the Official information necessary to enable
II 10 know beyond doubt that the Congressional
isis have succeeded In securing absolute dominion
oycr Chill. The requisite information IS now
probably before the Department md the next step Is
recognition. several dispatches have been senJ 10
Minister Egan and there is reason believe that When
h1 is satisfied that Government even thOugh IL PC
temporary in fOrm) has been securely established IN
chill he will Immediately open official intercourse WIN
tbat Government. This step, II is said AT the Depart
ment is equivalent to aCcredting Minister To Ilc
new Government. and soon as such new Govern
ment officially notifies the Department OF state timt IL
has authorized its special TO represent III feG
larly i'm tile United states, Mr.. Montt and MS col
leagues will be recognized at the Department OF state