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Ramón Cabieses (July 22, 1814 – December 7, 1893) was a Chilean sailor. His father was the Spanish naval officer Manuel Cabieses Álvarez, and his mother was María Mercedes Alzamora Cantuarias. He graduated from the in 1838. Later, Cabieses was nominated to be governor of Valparaíso, Iquique, and Talca. He was major general of the Department of the Navy of Valparaíso, commanded diverse units in the squadron, and commanded the arsenal. During the Chilean Civil War of 1891, he served as a member of the Committee of the Chilean Navy, in the uprising that overthrew president José Manuel Balmaceda.

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  • Ramón Cabieses Alzamora (Valparaíso, 22 de julio de 1814-¿?, 7 de diciembre de 1893) fue un marino chileno. Sus padres fueron el marino español Manuel Cabieses Álvarez y María Mercedes Alzamora Cantuarias. Se graduó de la Escuela Naval Arturo Prat en 1838.​ Posteriormente, Cabieses fue nombrado gobernador marítimo de Valparaíso, de Iquique y de Talca, respectivamente. Fue mayor general del Departamento de Marina de Valparaíso, comandante de diversas unidades de la Escuadra y comandante de los Arsenales. (es)
  • Ramón Cabieses (July 22, 1814 – December 7, 1893) was a Chilean sailor. His father was the Spanish naval officer Manuel Cabieses Álvarez, and his mother was María Mercedes Alzamora Cantuarias. He graduated from the in 1838. Later, Cabieses was nominated to be governor of Valparaíso, Iquique, and Talca. He was major general of the Department of the Navy of Valparaíso, commanded diverse units in the squadron, and commanded the arsenal. During the Chilean Civil War of 1891, he served as a member of the Committee of the Chilean Navy, in the uprising that overthrew president José Manuel Balmaceda. (en)
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  • Ramón Cabieses Alzamora (Valparaíso, 22 de julio de 1814-¿?, 7 de diciembre de 1893) fue un marino chileno. Sus padres fueron el marino español Manuel Cabieses Álvarez y María Mercedes Alzamora Cantuarias. Se graduó de la Escuela Naval Arturo Prat en 1838.​ Ese mismo año participó como teniente de marina en la guerra contra la Confederación Perú-Boliviana a bordo de la corbeta Libertad, que capturó a la corbeta Socabaya, que quedó bajo su mando.​ De regreso a Chile, fue ascendido al grado de capitán. Debido a su destacada participación en el combate naval de Casma, mereció una medalla del gobierno de Chile. Fue comandante del queche Magallanes en 1846 y del vapor Cazador desde 1851 hasta 1856, protagonista de una de las mayores tragedias navales ocurridas en Chile. Tras el trágico naufragio del vapor Cazador se le hizo un consejo de guerra para establecer su responsabilidad en la muerte de más de 450 personas. La opinión pública de ese entonces lo condenó​ y solo pedía su cabeza, sin embargo gracias a sus influencias, a su destacada participación en las campañas navales anteriores y a que en ese entonces había pocos oficiales que conocieran el litoral sur de Chile, se conmutó su expulsión de la Armada de Chile por la de cartografiar y hacer un levantamiento hidrográfico de la accidentada y peligrosa costa de Chile existente al sur del archipiélago de las Guaitecas, siendo esta misión la que lo haría pasar a la historia naval como uno de los primeros hidrógrafos de Chile. Posteriormente, Cabieses fue nombrado gobernador marítimo de Valparaíso, de Iquique y de Talca, respectivamente. Fue mayor general del Departamento de Marina de Valparaíso, comandante de diversas unidades de la Escuadra y comandante de los Arsenales. Durante la guerra civil de 1891 participó como miembro de la Junta de Coordinación de la Armada de Chile en el levantamiento que derrocó al presidente José Manuel Balmaceda. (es)
  • Ramón Cabieses (July 22, 1814 – December 7, 1893) was a Chilean sailor. His father was the Spanish naval officer Manuel Cabieses Álvarez, and his mother was María Mercedes Alzamora Cantuarias. He graduated from the in 1838. That same year, he joined the navy in the War of the Confederation on board the corvette Libertad, which captured the Socabaya, which was left under his command. After returning to Chile, he was promoted to the rank of captain. Due to his distinguished service in the Battle of Casma, he received a medal from the governor of Chile. He commanded the ketch Magallanes in 1846 and the steamer Cazador from 1851 to 1856, which sank in one of Chile's worst marine disasters. After the sinking of the Cazador, he faced a drumhead court martial to determine his responsibility in the death of more than 450 people. Public opinion at the time demanded his execution - however, thanks to his influence, his distinguished service in earlier naval campaigns, and that at the time there were few officials familiar with the coast of Chile, the Chilean Navy commuted his sentence, so that he could map and study the hydrography of the dangerous coast that existed south of the Guiatecas Archipelago. His work would create one of the first hydrographic studies in naval history. Later, Cabieses was nominated to be governor of Valparaíso, Iquique, and Talca. He was major general of the Department of the Navy of Valparaíso, commanded diverse units in the squadron, and commanded the arsenal. During the Chilean Civil War of 1891, he served as a member of the Committee of the Chilean Navy, in the uprising that overthrew president José Manuel Balmaceda. (en)
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