The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL

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PISS4IIOIII4 NOTICIS appear is Let Right's (insane
to the Canny, the Weep end the Ylagliker, exteoeselos
piemte tole node le tile eines Yd crews dame vowel; her the
et the Dem Ineerse, the Oates, east the 11M&
Nov. 14.—Nado, et.-v., 'rived Mn Bias-
am Ms .tion ela Ikee ushereeme met Mehl. rd
vlll Umber rrl MY at Or stem tribety Imo.—Manes
vie* ewe tee at and maw, Gem
te wined te be lewd to te melett mine home
dee nerbed ale der Erniquil mesa

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are. tot* J. j. om Mao as Itstay mat.
Why tom tho ottomosi port —C. Voq dirt
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eaprootto at Jolt atom
obi Mosaattoto mit" awl ol :egret at 'lto
tll booldt width MB to Iwo tho yea. AMY
is dips a bottle priatiosi ood. Mier Wog dosed, to per
otawl *HUG Itmlat.
Deroirrobr, Nov. l&—Hammee, rt., Mr. Motis, Moo,
arrived:rat tom Moo* Id& delothasot of tits We
km day tomit Cootht.—lsplyr. Ihret.-
oOrw. ertbetiSwity ken Pre, ea bar way to Washita
b le ere% sod I ospolod to toll toworotr.
oat at Oath this saarokag. —The Nadi%
ot =lsm Wootweak adt ea Ws lah IN Uth
with a moli bs
PUMAS Nov. 12.—The Bleak Mrp)e, with the MIMI-
MA albs now Olowaloo Wel. tort this otorraw
lr morn. on rads to Lados. amodettot "WA Whim
Marken al do liledleit theAftkraty, Mr. Wwd.
Mir S. WAN; at Co way, Iwo boo wordoll=
dr wit wilt dr onowls. olono. wd War Mow
orowlBl MIA dr wood They AM Swam by lb* pm Nos
of towodog a sode, or IWO oworoltund at VW port.
ILDMIDAVVV, Nov. 14.—Arrourrbabte.—Cept. P. P.
Illoktrosi lo Motom-11010. M.O. Moil sod Mato O.V. Mown I*
Maw= to Primo lemete; 1.
te berMent.—rierai Wee: U. A. L. Ilsidort to Dophot
0. P. Itrylbed to Mot Itoust.—Clatri Anisrast. C. A. Iloww,
ta Vistory.

Lab istditsince.
EQUITY COURTll—Tnenaitelf.
hams tie Lord Causseher.
LORD I. COPT= COMFAXT.--CORPORATION,
—BRAZIRSLDRRS.—WIINDI24O lIP TVS ASORTS.—TbiI
appeal vilest a same of Viro•Chasedior Knight Brute,
orermi=estouttet patio by the defoliants to the big,
has the awn Mr mosey two days. The bill was
Med by a irwrieshier • WWI of himself sad all other
shareholders fa the Mapper Mime Oompeny, except the
delsedeate, who are ski ginermis lease of &I company,
and it stated the sentellaties ST the eseapeay as a rtorpo.
rate body Inaba emir .lass, with a capital nista
by sale of Meese in Me eemiy, sad thea alleged several
sets of the gempoky eireging to be contrary to the tree
object et the Onliks7 k PTd icioasikos to vs*
strain the dediadeale Boa dein Posh acts, and front elat-
ing the memo sot mob of the oseapsay in trustees, sad
iron emeating m=6 the Beak st Ragland to the
meat of Ragland wore wade deka&
oats, ard.qoas well es the govern*/ bodies of the ocot-
peep, put ia errors to the bill, both which were over
ruled —Mr. Betttell sad Mr. Wilcock for the Mine&
Company, la saddestof the appeal. soateadsd that the
plaintiff wee moo so Me the bill, all the nets of which
Y. complabsed having bees dome Ware he was a share-
holder. They also submitted that ea the dustpan wee to be
wound up, they ought to be at libuty to apply these mete,
which were ample *sough. to the disehatp of their liabili-
ties; bat if • bill was to be died at all it should be a bill by
the oorporatiore—Mr. Bussill, Mr. Boit, and Mr. Bobhosse,
were heard foe the plaintiff, sad they supported the Tice-
Chistoellor's sides.—Mr. BM= was for other partial.—
, J adgraest postpaid.

COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yarrasnat.
Imlay is Balm.
ALCOCL IL ROYAL RICMANOI Aaanaanci COMPANY.—
MARINI hOI:MARCIA—This was aa Miss M nova the
sum of 1.0001. upon a ,whicha of mamma tia a Mfg called
the Williams Thompson, had strati' an a sand.bank in
a voyage from Alezandria to Trieste, being at that time
laden with masa belonging to the Pasha of Egypt. The
plaintiff claimed as for a total lost, sad the askadast
pleaded suer YAM& It epposeed Met the taws IMO
drives whereby amnia and Ma pie of triad ea dm 17th
kaput, MA end,
_bobs maheided eight feet in the mad, it
was theaght implooMie to get her off, and she was secordlagly
affor which the ball wes sold for 410 Mikis.
Oho was tang got off, with the aid of 70 at
and at
a met at MO . Hating nudeness estimate repeln,
sessmsehig to about 10,000 dollars, she was taken to
Laubsem and sold for 6400 dollars. The defendants 00n
tended at tha trial that the 'Neel might ham been
got calm lb, opals if proper mesas had been adopted ter
Mat purpose; end ake that he was mesa intemperate in his
habit', having bees frequently taken to his ship at Ales-
mein* in a she et intoxication: from which they erosght to
maks oat that he wee, at the time of the &oddest, incompe-
tent to mmmmthe skip.—The Jary loud a verdict far the
defasdtmet.-11r. Watson sherwards obtaiaed a role for •
new trial, an the of the reception of improper ova-
dens,—the of evidenee which ought to have been
receivekaare7t the verdict was against the evidence.—
Bir F. , with whom were Bir J. Bayley and Kr.
&mill, sow ed cause against the rule ; which was wo-
rried by Mr. Walrini Q.C., Kr. Bramwell, and Mr. H.
Hill. The ans amispiod the grader part of two days, bat
the points dieswesod were entirely of • balmier,' character.
The Coat took time to emeider its judgment.

• BAIL COURT.—.YISTIRDAT.
Odious la Duo—Defose Yr. Jodie callus.
Frtcaaa v. BOUOMLIT.—Warr or Page=
--
inn ?MACS Couriv.—Mr. Peter Borthwilk wed kit II
rule to slow cause why a writ of prohibition' goad not lee
directed to thit.. t=sl the Palette Coast of Weetnameir,
cedertag all to be slopped in this wee. It op
peered that Pliatiff hal brought ea malea against the
&Asides; for the sem el 71. oil, in the Clerbeawell Croat,
within who juddlitina belle parties Wit& The do.
W appare hat °sly ami petit Whet be awatioWl to be due
from him to the Wit left a Wham af U. MIMI.
The plaiatif sablegm semi the detWea fat Si mm
in the Palace Court of stakater, mad the delhateall. who
did ma rppear to the Wm. had judgment peasanand
%Tabuchi= for the amenat ehimed, di. 12e. 6d.,aml OM SR tw
costa It was of that weembee sem ter awls the defewleat, ea
wows behalf he saw amplalent. He ernimitted
tbse, acespligi Is the New Owls Ael. dm Palate
Clime of Weatahrear bed twig messlOcen, in
woes Mid la the duty arm% as the awake smote at
Waleskaitat baL—Mr. Judo Patteeta *sired what
ahem WWI the jurisdiction of the Paws Court ? It had
the sews power as the impeder sew% wely, of deciding
Tolima costa.—Yr. Bathed& imbedded that although
it woo Wee that the Palace Court of Westminster had the
power of awarding casts, yet it must be taken that it had no
right to award a larger sum than would have been allowed
by the county court in which the plaintiff had first sued
the defendant. Were it otherwise, the New County
Courts Act would be of little avail, if the Palace
Court could impasse curl a sum for costs upon
a party who was brought before that tribunal. By the 140th
and 141 m sections of 9 a 10 Viet., esp. 95 (the County
Cows Act), the courts which were excepted from its opera
Lion were expressly sp. cifled ; and If it was intended to have
included the Palace Court, it would have appeared in that
category. Th. superior courts could only take cognisant* of
gustiest of costs in cases tried in the county courts; those
costa meet be regulated by the nature of the court In which
the Wm was brought : and sorely It was not intended to
give the Woos Court more power than the Court of Queen a
Nadi, and enable it to istict upon • party cods to the
sweat dram than double the debt —Mr. lattice Pads.
ma desired to know whether the defendant had not appealed
to the Pekoe Court against the costs / —Yr. Borth.
wick replied that unfortunately the defendant had
not ; bat be had thought the Palace Court would
have takes ears of his interests. He contended, if
melt a power as had been exercised belonged to the Palace
Cetinje would be an act of oppression upon panics who
might be taken into it.—Mr. Justice Patteson could see no
oppression in the cue. If excessive costs were awarded
eggnog an individual, he could appeal as much to the Palace
Court es be could to that court—Mr. Borthyrick would ob-
serve that a particular hardship in the case was that the
plaintiff had lint sued his client in the Clerkenwell County
Court; he than permitted that action to be dropped ; and
subsequently condoned it in the Palace Court.—Yr. Justice
Palmas maid that it was not a continuance of the former
arias, but a new one brought to recover the balance el
W. 12a. 6d. The Palace Court ought to have bean informed
that these costs were considered exorbitant. It would be
bettor that an application on the subject should be made to
that court, and then, if that was not succosful, a motion
might be made in the Queen's Bench ; bat he would not say
what the result of that motion might be.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-21011RDAY.
HAMILTON O. COCILLANS.—IN this OM, the particulars
of which (relating to a patent for 'awing ships' timbers) have
already appeared in oar columns, Mr. Chambers continued
his arguments for the defendant. His speech occapied
nearly the whole day: eventually the court (rental a rale.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—FarmanAT:

