Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-29
| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. From All Quarters. THE OFFICIAL APOLOGY. The Note Sent by ChiIi to
 This Country. THE PRESIDENTS SECOND MESSAGE. Movement Against Chinese
 in Montana.
THE PRESIDENTS SECOND MESSAGE.
FATAL EXPLOSION AT WIlkESBARRE.
No Tidings of the Men
 Blown Out to Sea.
cHILps OFFICIAL APOLOGY.

CE11AhS rr1OAAA AFOLOax. President Harrison Sends tho Corre- spondence to Congress-Synopsis ol Chilps Reply-Mr. Blafne,s Re- sponse to senor Montl,s Comm ni- cation.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The following is the presidents message transmitting the additional Chilian correspondence:
 To the Senate and House Representa-
 tives:-
 transmit herewith additional core spondence between this government and the government of Chih, consisting of 8 note of MT. Montt, the Chilian minister at this capital, to MT. Blaine, dated January 23, a reply of MT. Blaine thereto dated January 27, and a dispatch from Mr. Egan, our minister at Santiago, transmit ting the response of MT. Pereira, the Chilian minister of foreign affairs, to the note of MT. Blaine of January 21, which was received by me on the 26th inst.
 MT. Montt's note to Mir. Blaine, though dated January 23, was not delivered at the state department till after 12 o'clock, meri- dian, January 25, and was not transcribed and the receipt notified to me until late in the afternoon of that day.
 Also the response of MT. Pereira to our note of January 21, withdrawing, with acceptable expressions of regret, the of fensive note of MT. Matta of the 11th ult, and also the request for the recall of MT. Egan.
 The treatment of the incident of the assault upon the sailors of the Baltimore is so conciliatory and friendly that I am of the opinion that there is good prospect that the difference growing out of that affair can be adjusted upon terms satis- Co af, k,% %l 11 a1 methods and without special powers from congress.
 This turn in the affair is very gratifying to me as am sure it will be to the con gress and to our people. The general sup port of the efforts of the executive to en- force the just right of the nation in this matter has given an instructive and useful illustration of the unity and patriotism of our people. Should it be necessary I will again communicate-W congress upon the subject. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
 CHILI's OFFICIAL REPLY
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2S.-Follow- ing is synopsis of the official reply sent this government by the Chilian govern ment in relation to the affair growing out of the Valparaiso incident:
 In view of your communication, and con- sidering up to date it has been impossible for the trial initiated by the judge of the criminal court of Valparaiso to be decided, the undersigned regards it as his duty to declare once more that the government of Chili laments the occurrence of October 16, and by way of showing the sincerity of his feeling and the confidence in which he has in the justice of his cause, he declares his willingness, not to await the decision of the examining judge and proposes to the United States government that the case be submitted to the consideration of the su- preme court of justice at Washington, to the end that that high tribunal, with its learning and impariality, may determine without appeal whether there is any ground for reparation, and in what shape it should be made.
 If the United States government should not accept the foregoing explanation as satisfactory, notwithstanding that the judicial authorities hold the guilty parties responsible for the disorder of October 18, the undersigned must recall the circum- stance that the government of Chilli, through the medium of it's minister at Washington, has expressed the desire to submit any misunderstanding (dispute) to decision by arbitration by any power or tribunal which may be indicated to it; and, in fact, arbitration was suggested in conference with the minister of Chili in Washington on the Both of December, | when the government of the undersigned declared it's good will and it's resolve to accept arbitration, after the final judg- l ment which would not be further delayed many days.
 | The undersigned trusts that this frank and explicit declaration, which confirms that which had already been made to the honorable secretary of state in Washing ton, will carry to the mind of his excel l lency, Mir. Harrison, and his government that the people of Chilli, far from enter taining feeling of hostility, have the lively desire to maintain unalterable the good and cordial relations which up to the present time exist between the two l countries, declaration which is made | without reservation in order that it may receive such publicity as your government may deem suitable.
 With regard to the suggestion made touching the change of the personnel ot your legislation, to which the instructions of the honorable secretary of state refer, if is incumbent upon the undersigned to de- clare that the government of Chilli will take no positive step without the accord oi the government of the United States, witt which it desires to maintain itself 1T friendly understanding.
 The undersigned brings this already long communication to a close, in tn, assurance that he has therein set fortl everything that can fully satisfy you government. The government O Chili cherishes the conviction that tn, relations with the government O the United States should be sin cerely and cordially maintained under the shelter of that mutus respect and that good understanding whicl are based upon the just and equitable ap preciation of the facts, and on the appre citation to be given to the spontaneou declarations made on either side. Tn undersigned, moreover, declares that il presenting it's explanation his governmen finds it's inspiration in the words of tn instructions which you have quoted, an which assure the government of Chili the the president is not disposed to exact o ask anything which your governmer would not under the same circumstance spontaneously concede.
 With sentiments of distinguished COT
 alterations, am your obedient servant,
 [Signedl LUIS PKREIRA.
 await instructions.
 EGAN.
 IT'D pIATNE'S RESpoNsr