PERNAMBUCO, March 90.
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"This province is now threatened with
a civil war which appers inevitable. On
ihe arrival hpte of the Dignities of this
place from Rio Janciro, and the inlelll-
gence of the dissolution of the Brazilian n
Congress, there was rising Of the people.
They had meeting, appointed new gov
ernment in conformity to the plan and
provision of the National Congress, aud
the choice Of President fell on Manuel de
Carvalho. 1t happened that the Emperor
had appointed again, agreeably to his own
system, the very same President that has
been deposed by the people. and he in vir-
tue of his new appointment, exerted self
TO be acknowledged, but the people would
not admit him into power. Then, appear
cd two parties. one for the present chief,
and another for the Imperial one !; till,
finally. the troops in favor of Norgado, on
the Goth. inst. n the forenoon, came out Of
their quarters, arrested the President and
confined him in the Fort Brum, whence
he soon after escaped to Olinda, where
he collected his party. In the afternoon
the troops that had him, departed from thi.
city for the town of Cabo de San Augusta
where the said Morsado had retired tc
unite with him. The peoples Presiden,
re-entered this place on the 2lst, and in
stantly ordered some troops in pursuit oi
the others, and sent some more in success
sion but as yet we have not heard of thei'
encounter, nor have we had any positive
news ofwhat has occurred or what the re
spective forces are; this state of things can
not last long and our fate will be decided
in few days."