The sun., 1889-12-08
DON PEDRO I'm PORTUGAL
TIE Ex-Empsror Reaches LdsboA sAa 0s
Received by HinG CaFlos.

DON PEDRO IN PORTUGAL
| TIE Ex-Empepor Reaches LNnboa ana a
Received by Hing Carlos.
LrsDoN, Dec. THE steamer Alagoas,
with ox-Emneror Dom Pedro OF Brazil and
party on board, and flying the old Brazilian
Gag arrived in the TaRus at 10:15 o'clock this
morning Dom Pedro. the eX-Empress, the
Count and Countess d'Eu. son-in-law and
daughter respectively OF the ex-Emperor. the
| three sons OF the Count aud Countess, and
Prince August Of SAKE e-CoburR. the other SON
| in-law OF Dom Pedro. were met by King Carlos
who went on board the AlaRoas, accompanied
by the Infanto Alphonso and the Portuguese
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. King Carlos met
| Dom Pedro at the top OF the stairs. The de-
throned Emperor and the King kissed heartily.
| Few words passed between them. and Brazil
was not alluded TO.
The ex-Emperor saidi " / never will forgive
those Republicans for their rough treatment
oime."
Tho family soon landed and drove to the
Hotel BraRanEa. All along the route thoy re-
ceived respectful greetings from the people
In an interview on board the Alagoas the OK
Emperor said that he did not intend to issue q
manifesto. He said have no desire to busy
myself longer with Brazilian affairs. had no
intercourse with the republican Government
received q telegram nt the summer palace at
Petropolis. announcing that the revolution had
triumphed. Upon its receipt went to Rio
Janeiro. and placed myself at the disposal
OF the revolutionary Government the palace
at Rio Janeiro was instantly encircled by
tr OOPS, and ingress and eRress were stopped.
The siege lasted for thirty-two hours. during
which time my family suffered from want Of
food. We were then taken secretly after mid
tnhk hat- Ia of fror
the palace to the arsenal and placed on board
war ship.
the Parnahybs. As soon as we were on board
she took her departure for 1lha 9rRndo. Upon
our arrival there. though the sea was rough.
continually; Her hands and wrists were hurt
l myself was deeply affected, and spent the
time watching the coast as It gradually disap-
5S0w s kS noSn Tnsn ~ h1Is f
pigeon bearing my farewell message to Brazil"
The ex-Emperor eagerly uuesti4ned his in
Sad sssa pSG pS6she ReTS Eurep % He ds
lighted upon learning that tie Brazilian n ting
70 Ss hs and sa
Ing splendid health; The Empress appears
It is learned from Interviews with members
Of Dom Pedro's party that on the morning OF
perial chapel. at his summer residence, after
the col bration OF mass a telegram was handed
h re that he
mediately come TO lilo Janelro, as since dawn
insurgents had placed the city under siege.
streets.
Dom Pedro at once returned to Rio Janeiro.
soa 5eSSn b2 roop suS Entered
the room in which Dom Pedro was and read to
him Gen. da Fonsecas decree proeialming the
republic.
Alter the reading Of the decree Dom Pedro
held a meeting Of his Ministers aud Council
with senior Sarowa at its head, but to this Gen.
da Fonseca objected. saying that republic
had Ss and SSs s6s by
family in Brazil was incom Patibl with the ex-
isting state OF affairs, and that they must leave
with bis friends decided to agree to the do
mands OF the Republicans, No oommuniea-
dro and the loreian REPRESENTATIVES, ..
NJ At o,cloek the following NJ morning rp1,g Major
etill in bed. He bore written orders from Gen.
should embark forthwith, The rovernment w %
would not all0w then to wait until daylight.
might result in, blcodshed. This measure
was :, considered doubIy necessary By
were greatly excited. Count d 'Eu and bis wlfo
1shuoio' tuo uau&ulSE, anu
their children were compelled to leave the pal |
to the quay. Dom Pedro and the Empress fol- |
lowing them Immediately in q carriage under
escort OF a body OF troops.
Tho imperial party embarked on o steam
launch and were taken to q man -of. war. which
Immediately proceeded to Ilha Grande, an
island siXty-eiGht miles from Rio JAneiro,
where the party were Kept as prisoners until
afternoon, when they were transferred to the
Alagoas. Tho latter vessel at once sailed for
Lisbon.
Some incidents have been made known Of the
voyage OF the AaRoRs, bearing the Brazilian
royal family, which show the good feeling and
Monday. Dec. 2, which was the birthday OF the
day was celebrated with such limitations upon
festivity us their presence on a ship forced
upon them; but was closed with banquet In
the cabin. At this banquet the Countess pro-
posed her fathers health: Dom. Pedro re-
sponded, and then said: Now It ID my turn
to proposs toast" and lifting his glass no
said Let US drink to the lasting prosperity of
Every one duly honored the toast and then
all sat at the table In silence for many minutes,
as II with Q general feeling that the emotions
Of the occasion needed no words.
The CAPTAIN OF the AlaRoas had received in |
structions to do everything in his power to
meet the wishes of Dom Pedro and make him
and his family comfortable.
Many inquiries have been made OF Dom Pedro
touchinR his future and his attitude toward tho
OF Brazil In answer to ali these
ne confines himself to the declaration that IL
to return 10 Brazil he will 20.