The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

The Misses Brandon are giving concerts in Nat
chez Miss. 4..~..
Mr.. J. s. Paten has taken the Norfolk Theatre.
Mr. A. A. Adams is engaged as principal tragedian.
Messrs Chapman and Hamilton have opened the
Detroit Theatre. MHH
Mr. IL Phillips gave his farewell concert in Alba
ny, on Thursday evening, which was well attended.
The Boston Mai procaims Mr.. Philippe, the
| after Herr Dobbler, Of the 10th century.
Mr. Barton, the futist and Mrs. Vernon, have
ieh New Orleans They arc on their way to this city
taking the river route.
WEIGH, Mann and Dclavan's Circus, has met with
unprecedented success since 1t left Philadelphia. In
every town village In which they have exhibited
their pavilion has been! crowded to excess although Gu
pabe OF holding much greater number Of persons than
heretofore.
Signor Tomasihad bumper benefit at the Amer
lean Theatre, New Orleans, on the 30th ut
Miss Mary st. Clair, assisted by Mons. Phillip,
and Mr. Fessenden the optician from London viii per
form for the three nights moro at Shawmu Hall Boston
The Buffalo Theatre opened on Monday evening.
to largo and enthusiastic audience.
General Harlan has written drama called The
Fall of Kcp.chack, Scenes in Tartaryp Tho author
resided among tho people, whose customs manners &c
will be accurately sol forth, nearly twenty years II
was brought out at tho Chestnut street Tboetrc Phodc
phia, Inst evening.
LEGISLATIVE SUnrMARy--In tho SENATE. Mr..
Wright reported bill ~ enlarge the act relative 10
Common Schools In tho city Of Brooklyn. Mr. Talcott
Dill fnrthcr TO amend tho charter Of tho Now York
tho bill to amend tho charter Of the Wilinmsburgh In.
surnnce Company Mr. Barlow reported In favor OF con-
curing in oil the material amendments to tho bill
ducc town and county expenses &C. Tho third reading
OF bills was hcn IN order The bill to the
American Agricultural Association, was lost for the
want oil constitutional voto-ryes 10, noes 6. Tho
third reading OF bills, notion continued until T.
O'Clock. The Convention sbil was then taken nm in
committee and tho amendment proposed by the minority
OF the select committee further observation-disclosures
Clark and Wright sustaining and Mr. Porter opposing Il
until tho usual hour for a recess.
In tho HousE, the special orderthc consideration Of
bills on the general orders-was suspended until 81
o'clock, r. M--and tho third reading of bills was taken
up and occupied the entire morning session. considc-
rable number passcd-not however without some ais.
cussion-much Of which the subject of the Agr.
cultural School at Fairfield. The bill re-oreanize The
Aims House department in the city of New York after
long discussion was rccommitted--.aibany .arr,Is
County Court.
NAV o. Trial Of Justice Drinker, conciudedThc Court
met at o'clock whcn after session of an hour tho fol-
lowing resolutions adopted
Resolved That although the Court disapprovc of tho
conduct Of Justice Drnker in the respect alleged In the
charge against him, they do not think he should be dis
missed from Office has been proved guilty of corrnpt
malicious proceedings in his official duties although
meriting the censurc OF this Court.
Therefore, Resolved That the charges against Justice
Drinkcr BIO, and the same arc hereby dismissed
Adopted.
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aIhs. Court hsrsupon adjourned