The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-09 00:00:00

}Wadi. Me led remised UOL hem the. *WM ap le
the dm whoa.** MB el sale wassateated. Vito Bare hod
gives up the WM. Teen was as eseestioe pat la at the
ISIS el Lamers Levi, ke mow bones whisk he had
beernitithim. He owed Marries. a babe's of
the
Osethenemind—The hashish he waived hem the dr
tended Ilassellea win '}piled is 1662. 4 suseatios
had Ism pat hi ewe lathe% mad It bad bees withdraws
es he had meat embed the writ. He had kapt a *Am!
beam IS dm a.dteaklmg had bean eameasentaL Then
led has a bill of Me is that imamate et the property its
the millorbosee. Be bed hem Malmo% la 1552. Die
lasolveasy wee bought shoat by Jambr—Levis brother
la-law—baving sassed ids is pat his new ea a bilL He
was at that time la Miami IS a thins shop. The how.
No. SO, Serteratoset. wee let te him by the Best Gar
tastes gaiety. Be wooled is sell the furniture sad Mime
Bryee bought it. Be wee red to have bet se • asset, Es
bed plus her weir. he the mammy whisk she
had path him. Wises he received the way
ham Mims Bryee be paid it away is tb best maser
be .said. He bad had a ire at his eofferhosse, for
whisk he was sompessated for the damage dose by the
Manses enapaay. He had claimed MU, bat they led
any paid him 1601. He wee oat of Mime at pressat, mad
bade Worm la his bow. It was immaterial to him
whether ladies se geatleman took his lodgiar. He did not
mak hake foe their marriage eartidemes so keg as they paid
their reaL
Crimesamised—Levi supplied Ma with Mae. He had
paid Levi mosey eat el the mosey whisk he had raked
from the plaintiff. He bad paid him 71. or 81. for naming
a bill. Om bill wee draws by Jacobs, who is Lorre artier.
'mobs is now is Whiteerathetreet Prim. Levi pat him
there.
N. Jamee—What ! Did Milk Levi pat Ma owes asylum

Is Whitenenstreet ?
Mr. Watson—Hs is an Levi's nephew.
Mr. Jusee—Oh 1 I suppose you will call Levi bread.bye
to poen he is his omen. (Laughter.)
inn at this stale of the pressman' wee remind, sad
said fleet unto he bed ghee his online he had beets given
into the cantedy of a pollesman by Levi forateslift a bars
he hod of his Ivo moans snot. He had sever hard of
sash a drop before.
Mr. Jar—l thought it right to bring this before the
coast
The leened Judge said he weld sot labelers ; if it were
• shun sews, the an nibt to have very heavy damages.
The loolisemea embed U he weld take the sum away ?
Mr. Justin Orempen—l isn't interfere.
Jameo—liat we may want him .gds.
Mr. Judea Crewels—Let him stay then to *seed of
the eases.
Mr. James thee semen up the widens, and kept the
mart la • manias& ten of laughter by remarks epos
"Old Led" and" Yong Levi."
Kr. Wales!, ea hslaff el the defeadeat, urged that this
was sae of the sham Iswasestione which were beaming so
domain la thole everts, sad got up merely to defeat the
*redline. The debt of Kargetsos—who was the real do-
faunae cad cat Levi—had hese des since 11163, sad when
as basest trades:sea puts in as ezeoutlen, he is
east by this juggle et of sale,
Hew
sad
all of which are frenvisat. Hew wee Mr. gger:,
the plaintiff, who bad bees insolvent a abort time
before, to have bee ome possessed of all this many,
which was alleged to have; bees adveneed W Start?
The whole ease was steeped in infamy. TN lees sosiety
ensistiag of two members—the brothel hone keeper Alin,
who istrodueed Start, nether brothel house keeper,* the
lose society, sad the pear girl Bryon, who has lest by
money, all that she had saved from the wises of
pnsMla-
tion. These were the material of whisk the plait Y Mee
had bees mode up. Could the jury de othreseleedisetbe-
lien that the tin had bees got up simply to Edam lhs
creditors?
His Lordship, in summing up. said that the reel litesikes
towards which the jury must direct their Mead= wee,
whether this bill of sale was • boas fide dolomot, note
was stated en behalf of the defendant. was it amemeasssand
Juggle, not Weeded to set as • security nor ea width any
mosey was Weeded to be &deemed. If they thought the bill
of sale was valid, then they must find for the plaistiff; if not,
then for the &indult. They ought to look with suspicion
on all then cases in which the parties concerned were not
of a reputable chancier, bat they must look well at the
whole of the ease before they decided they were not entitled
to belief.
The jury retuned a verdict for the plaintiff.
Mr. Justice Crompton—The whole of the seldom' was
that way.
Mr. James—As regards this nun against Murk say
lord. It is too late her the zeta to be taken before •an
citrate to-day, and unless your lordship will maseat to
take bail, with which he is penned, he will be inked up
all night
Mr. Jostles Crompton—l gamest interfere with the course
of justice. If this galas cunt be supported, it will Is-
e:ease the damages. Mr. Levi takes him at his peril. If
this is not a boas tide sharge it is very wrong indeed.
Stan then left the end is custody.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 8.
IVY Li 114111110s—W011i MIT mica anvil. AND AIM

