The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-10 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

OF COMMON PLEAS.
_ _ _ _

Wills,
Lord Ode Justice Elle, Ltd
Willis, kyles, and Kesitieg,)
Ili V. MALL AND OTZIII2.
this roes has been orivieted sad IN,
Dawn upoa the erected that he had
shy to some sheep. the act complrmd
id root fed them andiaiently. R
▪ three gap sad thee gave boil "4
sesissa,wher theeoasielte wee cyCZ
r far as could be nadesetood bun
at, that the strata appsd gio Tie
nos might treat &thumb that to
si did acit refer to the trestrailatraft.
1.) Mora The Plaintiff
spirt the ungistrates kw treat
La ups the wand that they big
him. The woe came on for trfal
• it Exeter, when the plaintiff
monad that the action had bra hol„Wiit''
aco wag quashed.
moving fox • sew trig. 14"ael dear
guilty of say cruelty, and sesested 114
he beach of megistrates had bees atissild
him. Ile also rid that if he had aaiyf
oa wire quashed be could cot lace spy
statute showed that Sher sort
117:
userea, sad that the action seer ie
Ivo soothe after the set oomplolood a ale
Sentare is this dilemma, that it b• pre
I conviction was quashed he was told
cn, aid if he waited until it wee quhdai
hat be would be too labs.
log takes time to onside? the wrier, gge
It rule for • new trial upon the papa

Prins to blidcliseex.—(Bsiere lb. Juges
odth and a Coot:non Jury.)
Ea AXD AIFOTilli V. Stoma.
were the Ks sad daughter et Vir.yoh
ref at Heratey-read, gad bi
6W6 6Usd bl th• dabst, to Ink
ebia was in such a bad steam this the
i seam to raper. This lad to Mr. Smith's
ones for 901. for his daughter, and to he
pun for repairs. The present subleases
• that halted bean Waived to main
a the repree•atetion that the ;Mandan
kuweet, whoa ia fact be bad only nine c,t
MO SO
Nadal Atkisson and Mr. Joyes eppeued
If, sod Mr. D. &mow, Q. 0., for the

. called, and he stated tbat the datendast
whold interest ; and tlis deed which was
„ow swag for both parties, purported to
hand It was said that the defendant was
I, who had oaly just scholarship qop6to
ad kaew little of deeds or Unarm Rai z.
ed esswitauss,lind hedenied that hehad
'shad Wens". Be did say that Mr. Sa-
lad the bows for forty yens, se wie had
round-net, cad it was like a freehold house.
we thing which bad beta told to witneis

le property.
iecamon, a verdict orbs takes for the phi*.
abject to soma points of la w marred for the

rid he belirrod both parties had acted

lIIIIT OF EXCHEQUKR.
noo.--(Belore Lord Chief Baron Pollock
reps Bess well. Channel]. aad Pigott)
BOUILLON V. VALENTIN.
lb spouts rale for a new trial is this extra.
rere resumed this morning by Yr. Soz!oant
art of the defendant.
ief Baron. is referencia to the further litigs.
rt, said there were so mesas of putting as
opt by the will of the punka, sod sited
opo could be bold oat of their comiog
moot. If they did sot arrive at some
with that view, the whole of the property
Lid be swallowed up.
1 Bison said that as far u hie °lieut. Madams
consernecl, she had sot • farthing left.
Pigott—She got the whole that belonged to

00-upone.
goon—l have put the question io ordw
is the least chance of eoming to some com•
Naito should not throw it away.
Pigott—The state of things as marls thi
the defitodast has hal the whole of hen

it Simon—And she was despoiled of the rest
is prism. She entrusted the male, to a
Indinski, end he has absoooded.
Pigott—But whose fault wee that!
int Simon—The defendant's cue is that there
between her former attorney and Lodinski,
he money taw by the Isttew. about SOO/., his
:o another man who is now taking the bens&

lef Baron counted that it would be battle
be era, to give the parties an opportunity of
could be done with a view to as arrangement.
at if there was any good sense and any desires
o any. from reckless litigation what still n
glum might be done in the interval.
at Bimoe—We have had an arraegemest
ia
re, but I am afraid from what I have Wen ill
tropo seinder td, he circumstances. Mr. Bovill sad
p ors behalf of the defeadant, what
winter fair, but they have not bees sompted by

a.
Chief Baron—At all evade a few dare deley
Aim the quantum.
en arranged that the cue should stand over
'y week.
Bramwell—As far as Ima concerned, I prtamt
• being a settimuest of say criminal prooesdiop.
Chief Boron—There may be
in
erimmal
doh may properly be javelin:led in a settlement d

