The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-26
init the inquiry held at Vallejo Cal. which was

~ ~ lily nuuMy neiu at Nailelo, CaI, wnlcn was
This was preceded by tho correspondence
between the department md. several officers
WHO az various times were in the South Ameri-
can waters. 1t opens with copy OF the motto
t tom shs sep Std adps sane. then Minister s% 6h
division q Tie cS%nn navy on q the rsgN Of q hat
month. which was declared outlnwed by that
ToveMr,nmohts winch was transmitted to Secre-
:, Admiral MeCann's report shows that he bo
i re. with Egan. that the revolution must
Admiral Brown succeeded Admiral McCann.
tba d vas i misSt by tho State DEPARTMENT.
a. d6m i Brown reported the obstruction of
reyolutionists. bitter feeling was vas" shown he ,9
1 wsS tSs ss when the Charleston left That port
Capt. schlsy. on Sept, rs. reported bitter
feeling ct Santiago. whittier. no had been,
cisco going to. Quinteros when the insurgents
stalay ttts .s S
In the San Francisco.
CAPT scHIEr's rREoAurroS.
.. To avoid difficulty between the mon Of tho
ssd fRsS sae the Sss
sSs to p sohsny
when the San Francisso sailed Tor Cal lao.
Sept II F. W. Sturdy autographed to the
her. though he had been assured to the con.
traIy by the American Consul.
c This news having boon telegraphed back to
feeling against American citizens. CAPT.
seasaE ssDgs r. ths ss ,a heq had s
and that he had been suspended from dnty.
Hsi Se FORCES TS,s Hnasd At Sa[ntsIos Bsy
e vSsss sSe Mah
and Hnd on his return to Valparaiso the friends Of
government SPY. which Of course was ss false.
put tho press made bitter attacks on Admiral
:, The correspondence upon the assault upon
the Baltimore sailors is. Of course. quite
yoluminous. but presents few new Textures.
ne sSsn IN s s sseoSnt q f0 tRs
Re answered. Oct. 20. that no notice of an
auired: that men from the other foreign YES.
al. sSls h had been getting liberty on shore. and
ship San Frsnciseo were getting liberty before
hef ,depart1br ea al e1citemens having suIsided
IN different parts Of the city. and the attacks
On oct s 81. that " sthe men of tho Baltimore
In Iss we're examined secretly. although
an onlGer q the ship was sent to court to re-
Quest QUE that he be allowed to be present at tho
This renuest was denied. and the statement
made mao tha A. he proceedings were secret The
paper drawn up in spanish before being
liberated: and when one. Of them asked a
court official to explain the meaning Of the
formed that 1t was nothing but mere form,
and the stgner took no part in the trouble.
One hundred and seventeen men. one-third
81 the Baltimore's crew. wore on shore at the
Quinteros Bay when the Congressional forces
ianded to attack Valparaiso. mentioned above.
was the subject OF several telegrams and
letters
It was criticised by the local napera. and the
Admiral charged with taking CHILEAN officers
with him. and. upon returning Of giving in
formation to Balmaceda's officials.
These complaints reached the departments.
and Admiral Brown was asked for an explana-
tioa. He replied at length. stating that the
Valparaiso before he sailed for Quinteros: that
he invited no Gillian officer to 20. and wouldn't
have carried one had he been asked to do 40.
and an. that he gave no Information to any one on
state most smphaticnlly that any report. no
teros Bay on Aug. 20 last, which differs from
the above statement is IN absolute falsehood.
deliberately fabricated for the single purpose
OF diserediting American interests in Chilli"