New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
BRAZIL.

IMPENDING COMPLICATIONS WITH PARAGUAY
TROUBLES AMONG THE STUDENTS
IFROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBt NE
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov.S 6.-Frcsh confusion
seems have fallen upon ars in Paraguay For long
time has been ru1nored the Provincial
creature Of the Allied Powers, MT meeting with that
success which had been either hoped expected When
the election for President took place 1t was generally
understood notwithstanding loud protests to the con-
trary that RvaIoa thet favoite candidate OF the
Allies OF rather, should say more appropriately.
Brazil The opposition which aroused from the very
first has continually increased mil would seem, II late
advces trustworthy that VIC are once more on the
eve OF exciting events In Paraguay The majority OF
Congress violently opposed to the who If IA
stouty defended by the minority. Three Of the Minis
try resigned and the 18th Of October Minister Jore
anos was to be interpellated in Congress- Announce
nent u this generally made by pacards posted
in all the streets Of Asuncon and as a result the gal
lcries thronged with the people The interpella
ton did not, however, take place. but instead angry
auuts were exchanged between the minority and major
y and these taunts finally led to disaster in which the
people finally took part The people had come armed,
and shots freely exchanged Several persons
killed and wounded.
III view OF these facts the President of called upon
the general commanding the Allied troops to Que the
disorder and aid him IN REFRESHING the growing
spracy he styles it, declaring that among those who
led the persons who had been the principal
others are mentioned Cabaero and the priests Maz and
Duare Their arrest had already been ordered and 1t
had been seriously proposed to transport the most
violent members of the majority Of Congress to Buenos
Ayres but the commander Of the Italian steamer which
intended for this purpose refused to permit
it and sailed hurriealy away. The President Of the
House Deputies with Ave Deputies and three Senators
had published manifesto to the people, declaring their
withdrawal from Congress-, aud saying further that
colleagues who had converted the National representa
ton into political club" New ministers had been
appointed at last accounts and believed that the
Allied troops would be freely used TO quel any additional
disorder. These events will, however, have the unfOr
tunatc result TO postpone the final adjustment OF
which promised In the Regents recent speech.
Gen. Mitre, ex-President Of the Argentine Republic
lion Of the capital. The DEGREES OF tho Minister
OF the Empire establishing more rigorous examinations
in the schools Of law and medicine have stirred up the
students, both here aud In San Pauo, TO unprece
deDted extent. Those In San PauO have actually
beled, aud the general plan, both there and here
refuse to appear At the examinations In imitation Of the
strikes which have been 90 successful in Europe Every
Sunday the students Hold meetings Ia the theater
make furious speeches against tho Government and ad
vOcae revolt In tho strongest terms. To-day the
dents OF the law school 1t San Paulo expected
arrive by and there will be probably kind
Of o public demonstration. The asEshtp lancaster
Rear Admiral Lanmap commanding, came Into port,
during which all board have enjoyed excellent health
the Princess Rasant, with her consort, has gone
Petropos pass the Summer months. The Diplomatic
ors will follow, and then that element
of society which cannot possibly breathe tOe pebeian
air Will take Its departure.