New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
DON PEDRO IN PORTUGAL.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALAGOAS WITH THE M
PERIAL EXILES AT LISBON.
THE Ex.EMpERoR WELCOMED BY KING CARLOS
SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF THE DEPART
IRE FROM BRAZIL DESCu BED-THE

EMPRESS ROUGHLY USED.
Lisbon Dec THE steamer Alagoas with ex-
Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil and party on oosru
and flying the old Brazilian flag arrived In the Iagus
al 10 10 O'Clock this morning. She anchored OH
Beem suburb OF Lisbon, opposite the Lazaretto but
was not compelled to undergo quarantine Dom
Pedro, the exEmprcss the Count and countess Eu
sonin-law and daughter, respectively, OF the eA-
EMPEROR tho three sons of the Count and Countess,
and Prince August Of SaxeCoburg, the other sonin-
law OF Dom Pedro came ashore Immediately. Before
the party left the steamer she was boarded by King
-arlos who extended welcome to the ex-
Emperor. Dom Pedro IS in excellent spirits ana ap
pears not 10 have suffered by the recent events In
Brazil Baron dc LOretO. who was the last Minister
Of the Interior under Dom Pedro, was also ABOARD OF
the Alagoas.
When King Carlos boarded the Alagoas. he met Dom
Pedro at the top OF the stairs. The dethroned En-
peror and the King kissed heartily. Few words passed
between them and Brazil not alluded to. The
ex- Empress said
al never will forgive those Republicans for their
rough treatment Of me-"
King Carlos was accompanied by the Infanto AL
phonse and the Portuguese Minister OF Foreign Affairs
when he went board the Aagoas to welcome Dom
Pedro As the imperial party landed an artillery
salute fired. guari of honor was drawn up
at the landing place And troops were massed around
the arsenal. The party took carriages and were
driven the palace escorted by squadron OF cavalry
No unpleasant incident occurred during the drive.
The ex Emperor and his party embarked the
royal yacht and were landed at the Naval Arsenal.
Upon disembarkinG they were approached by number
Of old servants who weeping. The family then
drove TO the Hotel Braganza. All along the route
they received respectful greetings from the people
1t is expected that Dom Pedro will remain At Lisbon
for month, and VIII then 60 to Cannes though he
NAV visit Paris first.
The embarkaton of the Imperial family on the
Alacoas was so much hurried that, in the confusion
part of tho baggage left behind.
Prince Pedro Augusta, the Of Augustus Of SAKE
Coburc. and grandson Of Dom Pedro. had on the
VOYAGE severe attack OF fever caused supposed
bv the excitement OF the departure. In his delirum
no constantly cred out that the people were going
n kin him lie Is now fully restored to health
The Empress complains that the revolutionary
leaders prevented her from seeing single person
hcfor her departure except the immediate attendants
of the court.
The Alaroas touched at Terrific upon her VOYAGE.
becare the Emperor desired to the scenery OF that
island
grams from European soveregns and notables He
viii remain here for some days, and goes hence 10
Madrid.
In AN nterviow o. board the Alsgoas the x.Emperor
stated that he ha not intended 10 issue manifesto
lie sad. Il have no desire 10 busy myself with
brazilian afais. ! had no intercourse With the
pcn,,tlican Government ] received a telegram az
,be snu,ner palace al Peropolis. announcing that the
revolution hal triumphed. Upon ifs receipt l went
10 Rio Janero and placed myself at the disposal
nj the Revolutionary Government The palace at
pto Janciro wa, instantly encirced by troops and
inrrss and egss were Stopped The siege lasted for
thirtz.two hours. during which tine my family
,acred much for want OF food. We wer then taken
secretly. after midnight between a double file of
,o,ders from the paace to the arsenal
and placed board warshlp.
The vessel upon which were placed was the
parnahvba. As soon as were on board she took
hon denart,re for Ilha Grande. Upon arrival tbere
hourh the sea was rough wcro transferred In small
hoats en- the Alagpas. The Empress was aglated and
,,on, continually Her hands and wrists were bur,
as she was being hauled Oh board tho Alagoas nv.
so,t was doeply affected and spent the time watching
the coast a. II gradually disappeared from view When
tho sboro line dropped below the horizon. | let fy
a carrier pigeon bearing my farewell message TO
Drazil.7
The cx- Emperor eagerly questioned his interviewer
,bont te news from Brazil which had been published
In Europe lie was delighted upon learning that the
brazilian flag was unchanged. II is Dom Podro's
intention 10 visit the opera house tomorrow and he ar
the opera "Othellop lie looks 10 be ENJOYING
splendid health The Empress appears frightened and
daZcd
A steamer with Baron do Andrads. the brazilian