New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-10

Before the arrival of the Emperor the ffemer handed
I'm his resignation, but said nothing 10 the Emperor
about H. We knew nothing oi inc Provisional
Government Business was suspended. The great.
est fears WEIR entertained not of tho soldiers but
of the blacks On Sunday the telegraph was seized
No messages were delivered, not even those addressed
n the British Consul. ! went 10 the Consulate at
10 o'clock IN the morning, and was stopped by soldiers
Mr. Nicolinl the acting British Consul, was stopped
Also We feared that exchange would fall TO nothing
but the Provisional Government notified the English
bank managers that II they allowed exchange to fall
tleir establishment would be suppressed. The Pro
visonal Government also offered to guard the bank
but this offer was declined. The next day exchange
only fell from % lid. 10 27d.
Il saw the Emperor on a balcony, guarded by
soldiers Nothing could exceed the feeling Of kind
ness which everybody. including the Provisional
Minister'S entertained toward him. The cowardce
of those who ought 10 have resisted contemplate
The wealthy classes were timorous, rather than in
different The old loyal feeling began TO wear out
after two DAYS The Republican leaders had intended
10 issue proclamation in December, but seeing that
the National Guard was increased. they resolved on
a coup d'etat do not believe the North IS strong
enough 10 separate. The only possible secesslonist
movement viii be from the Germans. We have $50
passengers who are fleeing from the country.
The fan of Count Preto excited very slight SYM
patby and but little regret was expressed. Al
officers who favored the monarchy have been re
moved. Titles are disappearing and public function
aries are ADDRESSED a. 'Cdado.' Official letters Will
henceforth terminate with the words sautatiOn health
and fraternity The restriction on commercial tee-
grams was removed on November Il, but political
,elegrams were rejected. The Government provided
against the publication of anything unfavorabe or
disqucting Even telegrams 10 foreign Ministers were
quietly suppressed The Rio Legislature on the 18th
approved reconstruction OF the Constitution on the
basis Of a thorough democracy. The same day was a
public holiday throughout Brazil. General da FOnscca
is officially styled President of the Republic ana
Dom Pedro eX Emperor. On the officers uniforms a
replaces the crown On the 2Oth the ohclai
ploc lamations dated the Fourth day OF ih'
brazilian Republic .,
The Minister of Marine, at the head Of small
body of sailors and marines, tried to suppress wh1l
he believed 10 be revolt of the infantry a. lhcI
barracks but the marines fraternZcd with inc ieDes
who summoned the Minister to surrender ms ne
refused 10 NO point blank and tried TO ORA" ms
revolver. The soldiers Immediately shot MN UOWi'
i'm the presence of either General da tOnseca OF his
aide. General da FOnseca and the dlsatered troops
anticipated that the Government would move agdiIst
and battery of artillery surrounded the santa Anna
barracks. where the Ministers had assemDle1. Inc
troops inside fralemizcd with those outside. Inc
larrack gates were thrown open. and the Ministers
and exit. sautel by the troops.
The citizens unmOved. Telegrams were
printed I'm Rio papers to try TO show tha EuIpP wa
. auDrpvinC the change Of regime. TELEGRAM, dat
London. November 10, from the ROthschlas 10 Ih
Finance Minister, published in English and P1rtu
gucse. II expressed the Rothschiids unieenu . sh
faction with fhe assurance of the Government thai
would adhere 10 all contracts, and also the nope ina
the Government would strain every nerve 10 mdhtdl
entire the vast dOmnionS OF Brazil ,,..,
The CommerciO d. OppOrtO7 publishes dlNpai'I
from Rio Janero dated December 6. which states Una
senior Barbosa Minister OF Finance had resgne anf
that he had been replaced by Senior saldanha Manho