The sun., 1890-01-15
PORTUGAL'S HUMILIATION.
Paris Sentiment Against EneIand-The
New Lisbon Minlatrv

New Lisbon MinIstry.
LISBON, Jan. 1.-The Government sent a
circular note to the Powers on Sunday relative
TO the dispute with England. 1t alleges that
England did not wait for the reply OF Senior
Comes Of Jan, 10 to the note OF Lord Salisbury
but submitted her ultimatum on mere reports
that Major Serpa Pinto had disobeyed tho tele-
graphic orders sent him by the Portuguese
Government In compliance with the wishes Of
Lord Salisbury. Major Pinto, the note says
Quilted Nyassaland and tho Shire district
three weeks ago. some time prior to sending
the orders, and is now sick at Mozambique.
The note further says that Senior Comes
never alluded to arbitration.
Noisy crowds wandered through the streets
OF Oporto last night. cheering for the inde-
pendence and integrity OF Portugal. and shout
ing Down with England" crowd attacked
and stoned the British consulate The author
ltles nave since placed police guard at the
Consulate to protect 1t from further molesta-
tinn.
tne contemplated meeting OF students to pro-
tuRal.
In the new Ministry A. de Serpa Pimental
Councillor OF State and President Of the Cour
aes Comptes. is PRESIDENT Of the Ministry. Min;
q the Interior and sd Minister
Senior Branco Minister OF Finance; Senior
Arroyo Minister Of Marine: Senior Ribclro.
SsiaiS.Sh O,oish hhoikSs ooEhOl atOuCdr
The mails from Mozambique confirm the re-
port that IN the county In the course OF the Fam
Lisbon. Jan. 14.-The demonstrations of
students f. continue % to keep the oity IN an up;
Portuguese navigators around the Camoens
monument, as a sign of national mourning.
sboutSd. poTS With EnsiandI @ TSRSSR witR SRR
the piratesl"
Gen. vasco Guedes; Governor Of the Indies,
has been RDpOinteu Miniater OF Wnr and will
MIR Glynn Petre will go to London on a short
PARIS. Jan. 14.-The newspapers here unani-
mously condemn the policy followed by Eng
Of the act OF the Berlin Conference. Portugal.
they say. vas unable to resist the demands
It would have fuTnished pretext @ r for England England
to seize the mouths OF the Zambesi River and
pelagoa Bay The papers all aGreee that
EuropeBn opinion will Judge England severely.
matte position here, has received letter from
light on the events which led to It. The writer
says the Republicans Of all shades recently
M n1t 5
Of Portugal's rights territory in Africa should
be conceded to England.
ing him TO maintain firm attitude. and in:
forming him that a union had been effected
With England that Would ldSsI compromise pro- in the in
lereStS ana the nOnOr OF GOrtuKHL.
Reply was made on behalf Of tho King that
Portugal was not In q position to go TO war
with England. and that 1t would be better to
make a peaceful settlement even though
concession, was made, 30 long as honor was
malntained.
This brought forth an answer from the Re-
pubiicans. warning the King that any conces-
sion whatever would be fatal TO the monarchy.
The writer says that the Republican party
was never stronger in Portugal than now 1t
has 81 associations, containing $4,000 active
members.
The Republican party Is divided into four
Groupsnthe Nationalists. the Radicals, the
demarcation between these groups are not
strictly drawn. The divisions lap over into
each other, and in case of a great emergency
the party can easily become one.
The Federaists advocate the union OF Portu-
gal and Spain and the formation OF the Iberian
republic, embracing the entire peninsula. The
other groups belong to the Positivist school.
and are allied with the Positivtsts of Brazil.
The Republicans are more numerous in the
provinces than In the cities. but are fast In
ereasing In numbers in Lisbon. Oporto. Villa
Real. and Ayeira.
MADRID, Jan. 14.-,The papers OF this city
roundly abnse England for the stand she took
in forcing Portugal TO accede to her demands.