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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
PARIS.

Serious Tronble Tuesday Ejght-LarRc
Display of Military Power-Earrl-
cas~s Carried at tho Point of tfe
Bayonet-Several Killed and Wound
ed-Ordsr RestOred Before Daylight
Governments Precautions Unrelaxed-
Large Number OF Arreats-TEouble
Apprehsnded E.ast flight.
PARIS May 1.-THE trouble throughout
the city last evening was more serious than
apticipated. The authorities were obliged
tosmske large display OF military power in
order to restore quiet.
The barricades which had been erected in
the Belleville district were stubbornly de-
Tended by the rioters, though they were
subsequently carried By the soldiers at the
paint of the bayonet. Several were killed
aud wounded on both sides. During the
night other engagements occurred, in which
! q number of soldiers, policemen and cltl-
| zens were killed.
The Beileviiie District was occupied dur
| ing the night by the military in great force,
| and no persons permitted to pass.
| The police made several charges upon the
| crowds OF people who collected out OF
| curiosity, and in some cases used swords
| and slupg-shots, whereby many were se-
| rously injured, mainly those who had moth"
| ing TO do with the disorders.
| The police and rioters used firearms
| freely, but the troops make no general use
| OF them. OnCe uuIius5 VIC AlEis CoAhptbny
| OF cayalrv were assailed with shower of
| stones, and becoming exasperated, they
fred on their assailants. but this IS the onl
Instance where the troops have departed
from their determination to use firearms
only as d last resort.
| The workiugmen were out in greater force
/ than on any previous occasion.
Perfect order was restored before day
light and there are no signs Of any trouble
now.
The government, however, has not relaxed
its precautions to guard against future dis
orders.
The French opposition and clerical organs
question the result of the election. They
maintain that while the vote may have
numerical value. it is without social, polit-
ical or religious signiicar ce. So,
The police arrested 200 and searched
many houses in the troubled districts.
Arrests continue and troubles appre-
hended tonight. Crowds of people are
gathered at several places.
The prisoners at La Regatta attempted to
revolt. One keeper was killed and one
wounded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
Kslesae of j. NJ. barrett
New Attnk apaa Steamer.

We learn from Mr.. Tupper, of the Alta
kapas Mail Transportation Company, that
they have a new boat on the stocks at
Louisville of a peculiar model for speed,
light draft of water and superior passenger
dations, to ply between Brashear
City and New Iberia. Her builders are the
famous builders of the steamer Belle Lee.
The new boat will be finished by the first of
August. Her length is one hundred and
thirty five feet and breadth twenty. four feet
Her hull will be spacious, eleven feet wide,
with capacious state rooms ard passage
way two feet wide between the state rooms
and wheelhouse.
One peculiarity, for which the owners are
entitled to credit, is the construction OF
staterooms expressly for olored passengers,
with accommodations equally as good as on
any other part Of the boat. The price Of
passage VII also be the same as for other
staterooms. We are glad Of this, for here
been provided for colored passengers on
most Of the steamers that ply our waters,
and the Attskapas Mail Transportation
Company, as pioneers in this new feature OF
steamboat travel will, We hope, be richly
repaid.
1t is expected that the new steamer will
be able TO run from ten to twelve miles an
hour, and thus reduce the time between
Brashear City and New Iberia, distance OF
eghty-four miles. The contractor for the
hull of the boat is Mr.. Richards, for the
engine John B. Davis for the cabin James
Morris. The cost of the boat will be $40 000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
WHOLE NUMBER 96e.

ditlon, and the supply is abundant. Prime
business notes COZ per cent and scarce.
Bonds OF 1881. 1165; 5-20's of 1862, 1124; new,
1l4g; of 1867, l141; of 1868, 1l4s; lO-4O's
1853.
southern securities opened firm, with an
advance in new North Carolinas; Tennessee
and Georgias closed quiet and steady, with
an advance in new North Carolinas; Ten
nessees 59a, new 55a; Virginias 694 new 69t;
Louisianas 75, new Y; levee SKIES 73s;
eights 81; Alabama eights l0e; Georgia skies
80; seveps 94a; North Carolinas 473; South
Carolinas 80, new Sl3@9l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
The nice young man reported by the still

The nice young man reported by the still
rebelious Shreveport Southeastern as hav-
ing been kidnapped in that town, though
he was regularly arrested by United
States Deputy Marshal, on warrant from
Uuited States Commissioner Urban. will
next make his appearance before the United
States Court, where he has been sent for
trial for procuring and dealing in United
States internal revenue stamps that have
previously been used and Cancelled. and
sup lying "cheap" stamps to parties who
want them in such quantities as the mar
ket of Shreveport demands. The high
toned editor of the Southeastern degrades
his profession when he declares the act of
the government in prosecuting those Who
defrsud the revenue to be an "outrage" and
''pitiabl It will never do to defend
crime, and we do not believe the Southeast
ern would Intentionally do so, however
much it may hate the national government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
NEW YORK.
The Mcfarland Verdict Coddenued by
Women suff. age sOeietiea-ssoverh-
ment. Adv Bced-Southerns Opened
Firm-Goid Deaiiogs Heavy.

