New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
SENIOR CONES RESIGNS.
THE TEMPEST CONTINUES IN THE TEAPOT
KINGDOM.
srNHoR p1ME.NrAL TO CONSTRUCT 4 CABINET
FOR KING CARLOs-POPULAR DENIM
srRArIoNs AGAINsT ENGLAND.


Lisbon. Jan. l3-Senhor Bafros de TONES d.
the session of the Chamber Of Peers maue iuAi
statement of the recent negotiations win Eng
,ocd Uo exnressed his regret that he had been
,rablc 70 consult the Cortcs IN consequence OF
,be ranid and sudden development OF events lie
declarcd that he had always sought to MAINTAIN
an agreeable understanding WIN ElSIaAu anu
boned that the divergent views OF the TWO
countries might yet be reconcied. lie had Gone
all that Law in his power to MAINTAIN the dignity
of Portugal without compromising its interests
Tho nresident then announced that the King
had accepted the resignation of Senior Barros
dc Comes and had charged Senior Pmental, the
Liberal Conservative leader, to construct
cabinet.
1t is reported that Senior Hintzeribeiro will
toke tbe portfolio of Foreign Affairs Pimentals
full list will be handed to the King tomorrow
Senior Comes has personally expressed to Mr..
Glynn Petre his regret at the insults offered TO
him. The Government officially assured the Min
lister that the escutcheon would be replaced, all
damage repaired, and all persons concerned IN the
outrage punished.
There is a movement for the formation of
Patriotic League TO put into operation an inter-
national boycott against English commerce.
The ferment in tie streets continues. Crowds
of students in the neishborhOod of the CorteS are
shouting Viva Portugal" Viva Pinto and
at a meeting OF students it was proposed to teic-
graph CONGRATULATIONS 10 Serpa Pinto At Oporto
a public meeting has been called to protest
against tie submission to Ensland'S demancs.
Senior Pimental voted with the minority AT the
meeting of the Council when tie demands OF Eng
land were acceded to. The minority were IN
favor of evacuating the Shire dstict, but opposed
the other demands made by England unless that
countrv submitted the dispute TO arbitration forth
with.
1t is thought that in the new Ministry General
Cbagas will be Minister OF War and Senior Aronca
Minister OF Public Works
The "Dia" says, in an article on the crisis:
"Senhor Pimentsl belongs to a party, one of whose
traditions is that il always agrees with England
in all colonial enterprises. He may succeed Tor
this reason in a case where Senior Cones failed
because he was regarded as a systematic enemy
Of Great Britain and an auxiliary OF Germany.
Many shops are closed in consequence OF the
agitation in the streets. The patriotic demon
stratOnS throughout the day have been in favor
of Plmen'al. Inc rotng students to-day en-
deaVoyed To force an entrance into the Chamber
OF Deputies. But only dcputa'lon was
admitted for lIo.G, the pnTpose Of Presehns Pn@,l
The mob which attacked the British Legation
last night and committed other ri0touS acts num-
bered 5000 persons. Patriotic and anti-Ensiish
manifestations were made at the theatres, and ID
front of the Kings palace at Bclem Fifty per
sons who took part in the riotouS demonstrations
were arrested
London, Jan. 13.-A dispatch from Lisbon says
that the Republican papers are trying TO inclte
the people against what they call the cowardly
Monarchy Of Portugal
The Times says: The impudent attitude
Of Portugal required sharp treatment. We re-
joioe That Lord Salisbury was equal T. the oc-
casion." IN regard 10 the resignation of Minister
Comes :" The Times says: To be ANONYMOUSLY
expelled is certainly no severer punishment than
is deserved by Government Which sent the
notorious trebrand 10 Africa, ant then an
daciouslv tried to profit by his brutal and IN
provoked attack upon peaceful region ana
friendly Power
The Standard referring TO the result Of Tie
controversy between England and PORTUGAL saN'
that Enelishmen will le far more disposed 10
feel s0rrow for the incident huml aiion OF
friendly Power than 70 rejoice at England
Tie Daily Chronicle" approves Lord Sails
burys action.
Paris, Jan. l3.--Several Of the evening papers
discuss Enclands demands upon Portugal, and
condemn the mcnacing attitude taken in support
OF them.
Madrid. Jan. 13-Nearly all the Madrid papers
sy1npatLze with Portugal and dec are the con
duct Of England uniustifsbc.
Bombay, Jan. l3.-Thc entire Garrison Of Goa,
900 strong has been ordered 10 embark for Mozaln-
tlque forthwith.