New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
THE REBELLION IN CHILL.
LETTERS FROM VALPARAISO.

~surgcn;s in and around Valparaiso up to January
20:
VALPARAISO, Jan. II, 1891.
After the 1t Of January the President wa sup
po,cd t. have stepped over the bounds OF tlc coiiatl-
luton and the opposition party evidently set ABOUT
putting their schemes into action. On the 'th' ~ .ho
morning. the entire feet. with the exception Oh inc
uulScur, had disappeared out OK the bay, ana IL was
rumorcd that they had gone to Qulntero., having on
| board i. Mont a, admiral, the president OF the Cainait
dc DiputadO-, Senior Bar:os Luco, ana eo VlcSples.
dent OF the Camara de- >~enadOrcs, .. silva. ana many
OF inc lCadiu- men, including the Rev. senor Donos0'
| senior Erraguiz, Diputado for valparaiso. Inc uo'eIlI
mcnt Immediately began co1ling the .Hua'clr' anu
as the Governments crew. several VINO hau eNluIhIiS
missed the ilcct joined IL the mex. day, Il, INC p.oplc Ca
shore were pcIfe,tt thnnder,iruoA am Al ,b 1ny at t,i ~ 10
no active steps To prevent them. ON the sth' az .T ho
O'Clock in the morning. the fleet, consisting OF inc
Cochranc, Blanco, Esmcralla., olLgsils ana MaEat,
landed the troops then it IS generally achnowiedged
that they could have taken the town, In addition TO
Comcrc.al Mifahorcs a, tender to the fleet.
About ; O'Clock that afternoon the Cochrane ana
lIuascar, and boarded her with Il crew armed to inc
teeth, and towed her right oit in the race Of oVe3L
on. all her crew. however. imnedIately JGin,1s WI, MN
them, 50 that there wa, no fighting. They had oaIlhB
guns mounted on the launchc, belonging t. the feet,
Railway station. firing her Calling guns to attract tIe
troops. which, In the meantime, had arrived IN crowds
rom santiago. Their real move, was 20 come ciG'o
into the landing stage. and take all the steam Launches
belonging to the Captania del Puerto; ana as aoJm a.
they had done I'M, thcy hiei a Volley, as tlt1 ~
tahnc them OF. to let the people see what 2 sen tnGy
had given them. There WIS great confusion down.
town, aS the cavalry were rushing about from one chu
" Thc next day the Jcam-launch belonging to the
Cochranc (which i a very fast ,ailer went ab0it inc
bay stealing al the launches That were Loader WIN
provisi .. and on several occasions she was Ircd az
oDy,oTTnoon crowd, Of people we're getting OH at the
Baths. from the Custom House. when the troop IN me
uort opened fire on them. though 1t is not known no"
many they Killed. However. the Cochiane's launch re-
Piled win her Gatling s IInii k int t Two gIv so ihnm a az" fris ino
Meanwhile the fleet seized all the Chlllah steamer,
rs they came into port ana boarded n German steamer
which had arrived with 1900 INES Tor the government
and took them In possession. The EsneiaIlt was re
portcd - have gone - Talcahuano '-ln'e e hlrheul
and wa, rcpulscd 10y the troops there In trvinS 10
eject a landing. bu: the truth We have never heard a;
al thr paucr. have been closed with the exception 81
The " Concrete which is a Government orrln, ana
he r.uorfs are 50 fMl Of lie, that no one reads IT,
The Cochrano and the Masallan'N went ana LOOK
Co0unnIo and Scrsua and have proceeded - Antoia-
,,.,, and Ioulquc. but we have had no definite news
ON the matter. The Oilg5us - 'uppo@"i ID DC 3.''
-outh 10 look for the Almirantc Lynch ana tha ADtot,
inst arrived from Europe, and fct them 10 ION
me heci, n1 =. y amr1non,od 60 have the Flc6mayo
Stationed at .Aucud. and N" first thing they dd WH3
to give her orlcrs to 20 and meet Lynch ana
kLt4a. and send them back 70 Mont waco bci9n' tI.N
,,.-olda B.. sfil I'm Talclhu1uo, but II l. reported that
nov have taken the Lota end ~ the Bio ip bridge
',J C,,',uaI are I'm possession Of the Opposition. IL
~ ruort'd that Auau>tin Edwards ha, taken, refuse
in fnc british Embassy in santiago. and ttai tl'y are
looking for Mr.. Edwards and. Mrs. O'heN!. VINO gre
..nnr-cd [, have helped The fleet ~ contributing -
100000 between tl.n. AiorISE I IN, a. nj. nT.si
I- wa, Ioolirc vi-tully at the ships Oh the 7Il' but
h"I ,r,r,ln i, declared under martial law and there
,r.r, = lond many troops here The other daF. hl u is
reported that they have eln" 20 .,J.H anu u ,to,pS
wtcrc ten opposition is supposed To- - mi,'ll- "1'I,i;
,irauvhie they went 20 Edward,' farm. ana t"k alI
M, prize cattle and I'r-~ lN'l.'.I- ~, -
longing to many OF the " erinso' when happened u
/ could mn a great many n .ci- with the ri.1or. .l tI1'
are nyiu, about. but ere th' rncic, ycI tLe 1ia,'
viii dpIltr-, all DE known uN "I'-IlpH'