Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

France Evolving Her Destinies-Mail.
way improvements In Russia -
spain,s New Cabinet - Brazll's De-
crees.
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-In his speech upon assum-
ing the presidency of the senate to-day II.
LeRoysr said that France, by a striking cleo.
toral manifestation, had affirmed her wish to
find in the republic the morality and tram
guilty necessary to evolve her destiniss. He
urged the necessity of fulfilling the pro.
Rramme for legislative reforms.
Rio JANERIo, Jan. 20.-Baron Capanema,
the foster brother of the ex-emperor Dom
Pedro, who held the post of director general
of telsgraphs, has been placed on the retired
list.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 20-Extensive Inn
provements will be made on the railways In
southwestern Russia in the spring. A double
track limo will be laid from Imerinka to Bir-
zoula Military depots will be established at
the Rovno Koval and Kazatine stations.
VIENNA, Jan. 20.-As result of the Ger
man-Czsch conference just closed In this city
II is expected that two seats In the cabinet,
probably the ministry of commerce and the
ministry of agriculture, will be reserved for
members of the Germany party.
BKLaRAD, Jan. 20.-The ear has confer
red the decoration of the order of st. Alex
ander Newski upon the 'regrnts of Ssrvia,
the order Of st. Anne upon M. Gruics,
minister of foreign affairs, and the grand
cross of st. Stanislaus upon tho minister of
education and the minister of the interior.
MADRID, Jan. 20.-The new cabinet Is a.
follows: Prime minister and president Of the
council, Don Praxedo Mstso Sagasta; minister
or foreign affsirs, Marquis De La Vega de
Armijo; minister Of war, General Bermudez
Reina; minister of justice, Senior Puigcerver;
minister of finance, Senior Eguilior; marine,
Admiral Romero; colonies, Senior Guiollon;
trade, agriculture and public works, Senior
Becceira; interior, Dan Trinitario Ruiz Cap
dspon.
RIo JANErRo, Jan. 20.-The government
has decreed that all foreign companies doing
business in Brazil must transfer to that
country two-thirds of their entire capital
within two years of their organization. Com
panies already in existence must do the same
within six months.
PARIS, Jan. 20.-k. Jsffrin, who was
seated in place of General Boulanger, when
the latters election was annulled, attempted
to-day, bat his appearance was the
signal for q tremendous uproar, q
demonstration of hostility apparently
planned by the Boulangists. NJ. Deroulde
| Boulanger's lieutenant, was evidently the
leader Of the demonstration against Joffrir
and the president, upon the authority
the ossa b publicly q v1s1.% hin
refused to obey and the sitting was sus
pended. The military was then called upol
aud the soldiers forcibly removed n. Derou
lede from tho chamber. NJ. Jofrin now On
deayored to resume his remarks. The Bou
lanaists and reactionists renewed their pro
tests. The Boulangist Hillevoie violentl.
denounced the admission Of Joffrin to tn
chamber a. q violation of the sovereignty o
the people.
Millevoie was called to order and com
manded to withdraw. He also refused vine
the sitting was suspended for half .
hour. Upon the resumption N
Laguerre, another Boulangist, d.
clined to permit M. Joffrin to speak. b
, ! met the fate of Millevoie and there was
third suspension of the session. Finally ii
. Boulangisrs all left the chamber in bod,
NJ. Joffrin then proceeded.