COURT OF BILItiIERUPTCT.
(Before Mr. Commisaieeer Holroyd.)
IN RE LEWIS' AND 11011111 n.
knipts, Lyoo Lewis. and Micheal Morris, hsi
imamate, is Love.lane. This was the adrenal
discharge. Their liabilities mount up to the
try nun of 260,3391., inert:exa hich there isb pea
is security of 1:.4,0221., d assets of aed
large deficiency is attributed to kisses ea ma
to New York, Bermuda, and other plass"
10116 oa 'hamlet 3,6964
deedi for the assignees, stated that • debt el a
a mllios had all been emanated in leas ibis
B. The report of Mr. Collintots, the manager,
at their only capital was 1331., belonging to
ad a debt of 9001. due from lease Levine. 01.?se
we were liabilities on bills discounted of 880-ui
commodities bills of 4,5001. The :leftism* ef
comprised the item of 89.60 W. BB lir
All that bed reached the hands of the
was 400!. or 5091. There bad been • loss el
speculations ;heir, with the expenses. sobs
1,0001.; while the profits were only 3,50 a Imo
lots had been mode totyro pursers of the name al
halves of oseof the bankrupt:. At thelast sittings'
ant was made to see whether mything was c 0
gus6
roceipments ; but on all the accounts maws
a loss, and the coneigoum brought in the bask
debtors.
ewirmi, one of the bankrupts examined, maid that
romancing business in Londou he was •
timid'
if crinoline in New York. He carried on that
Tsars, and his partner bad carried it mare bad not been bankrupt before, bat bed failed is
BO or twelve years ago for 2,000/. or 3,000/. Sala
erred business here he had • mph.' of 1,10.."-•
lOW
8001. or 9001. in the hands at his brother in
Ito Was to seed him goods for it. Ilia WAIF,
in partnership with horn in Canada ; they.he'"'
is afterwards made money in the crioolim biomes&
Ma trading here be had consigned 84.0004
to his brother is New York. His brother fur'
econsts of what the goods were sold forsot
unts, ut n letters. The older
could not
ildl allb thei goods were sold. Ile said that •
may of the goods were sold at a profit endgame at
Had given up all the letters. The!
rakrupts) used to draw on Mr. Waimea
change, who got the bill of ladiog•
oe failed. They used to draw for 70 os
t. of the valu of the goode Ssle'°°"
the margin on hiss brother. His brother alltals
lees for the goods. Had DOB 1160 D hie brother ante
cow York four years mimeo.
;red—Beginning, as you did, with • capital of 1331.
as you to launch oat into such enormous sPr;
oli•
to the amount of upwards of • quarter of a entlh
ankrupt entered into a lengthy ash,
tie of which was that some of his liabditiee Ite"
:go. or three timer, and that a great portion of thew
on incurred through Salomoos. His partner, idol"!
36 over to Nassau and established a house Omni
roe poly live or six weeks before they stoPed
had bean Previously sant out to biro. isms
a person as Mr. Morris, of Bombay. Goods (mars
ses
ere as to his partner, and adysocse °blabbed „_s,
ra Bank about tees:looth. before their your., uoce
leo bees consigned to • Mr. ffsnis. 'at
a bankrupt. Home were shippedrth. te
in Bermda—ab, wo
u
consigned to Hoffout 10
man sadoool. Co., Lever
rho wiyamed 5,0001., and now claimed to he credits!
firm. He did not know that those goods wilise.l4
g the blookada. He bad lost 3,6701.1 y epecsistier
Stock Exchange. Ile bought 400 et 500 sliarce_il
imburg Bank, at 9 to 10 prem., and OW .7.,
iwoust.
and
also speculated is the
Bader
iss"
Bask. and in the Alliance Bask. NO.
be made • profit. He bought tits 0.11.
Busk shares five or six mouths We" th°l
rd. He woo liable to the extent of 5.0001• en sem*
ion bills, for Heileman, flielamas, Croaker. sad ethlt
had failed. He used to meheam aoseidssese