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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

shakes>e.re Cluh-Ihe Swan Of Avea.
Next Tuesday evening the Shakespeare
Club will favor our citizens with grand
theatrical entertainment at the Varieties
Theatre, the occasion being the three hum
dredth Shakespeare anniversary.
The play selected for that evening is from
the repertoire of Mr.. George Ryer, of the
Varieties, and is entitled the "Swan of
Avon,' name given by Ben johnson to the
immortal Shakespeare.
The hero of the play il Shakespear in
his youthful days. The plot is a romance
of the Avon. in which Shakespeare and many
of the contemporary great scholars and
statesmen OF the time of Elizabeth are in
terwoven, and some prominent actors of
the day figure as incidental to the plot.
The play will be brought out at great ex-
pense, and will be put on in the most excel
lent manner. The scenic effects will be
historical and magnificent. The house at
Stratford, in which Shakespeare was born,
and Kenilworth castle and gardens, illu-
minated and prepared for fete in honor of
Queen Elizabeth, will be among these scenic
effects.
The grand tableaux at the end of the
piece will be q vision of the future three
hundred years after the incidents of the
play, that is, the inaugul alton of the statue
of Shakespeare in the Central Park, New
York, which win take place on the twenty
third of April, 1872.
Mr.. Barrett, desiring to aid in this mag
nifcent display, will obtain from Mr.. Ed
win Booth a sketch of the Shakespeare
statue, the style of which is only known to
a favored few, as it is yet uncovered, and
which Mr.. Ryer promises to realize in a
tableau at the end of his play.
Mr.. Pigot, the splendid artist of the Va
rieties. will make the Kenilworth scene the
most magnificent scenic display ever wit
messed in New Orleans. Great will be the
satisfaction of those who may be fortunate
enough to obtain admittance to the Varie-
ties on that occasion.
Mr.. Raymond will enact the part of the
youth Shakespeare; Miss Alice Grey, the
eading lady of the St. Charles Theatre,
will play Mabel, the fair founding of Chal-
'ot; Mr.. REer will take the role of Sir
Thomas Lacy Judge Braughn the charac-
er of Urban Delapota, Earl of Suffolk;
Mr.. D. c. johnson will appear as 7arleto,,,
he comedian Of the day; Mr. Onorato will
the Earl of Leicester, and the act
ng members of the Shakespeare Club will
'ppear in the various characters and
ableaux of the play.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21
iYestsrday's Evening Dispatches. !

New YORK, April 20.-Arrived-Steam
ers Virgo, South America and United States
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Mr. Banks, chair
man Of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs has been assured by Secretary Fish
that the Cabinet was unit on the subject
and that the American case before the
Geneva arbitrator would be modified.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-A special from Mus
kague, Indian Territory, says: Tallaeuah
was acquitted Of the charge of murder,
whereupon q relative of the murdered man
killed the defendant and the Judge on the
bench.
An indiscriminate fight followed, in which
eleven persons were killed and many
wounded. Among the killed were three
United States marshals.
MATAMORAs, April l8.-Arrivals from Ca:
MARCO, with dates to the seventeenth, re-
port that the revolutiOnists imposed fine
Of $4,000 upon the firm of Buck, Schonfeldt
q Co. for some irregularity in passing
money out of the country.
This, with the proceeds of the sale of
three hundred miles. placed the insurgents
in funds, and will enable them to move on
Aatamoras in full force. 1t is stated that
command to General Quiroga, who win
direct the movement on this city.
A rumOr prevails tonight that General
Cortinas was again defeated with severe
loss, near Reynasa, to-day.
A report has been received here via Tam
picc to the effect that the revolutionists in
Yucatan had complete control of that State,
and that General Cevellas had gone there
with the troops which were intended or ex-
pected to reinforce the government troops
on the frontier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21
New Stars in the Black Crook,

Miss Annie Hindle, who appears to-mor-
row evening, is by far the most popular
vocalist in the country. Manager Bidwell
deserves the thanks of the amusement pub
lie for the constant change of novelties in
troduced in his popular theatre. Miss An
ME Hindle, who is announced for tomorrow
evening, is one Of the best character vocal
lists on the stage. An exchange says:
The great sensation of the evening was
the appearance of Miss Annie Hindle,
whose tame had preceded her, and we feel
assured she even surpassed the expectations
OF the audience assembled to hear her. She
sings well. dresses well. and acts well, and
of the three pieces she sang, it was
difficult to determine which was best
received, so great was The applause.
She appeared only in gentlemen
characters, and whether in full evening
dress, the dandy exquisite Of the promen-
AIDE, or as Rafting Jack" her costume
and manners were faultlessly BETTING the
character assumed. At the conclusion of
the last piece sung the applause was loud
and continuous, when Miss Hindle appeared,
and in q neat speech craved the indulgence
OF the audience, stating that she had trav-
eled long way, went through railroad
accident, and was almost completely worn
out; and thanking them for their kind man
lfestations OF approval, retired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21
THE CITY HALL.

