Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

tiago, aud announces that he has IN asylum
eighty refugees, inclading the wife Of Balmaceda
Legation has about the same numccr Oh rcfu-
gees; that the French, German, Argentine, and
Brazilian legations have more or lees. and mat
the only legation which clcaod It's doors and de-
nied asylum " IS that OF England.
September 9Th Mr.. Wharton directs Mr.. Egsn
20 recognize t0e new government ard open
communication with its head, and on Septem-
Der 5th Mr.. Egan teegraphs that he has done
so, and that the relations WITH tho new govern-
ment are entirely cordial. September nth Mr..
Egan writes that since the unfortunate l,a:a in-
cident the young and unthlnking Chilean ele-
ment have had bitter feeling against the
United States, and the Enciish element, as has
always been their custom ia this country, will DO
sll In their power to promote aud foster this
feeling
THE BAIrAoRE ocrRAsE.
October 18th the baltimore tragedy occurred
and on the 18th IL was reported by Ar. Essn 10
the State Department. On the next day he
wrote: SO far Captain Schey has not ascer-
tanned the cnuaes which led 10 the disturbance,
but the general impression Is that the attack
was unproyoked and premeditated. Some
weeks ago an attack was made upon number
OF the sailors OF one cf the German ships of
war, resulting In the killing of ono OF the Ger
mans aud t Was understood that tho attack
was made because tho Chileans mistook tho
Germans Tor United States sailors
The Minister encloscs correspondence In reia-
tlon 20 the assault passing between himself and
Captain schley and Captain Schley and the in-
tendcnte- In the course OF the latter, Captain
Schley. after requesting searching inveetiga-
tion, SAYS. - can say Ia advance that II my
men had been the insgigators In this affair they
would have been dealt With most severely under
tho laws Of my country, and ! feel that ~ II
should be otherwise. your Excelle1cy will bring
70 justice al offenders
SURPRISE THAT cHILE mas 40 REGRETS.
Mr.. Egan toegraphs October 23l that Cap
tain Schleys report shows assault % haye been
brutal aud unprovoked, and impiicatos the po-
lice as having been IN u. In pfomp. reply iol-
lows Mr.. Whart0n's telegram expressing sur
Prise at bis failure 20 receive the notice OF regret
or OF purpose II searching Inquiry on tho
part Of tho Chilean Government; requesting
Dir. Ecan 10 call tho attention Of the
Chilean Government % tho facts, aud inquire u
there were any qualifying facts or explanation
g. be ofiorcd Of the apparent expression OK un-
friendlnoss towards the United states, ana con-
Guiding az follows: +" II tho facts are as reported
by Captain schley. this Government cannot
doubt that the Government OF chile will o1er
prompt and fun reparatou.' (ihis telegram
has already been plolishcd.)
AITlCGs oS rHE LEGATION.
Mr.. Egan tells Of tho attacks being made on
the Legation by the newspapers, OF threats OF
violence made without hlndrsuce, and Of pub
lie meeting at which resolutions we're passed
calling ON tho Government 70 request ths de-
livery OF the refugees.
city police. who had been watching thc Legation,
became insulting and boisterons under the iniiu-
ence Of liquor and from the streets used insult
sug language 20 the refugees.
November 10Th Mr.. Egan reports an Official
call on tho President Of the PROVISIONAL govern
ment: says he was received most cordially, and
upon presenting his congratulations, was asked
% convey the Presidents acknowledgement and
appreciation Of the courtesy % the Government
OF tho United States.
THE NArrA NOTE.
December 18TH WAS broached ono OF the
grayost issues In the case, which "a still open IN
tho shape Of the Malta note 20 Chilean Minister'S
abrosd. Sir. Egan says in histelegram that this
was sent TO the Chilean Minister at Washington
with the sanction Of the President, WAS read in
the Senate, and published IN all the Chilean pa
pers.
Having read tho portion Of the report Of the
Secretary OF the Nary and OF the message Oh tho
President OF the United states, tblnk proper 10
inform you that tho statements on which 10th
report and message are DeEod are erroneous or
deliberately incorrect. Wigh respect TO the per-
SONS TO whom an asylum has been granted, they
have never been threatened with cruel treat
ment, nor has 10 been sought 10 remove them
from the Legation, ,.nor has their surrender been
asked FOR. Never has the house or the person OF
the Plenipotentiery, Notwithstanding indlscre-
tiOus and deliberate prOyOcatiOn-, been suDlecb-
ed 10 any offence. az is proved by tho eleven
notes OF September, October, and November.
"NEITHER SINCERITY NOR ExACrNESS AT WASH.
