Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
LOWERED IHEIRCOLORS
Ealmaceda's Warships Surrender
70 the Insurgents
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forces loyal u ths late President Bal
maeeda. Of Chill. were formally sur
rendered 20 the Gillian minister here
Thursday aud word was Immediately
sent 70 the iunta shat the two vessels
were al their disposal
The coadeIi. under the command Of
Capt Morago. sailed from Valparaiso
Is convoy - the Imperial on August
q, two days after ths landing of the
congressional army &C Quintcro bay.
The mission OF ths two ships was TO
transport troops from Coquimbo
70 Taleahuano On their arrival
at Coquimbo they received the
news that Balmaeeda had met de-
feat a. ths hanGs Of tho eongres-
sionaiists e. Aeonca4ua and Capt
Morago decided 10 suspend the trans.
portation OF troops and proceed to
Callao. a neutral port where orders
could be received from the government
as TO what course 70 pursue Tho Con-
dell and Imperial steamed into port
Thursday morning and for tho 6rst
time heard Of the defeat Of Balmaceda
1T Valparaiso. the flight q Balmaceda.
the fall of Santiago and tho complete
triumph of the juntA
Capt Morago had been practically
active in all the operations as sea
against the revolutionists. and felt that
1t would hardly be safe for him 10 re-
turn TO Chill. sAfter consultation with
the Chiiian minister he decided 70 for.
nasllv hand over the two ships 70 that
official rs tho representative Of the na-
tion- The transfer was made Thur
day, and the minister csbled the junta
for instructions as 70 what should b
done with the vesselA
VALPARAIso. Sept A-The steamer
Arcquipa arrived at Valparaiso from
Iquique Wednesday evening with Senior
Waldo Silva. vice president e the SEN
ate, and Senior Ramon Baros Luco.
speaker Of the heuse Of rep.
resentativeA who with Senior
Jorge Montt, comprise the Junts
de Gobierno; Senior Erraxurix, pro-
visional minister Of foreign Affairs. and
other prominent congressional leaders
aboard They were received In style
with great enthusiasm. The British
warship Champion dressed the chip and
manned the yards as the Arsquipa enter
ed the bay. A national salute was fred
from the forts and st their landing tho
officials were greeted with music, IRE
works and . parade.
The question of the disposition Of
the refugees .ss been definitely set
tlcdI and the United States steamer
Baltimore and q German man Of war
viii leave for Peru with Ill the refu-
gees on board A final conference wss
held aboard Admiral Browns dag
ship, the San Francisco, Wednes-
day night and the question -
20 who should and who should
not receive guarantees was dis
cussed. The German and American ad-
mirals worked through their respective
ministers ut Santiago, and were in
formed by them that the junta would
under no circumstances give any guar
antics IS to the recent President-elect
Claudio Vicuna, Senior Baurados, Oscar
Viel. Godoy, Peraz Montt Capt Fe-
gentes, Senor Saliva or Col Pautoia-
The cases of Others were kept under
sdvisement until morning. when the
anty would be given at all When this
word was received it was decided to
send the two men of war with the ref
.ugees to the north. The American and
German warships are closely watched
day and night py the authoritieA and
this may have given rise to the report
that an effort might be msdo to pre-
vent sailing on the Baltimore and Ger
man ships and take the refugees away
from them by force. There Is really
no reason. 50 far as can be learned. to
believe that any such step 10 in con-
temptation.
All newspaper supporters OF the late
government are marked men and will
have TO leave the country II they can.
This Is particularly the case In regard
to Maj Herrnra. who was Intcndente
vieIs' paymas,cr and an editor Of the
EolstIn. aud Senor-Lowenstein. They
will probably DC shot in short order il
found.
LoxooN, Sept. "A letter from an
officer sn an English warship ~ VAL
paraiso asserts that Baimsceda insult
cd and qusrrelei with the American
minister. Patrick Egan. and the French
minister. that the latter refused to ac-
eept an apology, but that Minister
Egan renewed his relations with tho
government under threats from Scnor
tsoday that IL Eran gave Balrnsceda
trouble they would send him aboard an
English warship.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4--Ac.ing Sec
retary wharton ant the other state de-
psrtmsns officials in Washington don't
know whether Minister Egan viii be
recalled from Chill or not Ihe case Is
receiving tks attention of the Presi-
dent and Secretary blaine. and their
intentions are not yet made public 1t
is stated, however that no Official no
tice viii bs served on the minister
ealing hin, home ret
ALI information received from Chilli
Thursday at the departments wss COM
prlsed In the following csblesrsm re-
eeissd from Admiral Brown. dated
Valparaiso. September s:
business fully resumed. Evsrythfbg quiet.
Congressional cosannsttcc. including two cab
tset minister's arrived from fdufque. Chill
yesterday and 90 10 Santiago"
While Admiral Brown h not dipio-
matte representative OF the government
his statement of facta y taken - sn
edition 10 the oflcial infoxmstioa BE-
fore the department Of state 10 the ef-
feet that Balmaceda's government is q
thing Of the past and that's new regime
has been estabiished The requirements
o. diplomatic practice have been
"a - u - khnH tAA d.