New YoaK, May 1.-THE women suffrage
societies, presided over by Henry Ward
Beecher and Theodore Tllton, have passed
resolutions condemning the verdict III the
MFarland trial.
Evtning-Money easy; call loans sos.
Sterling exchange 9s@95. Gold ll50l15t.
Governments advanced !, Soutnerus
opened firm and closed steady; North Caro-
linas 25s.
New YORK. May 1l.-Afflirs were very
animated to-day, buoyaDcy characterized
all The departments of speculation. Govern
ment securities shared the general buoy
ancy, and under the active demand prices
took sharp upward turn. Gold dealings
were heavy; large number of bids fol
treasury gold had tendency to stimulate
the market. Money remains in an easy con:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
RAILROADS,
ITO TEE N0RTH AND EAST
VIA
Cairo and Illinois Central Railroad.

Two Daily Express Trains leave Cairo on arrvs
Of trains from New Orleans. No change OF cars
from cairo to st. Louis. No change OF cars from
Caro- to Chicago.
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM CAIRO TO NEW YORK.
This is the only direct route Chicago and TO al
points forth and East, wa Chicago 1t IS from ltO
to $50 miles shorter ard frorn twelve to twertytour
hours quic Kerr han any other route
At chicago, direct coEnec IONS are mace Tor tieve-
land. Niagara Fails, Bpffato. New York. Boston,
Mon real, PIttsburg. Fbilade ptia. Bait more and
parts OF the Fast slso, for Mtvaukee, ST. fSul,
LaEe Superior. and al points North
New and elegant DrsUing-t com Sleeping Cars on
all Night Trains betH esn CAIRO and Chicago, snc
Cairo and ~ Louis
Baggage checked to all important points.
For through tickets aprly 1T ths New orleans,
J ckson and sreat Northern Railroad ticket othc
corner Camp ard C,mmon streets tunder Clty
Hote }, at l5J Common street (under st. Charles
Horep, and at the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Depot.
B. T. LS> GLEY.
General Southern Pas -eu ger Agent, New Orleans.
". r. loaNSON,
General Passenger Agent. Chicago
~. N. hUGhiTT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
BUSINESS CHANGES.

AJD-lCE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
N his customers and the pubic, that he has sold
his cor nfectionery establishment to j. VILLA Il
KCB,A co. Crate iul for the pat, onsRe bestowed
upon m by his Trends he nov requests he latter
TO extend il to his who viii exert them
selves with q view of preserving the reputation OF
the establishment as first GAS confectionery
ERNEST T. kPIN.
IN III e U ~ u f n L q ED. HAVI.G
i bought he 90, fectlo Try establishment Of Mr..
E8NEST TUhpfN, No 81 Old Levee. between
Cont and Sc Louis. soiicit be patronage of their
friends and the public. Thy VIII endsav,r to
the high gwen TO the estsblish-
nent ny their predec . or, spd viii eont.n TO of
to their The very hest articles in 'neir
Ene. and at prces Challenging noetiticn The
6rsipess will be conducted ~ No 70 O'd Lesee
street, under the firm name Of J. vfLLARkORfA
J. VILLARRnBIA
]. 4. D'HEMEGuORF.
apla In BERNARD TtRPN. \ ssnnaadAn-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
SEWING GlAUHIN {EiIS5.

