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Foreign News
October 9, 1838
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Ongoing war between General Santa Cruz and the Chilian Government; correspondent from Lima on July 10 reports that conflict stems from trade privileges, could end if direct trade ceases; Chilian squadron at Callao is inoffensive with no blockade.
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OCR Quality
98%
Excellent
Full Text
General Santa Cruz and the Chilian Government are still at war. A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce, under date of Lima, July 10, says—
"Notwithstanding the many false accusations made against the Protector of the Chilian Government, and this only is the real cause of the war, would he consent to a cessation of all the privileges granted to the direct trade, and receive the supplies of foreign goods and produce through Valparaiso, the war would instantly cease.
The Chili squadron still continues at Callao, but is quite inoffensive; trade goes on as usual, there not having been the least appearance of a blockade, farther than the decree of the Chili Government."
"Notwithstanding the many false accusations made against the Protector of the Chilian Government, and this only is the real cause of the war, would he consent to a cessation of all the privileges granted to the direct trade, and receive the supplies of foreign goods and produce through Valparaiso, the war would instantly cease.
The Chili squadron still continues at Callao, but is quite inoffensive; trade goes on as usual, there not having been the least appearance of a blockade, farther than the decree of the Chili Government."
What sub-type of article is it?
War Report
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
Chilian War
Santa Cruz
Trade Privileges
Callao Squadron
Valparaiso
Blockade
What entities or persons were involved?
General Santa Cruz
Where did it happen?
Lima
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Lima
Event Date
July 10
Key Persons
General Santa Cruz
Outcome
war continues; squadron inoffensive, no effective blockade, trade unaffected
Event Details
General Santa Cruz and the Chilian Government remain at war due to false accusations and trade privileges; war would cease if direct trade privileges end and supplies go through Valparaiso; Chilian squadron at Callao is inoffensive with no blockade beyond decree.