Julian Volio to Señor C. N. Riotte, May 16, 1865
Señor J. Volio to Mr. Riotte Palacio National, San José, May 16, 1865. The President of the republic has, with profound grief, in the despatch you were pleased to send…
Señor J. Volio to Mr. Riotte Palacio National, San José, May 16, 1865. The President of the republic has, with profound grief, in the despatch you were pleased to send…
Quillota, June 12, 1865. In transcribing to your excellency the foregoing resolution of the municipality of Quillota, I take pleasure in manifesting to your excellency identical sentiments on the part…
Municipal Council of Quillota Intendency of Valparaiso, Valparaiso, June 28, 1865. Resolution of the municipality of Quillota. No. 1,615.] The following resolution has been approved by the municipality of the…
American Residents of Valparaiso Valparaiso, May 29, 1865 Resolutions adopted at a meeting of American residents at Valparaiso, May 29, 1865. Deeply impressed and appalled by the intelligence this day…
Letter from the Anglo-Saxon workingmen’s association of Valparaiso Valparaiso, June 5, 1865. Sir: The Anglo-Saxon Workingmen’s Mutual Benefit Association of Valparaiso, being animated by the same deep sense of grief…
Translation of letter from the Union Americana, of Santiago. Santiago, June 1, 1865. Sir: The atrocious crime which has plunged your noble country in the most profound and just affliction…
Note from the workingmen of Santiago. Santiago, May 30, 1865. Sir: The profound sorrow caused among the working classes of Santiago by the sad news of the crime committed upon…
Letter from the Union Club of Santiago. Santiago, May 30, 1865. The Santiago Union Club has received with profound sorrow the news of the assassination perpetrated upon the person of…
Letter from the Society of Primary Instruction. Santiago, May 30, 1865. The board of directors of the society of primary instruction, over which I have the honor to preside, resolved,…
Letter from the Minister Resident of Spain. Legation of Spain to Chili, Santiago de Chili, May 29, 1865. My Dear Sir: Through the newspapers which I have just received I…