New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

COMPLICATIONS 49, EFFORTS TO PREVENT
pELLEGRINf FROM LEAVING OFFICE.
Buenos Ayres, Aug 6.-Celman has been COM
PEELED to resign. Pellegrini has assumed the
Presidency. Ii is expected that Mitre, Costa,
Grimstiago and Levalle Will enter the new Cab
met Public confidence is reviving Cold Is
at 40.
The Chambers have not accepted Celmans
resignation Complications are feared. Great
excitement prevails.
Paris Aug GA dispatch received here from
Buenos Ayres, dated 5 o'clock last evening, says
that President Cclman withdrawn his reNlgna-
ton, the Senate having refused to accept IT, 1t
is reported that his Cabinet will comprise Senores
Levalle Costa, Trojoyen, LaStra, and Asote
4 later dispatch from Buenos Ayres SAYS tha'
the Coalition Ministry, comprising Lcvalie' costa
Trojoyen, Lastra, and Agote las fallen through
London, Aug. GA dispatch 10 The lines
from Buenos Ayres says: 1t is Impossible 10
describe the indignation that prevails here aris-
ing from President Celmans playing with ms
solemn promise to resign. Every effort will
be used to prevent Nice-Presldent Fele-
crini from resigning, he will become
President ii the Chambers accept President Gel
mans resignation 1t is expected that in the
event of his becoming President Senor Pclcgrini
would surround himself with the best and most
honorable men. Every effort Will be made 10
sustain the credit OF the Ecpublic Everybody IS
disposed to make monetary and personal sacrifices
10 keep any honest Government.
spirit OF seif-slcrice be safely expected from
a people which, years ago, followed the advice
Of their veheIated President Ayeanda, 10 ave on
their hunger and on their thiIst!' And the situa-
ton. even with gold at 25O premium, cannot Dc
despaired of in country which saw 1t once AZ 2''Oo
when its immense natural resources were not yet dc
yeloped as they have been since The BuehoN AYF2s
dispatch in The London Times" While showing that
the present disturbed situation in the Argentine lie
public mainly proceeds from financial causes must be
accented with some reserve when II n,inuatcs that
everything would he saved through the raising OF
DR. Peleerni 10 the Presidency. Most OF the niolma-
ton from BucnO> AyrcS, coming by way oI LONDON"
has been favorable to him, and he has already ten
GereG his resignation Vice PRESIDENT HE lac' is
that British influence. political ana hnanthu' 'ouI"
only gain throUsh the installation Of scnor PelleSrh
As Argenne's President: When he sent ia looG to
London in order 10 negotiate loan, he concluded u at
such oneIous cond on thett e. Bu o Ayr,s ns es
accented 1t only after the English bankers had agreed
10 the cancenng Of most OF the advantages. some
Of tie conditions imposed upon iIc Argentine hcP4O
lie were rather humiliating. iWsmuch a. al I'''
time the service Oi The foTclsn d'W wa, rS!i"IlH
attended 10 Is the Argentine Treasury. III j. 90 bC
remarked thai the INST sign oi the late hntu'iu
Ianc which led - The Revolutionary movement w
due 10 an occurrence similar 10 ttat ot l7-p. inc
LucUos Ayres Congress declined e. arC.pi the iNt'
ofe.ed Dy Tie British irm Of EalluS bl"lAeF> be''~
NJ the Chalac;c, 1f the condition, imposed 10y IN"
tanEc.- Unfortunately, the Government: Woo
financial director in reality the Nlccfrc~dHht Ilm
sel went 10 another extreme. 10y propO>lu- first az
p,ne of 600 900 GOO, guaranteed 10y me y Ntu'nd
domain, and aftcrWdid another l>~hr Oh @'''V'
pu01O The people of all cla>>"- rrNoted a.ainN
such reckless hndnCi"Ing. and refused 10 be- drowned
IN that food of paper mOicy, which bag Onel5 dd AO'
saccecd III forcing upon thcm/