The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04
CHILE'S NEW REGIME.
TIE COMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE
JUNTA ANNOUNCED.

pa1neceda's Government a Thing of
the Past-The requirements Of Dip'o-
matte Practice 8eing Net, Recogni-
ITO, Will Follow at the Proper Time
Movements of the Corgresslonalist
Junta.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-All the informa-
,ion received from Chile to-day at the de-
partment was composed in the following
cablegram, received from Admiral Brown,
dated Valparaiso, Sept. 3:
Business is fully resumed. Everything is
oniet The congressional committee including
two cabinet ministers, arrived from lquique,
Chile, yesterday and will 90 to Santiago.
NEW REGIME ESTABLISHED.
Admiral Browns cablegram to the navy
department, received this morning, an
nouncing the complete success of the iunts,
was communicated Immediately to Acting
Secretary of State Wharton. While Ad-
miral Brown is not G diplomatic representa-
tive Of the government his statesment of
facts IS taken as an addition to the official
information before the department of state
10 the effect that President Balmaceda's
government is a thing of the past, and that
a new regime has been established.
RECOGNITION AT THE PROPER TINE.
The requirements of diplomatic practice
having been SO far met, it is probable that
the department of state will now proceed to
take official cognizance of the state of affairs
as modified by President Balmaceda's resg-
nation and the victory Of the congressional
party. At the department. it is said that
there will be no undue delay in according
recognition when proper to bestow it.
The settled policy of this government has
been to avoid the encouragement or prema-
ture recognition of revolutionary move
ments, particularly in the case of the uu-
settled republics of the American hemi~
sphere, and in exceptional cases, in which
departures have been made from that policy,
the result has not always been satisfactory.
FOLLOWING THE PRECEDENTs.
So in the case of the congressional move
ment the department Of state confined it,
self, the officials say, to the strict observ-
aace OF the practice of this government as
established by many precadents and have
awaited the receipt of the official informa-
ton necessary to enable it to know beyond
q doubt that the congressionalists have
succeeded in securing an absolute do
mlnion over Chile. The requisite in
formation is now probably before the de-
partment and the next step is recognition.
Several cablegrams have been sent to MN
lister Egan, and there is reason to believe
that when he is satisfied that the govern
ment even though it be temporary in form
will Immediately open official intercourse
with that government
TIE NEW GOVERNMENTS NOTIFICATION.
This step. it is said at the department, is
equivalent to accrediting minister to the
new government, and as soon as such new
government officially notifies the depart
Inent Of state that it has authorized its
special ENJOYS to represent it regularly in
the United States, Dom Pedro Montt and
his COlaapuas will ha reCOUplZOd a the da-
pGrtment of state.
The Chilean congressional representatives
are advised that two members Of the con-
gressional junta, who left Iquique Sun
day, have arrived at Valparaiso. They are
Waldo Silva, vice president Of the Senate,
and Ramon B. Barios Luco, speaker of the
House of Representatives. Senior Montt,
commandments of the navy, the other
member of the junta, was already at Val
paraiso. These three gentlemen will now 90
TO Santiago. where they will take steps for
thereorganization of the government in ac-
cordance with the changed condition Of af-
fairs.
Dom Pedro Montt, the congressional en-
Voy here, has received dispatch dated
Valparaiso, Sept. ,, signed Silva and Luco,
saying that Gen. Baquedaro, to whom
PRESIDENT Bslmaceda surrendered the gov
eminent when he left Santiago, had given
UP his command
tle re-eStaollshment OF the constitution
Snd laws, the dispatch says, has boen cele-
orated with indescribab,e enthusiasm.
BALMACEDA INSULTS EGAN.
LONDON, Sept 3.-A letter from an Off
Ger in an English warship at Valparaiso
asserts that President Balmaceda insulted
ana quarreied with the American minister,
Iatrlck Egan, aud the French minister
mat the latter refused to ACCEPT an apology,
put that Mr.. Egan renewed his relations
with the government under threats from
senior Godoy that if Mr.. Egan gave PRESS
dent Balmaceda trouble they would send
MIN aboard an English warship.
BALMAcEDA BOUND FOR FRISCO.
ClTY OF MEXICO, Sept 3.-The Anglo
IHeilcdn says prominent gentleman of
TINS city, who is well known In the Anglo
american colony, has received the follow
ing dispatch in cipher:
VALPARAISO, Sept 8, 169f.-Presdent Balma-
reua Is aboard with Admiral Condell and ex-
pects 70 dsembark in San Francisco How
,eI, II ne is pushed by the insurgent warships
Ae may land in Mexico.
male Stenogrsphers Wanted.