The political excitement which has
agitated the city for the last few days
seems to have exercised an enervating in
fuence on business at municipal head
quarters. Nothing appears to be going on
that will interest the public. Both Ad-
illustrators and clerks are alike devoid Of
novelty, interest, or even ordinary incidents
to relate.
The Mayor and one or two of the Admin
istrators yesterday paid a visit to the
Marine Hospital, which is being fitted up
as an insane asylum. The work is pro-
crossing as fast as possible.I
Taxes are being collected with the usual
facility" The public do not disclose any
peculiar partiality for it. Everybody is
putting it off until the last moment.
The school teachers have not yet been
paid. Many Of them are selling their Ger
tificates at very low rates.
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in first hands. Shoulder are quoted ct Sc
-xib sides Sac p b. Market quiet.
:, MAcKERELcIs coming IN more freely and
Is selling at 3l4018 for No. bbls; clio
II SO sfor No. 2; 3809 for No. 8; 81 IS for
No. l kits; 81 40 for No.r2, 81 20 for No. 8.
POULTRY AND EGcs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at IS 50; ducks "a 50U5;
geese $70s; turkeys $50; eggs l70lSc v
dozen. ss
EsCULENrs-Potatoes are selling on the
landing at 50 5O03 60; onions - SO; apples
$406; y Dbl; dried apples 9010c. peaches
405cY ib; Western beans $1l; North
ern beans SD 50; red beans e11012: sour
krout 410a1 horse radish 1905 Dbl;
cabbages l8025c each.
NAVAL STOREs-Somc No. rOsin on hand
is selling at $404 so y Dbl. Tar is dull at
So Is y half Dbl; Sc y Dbl. Ofspirits turpen-
tine there have been some receipts OF North
Carolina, and prices have declined. 1t is
now retailing at 70075c y gallon.
BUTrER-Choice is scarce and in demand.
Western commands 26028c; Goshen 81 q
40c; new Goshen 4O042c " fb.
CHEEsE-Is also scarce and in demand.
Western Reserve commands 1Sc, factory 2Oc,
Northern 20c y rs.
SALT-The last cargo sale Of Liverpool
was at 81 42l9 y sack. 1t is quoted by the
cargo at 81 400I 4s.s y sack. The
market is dull ON account of the
unsettled duty question. The stock
on hand is. not large. The dealers
rates from store are 81 Cool Is " sack for
coarse and 81 20 al IS for fine. TurksIsland is
selling at 81 3O0l IS v sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at 22c
y bushel. Table salt IN pockets is selling
at ga al NC, as in size.
TALLow-Is dull and quoted at sc p Il.
CoFFEE-We have to note dull market,
and quotations almost nominal. There lie
stock in first hands of ii 1882 sacks Rio, and
in dealers hands 49, 400 bags. Prime is
quoted at 2O02014c, gold duty paid; good
1914 020c: fair 19Gl9Ac y fb.
H1DEs-Ihe market is very dull. and
prices. are declining: Green sailed are
dry flint 100 lie; kips II 0l2c y ID.
WOoL-This seasons clip has not COM
menced to come in, and prices are scarcely
established. Some few lots have been re-
ceived and sold, and we quote: Mexican,
imported, 80 035c; Texas, clean, 40045c;
lake, clean, Asa Soc; Louisiana, clean, 400
44e; Louisiana aud Texas, bury, 80 035c v
rs.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and COM
mands $l3 y ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and &14 y ton when in plant
ers' bags, and $i8 SO y ton for seed and
bags.
BAGG1NG-Is without any movement.
The dealers rates are 17c for India in
bales, Ice in rolls; jute 19c; Western bag
ging l8c y yard.
MOss-Good moss is in demand, but poor
is very dull. Country picked is quoted at
4 a &c: city picked So lie p tb.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market ie very
dull, but the stock on hand is small, and
holders refuse to submit to any decline in
prices. Fair is quoted at 8A 08lAc, prime
ga 09c. The stock of Carolina is small, and
is retailing at 91s 09Ac v fb. There is a
large stock of India on hand 1t is now
quoted at 707lsc y fb, currency, and 3as q
3ssc, gold in bond. There are two cargoes
OF India on sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

