The sun., 1889-11-19
United STATES OF BRAZIL.
ruIs rs THE NAME OF THE NEW SOUTH
AMERICAN REPUBLIC

ne Faithfully Carried Out by the New.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Despatches from Rio
y,rsIro reiterate the statement that the pro-
.i.mation OF the Republic met with no opposi-
.ion The latest intelligence received at Rio
J.nn,ro indicated that Bahia and Pernambuco
ara IN n state Of tranquility. People every
-here are so much absorbed in the new order
nIthIngs politically that business is at o COM
plste standstill.
commercial dispatches are forwarded from
prazll TO foreign countries without scrutiny or
d.lav All dispatches, however. relating to the
rolitIcal situation have to be submitted to the
ssnsor. The result OF this is that the only In
,.lucence about the revolution which has
r.aehed the outside world, except the very
meacre facts that have got through In the
eommercial kilograms In cipher, Is that which
hss met the approval Of the Government CEN
sorship.
Adespatch has been received at the Brazil
ian Legation here In London from DR.. Bar
boza, the Minister OF Finance OF the new
ooyernment directing the Brazilian Minister
10 notify the London Stock Exchange that all
financial engagements entered into by the Inn
perial Government will be faithfully observed
by the Republic. This despatch, II is thought,
will have a reassuring effect In commercial and
financial circles
The new Government has announced that It
will firmly maintain order. 1t is preparing
circular to foreign Governments relative to
the overthrow OF the Empire. which will be
telegraphed to them through the Brazilian
Bahia has signiled its adherence to the re-
public. News from the other provinces shows
that they are also in favor OF republican form
Dr. Barboza. the new Minister Of Finance,
has teeRraphed TO the Brazilian Minister here:
United sSlss n BTaz Re is de
posed, and Dom Pedro and his family have left
the country. The provinces have signitled their
general satisfaction prevail"
The Duke Of Sdmonrs, father Of Count d'Eu,
en tSe Uusen at It Bamoral that I the Emperor and ID
being subjected to any disagreoabie expert.
Brazilian securities fell per cent. on the
London STOCK Exchange to-day. 1t is difficult
effect an In these seeTEies
Ian bonds have largely refused to sell This
action has prevented panic.
Dom Pedro and the imperial family left yester-
day for Lisbon in the steamer Alagoas, which
was escorted on the brazilian coast by the
Senior Patrocinio has been imprisoned for
conspirtnR against the republic.
government are ali military men.
tho republic.
Peace and quietness reigns.
The republic will allow the deposed En-
peror 800 contos de reis per annumgduring his
lfe The five articles OF the Government de-
Eirst. The republic is proclaimed.
second-The provinces OF Brazil united by
{sdeEnation. Inn compose the United States OF
f6ird-Each State will form it's own local
.Fourth-Each State will send a representa-
tive to the Congress which will convene shortly,
and the fnal decision Of which the provincial
Fiith-Meantime the Governors Of the States
VII VII adopt p means ta to maintain order and pro-
The nations Internal and external relations
VIII be represented meanwhile BY the Pro-
vi9lonal Government
lie proclaimed Gen. La Fonseca, Senior Com
slant: sta and others proceeded to Petropolis In
eeiyed tho dePu.ation with sbsoiluto i'; COM M
n the path Of civilization to dispense with the
The country, while grateful to the Emperor
for hie patriotic services. was firmly resolved
70 % roCofnize 5so only the puiaIa 5epuibaIiea uo.,
elined to abdicate. but said he would yield to
10 % oa shs had
axe them to to outer h"r6ors MSfS sThs Where q
tain had boon Instructed to. sail as soon as the
imperial family had embarked.
Il he had received sealed orders instrpctIng
Tlsbon Is the destination Of the vessel .'1 'N"'
,%AsHINoToN. Nov. ia prominent citizen
pen who led the revolution could not retain
sneIE a eaders6ip: They are unknown to fame.
tonista- They might perceive their own weak
nsss and call Convention. which would bring
country. like Seraiva and Dantes. and this Con-
venuon would maturely consider the problem
S Sna 9ss form Of
&c Imperial family had better Be reeaed &c mn Il
eour6o. then they VIII be, obliged to assume
aa%SirS, fair and the result will be dlotatorship
msly notified Of the birth Of the Brazilian re-
public; Late this evening Senior Yalente, the
q the residence Of, SECRETARY Blaine with. two
despatcheg from the Minister Of War Of the
new %Sv reRSu5liS containing the 9eial
Secretary Blaine was IN attendance at
ihs Marltme Genferenoe 'I at the 6isflf Hriingto1
SI drove to the hotel and calling the Secretary
YER for his courtesy. The dispatches explicitly
SI.pS SInnpounced that the new Government is pro-
BALTIMoRE. Nov. lathe Rev. DR.. Chamber
lain. Presbyterian clerRyman. who was for
many years q missionary to Brazil said to-day
{hat the overthrow of the Imperial Government
mad been contemplated for some time. and was
NOT Bpontaneous outbreak as many sup
posed. While the Emperor himself had the
fespect and love OF the people. his daughter.
Isabel, was distrusted. It was feared that In
Time she would widen the influence OF the
fope, until In time the Roman Catholic Church
would control the political as well as the relig-
tSus affairs Of The country; Her oppositlon, 70
tne passage OF the bill for free religion, which
recently became q law, increased popular lis |
SSfGntent SfHnt and hurried the plans OF the Revolu-
The feeling against her was heightened by
tne attacks OF the press, which In Brazil has
enjoyed greater privileges than IN any other
fE9psror Sson S warned by the ne%spapers, that
4enless religion was kept out Of the affairs OF
Btste the empire, would eventually go to pieces.
Hnneess Isabel herself was not spared when
sae sa Pope, in recognition OF her services, be- |
EksooWed upon her the order OF the Golden Hose. |
Hhe newspapers editorially demanded that |
sne decoration should be returned, and supple: |
mehted this demand with the significant |
MA1rnine that the bestowal OF this order pre-: |
se sseedSd the dethronement of Queen Isabella and
th9 EMPRESS Josephine.
DR. Chanharlain said' ha waa narannallv ar |