Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
rHILE'S SURRENDER.
Confirmation Of the Reported Back
down at Santiago.
ruETERMs PROPOSED.
wa5awaI Of All That Has Offended
and kdbitratlon
rR. HARRIsON'S MESSAGE.
written in Good Faith 20 All Con-
,,rscd g--Tbis Question Dis
enssed IN Congress.
ruETERMS PROPOSED.
". HARBISON'S MESSAGE.

earned q--Tbis Question DIS
enssed IN Congress.
rpV telegraph 70 the Dispaich-l
r.--,o~ov. January 26. This Govern
- lav received 6 long message from
~, Feaq converting an offer on the
+oftbe Chilean Government for the
i.s,~sot Of ~ existing difficulties with
r.,,e3 States. Tins dispatch con-
,cerg particular the statements
Is, che Associated Press dispatch re-
- f,om Santiago last night, which
-. ,reet that Chile had agreed 10 with
AZ the ofcasive note sent by scnor
a., 10 cancel It's request for the recall
sI,rs,.ter Egan and to refer the Baiti-
-. eqa,r 10 the arbitration of some
-...lrsfion. or to submit the matter 20
r~4seis.on Of the United States Supreme
g, Nr. Eean states these propositions
....,,er ienth than the press dispatch,
$, ,he evact additions cannot now be as
esria'ned. o
7.,-, is reason 10 believe. however, that
A.. cs9ean government not only offers
,.,,tlrsw the offensive note, but in sd-
,,o offer, % apologize for it. II also
...,,.s fo the positions taken by the United
G. IN regard 20 the right Of asylum,
I'D ,to safe conduct of refugees Mr.
T,,n.. dispatch was submitted to the
rst,rsf at its meeting to-day. The entire
,,.stion was discussed, and it IL under
go that a difference of opinion was
I.vslotei as 70 the proDTiety OF
,,,eptne the ofor without modi6-
,.,,sp 50 far as It relcted to the submis-
.op Of the question OF Chile's liability for
bo attack on the sailors of the Baltimore
1.-THE arbitration Of neutral nation or
10 the decision of the Supreme Court.
without reaching a decision the meeting
,sa1med. The President will doubtless
Communicate Mr.. Egan's dispatch TO Con-
gs.. but he will prob..bly not do so fer
.rrs DAYS unless it Is called for by the
House or the Senate.
fgE YoRKTowSs CREW TO HAVE LEAVE.
WlsmSoroN, January 26. The Secretary
Of the Navy this afternoon sent cable
message % Commander Evans. Of the
lorft0wu. now at CallaO. authorizing him
% giye his crew shore-leave. rs requested
10 is message OF yesterday. This IN ltselt
shows that the vessel will remain at Calao
i1r ai least two or three DAYS, If that fact
were not already established by the neces-
gty for coaing. II WAS faid AZ the Navy
uepartment this afternoon that II had not
been decided whether the Yorktown or the
Boston. OF both. should return 10 Nalpa-
ralsO. The impression Is general among
naval officers, however. that the Yorktown
VIII be- selected for that service, and that
o. will be tho only American vessel sent
there for the present, unless some I'M
looked for incident should require the im-
Mediate presence OF othoIs.
CAPTAIN scHLEY IN wAsHNoToN.
Captain Schley. commander of the Balti-
more, arrived in Washington this after
boon from san Francisco. and bad long
Conference with the Secretary OF tho Navy
ln regard TO the assault upon the Baltl-
mores crew at Valparaiso in October last.
Subsequently ho said be had nothing to
IA, on the same subject for publication.
lle ad he expected to remain IN WASH
irgtan two on three days and then return
g. bus vessel al San Francisco. As indica-
tlge Of his feelings IN the matter he re-
marked significantly. " If there's going 10
b. play 10 Chile | want front seat
Captain Schley has already had more
than the regulation amount OF continuous
ssl.-eryice. and would be entitled 10 shore
duy 81 he So desired. but he remarked to-
DAY that bee did not propose 10 give up bis
illp just now unless he was compelled 70.
IE SITUATION IN COMMITTEE.
40 The request OF the members of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee spe-
cal meeting was called TO-DAY Tor the
purpose of considering the Presidents
message on the Chilean controversy and
o. accompanying correspondence. Print
Ell wpie, "a the correspondence were re-
ogv~ and the members 0t the commit
o. spent some time IN the consideration
ON lnrre was an informal discussion
GsuTy general character, but 10 con-
craon was reached. partly because of
o. latest phase gwen the case 10y the
A,'oaaied-Pfcss dispatch from Santiago
atlollrng % substantial compliance Dy
tlle vl,n the request OF the President |
al partly because of the necessity OF a |
careful examination OF the correspond |
tIca
Ile Senate Committee on Foreign Re |
!-iious leld short session this morning. !
tui ile meeting was merely OF an informal |
eaAlaoter. aud was devoted TO a brlef ex- |
700 t'i'tIANWN ANANnL-A A4At NfAAtRAH /
It.ai1iu- the Residents message ana ac- !
comWu ng correspondence on the |
Nlaean aua.r member OF the commit
'tt silitl That q ID action was taken on the |
correspondence and that nothing what /
ever 90 Importance took place at the meet |
h- Relative o. the Chilean situation, lt IS /
s1aUa'uod that the meeting was entirely |
A-iinlnious. and that II any report on the |
message Hnd correspondence - 10 bo made |
. I H.. 3D. 90 e.sN. N.a.aa
received nn answer 20 the demands made |
u le uItuatum 10 Chile.
was TuF PRESIDENT DIsINoESuoUs?
10 Che House to-day Mr.. Breckinridge, |
" htiiucky, asked for the Immediate con- /
Aeei1uon ot the following resolution:
q, A'sHr.i, luat the President of the /
'u'ied states b8 respectfully requested 20 !
hofm ihe House whether any answer has /
oe'h received either from our Minister 20 /
N-ie' f4irck Lgan. Esq, or nom the Gov /
vl-cut oi Chile, 60 the dispatch sent by I
..' "o'trnmeut 81 the United States 10 /
W. ItplbNc ot Chile on January 2lst, and I
% ifom whom such answer was received /
A.l On what time and that be viii com
nun .'a.e to the House all the correspond |
80 trIwccu The Government Of the |
NIsl States, i.s Minister TO Chile. and /
VI, ,.itan Government not communi- |
"A.nAtN1 nANA t4AS Astt~'e- - /
-'i,Ia'uft sent in."
lb'.' was some attempt made 70 |
.",' tAe resolution referred 10 the Com
,,,lte on Foreign Affairs. and Mr.. Blount. !
N',isll, chairman Of the committee, !
So notion 20 that elect. But the /
gaAer ruled that the motion came too |
n, Ar havire previously recognized Mr.. |
-'''A'luogo O. debate the resolution.
NH. BEEcGNEIDGR sPEAgs.
an breckiuridge said that # the chair |
go oi ilc Committee on Foreign Affairs
,..el The resolution referred 10 the CON-
.l.e De- would make no objection. But |
""led 10 say few words on the sub
Congress had recently received a
s','a-e irom the President concerning a
,,'''n 81 peace or war under circum-
~- -l', :, which. IN the nature Of the case,
l'' pe grave or the President would not
- sent any message al all. Now. il APP
80 -io1 possipic ihas The tfoycrnment did /
iu Answer 20, 4. atas,..f..t, t...a.s..l l