Papers, 1864.

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Papers, 1864.

While Caldwell was Commander of the U.S. steamship GLAUCUS in 1864, he was ordered by the Navy Department to transport M. Murillo Toro, newly elected President of the United States of Columbia. The collection includes a letter ordering the aforesaid transport of Murillo and three letters commending Caldwell and his crew for this endeavor. Also contains two clippings, one concerning a fire on the GLAUCUS while Caldwell was on blockade duty off the North Carolina coast (1864), the other relates to Murillo's passage on the GLAUCUS.

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Murillo Toro, Manuel, 1816-1880

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United States. Navy

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Caldwell, Charles Henry Bromedge, 1823-1877

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