The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-23
AG0PERSBrBET yIBW.
A Telegram That Appears Favorable to
the brazilian President.

ter in this city has received the loiloMiIS
dlspatch from Rio De taneiro, timed 1 T.
NJ yesterday:
"Sedition Is confined TO part or the
souadron. An the States without excep-
tfon aRTne with Pre- ldent Pexoto regard
ing the necessity OF repressing the sedi-
lion. The seditious vessels are In the
bav and are deprived OF power Of move
roent. They can neither effect a landing
~ their men nor leave the bay owing 10
the fire from tho f0rtresses. The cruiser
Repuhllca, manned 10y rebels, SUCCEEDED
IN escaping, but has been repulsed at
Santos"
Msilos Fighting for Monarchy.
LONDON. Sept. 22-The following dis-
match was sent abroad officially by the
brazilian government officials at Rio ut
s O'Clock yesterday tternoon: The sedl-
zion is confiued 10 fart of the squanfoh
an the states without exception. agree
with President PeiXoto as TO the neces-
sity OF repressng the sedition. The rebel
vessels in the bay are deprived OF the
power Of movement, and cannon lanu oW-
lug To the resistance Of the land FORCES
nor Ieave the bay on account OF the FIRE
Of the forts.
but was repulsed 90 Santos
A speclal dispaJch to The Times from
Vienna saws that IS correspondent there
has had a long interview with prom
inent Brazilian diplomat who has Just
arrived at the Austrian capital from Rlo
de Janeiro The diplomat referred TO
saws. according to The Times CORES
pondent, that Admiral DE Mehes was the
trusted friend Of the late Dom fedro
and that he, the diplomat was convinced
OF the fact that the Admiral would
At,
tory of De Mellos meant the ultimate
restoration Of the monarchy and that
Prince Pedro. the son Of the Countess
d'Eu. would ascend the throne.
II Is now said hat the rebels have ue-
stroyed the raiyOad bridge at Santa Fe,
on the line OF the railroad leading 10
Tucuman. BY this the rebels have pre-
vented ex-President Pelligrini, with the
force of 1900 men under his command,
from reaching the disturbed districts,
and have placed the government forces
In 4 very unenyiabie position. The
rehafs also have control OF the telegraph
lines. and by the movements just men
toned. have upset ali calculations of
the government generals.
Ready to f,ombnrd RIO.
LONDON. Sept "a private tel eg-am
cont from Rio Janeiro, this morning,
which reached London AT noon, says INC
government troops still hold possession
Of the city. The vessels OF the repel
fleet in the harbor cleared fheir decks LOT
action and drums beat 20 quarters carry
this morning. but the bombardment IN"
not been renewed up 10 the ume ,he
dispatch was sent The telegram ADDS that
AN enormous number Of messages are
passing from Brazil to Europe All out
ward dispatches are closely scanneu' III
order 60 prevent the use OF any CODE
The Trouble In Argentine
BUFNOs AYREs, Sept 22.-There is no
Improvement in the political situatioh IN
The Argentine Republic. Yesterday 'he
revo1utionis,s in the provinces OF Cordooa
ard San Juan tore uD ne railway tracks
fn order 10 prevent the troops under uhe
command OF General PeiiegFin', ~ao hao
been sent 20 restore order In those pro-
vinces. from reaching the scene OF the
trouble. The Dlari0 tnewspapeD oil TINS
citv was compelled by the government 10
suspend publication for infringing on the
rules OF the press censor.