New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
POPTI'GAL AND ENGLAND.
A BRITISH FLEET At MozAMB!crE-"FPrBLi Bill
r>HC <ND PATRIOTS.

CANS AND PATRIOTS.
Lisbon sept. 22.-Thc newspapers hcrc, III an
rouuciu. the arrival Of British squadron at MOAN"
hiouc saw tha; the Cabinet has sent cable oi>p'''h
o., the Governor If Mozambique Informing nm "i 'he
i ,,,,jon of the Ministry and advising lin I" Ic
ccvc IN, British Admiral with the respect dlc rep
r.en,,.vc of a friendly nation. II the ADMIRAL h""
ever should attempt to infringe the status quo II i
.conme ndcd that the t'ovcinor U.s., hi> OWN "'>'c'o
il. uphodine the honor "i ior,"eai. , h,vc inn
The condition of the King l. reported l" nave I'M
proved .,, Ia. -,
Paris. sept g.. The ">icclc" today pnhl.hes az a.,
interview With >Sor Sasa>ia. rN Prime Minister "l
Hm'un rccrrn. to The >iruaiioA .n P"rtr.a >rlior
sa:;.sta sud that the r"riuGu">" i;rpuih'i, Dcir
,h cnn.ruuencrs of foreign Interference. which might
involve absolute los To uril colpin",. np'''i ~
de- Jared wa> merely seeking 10 preserve th ~"
ono in Hrn co. and that international complications
welc fearcd.
The declarations Of >rnor Saca~ta are important
from triple point Of view. In regard 7" 'he con-
1ict of Portugal and England about the Easter" N''"
colonies Of the former he say 'ha' io'
ccpnblcans hcfor, everything are lI''fl'''' ~
NIGH, have coi. still further and added that uidcf INC
nncsent crcunSt stances they do IL" think oi eh"'r'>
ing their country BY forcing change III the p'Verh
form, of government. senior Maealhic, Li'f"' 'hc
pontical director Of the Lisbon newspaper 80 Se u"'
wrote recently that while opposing the African ~"
vept,on concluded with England. "as Republican 4
might pcrhaps rejoice With situation WHICH Will oe''
the OF the COflnE 1oTtuBu''' i|P""'''' ''"
evcry,lung ! love my country. which !, To-Day u"
mornng.- This implies in a suhi'iciIy c'e"r in""
nor that the great leader OF the Republican party u"
Portugal would not think Of Increasing tho p''Sc"'
UNCONVENTIONAL dncIiie, Of his country by adding L"
them difficulties Of all ntcrnal character 'u'h "'
starting a Revolutionary movement III 'he ia'' VI /"
f,re,cu foe This declaration Of senior Ma-ai"dc'
Lima also sets at rest the fears which might h"N'
hceu entertained after the recent Paris m"c'hc'
ubcre the cxcd spanish reHolutihI't "i'hA
.,,lc Of An intending union bcwccu Portuguese 'h'
spauish Radicals. aiming at the immediate ioo"'o'
OF an Ibcrian Republic.
As to the Morocco question. Schor o'Ia' ~
Liberal Premier VI sIain lndpr-cs the p"lH !"'""
hy ms IIberalI Conservative successor Scl'H '''o"
del Castillo lie knows already how little oii"eh' -
| the uolicy pursued IN regard to home anaN by, by
Caroya, IRON that he applied himself t. iht;iIh,i'a,
| question, regarding Morocco. CUBA, the IhpP.n.
| Island, or efewhcrc Saga-ta Il too nuch h
u,trlot before everything. a he says Oh {l' oi
rmc,e Republic ans, not to support the atfiU PiiN
If hi, Successor. IL regard 10 tho>c Hh'>'n'i, Nv
t,l, like (a,tcar who declared that Ir inlsht W. y
| fadlc al ur a Republican, but that a'"vc an ~ w"
| ,nnn,ard determined Ia MAINTAIN Al any coz l"'
! hrunr aid integrity If spanish country. ~ va
m.,uraI therefore, on the par; o >rn"r sa:a'a u,
defend Inc present Premier "f spain >'"r aiiNt' "'
| castillo, against tho unfpundcd Charge o' t"-"
| accused hlm Of seeking u rnbi"ll thc country III W."
| r,iuc. win Morocco, instead 81 DcIn. hrI'N NV
| ,,,u,,i t maintain there. the status ln" 'r .,,"a
tInu won v the brilliant campaign Of Marshal D"'-
! nell, Duke Of lNtlan, IN Ie'".