New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22
ThIngs In AIbnny-Fun for the nIiIIIon-Barn-
burning Indicrments-Hudson River Baptist
Association Effects of the War spirit
shrisrinnity-Odd Fellows, Celebration
The Weather, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ChrisIinniiy-Gdd Fellows, Calculation
The Weather, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY. June Goth. 1876
Excitement novelty and amusement always
eagerly sought for by the Million and IN no easier
or more economical manner can this propensity be
sratifed than by an attendance the sitting OF our
Courts OF Justice The lover Of dramatic excitement nav
here find abundant food for his fayoe passion Tragedies
OF deep Interest. rendered b The reality Of the scenes
enacted, interpreted with HIGHT arccs and pauo-
mines, and the machinery of Justice slowly develops
"a his the crmin9iiy ard vicouSress of human pa
ture he is Invoun,ay carried away by feelings TO
much greater extent than If be ssing thrilling
drama accompanied by allthe claPrap and paraphenas
OF theatrical performance.
The million in the eager pursuit of this sort Of
excitement assembled al early hour On Thursday
morning in the hope OF extracting little ian from
the trials OF the Barnburners, whose had been set
down By the special District Attorney for that day Fer
once they were disappointed in their reasonable e1pecs
lion At tho opening OF the Court the counsel for tie
prisoners moved quash the indictments on the ground
that they had not been found under the auspices oa
legally appointed public prosecutor 10 other words tbs
the Court had power nominate District Attorney
unless the legal iucunb-ut disabled from acting;
and that in such cssO the disappointment was good
but for This point was discussed at greatlesR
nv fvs OF the most eminent councillors which our city
affords the arguments occupying part OF Ihursoay,
all dar Friday and part Of this morning The Court ce
cded that the appointment was legal in its inception ors
only extended one term and refused 70 quasn tne IN
dicir,rn:s found al, the term OF the appointment.
The Hudson River Baptist Association held Their
annual meeting in this city this week The Asso-
citation composed all the churches 81 the conomt'
nation 10 the vicinity Of the Hudson River. and this
meeting attended by clerical and lay delegates rom
nearly a those churches. They appeared to be BODY
OF men richly endowed with intelligent and enlarged
views of their Christian duties The severa! addresses
eyiuced high order OF eloquence and talent From Tue
ort. made il appears that the pas, year has been cher
acerzed By languor and depression In the Christian
world and the increase In most OF tho churches has
been small One gentleman (wbo'e name could not
,arn) attributed this fact to the effects of the spirit
which rouses up the evil passions OF men to the exca.
sion Of all that pertains TO belief or Christianity de
sustained this position with much plsusibity, and sue
ceeded In convincing his auditors Of the truth oil h.
premises.
The Odd Fellows celebrated one of their ami
versaries on Thursday by an excursion TO Plough.
ksepsie This order Is fast increasing In this city AND
seems be quite popular with cIizens is said
that the excursion pleasant and passed OH with great
enjoyment 10 the participants.
We have rain and thunder storms 10 protusion bun,
Notwithstanding the weather Is and oppressive.
Yours L..