New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
TRYING TO CA PTURE D1 GA MA.
A FRENCH STEAMER LEAVING RIO
SEARCHED BY PEIXOTO'S ORDERS.
THE INsr'RCENT ADMIRAL NOT on BoARp-iilS
REQUEST FOR PASSAGE on AN ENGLISH
MAI. STEAMSHIP REFIsED-HIS Sur
RENDER by TIE PoRTCGUEsE
MAY DEMANDED.

RENDER by TIE PoRTCGrEsE
MAY BE DEMANDED.
fc,pvrigif. fsa,: By IN, Cart,d Pr,ub
Rio Jan-iro. March 1.-THE Americans who
helped man the Governments warships were
paid off to-day They will leave the city on the
first slip sailing from this port for New-fork
T. A. Brinley who commanded the crew of the
dynamite gun aboard the Nictheroy. was disrated
at Bahia because he kept the gun out of order
The French warship Magon on which Admiral
Da CANA sought refuge Just prior to the sur
render Of the nsurgent feet cruiscd off the coast
for a short time and then returned To port. She
transferred Da Cana and eight other insurgent
officers to the Portuguese warship and then put
out again Several hours later a French mail
steamer was stopped as she was leaving port,
probably because the Federal authorities sts-
rected that she carried the insurgent Admiral
Her CAPTAIN proved To the satisfaction Cf the
Brazans. however. that none of the insurgents
were aboard her.
erlng whether or not they will demand from the
Portuguese the surrender of pa Cana. IL IS
known that the insurGcnt Admiral was Hiorc
anxious To- get asylum under me Br1tlsh lldS'
which has been more Or less At his service since
the. beginning Of hostilitics. II" applied Tor pas
sage. aboard a steamer Of the Royal Mail steam
pack Cnnlnauv whose vessels ply between
South American ports and southampton, but the
captain declined to carry nun. r,...r.,e,
nj Fort Santa Cruz The United states "arsHhp9
will sail ON saturday.
Lisbon March 15-Accordng 20 dispatches re-
cciyed here from Rio to-day Admiral Ia Game IL
ON hoard the Portuguese warship Mindello. with
five hundred Of his sailors and marines Inc
DISPATCHES say that the refugees viii be brought
to Portugal
The Direct United states cable c9mPany tn, the
car, T.iegf.,th company announce that messages
can now be- accepted for Rio Janero IN pam IAN
guage only.
RENHAM ORDERED TO BLUEFlELDS.
TIE ADMIRAL TO PROCEED FROM RIO WITH
oxE wAnsuIr- Ma rAyAHps CONFERENCE
WITH LORD KIMBERLEY
wasbington. March T. ,Sp~can.-The first ste!
toward disbandiug the blk feet q, Isio has been
taken II was annolnc"l at the Navy Dep" tin"nt
today that the san Francisco has been or''Feu
home on IN. way she Will touch at B,uea"li-
which port she ought t. make between AprI ! ana
T. Admiral ilcnham will return IN the snip OP'h
his arrival AZ Bucieils h. viii make th'f'ug"
irorv into the circumstances ~ th" landing NJ 'na
port Of the English marines from ihr 'l"'ia'd
and after reaching New-Nork be- VIII submit ~
-, g., IN. deunrinent In the course ~ the san
Francisco's stay in Nicamguan waters. Admr"'
Henhan viii take such steps ~ may Ice necessary
10 project American Interests ln that quarter II ~
no, thought probable that be VIII he called upon
T., assume any special responsibilities ior m" IA
,n.nts indicate that the Blueheds incident J., prac
tir,lv 'cl0- eel Subsequent lr"'t 'iiF7 ~ W.
r's. y!u rrobahv b.. through Mr. Bayard. at Lon
don. ,..t-., ., ,bts c,ur-
80, sh v,iil brcofu- the temporary flagship or thr
T1rth Atlantic station Admiral ilcnham ~ 10 -, n9
r.,rcI nv operatiOn of iaw on Aprli L. i' VII!
he succ.o,lei by Commodore r. W. McA"e on .lat 1
date according the present pr 'gthiWm, ~.
philip. OF the Nc"-York VIII 'on"A"' NV "'''
"a Rio. - 90. ,.,.., c.,,.s A,nb,ssa-
dor Nr Rayard to-day mad an inicrVl'" 3i h'SiS aS
an hours duration With the Earl oi NlW icy, I'
rotary of state for Foreign MalrS. u ~ u'"'
,eyfcrencc on the part Of Cap'ain a q UurI8n iSn
tI,n ~ the I;ritlsh warship Cleopatra. ID 'h"
,.r - ,re seizure of the Mos quito k"@'rNdti)N
in central America bv the Nicaragiah'.