NEc AND &R5-GENERAL +. E. LEE,
S3JD wiring unoer date of January u, 1851, says:
"its simt 10 mechanism, and the experience my
daughters have nsd in operating II, makes the WI
cox & Gibbs Sewing Machine great fayorite N
nv family > WILCOX q GIRBS' -i.ent Twisted
Loop Stitch SEWING MACHtkE. For sale by
NJ S. EEDRICK,
81 land lls Canal street, New Ories ns
Acerts wanted mh20 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
1uANTFD-AGENis- s-sI5 to $500 per month,

rXTANTFD-AGENiS S-sT5 to $500 per month,
w evervwn.re, male and female to in,rooucs
the GENUINE fMpR0yED COMM.N skNSE
stitch hem, fell. .uck quit, cord biz d. braid and
embroider IN q most su perior msDner Price o y
Sja FuIly war apted for fva years. We viii pay
$1,000 for any Machine ths3 will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam ban turs. 1t maaes
tbe ELASTIC ock stitch" very second stitch can
be cut and still the 10th can rot be pulled part
without tearing it. We pay agents from $50 70 S2Oo
which twice that amount can be made ADDRESS
StCOMo Co, PtTTSBUkGh. pENNSfL L.
VANiA; BOSt ON. MASSACHUoEI1S' OF Sl.
LOUIS, MISSOURI
CAUTION-Beware of all agents selling Mach,nes
under he same name ours, unless they can Dow
. certificate Of agency signed by US. We snail not
hold ourselves Responsible for worthless Msch,nes
solo by other parties ard shan p ossfo.e a pc,
either selling or usir hi der his maine TO
the full extent of the law, unless tucn M MacnnDs 3
were obtained from us or our AGENTS. DO DO. ns
impo ed upon by parties who c"Qy our advertise.
ment and circulars and offer worthless Mscnlnss az
. less price. 81Z9 3m a"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

We are glad to learn that J. ]. Aston. the
real estate agent of No. 80 Carondelet street,
is about closing a contract for the erection
of four or FIVE cottage houses near Napoleon
avenue, to be built within sixty days, and to
be soldAfor low prices and on easy terms.
What New Orleans needs u tasty homes Tor
people Of moderate means.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court - Aeo w.
II. Woods rrestGsUg SUGge, Aoa h.
w R.urel Dtst let u a6ge.

II. woods TrestGsDg Judge, Aon h.
VI. Durel Distsicl Ja6ge.
United States VS.. thirty-three bales OF
bla nkets. .-In this case yesterday the ap-
peal was dismissed with costs.
D. Nicholson Va. ship Royal Sovereign
In this case it Was ordered that the Jndg-
ment rendered by the District Court be
affirmed with costs.
Eighth Dlssrict Court - Tho Jnchsan
Hailrcad G Sc.
H. S. McComb ct al. VS.. G. I. Beaure-
gard Ct al.-ln this case, upon the opening
of the court Yesterday morning, Dir. Ran
dolph lied the following:
Now into court come the plaintiffs, and
withdraw and dismiss so much of the prayer
of their original petition, 50 far as 1t may be
construed 10 invoke this court IN this pro-
ceeding to render Judgment of custer against
the defendents, from the Offices OF Directors
Of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad, and 10 restore and put
plaintiffs in possession of said offices.
Judge Campbell remarked that this move
ment on the part OF p aintitf amounts to an
abandonment OF the whole case.
MIR Randolph replied, giving history OF
the case az considerable length. He was
followed. on the same side, by L. ID.
Semnles. ESQ, and the morGing hour haviD g
expired, the further argument OF the case
was continued until Wednesday, the
eighteenth instant.
The S,aughterhouse Case.
It is reported that notice has been given
in these cases of an intention to Apply for
wri,s of error to the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
suit for Damages-Clnim. esoOo-Ver-
diet for $500.
Charles Miltemore vs. Fl. G Heartt.-This
is a suit tried yesterday in the Fifth d strict
Court. before a jury, in which plaintiff
claimed s6oOO 1t appears that in the fall Of
1863 plaintiff was accidently shot by pistol
carried by defendant, receiving wound IN
the leg from the effects of which he was
confined to his room three months and was
prevented from attending to business about
Six months. The jury brought in a virdict
agaip-t defendant Tor $500 damages. A. A.
Atochs. attorney for piainutf, and Brice
Mitchell for defendant.
Fourth District Court.
Thomas c. Bates sues the Memphis, F.
paso ard Pacific Railroad Company fol-
about s132 coo for furnishing rolling stock
! aud materials for fifty miles OF their road IL
Texas. Plaintiff alleges that he shipped
the materials to New Orleans in 1861, anc
| they were seized by the Confederate al
! thnrities. Defendants refused to pay the
| C aim on the ground that the property was
never received by them; but on the othel
hard it is alleged that they had jucicialll
acknowledged The receipt in contestatioI
| in the Fifth District Court, wherein defend
| ants had intervened.
Kelesae of j. NJ. barrett
| Yesterday, on the application of Genera
John D. Freeman. attorney. at-law, j. NJ
Barrett, of the Picayune, charged witt
shooting. with intent to kill, j. l.. Smith
and ]. Diepert, was brought before Judg
Cooley, of the Sixth District Court. on
writ of habeas corpus, and released on bal
in the sum of S2500. Andrew Parle i
surety on the bond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
STOLEN.

