The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25


for three nghsa week. the 18th of No
vember The minister's decision has given great
satisfaction to the French press but very much doubt
that Madlle. Rachel is equally as well pleased
Some amusing dramatic pieces are announced at the
Royal AdelphI, London, in which Mr. Hammond, Mr..
Fitzroy and Mrs. Melville will appear.
Mr.. Phillips is giving entertainments in Liverpool
Mrs Glover the celebrated actress. has returned to
Gus jour- ais speak in terms Of high sudstion.
The Olympic Theatre opened for the season on tho
18th Of October with " The Hunchback" and ballet.
The play was thus cast Master Walter, Mr. Henry
Betty; Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr.. Leigh Murray Lord
Tnsel, Mr. Walter Lacey; Julia, Mrs Gordon; Helen
Mrs Walter Lacy Misses Charles Hamilton, Ayres and
Rosna Wright and Messrs. Cowel, wilkinson, Romsr
Davidge, Johnson &c, are engaged
Mr. Macready WILL it is said, take the refund Of the mi
nor theatres, Ssdler's Wells excepted.
The arrangements between Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Gus
tavus Brooks broken of; and Mr.. c. Kemble Mason
is likely to appear at the Haymarket in his stead.
Madame Anna Bishop was to appear at Drury Lane
few days after the opening night in Baes opera the
maid Of Artos and in the part which poor Mslibrsn
sustained SO admirably.
lit usual the old Italian Opera House. to alot
gallery to the footmen, that when their masters
servants might be ready to attend But these iyery
men" took II into their heads to become critics upon the
muaous manner hattie that the managers found absolute
y necessary to close the gallery against them and
sign to those only who paid for admission Just before
was fond of music, but who had more wit than money,
appeared at the gallery door where the porter demanded
am the Lord Jehovah's servant and admitted.
of the doorkeepers saying to the other 81 heard
of that mans before, but suppose is
Wy Scotch lord or other.n
A most laughable incident occurred during the per.
formance Of Mdlle Deiaze the Celestial Theatre
Lyons. The piece was .Un scandale" In that vaude-
vile young widow, beloved by her cousin tormented
by rich old bachelor named Fromsgeat for whom she
expresses her dislike by saying "f M Fromsgest marry
me- he will repent Il" young lady in one Of the boxes
who seated by the side OF her cousin, whose
also Fromageat thinking the actress making an
ausion to event in her life cried out with the utmost
naipete, "Now, didn't say SO ~
The Boulogne Gazette ofthe 18th instant says I'VE
have just heard that Baron Dals Msgni the dramatic
ts and well known author Of "Ursns," intends giving
a dramatic soiree, in which he will read different
cealr Of the most popular authors Shakespeare Schiller
Goethe, &c"
We learn by letters from Bologna that preparations
Grafton Of the acts of the Pope, Plus TX. Rossin
who amongst the number who signed the address Of
rable events Of the Legations has been occupied in COM
posing the music Of re Deum to be sung on the
Pacini recent opera brought out at Naples in which
Teresa Brambilla created such sensation, III Bunde
monte has just been brought out under the direction
of Pacni in person. at Leghorn The composer and the
opera were warmly sppaIdod Colini one Of the best
Italian bartonss, was very favorably received
SUPREME COURT DEcrsIoNs-Oct 20, 1885,
Clark VS.. Savage, ct al.-same vs. Savage and
same Benedict & Savage. On motion of c. Billing
hurst ESQ., judgment taken in each Of these
Der. al.-Weed, Prost. Sc, vs. Whitney, ct al g. g.
Raymond for plaintiff. MIR. Bowdoin for defendants
Whitney Lockwood impla.; 5 G Raymond for plain.
f-Mr Bowdoin for defendants-judgment on frivolous
de%gr. Conger Vs. aotcskiss hotchkissJudgmsnt
frivolous Argued by MIR Bovine for plaintiff, and Mr.
kirkland for defendants Held not frivolous Walker
vs.. Budd ct al-Mr c. Tucker concluded for plaintiff
and L. Darwin Smith, Esq., was heard In reply-decision
postponed McGo o &c ads Calkin: ct sL3Deci:ion
postponed Mr. Hill opened the for defendants Mr.
Cady for plaintfsMr Hill in reply. Farchild ads Gil
let, Receiver SC No 10. MIR. James heard for de-
repisMdeeson postponed Abel VS. Douglass Biis
Except No. IL Dir. Williams was heard for plaintiff:
Ger 2a-Hale VS. Wing ct al.-On motion Of Mr.. Hill.
judgment for plaintiff in partition Subway Vs. City Of
Buffalo No. 49, was transferred to 2osh Mead Brown
| for motion, Mr. Wood opposed-dened without costs
Burnett Hotchkiss ct al.-No 67s-motion by Mr..
ment in Of n3nsuit-Mr Lawrence opposed-denied.
Burnham ads Winchell-same as above Corning ct al.
VS.. Crocker-No IA, motion by MIR. Fsrrar TO strike
from calendar with judgment for plaintif-grnt
ed wakeIee Clifford No. Sso-moton by MIR; Bovine
sheldon-No. 456-moton by MIR BOVINE to strike
cause from calendar opposed by MIR. Hill denied.
Mr. c. Tucker to strike from caendar-granted.
Same Hogeboom ct al same above. Burwell ads.
cause from calendar granted Myers, sc. VS. wyncoop
ct a.-No. 4sO-moton by Z. Darwin Smith to strike
% by Mr. I'm e o
calendar granted Chamberlain W. Quackenbush No.
704-motion by Mr. Maynard to strike cause from
calendar Mr.. A. Worden opposed. Granted. Also
Judgment unless defendant pay costs in twenty days
Kinney ct al Smiley, No. 2es-Motion by Mr.. May
nsrd to strike cause from calendar. Granted Bank
sslins Briggs, imppd, &c, No. 637-Motion by Mr..
Noxon to strike cause from calendar. Grsnted Hall
ads Rehabilitation by Mr.. Hill to strike from
calendar with judgment of afirmance Granted Gay
Vs. Robe Mobilization by Mr. Kirkland for Judgment
S1 % VS. NJ" By No.
Hin for Judgment on frivolous demurrer; Mr. Kirkisnd
opposed held not frivolous. Lansing vs. Tuats, No
6is-Noton by Mr. Rsynolds for Judgment ON frivolous
demurrer Mr. c. Stephens opposed court took papers to
| examine. WOODWARD Va. Gesman, No. 6e3-Motion by
Mr. Reynolds for judgment frivolous demurrer grant
ed Trustees Of Penn Yam Wells, No. 5s6- Motion
by f. Fitch Smith, Esq for Judgment frivolous de-
murrer; II. Wells, Esq. opposed held not frivolous
Stow VS. Bradey-Motion by Mr.. Dursnd for Judgment
on frivolous demurrer; granted. Finn Va sleisht No
lon motion of Mr. Hill trial granted on default
Abel Douglass, No IA Mr. Mullett was heard for
defendant, and NJ Williams in reply. Chaut.uqus Coun.
ty Bank Hodge ct al, No 4-Mr. Burwell was heard
| for plaintiff.