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Thomas O. Osborn to P. S., June 6.—A dispatch received this morning announces that the Chilian fleet had returned to Iquique. On the 31st ultimo the Huascar was at anchor in a small inlet a short distance this side of Antofagasta. OSBORN, June 5, 1879

From Thomas O. Osborn
To P. S., June 6.—A dispatch received this morning announces that the Chilian fleet had returned to Iquique. On the 31st ultimo the Huascar was at anchor in a small inlet a short distance this side of Antofagasta. OSBORN
June 5, 1879

No. 92. Mr. Osborn to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, Santiago, Chili, June 5, 1879. (Received July 8.) No. 100.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose a…

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Alejandro Fierro to the representatives of friendly powers, with reference to the declaration of war against peru, April 12, 1879

From Alejandro Fierro
To the representatives of friendly powers, with reference to the declaration of war against peru
April 12, 1879

[Inclosure in dispatch No. 92.] manifesto of the chilian government to the representatives of friendly powers, with reference to the declaration of war against peru. [Translated from the Diario Oficial.]…

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Peter Lautrup to In testimony of all which, thus he said, did, and signed, the witnesses being Mr. Justice P. Flores, Mr. Michael Diaz, and Mr. Francis Soria, all of full age, and residents of this city, this instrument having previously been read to him, the formalties required by articles from seven hundred and thirty-five to seven hundred and thirty-eight of the code of legal procedure in civil matters having before been complied with, to all which I certify. (Signed) PETER LAUTRUP, March 15, 1879

From Peter Lautrup
To In testimony of all which, thus he said, did, and signed, the witnesses being Mr. Justice P. Flores, Mr. Michael Diaz, and Mr. Francis Soria, all of full age, and residents of this city, this instrument having previously been read to him, the formalties required by articles from seven hundred and thirty-five to seven hundred and thirty-eight of the code of legal procedure in civil matters having before been complied with, to all which I certify. (Signed) PETER LAUTRUP
March 15, 1879

[Translation.] B. protest. The Captain of the Steamer Itata, against the Consul of the United States of America at this port, and against the Minister of the same nation, resident…

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