OST STOLEN GEE NIsLAED A
II promissory Note for the sum OF 500 bear
;nc eight per cent terest rom it date, MAY Is,
1888 d paid, s gned b Katharine Fromherz mace
payable TO order of tridohu troinherz and oy Eiin
indorsed. Parties fu3inR having the same n
their possession are hereby notified not negotiate
the same. as payment has been stopped
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

"A to sell the AMtRIOAN K>Ir INU MAUhINE,
the only practical Fami Knitting Mscnine ever
invented r. ice SIS Will knit 10000 stitches
per minute. sd ,ress AMEhICAh k'ITiING
MACHINE COMPAnY, Boston, Massachusetts. or
st. Louis. Missouri. pS3n aw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
nOLn ca Is u. N N 4 X CLAL

OOLLEGE,
Corner Camp and Common otrestss New
ursesnas
The Oldest and most Efficient and srcceseful Com
mercial College in the United States. There is
fui, faculty Citizens and strangers who wish a
business edncst'on for themselves or sons are n
vited to call. 6tuden,s enter in any or all the
departments of the COLLEGE and a. any time.
N. B. NOT ONE Of oil the numerous GRADUATEf
Of this Collage, 70 the past Ta1RtYs!vEN xKAHs
4 vnrd V the WISE IL suf6caen(
For catalogues, etc, eddreas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
EDUCATION al.

TEFFERsON ACADEMY.
No. l23 Cont street. between Dauphins and Bur
gupdy streets
CONDCCTED BY G. J. LORD.
This establishment, long known 70 the pubic as
one OF the lead ng institutions OF the South again
open and ready 10 receive students, elmer a. Gay
scbois rs OF boarders. APIS Zn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
EM0V AIS.
IL e ~ OVAL

NE & NJ q Y q Ia ~ - " ~A s<'
The undersigned has refuoved his STONE GaRD
from the old stand, on Customhouse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL Il & EA IL STO = y YARD,
on Poydras street between Locust and freret
.tree U.s. and the Office t. no. IS Natchez street 80
In extending and consolidating his business vi n
the rrear Artificial stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to e nerous public, the patrons
and friends of bnsr OF n rtyelght years stand
ing in this city. and woaid solicit cor tinuaRce OF
the sarle to the Louisiana Frear Stone Manufactur.
ing Co,npauy NEWrCN RICHARDS.
Referring to the shove: the FREAE tRIiti.
CI.L STONE COMPANY VIII furnish their
STONE slso Grauits and Marble Tor all purposes
of building fronts of stores and dwellings, steps,
window sills, lintels, tombs. monuments, tagging
for ba anouees, yards, garden walks, etc
arttciar attention OF pTcDerty bclders arcnitec's
and builder is called to the Artificial trear one,
nov ofe, ed as beautiful and economics Substitute
for BRICK and plastsred fronts OF buildings, arc
suitable for cornices, window trimmings, wan cop
ipgs, front fences, etc . :,
JAMES CLARK, Secretary. -.
Depot for the sale of RICHARDS CAPE LIME.
splS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
FOREIGN.

Knce Won by the American Eachs
1apphO.
LONDON, May 1.-The American yacht
Sappho won the race to-day. The Cambria
returned to Cowes without rounding the
stake bOat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
! FOB SALE.

sAyN.E-ABOUr ELEVEH THOUSAND
y in different trsc's, OF the nnest
, n IL ne state. large portion OF tneee
r tsvered with magnificent forests OF req
t.S : ID portions are near the river, HorgaD's
/. ~ yiroad and the line of the Cha tanoogs
II Is Railroau-contiguous to an ine1hadS.-
s. fket for lumber and woodland are very
5, ';ra1rlely tow rates, as the owner Is about
.!>ehe state in consequence OF i'll health.
- particulars apply to Colonel J. y. NlAon,
y Gravier street. no stairs corner bans
, Tween the hours of g and IL O'Clock A. III.
Cf my6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
LOST.

