The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

YIPTROPOLITAN MINTY 00171118.
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T, Poribiad-road.—Wadaseday, Pab. It; 71aswisiy,
II; Fr%
MAI Naryliboas•roat —Toridsw, Fab. 111; Wanta.
dlidtadwdraidtaadiadarrsas.—Tedadatvgb.st•, nos sa__;
monsonem 42.440.11.—n0ittay. eb, n ; misa4.
Bow, Borproad.—lkeday, Fab. It
Wituidaedvs. Weal PZlSM44lll4l.—Wisdassda7, Yea 1:
Monday, U ; Friday, U.
800111WASE. ivraastmet —Tossday, Fab. 11; Tbarslay, ill;
LirFriday, U.
Caaaborwallaiew-road.—Tudiay, Fab. n ; Widow

dWaileirerir. Soutb-etr•et —Thursday, Feb. it
Crrr or Lamm Oulkihon•bundinp.—Tusodlay, Feb. 11;

COURT OF QUEEN'S BEN CR.—Fas. 18.
Misr Tom NW Prim 841Mogo N GondhaL—(Ssioro
Lord (Aid Judie, Corkbors sad s Spada Jury.)

Scion (Mos) s. 30W AID ME&
After ear spurt left as Saturday,
The Loud Chid Judie% is sunionag up, sold It wcz.z
Est that the Meads. of the jury should be
ad fixed ea the real hens to be disposed et. The
ailessi we. brought for alleged (maiden& idempeemitations
costaned is a preepeotas which was leaned prier to the for-
mation of the company. In as Mies el this Medd vamoose-
leg to gave • Plalialiff • Maki of astiam, that them most
have bets to the Oast Pees • statement mede that was
lane ; and mandly, that it wee Oche to the kagodedp of
the part' it ; or, at all male, it must have Ms
merle t the hosed brdid on hie pert Is the WM el
the Maiment so mark. He quite agreed that • asse who
made • elatement of a media sot triable his
sad belie( which leads to njeskaa ocalthultalak,a, °TM:
person se deceived, and done for the purpose
was fraudulest. But, on the other head, he took the kw to
bead ifs area howdy &Useless fiset tokens, althosek
be bad ao losowledge of It, soles elleasmot set het=
Molts, but to be amply • memestation al bie ewer
wad bast lids belief, aim& it shogerardo Mud cat us-
km, he wae nee liable is as seties for Menke If that
were ad so ewer, Me • ma warranted $ *kg IS • INF
Sank sail it tamed out rot what it wee represented, be
meld be apes to the charge of fraudalest misrepreeesta-
tiers, sad be subjected to as sun of that kind. The ques-
Van was whether is the reproestations manned is the
protheeine the two defendeals had pat them forth to the
wend la the Wier that they were as they were them repo.
mated. They started with the fact that this see
ad • Debbie employ but a legitimate en
and one which, no doubt, bat for the adverelPt
usfortemie eirommithoss which seemed to have beats
the company from the sadist period of its formalism
to the WM period of ha exidesee, would have bees am
adreategeoue lamennest, sad a profitable wadsrlakies
all messed. At first, whoa be heard Mr. Doses seldom,
he this wee case of the darkest ispodtioos seer
ups the public ; but on lepton the mutter
re =1 (however repreheasiblelfir. emiset sight
be is reforms to Yr. Doses mist there was Midas is
the misted report that was rot borne out by Mr. Wur's
repali. The two &readmits, however, Mint &alai about
the alterations, sad they weld sot be made aneweralki for
them It was far the jury to look at all the hots sad dream
Ames, sad em if the reptesentatioas sentaiasi is the pee-
pease were Wisely true ; and in &leg so they most meths
the realm as peAml mrs —sot with tecluded assmasy,
bet whether substantially sad really the trash bad bees
Yd. or • false Mangoes* had been pat forward.
;rirrepod to promotion mosey, it was shows by the
pesepethre that sernatkag mouth have to Is trail, sad he
new *Ming oneralle wreeg in 1101011611114 who took peat
risks noon themeelem being remunerated withia moderate
boatels. Of the capital al the simpay, la the first pro-
spoons it wee elated that 150,0001. oily regained to be
subscribed kr, which was Meath so the word " allotted "
in the mood premosies, and it bed been inehmated
that that bad- bees dem with • view of mis-
lead*" tbe gable. Bat there wee se evideoce
with reprd to it in the ems, sad there was so foundatios
I. truth or Judi,* for the bliallatiOoß which had been so
oast epee the defeadasts. It wee said that this had &ea
put forth to deceive the pudic, sad that it having ems to
thg eye of • &roma is Leisedembire, it had demeived
Wk. Be cm& see ne differs's& between • dawn& is
