THE BATTLE OF VIÑA DEL MAR, CHILE.

A general engagement took place on Aug. 23, 1891, between divisions of

Balmaceda's and the Congressional troops, with the Esmeralda and the

Almirante Cochrane aiding the latter by firing at Fort Callao,

endeavoring to silence the field batteries at the back. The

Congressional troops failed to capture Viña del Mar, but eventually

cut the railway line a few miles out, and crossed over to the back of

Valparaiso, which was soon captured.--_The Graphic._

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