The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-22
BRAzIL'S BALLOT.
The New Government Proclaims Uni
versal Suffrage.

The New Government Procla1ms uni
versal Suffrage.
Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 21.-The provisional
government has issued decree establishing
universal suffrage throughout the republic.
FRANCE SENDS A CORVETTE.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-A meeting Of the cabinet
was held to-day. M. Barley, minister of
marine, announced that the corvette Sane
had been dispatched to Brazil to protect
the interests of French residents.
PEACE AND TRANQUILITY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Dr. Valente,
minister from Brazil, called at the state
department to-day and informed Secretary
Blaine that his latest advices from Brazil
were to the effect that peace and tranquility
relgned, and that the new government was
receiving the support of the people.
DR.. Valente also received this morning
authority from the provisional government
to instruct the representatives of Brazil to
the international American congress to
continue to act for their country in the
sessions of th econgress. 1t is supposed that
similar instructions have been sent to the
delegates in the international marine
conference
DOM PEDRO'S LANDING PLACE.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-It is not certain at
which port the vessel conveying Emperor
Dom Pedro from Brazil will arrive, but it
is believed to be improbable that she will
come to Lisbon. 1t is expected that she
will cali at st. Vincent, and proceed then
according to circumstances.
THE PRINCESS MATRIMONIAL CONTRACT.
The provisional government has prom
ised to respect the princess matrimonial
contract, and also the pensions conceded
the poor by Emperor Dom Pedro.
All Brazilians able to read and write are
fO ta1n
officers
Exchange remains unaltered.
1t is said that the United States have rec
ognized the republic.
THE NAVY's ALLEGIANCE.
The Brazilian navy, under command of
baron Coruba Viscount Maracuya has rec
ognlzed the change of government. The
baron has sworn allegiance to the republic
Viscount Ouro Preto, chief of the deposed
imperial ministry, has left Brazil.
The republics flag is the old national
colors with the addition of twenty-one stars,
representing the different states of the new
United States of Brazil. 1t is inscribed
with the words, "Order and Progress"
Inc government stamps now bear blue
iooe enclosed with the words, Republic of
the United States of Brazil"
brigadier Coelyo has been named gov
ernor of the province of Matteo- Crosse.
SuV. NOl. JACQUES OdrlbIn6 mas Deen ap-
pointed secretary to the chief of the gov
ernment General tranquility prevails.
TO ELECT PRESIDENT NEXT MONTH.
4 LONDON, Nov. %, 3 A. MA dispatch
from Berlin says it is reported there that
several of the powers will send ironclads to
no Janeiro to protect their subjects in
Brazil.
- The Brazilian parliament meets early in
december to choose a president.
ITALY SENDS A CRUISER.
ROME, Nov. 21.-The government has
dispatched a cruiser to Rio Janeiro.
A GERMAN COLONY.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Berlin corre-
II spondent of the Chronicle says: "The. hope
generally expressed here in the event of a
Spit up that 100000 Germans in southern
brazil will ask for German protection. It
not improbable that an attempt will be
made with the help of the colonial party
pendencep