New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-16


in submission to its desires the oN'"'''
Emperor Oh Np' M.SoEL DEoDoRo DA FoNsEcA
Rio do Janelro, 10Th NovemOer 1851 .,,.
THE EMPEROR BIDS FAREWELL lo 'i' -
&C., fov moments of consideration, the Nm
,,.roto and signed the following reply au-
vising the Provisional Government oi n'' i''''''
to obey the intimaton:
Tn view Of the representation when was ,,o,dnc
mo today at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Irsv' g. r
~ ,, ,ycr NJ circumstances, to depart with an NY 'l
% 'ho P -, ,orroyr leaving this country belOVel
~ -, 80 and for which have eNeited nyseh !" E.'
instant proofs Of deeply seated love ana ,,ion
almost half a century, during when Hi'' ~
OF chief OF the STATE go =, .h ,orsors ~ nv
Tn denartIng therefore, l. with all INC per' 80
family shall always retain the most eh1er ana
y, mail in Offering ardent prayers for us prsn M
oil bra 1,.. III d PEDRO DE ALCANTARA'
Rio do Janeiro, 10th November 1851
=, addition 70 this the Princess Imperial Sch'
.ho following touching farewell to one OIL '''e
morning papers: ..,,-... ,.o,.
II IL with rent by pain tha' aorn,ry
r trnnds from all Braziiiaas ana from VIC as.o1
n -. az loved and love. for whose happiness - -
myself To contribute, ana i'f N"i0'
offer the most "''"' '''' ISABEL. Condessa dEu.
Pin de Jare 70. 13.h N.v'mter 1889.
GENEROSITY TO TIE DEPOSED MoNAhO"'
,r,,.oroh tbe medium of the Count deus stew
- ootuoI state of the EmVerOrs finances
"'' ,,ao,,bt "a the attention of the Minister OF
&C from which it appeared that 2O'o,ooV
rilreis would be required to discharge eAiS"i'7
ahIiootiops The Minister at once issued de-
noo ,,r,ntino the sum of 100000 milieis 'Sy
90 zo5 ooo in one payment, in addition to when
49, nonr,or allowance Will be continued uhtll
,ouisIotivo action is secured This was certainly
-. Hberal and considerable action Oh the part
- ,to NOW Government and if nothing less cred
;toblo than this ever occurs, Brazil VIII never
hovo cause to regret the step just taken. Inc
decree fixing this grant is as follows:
Tho Provisional Government Of the Republic OF the
Irn,o, states Of Brazil desiring 70 promote the popHeH
., the nosltlon and establishment Of the family oil inc
deposed dynasty, decroe5i =.
,,,clo There is conceded for one only occasion 70
tho rmroror the sum of five thousand contos de refs
o. COO OO0s). ..o
Ar . This amount not in prejudice of ADVANTAGES
secured 70 the chief deposed dynasty and bis family
IN the message OF the Provisional Government Of THIS aae
Art B. Dispositions to the contrary are revoked
RIO DE- Janeiro 10th November 1889.
Aside from the events connected With the I'M
perial family nothing occurred during The day
worthy of note. The late Prime Minister who had
been arrested second time for violating his
parole was kept closely confined, and his de-
portation was expected on that day. lie 1alled 10
arrange his departure, however, and did not leave
the country until November o.
THE REPUBLIC AN ESTABLISHED FACT
Between and o'clock on the morning OF the
/ 7th an officer appeared at the Palace and In
formed the Emperor that he must at once embark
with all the members of his family. The wreiched
old man protested that he was not fugitive and
that he preferred to embark by day, but, after
listening to the officers explanations that con-
fct might occur and blood might be shed, he
finally yielded, protesting that in such crisis
his old gray head was the only one that was cool
And so, at the dead hour of night, with no one
to say farewell and bid him Godspeed, the aged
EMPEROR with his devoted wife and children. went
down to the Caes Pharonx, where "a launch was
waiting to convey them out TO the small gunboat
Parnahyba. About O'Clock the gunboat steamed
ont of the harbor and went down TO llha Grande
IN wait for the merchant steamer Alagoas, which
had been chartered 10 convey the eXles to En-