New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-01
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| London. Nov. 3O.-A dispatch from Buenos
| Ayres gives this report of recent movements in
| Brazil:
1.-THE insurgents have victory near
Bage in Rio Grande do Sui General Isidoro.
| commander Of the Government forces. was taken
prisoner. Many We're killed and wounded on
both sides.
THE forts at Rio Janeiro continue TO cannon
ade the warshps in the harbor The transport
Madeira recently fired upon the insurgent war;
ship Aquidaban and damaged her seriously"
a dispatch from Paris says that Senior Guiana =
bara. ex-member of the Brazilian Congress, has
received a dispatch from DR.. Barbosa Lima,
Governor of Pernambuco, who writing yester-
day. reported:
"ill members OF Mariano's conspiracy here
have been arrested. The Hebaas decree of a
state of siege has been suspended. Federal and
local forces are united in desire to uphold the
Government. The rebels lack arms. money and
popular support Public feeling Is calm. BusI-
ness Is as usual.
The brazilian Legation here has received from
Rio Janeiro II denial OF the report that Para
has gone over to the insurgents The dispatch
added:
THE rebels have suffered great losses and
materially weakened"
The Times has this dispatch from Rio ia
nero under date Of November 26
admiral CANA says that the loss Of the in
surgent warship Javary was not important, as
the Tamandare. with her Armstrong and Hotch-
kiss guns. more than compensate the insur
gents for her destruction.
General Saraiya, with 5000 irregular cavalry.
IL reported to bc eighty miles south Of Sac
Paulo The Government ordered the National
Guard Of Sac Paulo to march southwark to
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do 50. The Government then sent out 100
troops from this district
The AquIdaban is waiting for the Aurora.
Bahia and Tiradentes. When Admiral Meo
assumes the offensive CANA will take the COM
mand here. Melo sails Thursday aboard the
Aquidaban
fences at every point Of the city shore. em-
brasures for machine guns and Krupp field
pieces being made at all commanding eleva-
tions. Admiral Cana states positively that he
will not lombard tie city unless the latter
cannOnades the ships.
General Telles. commander in Rio Grande DO
Sui. has arrived here, and resigned his COM
mission. on the same day his brother joined
the insurgents
Several more arrests have been made here
by the Government The political prisoners now
number l.j00. Two Braziliaus arrested
aboard the Royal Mail steamship Tamar. Pres
idcnt Pexoto has aIienated the sympathy OF
all respectable people and stands alone with
the army. Many persons daily join Cana on
the island Of Cobras. which is strongly fortified
and garrisoned with 300 sailors. The states Of
Bahia and Para have declared In favor OF the
insurgents"
\ dispatch has been received I'm this city
from Rome stating that telegram has been
received there from Rio Janeiro. dated Novem-
ber %. saying hat the insurRent admiral Mclo.
with several OF his ships. had left Rio Janeiro
Bay. The dispatch adds that the insurgent
squadron Is believcd To- have gone South Not
much reliance Is placed In the story i'm London.
for the reason that il Is not understood how the
nsurgent fleet could run the forts at the mouth
Of the bay.