New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-07

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ware damaged. In the former loss Oh i'le
ssrsparsed: r..,h,..
9nn Nealandia, the first OF the nin nsa
arrival. having among her PASSENGERS -;
W. O2se ohe former American commeiclal
s~av,r: NJ Ea,nos, and Steinberger's brother.
J7sear go. chat after the dethronement OF
NSE~css ;sy the natives, on account OF MS
laan,ueaua Steinberger az premier, captain
sSt0mems, ccRimsneing inc oli.ls9 s.oa!or
Rarrao7naa, landed with force OF marines
.,,.St r,xz,f to the council house, where
-. g.eCiSssture was assembled, with
sSJ1g SnScntion of enthrOning Maleota
TfJ1s, s,aness ordered the native guards to
tsaas gssxtsoE in the vicinity of the council
apussa gapsain Stevens ordered his marines
% ddEkxsa the natives. The guards resisted
rnxri1xsa were killed and eight mortally
WuxnyssK. Three natives were killed and
tgFu Slightly wounded. The natives were
In @uErient force to have exterminated the
nsxsn,a., bad they wished to do go, but
slSsw pysxo restrained by their chiefs, who
tod fssptxia Stevens they had no desire to
eAxlpsaxsS would defend their rights Captain
Sssygn.s took the wounded man on board
dc Nsrracouta. He again landed with
swsiuexy, threw up breastworks and kept
ssuzsl Behind them fourteen days, but no
FnftJser demonstrations were made by the
Mattress They then returned to the
laarrssxsxtsy taking three chiefs with
s!ssm ~ hostages. In the meantime,
aisa, MEitish steamer Sapphire arrived, and
che aia;ssfs we're transferred to her, and the
Hasra,,ozssz sailed for the Feejee islands, tax
ing Saeiiberger, his brother and Gee, who
was oaSEied away simply for his loyalty to
Ms uA,;sas government. The prisoners were
Rkxtiesa ut Eeejee. The Barracuda has been
oraecs1 to Auckland, presumably for the
&C hnv, onta SNfh has <otv
Investigated. Steinberger went also to
csnfruas him and demand satisfaction for
IAe Outrage perpetrased on him. At the
ims at leaving Samoa the TuscarOra would
lse due i'm bsn days. Mr.. Foster, the Ameri-
ezsn s,ansui, acted throughout the trouble in
aarmGadN-
Crippled.
EusaasyN, May 6-The Goethe reached
Plymouth with all the blades of her pro-
pe3aeg gone
The Extraditi0n Treaty.
fs.vrla stated in the House of Commons
that, IL was untrue that the United States
had Yiven any notice Of the abrOgation of
The ..l fraditiOn treaty.
Grew from Dublin University.
TTse -owing and boat clubs of Dublin
Univerzi ty have organized joint crew of
fonr fur the contest at Philadelphia. The
rsyv ycastices daily and Is already in CAPT
tEE faErai.
Ehs Race at Newmarket.
Tho zaeo at Newmarket to-day for the
roo guineas stakes was won by Count f.
aazne owners chestnut FLY Alumette was
sec6ud, and Mr.. A. D. Montgomerys bay
filEy Lateino third. Thirteen ran. The
betting ON three placed horses was thirty
one 70 two against the winner, Camelia;
fifty 10 one against Alumette, who was SEQ
"A Loo 60 49,
startsd favorite, but succeeded only in TAX
ing the third place. Camelia was ridden
by Glover, and won by head.
Englana Not Jealous of Russia.
In tho House of Commons, Mr.. Disrael.
reply ing to q motion for the production of
papers relative to the Russian conquest of
Ehskznd, said the government did not re-
gard tho natural development of the Rus
aisn empire with jealousy. He be lieved
the under standing between England and
RuGsia was never better than now. The
motion was Withdrawn.
Tho British Commission.
A dispatch from Rangoon in the Times
reports that the British commission I'M
der Mr. Grosvenor arrived at Talifas on
the twelfth ultimo. The British Escort
left Bhamo May to meet Mr.. Grosvenor
and party.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Trade.
LIVERPOOL, May The Cotton Brokers'
Association for the week ending last night,
saws: Cotton has been in limited demand,
and prices were lower in the early part of |
tho week. On Tuesday, and subsequently, |
business increased, but the abundant sup
MY wss noticeable. Quotations are slightly |
below last weeks. American was inactive, |
and current qualities declined l-l60 I'D |
during the early part OF the week. Prices |
are steady now ct this reduction. For Sea
III 20
ious rates. Futures, after slight huctua-
tons, closed at about I'D decline.
French Workmen for the Centennial.
PARIS, May 6.-The committee on the
azdget has approved the grant for sending
a. delegation Of workmen to the centennial
exposition at Philadelphia, but rejected the |
amendment Of NJ. NOuquet requiring the
Minister of Commerce to consult with the
werkmen's associations relative to the selec.
Ion of persons to be sent. The committee
wishes the minister to have full liberty of
choice. The government approves the pro
ysosaE and has ordered all mayors who are
not rnarabers of municipal councils to bs re-
novel from office.
Es,GsIng Up On the Newspapers.
M. Ricara, Minister Of the Interior, has
sent "a circular to the projects ordering
them to permit the fullest liberty in regard
20 the sales Of newspapers.
n SOlo8c DUFutus
The College of Charlevlle and its library
vas destroyed by fire; damage $500, 900.
Farewell Banquet.
HAvaE, May Ga banquet was given
last light on board the steamer AmerGue
in honor of the French, Belgian and Rus
sian jar ymen for the centennial exhibition
at Phil adelphia, who are passengers on
th at vess el. nj. Du Gommerard, the French |
general G. Ommi ssioner, IN speech drank
to their h Apply voyage and concluded with
sn invita- ton for all nations to meet at
the Paris exhibition in 1873 Several other
speechs were made. The Ameri4ue sailed
to-day for New York.
An Appropriation Voted.
The council general of Tours have voted
$500 to send a delegation OF workmen to
Religious Freedom in Spain.
MADRID, May 6-Congress, by vote of
Ia to II, rejected an amendment to the |
constitu ton which proposed that dissenters
should be restricted to private worship. |
Tho Minister Of Justice declared that dis
SANITARY would enjoy the same civil rights as
ccat1icitda.
The Faeros.
ExN SEBASTIAN, May 6.-The committee
Oh the municipality have refused to allow
the delegates sent to Madrid to negotiate |
With the government relative to the fueros
upOn the basis proposed by Prime Minis |
esr CxnOvas del Castillo, that the BASQUE
uuopinoes and Navarro must submit to the
aaascri B1i0n and pay taxes like other
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MISCELLANEOUS