INGrOS"
"With respect 20 tho soamen Of the Baltimore
there Is, moreover, no exactness nor sincerity III
what is said az Washington. The Occurrences
took place in a bad ueghborhood Of the city, the
mainiop OF Valparaiso and among people who
arc not models u discretion and temperance.
When the police and other forces interferei anu
calrned the tlmult there we're already several
hundred people there, and II was ten squares OF
more from the place where II rad begun.
MIR. Ryan sent. on the 26th Of October, note
that Was aggi ossiy3 "A purpose and virulent IN
language, "a is seen by tho copy and the note
rgff ten "A rlglV 9TH.
"On the lSth the preliminary examination
had already been commenced, l. has been 10
layed owing to tho nOn-appearance OF the onl-
Gers Of the Baltimore and owing 20 undue pro-
tensions and reluaals Of Mr.. Egsn himself No
provucatioB has ever beea accepted or Initiated
hy this department. It's attitude, whilo IL has
over boen one OF nrmneas and prudence, has
never been one Of aggrossiyeness, nor will it
ever be one oi humiliation, what0ver may be
or has been said az Washington BY those who
are Interested IN insiifying their condnct or "no
are blinded by erroneous views
cFArENESIs DELIBERATELY INCORRECT
"The tslegrams, notcs. and letters which have
been sent % you contain the truth, tho whole
truth In connection with what has taken place
in these matters, in which ill-wtll ana the conso-
Queut words and pretensiOns nave not eInanated
from this department Mr. Tracy and Mr..
Harrison have been lod into error In respect TO
our ueople and Government; the Instructions
(recOmmeniingl impartiality and friendship
have not been complied with, neitnerpow nor be-
fore. II no Official complaint has ksen made
against the Minister and naval officers, 10 Is be-
cause the facts, public and notorious, both in
Chile and tho United states, could not, although
they were well proved. be urged by our conndon-
tal agents. Proof on this IS furnished by the
demands OF Baimncedn and the CONCESSIONS
made In June and July, the whole ltata case, the
San Francisco at Quintefo, ana the cable COM
panies. The statement that the North Ameri-
can seemen Wers attacked In various localities
az the same timc Is deliberately incorrect.
"As the preliminary examination Is not yet
ana hon
many the guilty parties are. You no doubt have
the note Of November Oh, written "a reply 20
Minister Egan, IN which request him TO furnish
testimony which he would not give, although
no had said that he had evidence
showing who the murderer was and who
the other guilty parties OF tho 10Th Of October
were. That ana ali other nOtos will be published
here. You will publish translation OF them In
mo United states. Deny m The moan time oyory
thing that does not asrne with these statements,
being assured OF their e1hctness as We are OF tho
right, dignity, and nnai success OF chile, not
witistanding the intrigues which proceed from
70 low a source aud tho threats which como
from 81 high O source
EGAs sOr AT raE SArGuRATIos.
December 27th. Mr.. Egan says, that In the ah-
sence Of instructions he did not attend the in-
auguratiOn Of the President and that the Presi-
dent Of the senate. at banquet Ia tho evening
given by the President, expressed wlshos for the
happiness Of she nations which were represented
et the inauguration Of the new government
HArTA's EXPRESSIONS DIsAPPRoyED.
January lst Nr. Egan announced the forma-
ton u the new Cabinet. lie says that at least
Two OF the new Cabinet officers have openly dis
approved the telegram sent % Chlies repre-
sentative ia Washington by tho Minister OF For
eign Affairs; that IL is strongly condemned by
public opinion, and thai lt viii now be, Ia bis
opinion. no dnlcuit matter 10 have its terms
disayowei or the telegram itself Withdrawn. He
also thinks that all the questions, saie conduct
for the refugees assault on the Baltimore men,
and dsfsspsct TO tho Legation VIII DO com.
pietely settled.
telegram January Sth:
"MF. Blaine asks whether all that Is personally
offensive % tho Preslicnt and other officers OK
the United states ia the December circular OF
the late Minister Of Foreign Affairs viii be with
drawn by the new Government. also whether a
safo c0ndu,t viii be- granted tO the roiagees ~ho
are stlll ia the LEGATION, and finally, whether AL
surveillance Of the Legation has been removed.
sucH.sAss AND wgBsTEE's STANDS KETEsREp TO.
January 10th Mr Egan transmits rotation OF
an jntsrsiew which the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs accorded on that day, and says that ne
was told shat la view OF Mr. Blalne's Indications
and on the ground taken BY the former Sscrc-
taries Of State, Buchanan and Webster, that no
foreign power, through its representatives,
could make the message OF President Of tho
United States the basis Of diplomatic represents
toas OF controversy. AMI his Governments VIII nos
have any objection 10 Withdrawing all that may
be considered dtsagreenhlo 70 that OF tne United