New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

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The acooants Concerning Stenrberger'l
trouble IN Samoa aresvefy cooficting. A.
dtttonal private letters received BY the ADJ
Lay aad tho Statements Of passengers b
that vessel are to the eject that the people
and the Legislature, after Sternberger'l
arrest. deposed the King, banished him to 1
nelghhoring island and demanded Stern
be:kers release. This vas refused and the
British man-of- war Barracouta brought thu
KING back to the Capitol, but the people
declined to acknowledge him.
It's reported that the people earnestly
desired the release of the Premier, and were
Anxiously looking for the arrival of the
United States steamer Tuscarora to effect
that purpose.
The personal property of sternberger had
been sold. the principal purchasers being
omcefs OF TIC Barracouta.
1no steam launch presented to tne gov
eminent Of Samoa ~ the United States
va included in the sale.
II 10 stated also that the English residents
Of tho island desire tho annexation of
Rsssaa and the Servians.
LONDON, April 14.-A special dispatch to
the Times from Berlin says that the jour
mails of the Czech party in Austria assert
Russia plainly informed the Servians that
sho will protect them from Austrian coer-
cion in the event of Servia declaring war
against Turkey.
The Assassin Of Amadeus.
A Madrid dispatch to the Times states
that the Court of Cassatian has rejected
the appeal Of Pastor, condemned to death
Tor an attempt to shoot King Amadeus.
Tho whereabouts of Pastor are unknown.
Denial.
The Diario ministerial paper) energeti.
Cally denies that the government intends
70 re-establish the Concordat of 1851.
An Apology.
A Times Vienna dispatch states the Ser
Wan government has apologized to Prince
Wrede, and promised TO prosecute those
Who took part In the insulting demonstrsr
ticn Of Sunday.
Persian Tfeeps Geing . Nero
Tho Rsssian lnvalide says the Shah O
Persia has sent . large force Of troops to
Aaccned, . city In Northeastern Persia.
oePIUA OF the province of Khorassan.
whence they viii commence war against
II the Shah succeeds he may be expected
TO tske Pcseession Of. Nero before Russia
car annex it.
The Alsesian Rebellion.
Pans, April l4-At Aleiers, on Wednes-
Day last, serious enRogement occurred
between the French troops and insureents.
south Of Constantine. The latter num,
nered 1000 infantry snd 100 cavalry. The |
French force was much smaller. The in |
eurkenfs were completely defeated. and /
lost about 600 killed and wounded. includ- |
ing their leader. A large number were
taken prisoners. Two French oficera we're
wounded and twenty soldiers killed and
wounded. '>- IN"
Cha1giDg the Prefocts.
The chaoges of prefects reported this
morning consist principally of trapefera.
Only one project has been dismissed. Eieht
nave been placed on the retired list. one of
wbcm 10 the Marquis De Fournes, prefect
" Savoy. p'o
oeew Ssokn Throughout france,
:. A heavy snow storm has prevailed
Ehr0eghous France. Tho snow wa nm.
usually deep ct bordeaux and Marseilles.
The Basque Provinces.
MADRID, April 15-It il considered
C that the question Of the
a !, VIII be solved by placing the
osasque provinces on the same footing a.
'no Eest OF SPAN - to taxation and con-
'cEPuoD, out permitting them to retain
ner democratic municipal orgspizations.