MULLIN AND Maim&
rw AND MINNS V. 1/ILLIII.—ACTI

1101W1111D OWNIZ OP • SHIP.
This wet an action to restorer from the tightwad em
of the barque Celt a sum of money, which had been
lammed to the captain for the necessary expenses of the
ship. The setter came before the must upon &spatial cue.
Mr. Tomlinson (with him Mr. ilerjeant CbanneU) appeared
for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Benyman (with him Mr. Brain.
well) 1L the defendfint.
le appeared that in 1861 Joseph Brandies was the sole
impbsegall *was, of the Cult, sad that fa Ammet el that year
be suesulal ma akelate bW el acne of the vessel to the
fit, ol Omit bill of ask was regbaseed. It wu,
however, bladed MMus the perdu, that the bill of silo,
instead at big absolute. should say be a collateral secu-
rity far the atpa)ment of the suss of 1.0001., and a Isaac-
madam he that effect was stpied. Tho plaintiffs had
aileasigi misty to the metals Ise the necessary disburse.
mita fit OW Mani ; and they sieglt to recover the meant
teem dekedeat apes the gnus& that under the sirens-
steams the captain semi bs bold to be the spat et the
detailing, with sathedly be make him liable for smeary
advisees. The valeta be the men was whether the
defeadeat was 11.115 is the pielailf deka.
The Chief Jostles was et *Mita thus there sun be
isdlectese for the &deadest. Pm a bag thee it had been
camidered that the registry of owseip was sbesledely
coseksive of liability, but it was sew seeded that malmets
in such ems must depend ems lbe mime, law d puls-
e* and agent. The omit mast therefore leek is me whet
was the intention of the parties whoa they esessfal the
bill of sale, and it was clear that it was me Weak* that
the dedeadeat should have • vessel worth emend themeade
of made in considuatios of 1,0001. It was also ph& that
the defendant sem kneaded to take ea Itimeell the tlabOfty
ersidegthig the acts of the captain es his week mei Mere-
Are MOO plaintiffs were not entitled to sgimmi in Ibis Miss.
Judgment for the defendant.
MOONS AI

MIL /MT

CENSWELL MD • COMNE MILT.
011.1.LX V. 1411101.27.-8111311 T
The plaintiff in this ease was a carman, in the employ-
ment of Messrs. Whitbread and Co., the brewers, and the
defendant was an omnibus proprietor. The action was
brought to recover damages for injuries sostaised by the
plaintiff in eansequenoe of the carelessness of the defend-
ant's servant.
Mr. Seljesat Bytes and Mr. Hoppa= appeared for the
plaintiff; and Mr. Serjesat Thomas and Mr. Hawkins for
the defendant.
On the day of the accident the plaintiff was driving a van
from Chespaide into St. Paul's Churchyard, and was
walking beside his horns, la the proper way. The defend-
ant's maniblis was driven on the near side of the van, sad
the plaintiff was knocked down sad the wheels of his van
passed over him. The consequent* was that four of his ribs
I were fractured, and he sustained other hilarity. He was
taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where be remained
for throe weeks, sad for thirteen weeks more be was unable
to work, but his employers kindly continued to pay him his
astral wages daring that time.
In the course of the case it was agreed between the par-
ties that there should be a verdict for Ohs pielladf is SOL

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—NOT. •.
J. OXIIMONIPCORI
nir U STRAIAN, PAUL, AND COMPANY.

Than was a meeting in this ease, with a view to obtabsiag
the Jaihressat of the mart lima the point whether the
respective debts ea& assets of the bankrupts trading in
Bataan and Co., beakers, and Raiford sad Co., navy
agents, shall be treated as Joint or separate estates. It may
be remembered that the firm of Raiford and CO. was rem,-
eenittd as nearly in solvent eireamstanass. The proceed.
fags were private, bat it mu andentood that the mart did
tot givojadgattat.

THE MZTROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEXEIT ACT.—
PARISH 07 Sr. Gicizon's IN-Tlll EAST.— A anIXISOIIe tad
Wetly respectable mooting of the retepayess of this prish
was held on Wednesday evasion in the school-room of the
Wesleyan reform body. Mr. Phillip Crellin fa the shale.
The chairman, in his istroductory remarks, stated that the
meeting was called for the patron* of eorwerting the mat
effective measures to be adopted in solectiag gentlemen to
serve end 'sillies to perform the various duties required of
them as members of the vestry. A discaselan ensued, in
which several gentlemen ;gummed upon the meeting the
sesessity of sakiag a Judicious Owls of men to represent
them is the vestry. Me. Herbert then moved, " That the
est of parliament intudnced by 81r B. Hall appears to
afford as apportsalty to the parish of Bt. Oeorge's fertile.
Best of relieving itself from the imposition' of vets, over the
&shuns's:eats of which the ratepayers have hitherto had ao
central. It is the °plain of thia meeting that measures
should be takes to gems the Smiles of penult es essay-
s*. es who rollout sea be placed for the basest and
faithful disehara3of the dui*, which will devolveausza
thus." Mr. seconded the motion, which was
u woe also a rota thanks to the shamus mad the Ufa's;
of the Welders reform body fee the gratuitous use ad their
eeheel.thea.
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whisk easisaltuel rogue M cussmesdisj mil set, if
Wnewer is esnosts hid thmtlau• wv=zrecs
et gaskets et the Imam Ws
sutra at the hauls gesso of the large lamellae* ia the
West Leas how deftly egos uoulstateable sysagessis that
as edema is their gooiest rests I. likely to sake plus—
/me Aram