The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-[Speciall-
All the information received from Chill
to-day at the Departments was COM
prised in the following cablegram re-
ceived from Admiral Brown, dated
Valparaiso. September 5:
business has been fully resumed.
Everything is quiet. The congressional
committee. including two cabinet mini
stcrs, arrived from Iquioue, Chilli. and
go 20 Santiago"
Admiral Browns cablegram to the
Navy Department, received this morn
ing, announcing the complete success OF
he 'Iunta, was communicated immedi-
atcly TO Acting Secretary of State
Wharton. While Admiral Brown is not
diplomatic representative of tho Gov
ernment, his statement of the facts is
taken as an addition to Official informa-
ton before the Department of State Il,
the effect that Balmaceda's governments
is a thing OF tho past and that new
regime has been established.
The requirements Of diplomatic prac-
ticc having been SO far mot it is prob
ob4t tiNt Nut l'cDtTltutnU OIL State Will
now proceed TO take official cognizanco
OF the state of affairs as modified BY
Balmaceda's resignation and the victory
OF tho Congressional party. at the de-
parlment II is said that thcrc has been
no undue delay in according recognition
when proper to bestow it. The settled
policy Of this government has boon to
avoid the encouragement or premature.
recognition of revolutionary move
ments, particularly in the case of the
unsettled Republics of tho American
hemisphere: and in exceptional cases in
which departures have been made from
that pra :ticc the resultdlas not always
been satisfactory.
SO in the case of the Gillian Congress
sional movement tho Department. OF
State has constrained itself the officials
say, to strict observance of tho prac-
ticc of tho government, rs established
! 10y many presidents, and have awaited
the RECEIPT OF official information neces-
sary to enable 1T to know beyond Il doubt
that the Congressionalists have sue
ceeded in securing absolute dominion
over Chilli. Tho requisite information
is now probably before the Department
and the next step is recognition
Several communications have been
sent to Minister Egan, and there is
INASOli W pcllCNt luII Wncn he Is sails
lied the government (cvcn though IT, ho
temporary in form) has bccn securelv
established in Chilli he will immcdiatolv
open Official intercourse with that gov
ernmcnt This step, it is said at tho
department.. is equivalent to accrediting
minister 10 the new government. and
| as soon aS such new government ottici-
ally notifies the Department of State
that 1t has authorized its special cnyoys
10 represent it regularly in the United
states Montana his colleagues will be
recognized ut the Department. OF State.
The Chllian congressional represen-
tatives are advised that two members
OF the Congressional Junta, who left
| iqniIue Sunday, have arrived at Val
paraiso. Waldo Saliva, vice president
OF the Senate, and Ramon Barras Luco,
| speaker of tho House of REPRESENTATIVES,
| senior Mortt, commander in chief OF the
navy, another member OF tho Junta, was
already at Valparaiso. These three
gentlemen will now go to Santiago,
where they will take steps Tor the re-
organization of the government in ac-
| cordance with tho changed condition ne
| affairs.
Senior Montt, tho Congressional envov
here, has received dispatch dated
Valparaiso, the second, and signed Silva
and Luco, saying that General I,aoue-
daDo, Ito whom l5almaceda surrendered
the government whom no left Santiago.
had given up command. Tho re-estab-
lisnmont Of tho constitution and laws.
the dispatch says, has boon celebrated
with indescribab bio enthusiasm.
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE pAc1F,c
Tie Pannonia Goes Down With Her Crew