New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-18
DOM PEDRO SAILS AWAY
LEAVING BRAZIL FOR PORTUGAL
THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY GIVES HIM
A DAY IN WHICH TO TAKE HIS
DEPARTURE.
THE PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THE FOUND
ING OF THE REPUBLIo-MosT OF THE
PROVINCES GIVE THEIR ADHERENCE
TO THE NEW ORDER-THE
PORTUGUESE sYMPATHIzE
WITH THE BRAZILIANS.

WITH THE BRAzILIANs.
London, Nov. ia dispatch from Rio Janeiro
says: Dom Pedro has departed from Brazil
his departure he was formally informed of his
deposition. AT the same time he was told that
the civil list would be continued.
The Province of Bahia opposes the Republic,
but most of the other provinces have signifed
their adherence to the new regime
Doctor Barboza, the new Minister of Finance,
announces that all contracts entered into by the
Imperial Government will be maintained
The city is quiet The overthrow of the
Monarchy has temporarily paralyzed business.
On the exchanges nothing is doing
Lima, Peru, Nov. II, via Galveston.-The latest
advices from Rio Janeiro, dated November 16,
9:55 p. m. state that the Provisional Government
has abolished the monarchy. The Revolutionary
Commission addressed a message to the Emperor
telling him to leave the country in twenty-four
hours The Emperor acknowledged this notice
and leaves by the packet Aagoas, accompanied
by the ironclad Riachuelo The Brazilian Repub-
lie will give the Emperor certain amount on
which to live in Europe. The Revolutionary Com
mission has been sworn in before the Chamber of
the Municipality.
The Republic is certainty and great en-
thusiasm prevails
Viscount Ouro Preto ex-Minster Of the In
terror and Senior Mayunck, banker, have been
arrested.
London, Nov. 1.-The Brazilian Legation here
has received no official advices from Rio Janeiro.
Buenos Ayres, Nov. II, via Galveston.-Dis-
patches from Brazil say that the manifesto of
the Provisional Government declared that the OBJ
ject of the new regime is to promote peace and
liberty. The pormanency of the Senate will be
maintained, and all anterior legal acts will be
recognized by the new Government
Oporto, Portugal, Nov. ia dispatch from Rio
Janeiro to the "Commercio do Porto says that
the former Prime Minister of Brazil has been
ordered to leave the country, and that he would
sail Immediately on board the Ralilia.
Brussels, Nov. 1.-THE Independence Beige
has dispatch from Lisbon saying: =" The over
throw of the Brazilian Monarchy is regarded as
doinitive. The Portuguese people sympathze
with the Brazilians. Similar events are possible
in Portugal"
Lisbon, Novl 1.-THE corvette Bartholomes
Diaz has been ordered to Brazil.
Paris Nov 1.-THE Brazilian Minister here ex-
presses surprise that several stanch Monorchists.
whom he thought incapable of treason, are among
the reported ringeaders of the Brazilian revoiu-
ton. He said that the Republicans are only a
small minority; that the Emperor is universally
beloved; that General da Fonseca has much
prestige, and is popular with the army, and that
Senior Constant is not important Ihe
Minister'S son scouts the idea that slaves
had anything to do with the movement Inc
Republicans he said, supported the emancipation
of the slaves A revolution had been foreseen,
but was not expected to take place until after the
death of the Emperor