New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-10
NEW REPUBLIC
EXPELS CARDINAL
Portugal viii Also Send Thou
sands of Monks and Nuns
Out of the Country.
TO SEIZE THEIR PROPERTY
Curiosity Aroused IN Lisbon Over
Manuel by a Vicious
Attack on His
Courage.

IL
monks has begun No time viii be lost
in driving them across the frontier
hundred nuns have beer assem-
bIed and viii be transported our Of the
city.
II il estimated that between 5-oa0 and
s 600 monks and nuns viii BE- expelled.
The children who have been under th~
guardianship Of the converts and mon
a~terieS have been returned 70 their
families
Cardinal Joseph Sebastian $etto. *
Patriarch Of Lisbon, IL among the 90
clesiastics expelled The Bishop 81 Bsta
has also crossed the frontier The pro
v-isi0nsI Minister Of Justice. Alfonso Cos
"a. in the course or an Interview TO-DAY.
said,
The solution Of the problem II ~
congregations Is not difficult The gov
eminent only needs 70 prevent con
tfnuance Of religious settlements. AL 81
which are Illegal The dissolution win
occur without trouble and the confscs-
ton of property wiz follow In due
course"
The transformation 81 the rouut-v tutH
a democracy nnantfests itself on every
hand. The word royal IN connection
with public buildings. theatres and ether
esta bIfshments has been entirely SUP
pressed
Official documents begin. In the nan1s
of the Republic and end with Greeting
and fraternity
The privileges Of the nobility HAYS
been abolished and the equality OF re-
Hgious sects proclaimed
Excitement About Monast-riss-
There was great excitement IN various
parts Of the city last evening IN conse-
/ quence Of attacks upon the converts
4 and particularly the assault against the
| Jesuit monastery in the Rua do ouelhas.
! which was surrounded by shouting
| crowds Cavalry patroiled the streets
and from time TO time rifle shots were
heard It was impossible 20 ascertain
from what direction the shots came
The authorities utter a warning
against the fantasticaIly xsggsrated re-
ports constantly finding currency among
the excited and imaginative populace-
/ The affair at QueIhas monastery was not
very serious. but the whole interior par
/ tic1lIarIy Of the church. was wrecked and
/ desecrated. and the organ DESTROYED, in
the mad search b. soldiers and civilians
who invaded the buildings in search for
! underground passages. BY which thsv
/ imagined priests and n1unicipa1 guards.
( enormously suspected OF hiding thsre.
made their escape. No secret passages
were discovered. but the searchers tore
down walls and benches and even The
altar in their vain endeavor 70 find them
Each day apparently adds 70 the sta
biIfty Of the republic. The members %
the new administration assert that al
/ harsuce to the new principles has been
given b. many outlying towns and dis
tricts.
Openly there are no RoysIjst troops ~
| oppose the forces of the Republicans.
/ and Lisbon. after two DAYS or bIoodshed
and further brief period Of disorder, -
: quite as peaceful as it was weeks before
the uprising took place
Senior Barretto. the new War Minis
( ter. states that the killed and wounded IN
the revolution number under three hun
dred-
The bodies Of Or. BOmbarda- who was
assassinated by an army lieutenant, and
Admiral Refs. who COMPUTED suicide.
are lying in state at the Hotel dc Vile
The collins are covered By republican
flags. but no religious enbIems are IN
view
Kings courase Attacked.
Public curiosity IN the flight OF King
/ Manuel and the other members OF the
ROYAL family has been awakened by a
violent attack on ManueI's courage con-
tanned in an article appearing n the
newspaper % Dia." the organ of Dr.
/ Jose de Alpeim. chief OF the Progressive
Dissidents- This recital of the Kings
experiences represents Manuel as criug-
ing in fear. stretched shudderingly on A
divan while exploding shells shrieksd
about the palace; then deathly pale. tot
/ tering about the room. wondering
whether the fate OF the father would be
visited on the son
New details of the Kings fight
cleaned from attendants, show that when
| bedroom. saying:
Let US sleep our patron saint. the
/ Immaculate Virgin Mary. win watch
over US
The morning however, brought a
blight To his hopes. and the departure
/ for Ericeira was hUrriedly decided on
/ As the King was without baggage and
had little money. the attendants bought
bread and tobacco at a nearby shop A
weeping woman placed a box Of hand
kerchiefs in the trunk OF the Queen
Mother When they reached Ertceirs
Queen AusHe. Frustrated by the events
and overcome BY the indifference Of the
Decpls exclaimed passionately.
How ,rrible. ! never thought that
the Portuguese people would treat me
thus,
The aged Maria Fla, who stumbled
across the beach on the arm oc a lady
If the court, was IN state Of COLLAPSE.
When the fishing boat pulled away 20
ioin the Yacht Queen Amflie tcli uncoo-
scious in the stern.