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[424] *[Inclosure.] The captain of the port to Governor Perdigao. [Translation.] Funchal, March 1, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: I have the honor of informing your excellency that the American steamer…
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[Inclosure.] Governor Perdigao to the United States consul. [Translation.] Civil Government of Funchal,February 29, 1864. [423] Most Illlustrious Sir: I have the satisfaction of informing you that the commander of…
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[Inclosure.] Governor Perdigao to the director of customs. [Translation.] Civil Government of Funchal,February 29, 1864. Most Illustrious Sir: Having been informed by the captain of this port that the commander…
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[Inclosure.] Governor Perdigao to the captain of the port. [Translation.] Civil Government of Funchal,February 29, 1864. [420] Most Excellent Sir: On view of your communication, wherein you inform me that…
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[Inclosure.] Lieutenant Morris to the captain of the port. Confederate States Steamer Florida, Funchal, February 29, 1864. [419] *Sir: Your letter of the 28th instant, in answer to a communication…
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[Inclosure.] Captain of the port to Governor Perdigao. [Translation.] Funchal, February 29, 1864. [418] Most Excellent Sir: I communicated your excellency’s order to the commander of the steamer Florida, said…
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[Inclosure.] Lieutenant Morris to the captain of the port. Confederate States Steamer Florida, Off Funchal, February 28, 1864. [417] *Sir: In answer to your request that I should leave this…
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[416] *[Inclosure.] The captain of the port of Funchal to Governor Perdigao. [Translation.] Funchal, February 28, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: In compliance with the orders received from your excellency, I…
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[415] *[Inclosure.] Governor Perdigao to the captain of the port of Funchal. [Translation.] Civil Government of Funchal,February 28, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: I have just been informed, by an official…
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No. 3.—Limitation of asylum to the Florida at Funchal. Mr. Harvey, United States minister, to Mr. Seward, Secretary of State. Legation of the United States, Lisbon, May 24, 1864. Sir:…