LITER FROM HAMBURG, GER
ed BY Mrs. ri. Engels. and sd
s N. A. Manning, care OF RsM. try,
g ouisiana Tire finder will confer q
"a 3aving 1t at this office. nnyiO 81
~ MY STABLES NO. SO ST.
! 4 -aet, Sunday May 6, l-50, a bright
. From spawn in the right hind leg.
} 1Ohaye the same by provIr g propelty
rges. JOSEPH Ma DptS
= 9, May 9. 1870. Inyio 10 2O'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

- q Gza kns kaa Nuk e$ SEA Ss
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
State Department Building Appropriation
THE SENATORS WHO OPPOSED THE BILL
Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson's Card
RULING THE SOUTH BY LOVE
CHEAPER TO FEED THAN FIGHT THE INOIANS
ADVANCED IDEAS OF TIE TRIBUNE
Establishment Of Six Steamship Lines
TROUBLES AT PARIS TUESDAY NIGHT
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED
ORDER RESTORED BEFORE MORNING
TIE YACHT RACE AT LONDON
THE AMERICAN YACHT SAPPH0 WINS
| DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

anz3Im q Canal street.
CP1.E.iIsp uW Ek.Es ', d FOR kENr
. RARE ChANCt.-Tho secord and third
floors of tnat splendid brick dwelling house, No II
Dauphln street, viii be rented. furnished or un.
furnished, until the first October next on very
reasonable terms, to a good tenant The furniture
is eeea and he lecstiOn OF the most desirable
in the city. There are ten rooms, besides bath.
room. wash-room and kitchen, with DO h Migrant
and extra large ciEterns The ground noor IL oe-
tached from the baauce of the house and occupied
premises japA
II O q M o. WITH 0K WETHUU UE
II BOARD-For families or gentlemen, at Ns
3ravier street. between Franklin and Liberty Jes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

OUR CRIMINAL LAWS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12
FOR BENT.

NOR ENT-PART OF SECOND FLOOR
T. of store No 2l Canal street Also two sm all cot:
iao.s on Haean avenue resr Bisuviile street Shell
Road, for rent very cheap Apply TO
' JAMES DESBAN,
anz3Im q Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

j. !. " sALE-A NEW sTEAMBoAT HULL,
y = sbuilt and fastened in the best worftnsnlBe
pner expressly for the Red River trade her
Ieneth. two hundred eco feet over all
Besn, thirty SIX (36J feet.
Depth Of hold about seven % feet
Apply at the Lumber Yard of
ans No. 1875 Fulton street, corner North Market
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ADVANCED IDEAS OF TIE TRIBUNE
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SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED

ORDER RESTORED BEFORE MORNING
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TROUBLES AT PARIS TUESDAY NIGHT
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Establishment Of Six Steamship Lines
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THE SENATORS WHu OPPOSED THE BILL
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[ooxT1NuBD On E1eHTH DAsK.l
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CHEAPER TO FEED THAN FIGHT THE INOlANS
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State Department Building Appropriation
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Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson's Card
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RULING THE SOUTH BY LOVE
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-02
Miscellany

PLAYING HAMLET UNDER D1FflccLliGS'
-"Hamlet" was recently enac'eu Wy Hu"in
A lams, under difficulties, at ne" tneatre IN
MassiIon. Ohio. There was no property
man no scene-shifter, no supernumeraries.
Matters were at last arranged, however. and
when the time came for raising the curtain.
1t was ascertained that there was no sional
bell. The "grave-digger" was despatched to
procure that necessary article, and soon re-
turned win large dinner bell The signal
was gwen, but the curtain did not 90 up, for
tne simple reason that there was no one to
pun II up. The ropes were manned by Ham
Iet, ana sLrong pull was made, when the
curtain rose slowly. At this juncture the
leading man of the town, who occupied pri
vate box, arose and addressed the audience
ihnlctins upon them speech OF one hours
duration. The curtain then went up, Ham
Let being reinforced by the ghost.
Inc piece progressed finely under the cir
cumstances, Ophelia being compelled to play
the Queen until the fifth act, when it was as
certained that there was no skull. Mr.. Ad-
ans insisted on having something to repre-
sent Yorick's Uranium. The ghost was ac-
cordingy dispatched to a physician to pIo-
cure skull. After a brief absence, ne re-
turned with an entire skeleton OF n'n,
which he handed to Mr. Adams, VINO looked
at Il IN amazement, and exclaimed 1rantlcally,
"My God how can L say "Alas, poor Yor-
lex" with these shin-bones dangling about
nv legs ?" The grave digger was commission
ed to procure the much needed skull. and
happening to be a member of a society where
he knew there was large skull and cross.
bones made of wood, be soon returned with
1t, and the play went On, Mr.. Adams. while
speaking his lines relating to Yorick, holding
the large wooden skull and or bones witt
both hands; all of which is vouched for by
the Pittsburg Gazette.