Leirenteethhe sad thy other person. If the elergymsa in
Loiseentehhe tared i& eye to inenunem ft streak him that
he met owe to the temple where mammon was worshipped
—liaughter)—sad if he was ditheesd to deal is shame
be must come within a short distaste of the
Stook Egebange. sad if he bad dm so, or in-
etraeled err. Wood to inquire far him, he would
hews 11101,2 the maanicg of the clause in the prospectus
W referesoe to the matelot the company. Yr W. ood,
however, said be knew neeling about it. but os that there
wee • osittiot of 'widens*. Rdweiro the ISM sad second
=itto Yr. Wood the plaintiff had tamed to that
the sempaper which had more newest to some
=lc he parlkmentary debase, or the kw courtereports, or
ardelea, however ably writtea—the column called
the aim that-- ffaughter)--ead there he saw the fast that
the Aeglo-Danobiaa shares which be had at first neglereed
ea
umeethy of his notice, bad rises to • premium, end
thereemos he wrote spin to Mr. Weed, regretting he hod
me mossy to invest in Asgle-Desubisa dorm whoa be
lirst received the prospering. which he then ob-
served were at • premium-I& Wood, with • fall know-
lodge al every thiog replied,. advising she plaintiff to take
shams. It was therefore for them to amide" whether the
shares were takes on Mr. Wreath advice, or is reasequelice
of the Matsumoto is the pireepostas, sad if as both, thee the
plaintiff ma entitled to roomier. It was greedy to be re-
=that a geotlemes of Yr. Hearn' respectability,
, sad integrity had mixed himself up with the tram-
sada& for rigging the market, but it could hardly be said to
have ng to do with the statements put forward in the
. Scarcely bad the prospectus Ma bawd. whoa
re7vii7 'beciause the theatre of war, and Belgrade. the capi-
tat, wee bombarded by the Teem and no doe& the public
hesitated to take shame. Theo ems the dead months
of basis& la London, when persons fly away
from the smoky sietre to get pare air,
sad them came for ward err.Rthisses, as evil pane, as it
would appear, to give • fillip b the mom by one
of those didn't* manapantiess which emetioses take pine
on the Stock Exchange. With regard to that ft• Yr. Wood's
prodietioss bad come to pass ; adalthouowee rept-
heasible that a gentleman like fir. Rearm should have lent
himself to say armaments with the dealers, be did sot see
how that scald be brought to bear upon the fraudulent
statesman emplaned of. He orsourred with Mr. Casks,
and what had been said by Mem, that it was a mistake in
gwsg on with the &mosey ; but sufficient allowance had
set made for the paid& of the parties. It wee
not their keels to IL Bouillon and Co. that Mooed them
to go on, but to foment the entire frestratioa of the
esterpriee, wicks, If it could totts! alive, might be after-
wards aerated bj perms of sod become a 'puree
of profit to every one engaged it. Be condemned the
litigation that bad Mae -plats with reference to this com-
pany, and he should not be dletharging hie duty if he did
not express his belief that a more mutton and vexatious
Mastics had hardly ever been brought into • wart of
justice. They bad ten maim, with • reversed gentleman
at their bea brought against these gentlemen, who had
hitherto beers highly nonrated in the City of London, on
the erected of fraud, sad imputing to then an sorts of
evil conduct and practices ; when, If the experiment had
been tried, every we, for aught they knew to the contrary,
might have had his moos back without °ming into a court
oljuatios. Referring to the dispute about the 000 shares,
his lordabip said that since then there appeared to have
been everythimg done to prevent the company from carry-
isg on its operations with same* The plaintiff had become
• party to thelitiptiou arising out of such circumstances and
which had been carried on in such • spirit. That, however,
was se reason why the plaintiff should not remover if they
considered he was entitled to their emetic*, kith was. reason
why they should expect the cam should be made out clearly
to their satisfaction on the part al the plaintiff.
The jury retired, and, after sa abeam of a quarter of an
hoar, returned into court with • verdict for the defenders&
The announcement was mend with sa attempt at
appkinee, which was immediately suppressed. . .

