New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
GERMANY AND BRAZIL.
THE PERMANENCE OF THE NEW REPUBLIC
DOUBTED IN THE FORMER COUNTRY.
RUMoRs OF DnssENsIONs IN THE BRAZILIAN
MINISTRY CONFERENCE OF DOM
PEDRo's RELATIvEs--THE AUsTRo.
RUSSIAN TRUCE.

PEDRos RELATIVEs-THE AUsTRo.
RUSSIAN TRUCE.
Copyright 1889. Bythe Hew. York Assooiated Prs'i
Berlin, Nov. 23-1he news from Brazil is watched
with intense interest Public opinion tends to doubt
the pcrmanencc of the Republic. The North German
Gazette referring to the probable necessity Of sending
warships 10 protect German interests, says: Though
the Brazians dislike the sight of blood, the rcvolt
may yet en1angcr the lives Of foreign residents.
The present wiclders OF power must be warned to
avoid measures that must force European states
TO interfere TO protect their countrymen.' The
Krem Zetung7 holds that the recognition Of the
Republic IS impossible the success OF
pronuncismento that the voice Of Constituents
| assembly must first be heard Cable dispatches to
Hamburg firms assert that the Ministry IS divided
by ferc personal quarrels that General da Fonsecas
dctaorial rritate his colleagues, and that
his resignation is desired. Any such tcm indicating
want of cohesion IN the new Government OF Brazil,
finds prominence in the semioflicial press here
IA prediction which finds crcdencc Is that the
Republic will break into three 5tates-equatorial.
central and southern The latter having large German
po ulat,on, claiming the protection OF the Fathcrand
On The Bose, following the Paris impulse, brazilian
loans sold heavily, were also shares Of tho
banks concerned therein. The Deutche Bank has
thought It necessary TO Issue notice stating that 1t
is not interested in Brazilian finances.
lated to Dom Pedro, met at Vienna yesterday to con-
slider what action they should take in case OF the
appearance Of symptoms Of Monarchlst reaction
kilograms from Lisbon were read at the meeting, eX-
pressing hope of the restoration Of the monarchy.
The family feeling In favor OF an attempt TO place
Dom Pedros sailor grandson, Prince Pedro upon the
throne. 1t has been decided, however. to await the
arrival Of the eXlled Emperor
THE PROPOSED AUsTRO. RUSSIAN TRUCE.
which Prince Bismarck forced upon Count Kalnoky,
are already partly fulfilled the Russian side. The
Gar has stopped the Panslavst committee from send
ing agents into Bulgaria, and has peremptory warned
them not foster in the meantime, within bulgaria.
any AGITATION The Austrian side brought about the
rupture of proposed marriage OF Prince Ferdinand
TO the Princess d'Aencon. Count Kalnoky has in
structed the Austrian Consul in sofia TO modify his
psrtsanship in behalf of Prince Ferdinand. Finally,
Emperor Francis Joseph, though resentlng the sug-
re,ton OF the cessiOn Of Trentno to Italy. has con
,euted TO grant TIcntino an autonomous local al
mini,traton separate from the German lyroi
Of which It has hitherto formed part
Emperor Francis Joseph has also ordered the TO
lease of several Irlidentsts imprisoned at Innsbruck
These concessions amount practically to little.
,ubouab quotation of the Bulgarian loan has been
st,npod Count Kalnoky permitted the LanderoahK
Yesterday TO advance 100000 francs 10 inc "o'
ornment at sofia. His policy continues 10 10 " /
"A
rI,b ar without Prince Ferdinand, VINO. wroth a, .ne
change in his personal situation, threatens " lossu'
RUSSIAN WAR PREPARATIONS
prssis behind a pacific diplomatic mask does
net cease her massing Of troops upon her fronuers.
wi,bin three weeks eight regiments OF cavalry anu
CIV ~ infantry have been added TO the troops satoneu
an rho Calician and BukOvinan frontiers. me WORK
-, railway extension on the wilma, kovno warsaw |
and Kief lines Is being accelerated IN oruer thdt o
strategio sy EN- may be completed by May.
rHr GEIMAN COURT SEASON TO BE GAY.
Tho German Court Will leave Potsdam on THURSDAY |
- coma =, Berlin for the winter season, which |
n,tsos 70 be the most brilliant ever known % ule
r,,nirc and 10 make up for the long succession VI
nor,ods Of mourning Household Minister PaeSdorh
os advised the Diplomatic Corps OF the changes III ce'c
.,nloI eunuette at court ordered by the Em.epHS:
npIl a. grand reception will be held on DTehoo.
and will be- followed by score or dinners dnu
tableaux -vivans aud Dalls
DELAYED ROYAL BETROTHAh'
Tho Emreror still wlthhods his assent 10 'no
,ot,,,ba Of his sister Margaret to the Chare"lon'
DC bismarck is reported as approving the ihaop
-, princess herself is willing. since meeting hqs
ln1 at Athens, The reluctance OF thc fnpcrtoa i"
su NV h,,,cd N the weakly constitution OF uc NAa.'
I.i The fact that the Prince Is Luuerah Io
W p,acIo 10 the match. she Is rcaly 10 JOIN 'no
crock Orthodox Church