Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-11-21


Affect German relations with Brazii."
THE news REACHES Mr.. BLAINE.
WAsHINGToS Nov. is.-The first off.
cial announcement Of the creation OF the
Brazilian republic was received here to-
night. The information reached Secre-
tary Blaine while he was a guest at q
dinner given in honor Of the Marine
Conference. Signor Valente, Brszil's
representative to this country, informed
Mr.. Blaine that he had just received two
cablegrRms from the new minister OF war
at Rio de Janeiro announcing that re-
publican form Of government has been
established and that the emperor has left
the country. Secretary Blaine simply
thanked Signor Yalents for his courtesy
in so promptly notifying him of the re-
ceipt OF the information and requested
Brazil'a representative to call at the State
Department tomorrow.
Rio DE- JAsErRo, Nov. 19.-The republic
has been proclaimed in all the provinces.
MOVE FOB RESTORATION.
PARIS, Nov. 19.-The Figaro says that
merchants in Hamburg have received dis
patches from Rio De Janeiro stating that
a movement has been started In that city
for the restoration of Dom Pedro, and
that fighting has occurred in the streets
betwssn the Monsrchists and Republi-
cans.
FINANCIAL CIRCLES REAssURED.
LosDos, Nov. ia dispatch from
Rio de Jsneiro this morning states that
Senior Da Fcnseca, president of the new
ministry, has formally announced the
departure of Dom Pedro for Lisbon.
Senior Ds Fonseca also announced that
he will continue to exercise supreme
executive authority until the country
shall have definitely decided upon new
government. Meanwhile the ordinary
functions Of administration Will continue
as under the old regime.
The dispatches of yesterday had re-
assuring effect in financial ciEcles.
Brazilian securities on the London stock
exchange TO day recovered much OF the
ground lost yester ay and are quoted
from two to three points higher than LIST
nights closing prices. The feeling pre-.
walls that the change of government will
not injuriously affect Brazilian financial
obligations.
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE LATER ON.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l9.--Mr. Charles Il.
Fli1t, Who arrived here from Washing
ton this morning, where he had been
attending the American congress, re,
ceiyed two csbleRrams from Brazil this
morning. One was from merchant
house in Para, and stated that "exchangt
advanced from ~ pence to "a! pence
Brazil tranquil. Revolution may cause
trouble later on"
Tha akhar aaII xu,n fror, nj arJ 49,,
firmed the published reports about tn,
departure of the imperial family and th;
proclamation OF the republic. This cablt
also stated that the present government
would carry out all the obligations Of til,
imperial government and that there wa
likely to be peaceful solution of al
difficulties.
RIO De JASEIRo, Nov. 10, VIA CALVES
ros.-Adhesion to the new order O.
things continues. The National GuarC
and most Of the prominent public men il
all the provinces are In accord with tn,
present course OF events.
Senior Campos Sslles, the new minis
ter OF justice, who has been absent, ha
arrived in this city. lie was received will
enthusiasm. He has taken possession o.
his department, having declared befort
the president and minister of the suprem
tribunal his adhesion to the new order o
things. Like declarations have been mad
by all the generals and magistrates.
The manifesto Of the republican gov
ernm6nt OF Brazil is as follows:
| FELLOW CITIZENS: Tho people, the arm
and navy, and the provinces have now DC
creed the fall OF the imperial dynasty an
uN4S naaf FFN haN
This patriotic revolution has bsen folowe
By the formation OF provisional govern
ment, whose first mission Is to guargnte
order, liberty, and the rights OF the cislzet
The formation Of this government until
definite government has been named hH
been made with full regard to the mo;
competent material. The government
simply composed OF temporary agent
who will govern and maintain peace, III
erty, fraternity aud order. The attribute
and extraordinary faculties invested az
for the defence and integrity of the countr
and the preservation OF public order.
The provisional government promises
use ali means in It's power to guarantees 81
curity Of life and property to all the iDhal
itants nt Brazil, native and foreign, and r,
speet for political opinions, excepting II
exigent notifications necessary for Ii
good Of the country. Tine army and nav,
the ordinary functions OF the departmel
of Justice, the civil and military admin
tratlons, will continue under their exlstil
organizations, and respect for those holC
Ing position will be maintained.
The Senate and State Council al
abolished and the Chamber OF Deputies
dissolved. The provisional governme
recognizes Rad acknowledges all nation
compromises under the late Sovernmel
and all agreements with foreign power
The public debt, Internal and external vi
be respected; also all existing contrac
and obligations legally made.
DEopoRA FONsECA,
Chief OF the provisional government.
Clndido Oliyeira is still prisoner.
Count dEu has resigned. He is like
to leave Brazil.
The Bourss continues animated; e:
J change, ga.
Emperor Dom Pedro made the folio,
ing reply to the commm lntcat!on OF ii
new government informing him OF b
: deposition:
In view OF rho address handed me on Il
. l7th lust, at 3 O'CLOCK, p. nj, reso!ve
, submit to the cOmmAnd of circumstance
TO leave with all my family for Europe I
4 morrow, leaving this beloved COUNT
which ! have tried TO give Arm testimony
. my aifect!onate love and M dedicate
| uuTluS uehKly lutl u century ~ cIlbE OF I
state. 1 will AWAY have kiudly temel
: brauces Of Brazil and hopes for It's pre-
perity. ID. PEDRO pE sLcASTARA
| To the provisional goysrn.n ~.
: Rio DE JANElRo, November 18Th, 1889,
1 Tho provisional government deliver
/. to the emperor draft for 500 contos
o eEable him to live we'll and Independent
Y OF the donation already mentioned.
The King OF Portugal has offered E
peror Dom Pedro the use of his palace
Lisbon.
: The funeral ceremony in honor of XII
!, Luis has been postponed.