Howard, Exporter and Belle Lee, The
latter did mot get away till this morning.
weather clear and warm. River rising
slowly.
EVANSVILLE, April 2O.-The river has
risen five inches in the past twenty four
hours. Weather warm.
CARO-, April 20.-Arrived - Kate Kin
ney, from New Orleans, at 10 p. NJ; City
Of Quincy, from st. Louis, at IL p. M;
Great Republic, from New Orleans, at II A.
M; H. c. Wilson, from New Orleans, at 4
p. N. Departed-City of Helena, for Yicks-
burg. at 9 p. NJ; Kate Kinney, for Louis
vile, at ii P. NJ: City of Quincy, for New
Orleans, at 4 A. NJ; Great Republic, for St.
Louis, 1t ! p. NJ; H. C.. Wilson, for the
Ohio river, at p. M. River has risen one
inch in the last twenty -four hours. Weather
clear. Mercury CSC.
LOUISVILLE, April 20.-River stationary,
with fifteen feet in the canal and thirteen
feet in the chute. Departed-Nick Long
worth. The Liberty No. 3 has been char
tered to tow q feet Of iron boats to Red
river. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Rlver thirty-fve
feet ten inches in the channel, and falling.
Arrived-John Kilgour, from New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures, for New Orleans.
Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-River rising.
Weather clear and warm. Departed
Henry Ames, for New Orleans; Colorado,
for Vicksburg, and Mollie Moore, for Red
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLoAN, SUNDAY, APIsL 2l 1872
Internal Revenue Rsa.csis.s.
A Washington special of the seventeenth

A washington special of the seventeenth,
to the Louisville Courier Journal, says:
Mr.. Dawes to-day introduced in the
House bill to reduce the force required for
the collection Of the internal revenue, and
to reduce the expense Of such collections.
The bill 10 the one recommended by the
Secretary of the Treasury. It provides
that after January !, 1873, the offices OF col
lectors, deputy collectors, assessors and
deputy assessors shall cease, and the United
States shall be divided into fifty collection
districts, and that a supervisor shall be ap-
pointed for each district, who is to perform
all the duties connected with collecting the
revenue. The supervisor is allowed to nom-
mate q deputy, and is made responsible for
all his acts. The inspectors and gaugers
and all subordinate officers are to be al
lowed per diem salary. The salary Of
supervisor is not to exceed 5000 year, q
department supervisor $4,000, and clerks
sufficient to perform the duties are allowed
at salary not exceeding $4,000 year.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
authorized to make all regulations neces-
sary to execute the law. The bill was re-
ferred to the Ways and Means Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

The leading incidents of the plot of this
peerless tragedy are half legendary and
half historical. The story is mentioned by
Girolama de la Coste, in his History Of
Verona" but before the appearance of that
work It had been vari0usly handled by the
early Italian novelists. 1t forms the ground
work of a novel by Luigi da Porto, pub
lished in 1854. 1t was then taken up and
recast by one Pierre Boisteau, q French
writer, translation of whose version was
published in England in 1857, and on this
version a poem was founded by Arthur
Brooke, which was published in 1862 under
the title of "The Tragical History Of Rom
Gus and Juliet, written first in Italian by
Bandello, and now in English by Arthur
Brooke" But from an alIusion in Brooke's
preface, itsappears that an English play
upon the same subject had already ap-
peared. To the poem by Brooke,
Shakespeare was indebted for his plot
and the first faint outline Of
his characters. Even the incompatible
Aercntio is dimly Swallowed forth in the
following somewhat uncouth lines.
At the one side of her chair her lover Romeo,
And on the other side there sat one called Mer-
courter that each where was highly had in price,
For he was courteous OF his speech and pleasant OF
device
Even as lion would among the lambs be bold,
Such was among the bashful maids Mercutio to be-
hold.
This tragedy was first issued from the
press in 1897, when Shakespeare was in the
thirty third year of his age. There is no
evidence, however, that this first edition had
the authors imprimatatr. 1t was undoubt-
edly one of those "stolen and surreptitious
copies" of which the editors of the old folio
edition complain.
The present acting copy of Romeo and
Juliet" is that arranged and remodeled by
Garrick, about the year 1748, and which has
been from that time to our own the pre-
ferred acting edition.
1t will be produced at the Varieties Thea
tire tomorrow night, for the benefit of Mr..
Lawrence Barrett, with the following cast:
Romeo, Mr.. Barrett; Mereutio. Mr.. G.
Clarke; Tybolt, Mr. Aug. Pitou; FSiar, Mr..
George Ryer; Apothecary, Mr.. John How.
son: Capuiet, Mr.. I. j. Hind; Benrolio, Mr..
+. Murdoch; Paris. Mr.. Bradley; Juliet,
Miss lone Burke; Capuiet, Miss Reynolds;
Nurse, Miss Carr.
We doubt if the piece was ever better
cast in this city. We can easily imagine
what superb Romeo Mr.. Barrett will
make; and it will be seen that all the other
characters are placed in able hands.
Mr.. Barrett's claims on the public are too
well known for us to repeat them here. We
feel sure that the largest house of the pres
emit season will crowd the Varieties Theatre
TO- morrow night