Foreign Relations of the United States × 1880 × 1889 ×
Mr. Tisdel to Mr. Bayard .
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bedient, loyal men, and rarely ever complained of the hardships which they were compelled to endure. Arriving at Vivi, there were added to my caravan one Kabinda interpreter, four Zanzibar servants, one Gold Coast cook, and twelve armed Houssas from Lagos, an English possession o…
No. 393. Mr. Morgan to Mr. Frelinghuysen .
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, as my official duties have kept me almost constantly at my post of duty. Only once have I been ten days away from the capital, and those ten days I spent at Orizaba, where I went at the advice of my physician. I have, however, been as far north as Lagos, on the line of the Cent…
No. 431. Mr. Evarts to Mr. Smyth .
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State , Washington , February 28, 1881 . No. 63.] Sir : On the 14th instant, in a conference with me, the minister of Germany at this capital stated that in October last the German steamer Carlos, Capt. P. C. Nickelsen, with a cargo from Hamburg for Lagos, via Sasstown, fell into…
No. 432. Mr. Smyth to Mr. Evarts .
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No. 532. Mr. Christiancy to Mr. Blaine .
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thin the time fixed, proceedings shall be taken to destroy, for the present, of the property of the delinquent at least three times the value, without prejudice to the right of personal compulsion. 5th. The chief of the general staff, Col. Don Pedro Lagos, is charged with the exe…
No. 551. Mr. Christiancy to Mr. Blaine .
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y suspicions were correct. The mask has now been completely thrown off. The Chilian papers, both in Chili and Peru, openly declare this as the intention of the Chilian Government; and the military officers here openly declare the same thing. Colonel Lagos, the commander of the Ch…
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