The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24
EUROPE'S EYE ON BRAZIL.
MoNARCHIsT5 ANXIOUS TO SEE
TIE REPUBLIC FAIL.

The German Semi -Oficial Press Re-
ports Fierce Personal Quarrels
Among the New Ministers-A Pre-
diction That the Country Will Break
Into Three States-A Meeting of the
Coburg Family.
Copyrighted, 1889. by the Nes0 York Associated
Press)
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-News from Brazil is
watched with intense interest. Public
opinion tends to doubt the permanency of
the repcblc. The North German Gazette,
referring to the probable necessity Of send
ing war-ships to protect German interests,
saws; Though Brazilians dislike the sight
of blood, revolt may yet endanger the
lives of foreign residents. The present
wielders of power must be warned to avoid
measures that must force European states
to interfere to protect their countrymen."
The Kreuz Zeitung holds that recogni-
tion of the republic is impossible on the
mere success of a pronunciamento; that the
voice of constituent assembly must first
be heard.
THE NEW MINISTRY DIVIDED.
Cable dispatches to Hamburg firms assert
that the new ministry is divided by fierce
personal quarrels; that Gen. da Fonseca's
dictatorial manners irritate his colleagues,
and that his resignation is desired. ANY
such item indicating want of cohesion in
the new government of Brazil finds promi-
nence in the semi-off1cial press here. A
prediction which finds some credence is
that the republic will break into three
states-equatorial, ceatral and southern,
the latter, having large German popula-
tion, claiming the protection of the father
land.
BRAZILIAN BONDS.
On the Bourse, Bra zllan loans were sold
heavily, as were also the shares of the
banks concerned therein. The Deutsche
bank has thought it necessary to issue
notice stating that it is not interested in
Brazilian finances.
The members Of the Coburg family who
are related to Dom Pedro, met at Vienna yes
terday to consider what action they should
take in the event of the appearance of
symptoms of a monarchst reaction. Tele-
grams from Lisbon were read at the meet
ing expressing hope of the restoration of the
monarchy. Family feeling is in favor Of
an attempt to place Dom Pedro's sailor
grandson, Price Pedro, upon the throne.
1t has been decided, however, to await the
arrival OF the exiled emperor.
BRITISH wAR-sHIPs ORDERED TO RIO.
LONDON, Nov. 23-Two British war
ships have been ordered to Rio Janeiro.
RECOGNITION BY THIS GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Dr. Valente, the
Brazilian minister, to-day received a cable
gram from Rio Janeiro stating that
United States Minister Adams had estab-
lShed relations with the government now
in control of affairs in that country. This
information he communicated to the state
department, and it is reported that he
urged upon Secretary Blaine the ex-
pediency of this government instructing
Minister Adams to complete the act of formal
recognition. While it is doubtless felt
by the state department that the republic
Of the United States of Brazil has been
established upon a permanent basis, it is
probable that the act of formally recogniZ-
ing it, through our minister, will be post
poned until there is an official head or chief
executive, chosen in pursuance of some
regular method. The meeting of the con-
gress in Brazil has been called for next
month, when the new republic will proba-
bly, be launched with complete orgRniza-
ton. When that is ACCOMPLISHED the queS-
tlon of formal recognition by this govern
ment will probably not be delayed.
DIRECTOR OF TELEGRAPHs.
Charles R. Flint has received the follow
Ing cablegram from Rio Jaueiro, dated
to-day: "Capt. Averina has been appointed
director Of telegraphs. Communication Is
Professionally suspended with all points in
Brazil excepting coast cities, which are
served by the Western Brazilian Gable
Company" Another cablegram quotes ex7
change as firm, Rio 2715, Para 279s.
RECOGNIZED BY SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Nov. 23.-The federal council has
instructed the Swiss consul general at Rio
Janeiro to continue with~the provisional
government the relations heretofore main
tanned with the empire.