The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-12 00:00:00

DOWNLL AND 011.11311 L. Tlll 011111 AL •TLY NAVIOA

WON 001trANT.—COLLI111011.
Mr. M. Chemins% Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. BovMs ap-
rifor the pkintiffs ; and Bir F. Thesiger, Bir F. Kelly,
ltaowles, gad Mt. George Wilkie for the company.
This wee Ike third trial of this use, the verdict in the
first butanes loirß M the plaintiff ; and on the second
trial *slimy trovewithout main; to a decision,
after beige- hind up he eighteen bees.
This was es settee beeeglit by the risen of the brig
Harewood against the ileisholn the inners of the Tri-
dent, steam vessel, bit a seilleles, la wig* the Harwood
was sank, sensed by the alkyd segligenee of the &he-
dente nacres.
The delandents pleaded net guilty, and that the accident
wee ounsithed by the negUathes- el the crew of the Hares
wood.
It weaved Aim the great beep et evidence adduced on
the pet et the plaintiffs that es the 4th October, 1863, the
Rosemead snivel at the sea* of the Thames, and
at twee/desk is the afternoon ems to an anchor I. eon-
seqsanes of the nth begh:l4: ebb. At 8 o'clock in the
~eke the eashat was , end the vessel proceeded
is bee wow up the river as larboard tack. When she
bed teethed within two or three miles off the Non light,
the height lldl at the man-head of the Trident, and soon
after the red fight on her larboard peddle-box, became
visible is the larboard bow of the brig. The esptain of the
brig immediately got a light end waived it about for five
minutes, and then put in in the Companion. As
he was mating back the men shouted out that
the steamer was close upon them, and the brig, at the emu
time, received a blow as her larboard bow, and sank di-
rectly. The captain and me men were saved, but the rest
of the crew (six men) were downed. The ambient was es-
casioned by the steamer the peeling he beta sad going
astern of the brig, instead if whisk eke othetreerded her
helm sad ran tato her.
The defuse was, that the evident was seasksed by the
negligence of the brig in not shewiztrizd in not
starboarding her helm, instead of ends*.
vowed to mere the bows of the etuaer, whisk wee going at
fall speed. If the steamer had posted kit Wee eke mut
have goes right over the bet anddeldps, viruses if the
brig had stared her helm, the mesh would have
pared slew of each other.
The evidence of the captain of the Trident, given on the
first trial was read over, and the mate and a great many
other witnesses were examined to prove the defendant's
case.
The case was adjourned until Monday.

EXCHEQUER
swine ix 110011,-1/7011111,
curwaty Cicarrop,
KARIM IN NNW AND WHIRL

-Fin. 10.
MAULS. Wl4ll

This can oocupreaci the court several clr:ye. The question
sloes out of an award made ander an act of parliament.
with a view of aseertainiog the rights of the fres miners in
the Fond of Dean, and certain metes and bounds in that
forest. The setter bad been tried before Judos Wight-
man, and a special verdict returned. There was a bill of
empties&
Kr. Justice Coleridge this morning delivered &judgment
full of technicalities, but affirming the decision of the mart
below.

OMNI V. JON= AND OTNINII.
The argument' in this ease, which had retinae' to the
'node of weighing certain goods, occupied the whole day,
but judgment was postponed.
COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—FEB. 10.

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