Nog Pam, St WI

N—lllekes Kr. Bane Platt sad • Manes
O Jon.

PLITT V. Furnace.--CIUM. CON.—VIIIDICT 7011 TUB
PL.UNTITY.—Dmuou, 8001.—This saes, which was par-
tially heard oa Moaday, was resumed. The plaintiff (it
may be repeated) is Mr. Wa. Wheatley Pratt. a clerk ia
the Custom-house ; the dasadat Mr. Edward Fletcher, an
apothecary in Cropleyareet, Hoxton ; and the action was
broaght to recover eonspeasadon la images for ea alleged
criminal conversation with the pleisairs wile, under the
eircametaacr a detailed in the sadism reported in this
journal yesterday. Mr. deejeant She* resumed the exami-
nation of witnesses in support of the plaintiff's case.
Mr. Farrow, the landlord of the Imam I. Ds Beauvoir-
square, was re•ealled and examined by Mr. Berms Platt. He
soid—The plaintiff and his wife maded fer Out five weeks
in say house. las slways at ham and bad maple
oily of ,barring the conduct of the bambini cadwiTP:2;
they were there. The plaintiff may watt an at a ;Aerie?
before ten in the morning, sad reganal batmen Lc and
ones at night. Mrs. Pratt was is the WA of pies is add
oat aria' tha day, bat she always made a peled of big is
'rhea her husband eats home. Is lada pre.
mat oa them occesioas. He always apparel and
glad to meet her; indeed I thought them thet
couple I had ever seen. They always kissed me eater be-
fore he went out in the morning. The *Wilt arm slept
oat at night, and I never saw him drank. I saw any
habits of prodirey in hint. If there was any fault I thought
it wee that he was over-fend of hi. wih. (Laughter.)
He resided with me at the time of the elope-
ment, and n Wee with me still at De Bean-
rah-square, and since his wife left hint he has bees
more like a madman than a ruse person. I admit no man
into my house after 11 o'clock at right unless ha an give me
a good reason for being oat. Since the unfortunate affair
the plaintiff has been in parish of hie wife, and, as he was
frequently out, I told him not to dismal) me or day ten,
after 11 o'clock.

Lisa Heath, the chambermaid at the Portland Coffee-
house, was also recoiled and ezaminsd by the court : I re-
somber the gentleman who cams at night. He had a pals
ample:ion and dark 11.4 sal eyes. He Ina, I think, rather
imbued to be stout. (The witness was hen Mired to point
oat some gentleman in court mumbling the dahmilant in
Ms, and, pointing to the Marshal, said he was like that gen-
tians's.) (A laugh.) He @semi 'boat 28 years of age. I