Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-18
A Ropubiic Now.

| A Ropubiic Now.
u, LONDON, Now 17.--A despatch from
MO Janeiro says:
Dom Pedro has departed from Brazil
ne sailed direct for Lisbou. Before hi,
departure he was formally notified of hI.
| eeposition. AT the same time he was In.
tinued, wv oon
The province Of Bahia opposes the Re
| pubic, but most OF tho other province.
have signiiled theii adherence to the new
regime. AN"
-. Doctor Barboza, the new Minister Of
finance, announces that all contracts en-
tered into by the Imperial Goyernmen,
will be maintained.
LosDoH, Nov. 17.-R,o Janeiro |.
quiet. The overthrow OF the monarchy
has temporarily alyzed business. on
the Exchange nothing Is doing.
! LIMA, Nov. II, via Galveston. The
latest advlces from Rio JaneIro. dated
Nov. i6, 9.55 p. m., are 10 the effect that
the province of Bahia Is opposed to the
revolution. Viscount Ouro Preto, ex.
Minister OF the Interior. aud Senior
Mayuucls, banker, hayc bccn arrested.
The Emperor is looked on with suspicion.
The Provisional Government has aboI-
ishci tue Monarchy.
The Revolutionary Commission has
been sworn 10 before tie Chamber of the
Municipality. The Republic Is q cer-
tainty, and great enthusiasm PREVAILS
opoRro, Nov. l7.-A despatch from
Rio Janeiro to the Commercio D'Oporto
says that the former Primo Minister of
Brazil has heen ordered To leave the coun
Try and that he will sail immediately on
board the Kalilla.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 17-The Indepen-
denco Beige has dispatch from Liskon,
saying: THE overthrow OF the BRAZIL
Ian monarchy is regarded as deilnitive.
Ihe Portuguese people sympatbize with
bic In Portugal"
The new Brazilian Government has
Issued u manifesto announcing that the
monarchy has b. en- abolished. Various
provinces have stnt assurances OF sup
port to the new regime. The former
Ptime Minister HIS been arrested. The
Emperor will be treated with Il great eat
consideration.
Another despatch from Rio do Janeiro
states that tho garrison oil that city has
formed provisional government, CON-
prisipg senor Constant, q Journalist nam
ed Quintino Bocaquiva, and General Du
fonsecs. The populacs, the latest des-
patches cay, are holding alcof from The
revolutionary movement, and It is be-
lieved that tho Government will DO able
10 suppress II.
WHAT SECRETARY BLAINE SAYS.
WAsuINGToN, ID. c., Nov. l7.-The
monbers Of the Brazilian Legation are
still without Information direct from
thNfH la, ~
tlon OF aiialls there. They were In hopes
Of receiving come news to-day, but none
came, and their only intelligence was
derived from the press ana from tele-
gram TO the United States Department
OF State.
Secretary Blaine said this evening that
he had received only one despatch from
Rio, and that simply confirmed the press
dispatches. II stated In substance, that
the army aud navy were on the side of
tho insurgents, that q provisional govern
ment had bean formed, and that the Em-
peror was prisoner In his palace.
THB NEWS AMONG COFFEE MEN.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--The report of
revolution In Brazil, followed by a report
of another In Venezuela, caused vast
amount OF excitement among down town
merchants engaged In the South Ameri-
can trade. These reports caused great
crowd to gather in the CeiIee Exchange
this morning. At the call prices advanced
a little over the closing of yesterday.
The first four lots OF 900 bags Of Dec.m-
Der were sold at Us G5, an advance of
10 20 points over yesterday. 1t fell OIL
from Sl5.G5 TO tl5.55.
The annual importation of Brazilian
coffee into the United States amounts 10
$50, 900. 900; rubber, $4,000, 900; sugar.
tG0, ,000, 900, and hides, f3a,0,0,t00. Halt
OF the coffee consumed in the United
States comes from Brazil, thirteen six
teenths oil the rubber, one-tenlh oil the
sugar, and small percentage OF the
hides used here come from there.
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