The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-07
Da FOnseCa Able to Preserve
Order.
4 New Election for Congressman to Be
Held in January.
Failure Of the Attempt to Restore the Mon.
archy-The Financial Situation Of
the Country Satisfactory.
Erecial to THE MORNING GALE.

RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov 6.-The situation
of affairs here to-day is reassuring. The
troops which have. guarded the telegraph
offices since the disturbances commenced,
have been Withdrawn, complete order pre-
walls and the usual amount of business is
being transacted. The Government has
ceased to interfere with any kilograms and
the general impression is revolution is not
likely to occur. The prosperity of the coun-
try Is unimpaired by the recent occurrences
President Mayring Of the Bank of the Re-
public dominates public affairs. The Count
de Figuerredo has been placed under sur
yeillance.
REoRGANIZING THE CONGRESS.
PARIS, Nov. Ga dispatch from Rio de
Jan eiro states the elections for members of
the new Chamber of Representatives are
expected to take place in January. Congress
will revise the Constitution and will retain
its republican and federative character
The dispatch further states Commission
has been appointed for the summary trial
of persons charged with being enemies of
the Republic. Upon conviction on that
country.
THE BRAZILIAN MINISTER'S VIEWS.
The Brazilian Minister here to-day said
''Tne Brazilians will never accept dicta-
torship. and President da Fonseca will not
dream of it. Martial law has been pro-
claimed only in Rio de Janeiro as protec-
tion against the Monarchists' attempts at
restoration OF the empire. From the eXpe-
ripnPQ obtained when D0m Pedro a.
throned the Congress is aware that 1t can
not depend upon the support OF either the
army or the navy. If 1t could it might
initiate Chile and seek to fight Da Fonseca.
The troops remain faithful because they
fear the monarchical menace behind the
eventual success for Congress. Da FOnseca
is i'll ana has neither the will nor the power
to menace the existence of the republic.
Brazilian finances are in good order. There
is enough money deposited in London to
meet all expenses abroad for the next nine
months" When the suggestion was made
that the identicaily same Congress might be
reelected, the Minister replied that he had
no fear but that the election would turn in
favor of the Government.
The Secretary of the Brazilian Legation
here does not fear that there will be any
prolonged period of disQuiet in Brazil, as
the BraZllans are naturally too cOnserva-
tive and orderly for such a state of affairs
to exist long.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Advices received by the
Times to-day from Rio Grande do Sui de-
clared the army and navy compelled Presi-
dent ia fonseca to assume the Dictator
snip, and there is considerable agitation in
the Province of Rio Grande do Sui, where
the late events at Rio de Janeiro are consid-
cred to be but a prelude to the restoration Of
the empire. The Times dispatch continues i.
Northern Brazil is decidedly in favor of an
Empire, and only in Central Brazil is the
republic popular. This may lead to Dom
Pedro's grandson becoming Chief of State,
under the regency Of three prominent citi-
Zens.
GUARDED BY TROOPS.
LISBON, Nov. S-Cable dispatches re-
ceived to-day from Rio de Janeiro contain
the information that all the theaters and
other places of amusement have been closed
by the authorities. Troops are patrolling
the city for the purpose OF preventing the
assembling of people, and all the public
buildings are guarded by troops. Ths men,
bers of the Diplomatic Corps are holding
conference to-day in regard to the situation.
PEACE AND ORDER RESTORED.
New YORk. Nov. Ga prominent business
firm Of this city to-day received the following
dispatch from Rio: Everything is quiet,
Business is proceeding as usual"
The Herald says a commission-house
doing business with Brazil received yester-
day the following cablegram from that coun-
try: DeoGora da FOnseca having ordered
Congress to dissolve they refused to do so,
declaring the act unconstitutional. There
upon Congress passed resolution deposing
Deodoro da Fonseca and nominating Da
Cana of the navy as,President.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Times special
cable from Rio says it is the general opinion
that nothing serious will happen. Exchange
is firm and business proceeds as usual.