New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
TOPICS IL THE FRENCH CAPITAL.
FRANCE AND BRAZIL - EXCITEMENT ovET
AMERICAN TARIFF REGULATIONS.

AMERICAN TARIFF REGULATIONS.
Paris June oI.-The reception 81 senior ItaIuba
the representative ~ Brazil by President Carnot yes
tcrday completes the first official recognition which
the brazilian Republic has received in Europe. senior
Iiauba was long time In the Brazilian diplomatic
service under the Emperor. lie was prompt, how
ever, in rendering his services 10 the Republic. The
Minister then In Paris. Baron Pcnedo. the other
hand refused recognize the Republic and rendered
his resignation TO the Emperor. senior Itauba was
Immediately promoted and sent 10 Paris. but not
received by the French Government. The long de-
Law which followed caused the Brazilian Government
some annoy nce, and the Minister even
falling under suspicion not being sufficiently jealous
in his efforts 10 secure recognition A curious ex-
PLANTATION Of the delay is given by ". Dcloncc.
a member Of the French Chamber Of Deputies. ac-
cordng 10 whom France has only recognized
the Republic on condition that tho
Brazilian Government make prompt settlement
either by arbitration direct treaty. Of its old terri
toria dispute with France respecting the boundaries
Of French Guiana. NJ Dconcle claims that no set
tlcment be made which Will not double the terri
tory of French Guiana. and that there is possibility
Of Frances getting territory five six times as great
Is now included in the French colony. In any
he insists, France cannot fail to secure the left
bank Of the Amazon between Macapa and the sea
Macapa will thus become French port and France
will be the only European power established on the
Amazon and will have tho privilege Of navigating and
trading that river, the wealth Of which in tho
future VI. Delonce thinks, will surpass that Of the
Nile the Congo.
senior Gabriel de Piza. the Brazilian minister
to Germany. has arrived this city and will proceed
in week two To Berlin The Brazilians are hope
ful that the recognition Of their Republic by Germany
will soon follow. senior de Piza educated In
America lie Ia, long been prominent Brazilian
Republican.
The excitement among French merchants arising
from the difficulties caused by the American reg.
ulaons concerning the importation Of goods into tho
United States is spreading TO the Chamber OF Depn
ties and Ia the newspapers The merchants complain
that the requirements at the cOnsuates for the en-
cation Of the Of goods destined FOR the United
states are impractcabc one two delegations from
the merchants and several represent aves from various
Chambers Of Commerce have been received by NJ.
Roch". Minister Of Commerce Some of these protested
against the consular regulations while others protested
against the proposed higher duties on French products
In the pending Tariff bill A few exciiabe people
talk about retaliation. The Government officials and
the artistic community have both been startled by the
news that the Finance Committee OF the American
senate has stricken ont the clause in the Tariff bill
putting works of art on the free list. This matter
had been considered as almost settled There Is n
great outcry the action Of the committee. The
only explanation suggested here Is that il may have
been done the demand Of the senators from the
Western states because France still persists IN cX-
Guiding American pork from the country.
The Marquis de Morcs, who was convicted short