The New York herald., 1863-06-17
THE BRAZILIAN QUESTION.
Diplomatic Correspondence ON the Rup-
tire With 0raRt Britain.

Diplomatic Correspondence on the Rup-
co,,o. :, tire Ar with with Great Great Britain: ,
to in the House OF Lords on Monday, June were pub
lshed in london on the next day. -
the Portuguese Writing on the 6h NJ Moroira prefaees
despatch by stating that is not the intention Of tho
gwen rise 10 such profound dsrsscs Of opnon po
tween the two governments a. to their respective appre
probation OF the circumstances which preceded the
TO reprsals but TO cali the attention Of the
sans we're executed The Brazisn Minister then rscapa.
lacs the circumstances complained Of which ruuspired
at Rio anclro between the Sst Of December and the 9th
- anuary and describes them yertable acts OF war
and offensive insult seeing that the slightest demon
st1asion OF force, mot amounting the case to
display, would been sufcient. The susceptibies
OF the Brazilian nation have been profoundly wounded BY
this aggression and Brazilian subjects have suffered In
their property and have right to reparation. With
honorable relations NJ Morera IN the name OF the Bra.
lillian government, submits the following as satisac 0ry
solution-"Ihe government Of Her Britannia Majesty
the reprisas, and shall declare that had not the nten
ton Of offending the dignity nor violating the territorial
70 acknowiodge the justice Of the demand made in favor
o. the Interested parties by means Of an arbtal quda
ton.n - .,.fs
EARL RussELL's REPLY.
To this despatch Earl Russell replied as follows
FOREIGN OPrtcE, May 10, 1893.
The undersigned Msestys Principal Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs has had the tho
Plcnipotenary Of his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil.
addressed to him the 9Th inst In the beginning Of
that NJ Moreira commences by desiaring that IL s
not the intention Of the Brazilian government to reopen
question which has occasioned serious difference or
opinion between ths two as to their resre
the recourse TO reprsa Al the end Of this note NJ Mo
rea expresses desire for the continuance Of friendly
ations with the British government terms honorable
to the two such being the desire of both
tries her Majesys government must decline reopen
any part OF the questions which occasoned serious differ
between Great Britain and Brazil. and they
clearly of opinion that would be impossible for them
Sey execution Of the % which her
government deemed IL necessary nave recourse The
object Of her Majestys government n ordering the ea
in question wns simply 10 obtain satisfaction to
which they deemed themselves entitled, they were
acuatcd by any feeling unfrendly the Emperor
rial Majestys territory The undersigned therefore,
suggests 10 NJ. Morera that he should convey 10 hls
ri,Ish government towards Brazil ss sulcsnt and sat
siaclory reply to the note which Moreira has been
instructed 10 present
Tho undersigned, &c RUsSEIi.
REILLY on 81. MogEtgA.
On the 25th nit NJ Morcra writes to Earl Russell, N
ss even TO take tho Brazilian demands into
aggravates that bo possible the offence against ,he
I'razI!lan goversment ana ,ne Minister recalling ,ne
declares the whole series " acts acts cf practical
war, ne offensive az they we're sapornaous NJ horera
consequently declines 20 communicate his ordships note
IN the Imperial government. and concludes by say.
ing, "ln the situation 10 which this refusal has
''d 10 declare IL oSedicnce to Inc orders Of his
Ma csty the Emperor 10 the very honorable Earl Rus
sci, that tho Imperial government not being able 10
remain under the OF unredrcssed injury yes TO
tho necessity Of ntorruptns ts relations with her ran
nlc Asstys government Hc has, theu the honor to in
ferm hs ENccency that his official functions from
thu tme and begs HE Exceenoy 10 be good sup
ply tho necessary passports for himself for his am and
for the psrsonrsl OF his legation.
EARL RussELLs SECOND DESPATCH.
The core.pondencc closes with the following despatch
from tho Foreign Miniatcr:-
The uDdersigned her NaIosys Principal secretary of
state Tor Foroign Ahaifs has tho honor % acknowl
the note OF the Commander Morer Envoy Estracrd nary
peror Of Brazil, q tho 2ith inst Tno undersigned
rnxreis TO lind that The Whistler OF his Imperial
Majesty II not satisgef with the evrlsratlon which
tho esixned has already offered The unders gncd
must repe that both N the o. gn oricrs for reprsas
ard Ia thc exeenton " these orders nothing else was m
ycw but tc obsin rerSratinn which enuiy represent,
ton had failed 10 obtain for Acs winch the opinion ~
hsr NalosLys governmon, nalo relaratlon necessary
and that Loss orders wrre not dictated by any desrc 10
ofnf tho aIenty make any aggression on the ,srr,
tories o. the Emperor Of Brazi Iha which as,asd the
orders o her Majesty goyornmeat yistlnsd, also, IN
thor oani1n the measures ptcn ~ crccstion VI those
ordars AS horevcr. the Minister ~ the Exnretor 4,
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