The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-28
nrFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS.
.,,sIcrpA SAND TO nave WOW DE-
CrsIyE VICTORY

rscrrsss , rmy Hemmed IN Near vni.
..,.o and Compelled to Surrender
r.,.f ,tat tho Insurgents Cannot Con.
.,.,. III. strugrie-Other Dispatches
usny that tho Rebels Have neen Routed
v,,myorox. Aug. o7.-scflor Lazcano. the
..r,,, Minister at Washington. to-day re-
-',..i n RI blesram from Valparaiso. dated the
s.., from NJ. NJ Aldunate. the Minister OF
c.,.tcn Affairs, saying that on thnt date the
s.r,r.pt army was completely defeated In
81. mi Mar. A division OF the Gillian Gov
,.m.nt army cut of their retreat to the ships
"a ohlirsd them TO surrender uncondlticn-
IN. All the country. tho despatch adds. an
s - ,be yalor and skill OF the Government
Amy
...,nor that he was hourly expecting the de-
Iii. Of tho surrender. and as soon as they
-. ia hored to mako them public. He Is
~, mueh elat.d over the turn affairs have
sss.n 4. he thinks that the loss OF such q
80. number OF men by tho insurgents will
-.rl, in n cessation OF hostiltles. He scouts
-. suggestion that perhaps the insurgents
- a,,srnpt to raise another amy and con-
49,. active operations. Such thing. he SAYS.
would be Impossible.
In sp,aking generally about tho war and tho
.ilspsd unconstitutional acts Of President Bal
s.,.dn. which tho insurgents have made a
.,.tspee for the revolt. the Minister declared
.hs, not one o, them had been unconstitu-
un,ol The Minister has sent dispatches to
All mo Chilian Consuls throughout tho United
s,.,ss npprlslng them OF the newa he has re-
Ssived.
ss,sd Coouimbo. Chill July Is. from Rear Ad-
nina, George Brown. commanding tho United
st.,es naval force on tile Pacific station. With
s.,.r,ncs to the war In Chill. Admiral Brown
Ssys:
v.ll.srQnntzed troops. consisting OF all arms
Al the service. within q ra Illus OF seven miles
Of Co1uimb'.
On tho 7,h inst. there was a fight between
The Government troops and those OF the insur-
cents a: vaan,r. in which not over 400 men
on each .ide wore engaged. The result OF this
engagement, Cannot be nscsrtained with AMI.
degree OF accuracy. ms tho official reports OF
s C" , I'm, ts force stupned 10
ter.ra mmsd;st.ly after The light Ssi LANA,
"Itsp"stvely known hat the Insurgents at
tort SInopo about 1890 stands Of arms, some
:" ammunition. These munitions Of war. it Is
believed. we:o leceived hy the TRANSPORT from O
Gr man steamer either at THO Falkland Islands
20 n Us Eien. rrms. and ammunition and
.hp, AZ" concerned. the insurgents ar. now
r'~r"l ralno ement to tho south: but Il
j. M "nion mat no movement is probable
un'il ire vtn'er ,enson 10 nearer IN end. he
rwse Il the want o., warm clothing for. tho
n"m T. no eer. the rsrort iM,t received
mn st"h In France have been delivered to
The .orernmcnt cficers. is true i viii have
o, M sS'tn fps ras5 IN
toe he doomed important"
ioulr IS delegates. said that lie hnd received
l." NO, nation OF the surrender OF the Con-
Er =. nr'nv. a. rsported in ihe Above despatch.
ct II tre believed tho r.ror, to be true. Mr.
J. s'er rec lived despatch last night. how
y that may hive some relation TO the re-
tom Mr.. Irra2uH:, the Congress Minister OF
l"tir inspired by 'he dietntor's agent ut
!dn n. CRU. wero ahsouteiy without author.
ity. Mr.. Fostcruid nat know the nature OF tho
I"'icrs 'cie. rod TO- put Re thought they might
received by tho Chiian Minister.
Soea,i Z further OF the matter Mr.. Foster
.d iha. the attemrts e the Congress nrmy
70 Op nl' lOOlNOlu III tue country CCculleu
WI rash, hut that such, n course had been re-
J. at,dy urged upon the leaders OF the army
rsl,o VII. sympa,hized with the revoiu,ionary
canss and ly many Others who had been fur
hbl ny money TO aid the Congress party.
.iir station. who now ierrrsent. the United
s,s'es In Chilian wa'era. was. on the 18th inst.
At a rarni-o: 1t is presumed he Is still at
thu ,ace. Tht being tho case. he is In tho
mwc'lia's vicinity OF the place whore the fight
IN i ma nAst few days H. Deen going on. 1t
! II = urse SUP, osed that Ind The surrender
To- ~" rra: ment.
No hing has been received either at the State
or Nay De. artn"nts n the rerortsd suEren-
LAY Ut VIVA lei Mar.
II Mister tnEnl at Santiago las had very
insn G. nc rninT tie trouble. in chill b pt an
event OF snrh imn)rt as the surrender OF the
,o.r "ss army, It IL thought. would have
In, Notwithstanding tho non receipt OF any
new. cspt through the Chilian Minister.
Eh Trsn.os to the ma,,er be-
that the report Of the surrender Is true
curing lao afternoon Mr.. Foster. the secre-
;nr. 0, 'he 9ncress envo,s; ,eceiTed three or
Ervnri,. a, .iGuiHue. which no thinks throw
eoA.idrl able doubt on tho accuracy of the re-
!+r' o. ~ surrender, Iless Dispatches are
tnwy an'. say that tho news Is favorable: that
ths Constitutional army ioreos are sttll ad-
snG.nE ana ,Eat tnS C1uEress party is still
Sy'h. I sss.t :; b Rlsisics 3 asa.a 'u
Nros s Hy ssscf at
hat given 10 Tie public by Mr. Tcmna. Mr.
!!sun. has boon Ole ctsd 10 succeed Mr.. ijalmn:
70 10 $ miIar + That r.eei;sd here 81 Tie
ttgent OF he Government. Tho discrepancy