The Jury applied for se sada/cad remuneration, bat es
the ploiatiff would nut emseent to pay more than one
Cisfor the eve days, the °earthed no power to order it.
defendeete were willies to WOMAN the rentneeratios if
it mold be does, but as there was no preeedent for its being
dose he could not allow it. If the defendants had lost the
verdict there would have been so difficulty in their further
remunerating the jury.

00171 T OF 00XMON MEAS.—FEL 18.
Mims at Niai Prim is leedos.—((Bata,, Yr. Justice
Byles sad • Osamu Jsry.)
TO Ran LONDON WI O. MEM —EILITIIIIIMICIP

This was its *Woe siwn • bill d excesses for 604, and
the twits ware almost itissdati with. these el snothsr oaas
_

wkish woo !Won so•tt • Abort tins dear.

Mr. Field. QO. and Sir George Beaman appeared km
the pletatiff ; mad Mr. Kemal; for the delesdashi.
It appeared that a Mr. I/Mewl was formerly is wiser.
ship with the defendant, and the partnership deed eon-
twined a clause that all seespisesse were to be signed by the
defemisak It was swat Hat liteesst bad essepted the
bill sow sned on in the partnereltin wine in dames of tie
stipulation in the deed. The bill bad bees dieepeuted by
the plaintiffs for a easterner i sad them was nothing to
show that they knew anything of the stipelatioe S. the
partberehip deed.
The jury foxed • mike fen the plaintiffs.

COURT OP 17X0IINQUER.—Fis. lg.
Mina at Nisi Prim at Gaildha
*Ma lL
Jury.)—(Bafarol(r. Baranr.
Yartin and a l

lIIIAN/VOM V. =OM
This wee se 'Woo to Norma dosseps for lesallasai our
eoausodatios afforded to the Wail( oldie • is
• vessel frees to liserke• and fee Wary to hie
*lrhoot siewerp.
aT. leadOMr. Day woe meant he the plias.
Jiff ; sad Mr. Bait, Q.CI, sad Yr. Baty Jana fee the
defeadeat.
Tin tiff. Thome Ighara lawsphea, hod formai"
lovas t ia the loyal eery, sad the defeodaat use
the wore of • Hoedab¢s tftaurg betimes Leedom and
Nab/. Is 1163 the phialff eatiLid s• a harm shoat 50

mike from Natil. Ice con.!4eos of Ur Now of lib wife
be was, to isbruary, 1664, dermas of rotundas to ger
bade sod he applied to the &lead** Moot atliatteirlor •
Harrier peerage for himself, his age, and child in a ship
• ths Natal Stir wirsh belooa.d to the defeiodest.
'rile mast said be wee enable to ses3maedsM Ida Is rho
when, r •II the cabins ems sweat, bet that be would
tor Um • &As brews deeke he *amide tirstrkes
hro. TM plaid! seeeptal the alegand N. 10a as
miry. ra, plidatiff width* whom weatos board
L"r«...ts dr ads was may 6 foot by 5, ad wholly unpre-
pared ler their mastodon. Then wba:lo3l bed fora m
parson, and be bed tie sleep th• door • gnat pert
cd tbs voyage. Them was to wash- and be was
aleatto bold a *Ma while his wife washed. They had
tidess out the cabin themselves, end empty the slops,
and perform other menial offices, including the cleaning- id
book Owing to the improper caulking of the desks water
dripped epos the bod, and the plaintWs wife, is aims-
games, suffered from an attack of rheumatism. Aso*.
ears at complaist was the issued** of mover food for
the child. They bad groat difficulty in getting milk, rice,
and *plods, and fresh broad, sad the principal food sap-
c=ofor the *ld bolas preserved moats and soups, it
from dysoatory. The prisokal cynic of the
plaintiff was, however, for 474, the value of cartels articles
cf sloth* and other property, which had been rordered
malleoreworthless by tbo action of see mita, in consequeon,
as be of the boxes containing the goods baring been
pissed is wrong part of the ship.
Wor th• *des* it was contended that all the wimmuno.
aides will& the plaintiff could ressousbly senoras board
ship bad bon provided for him sad hie wife ; that the fowl
was good mod aimed's% sad bad not bass complained of by
say of the other pmeengses, ea* of whom was the chief ju-
dos of Natal ; and that ths lady, being a your% wife with
bat inn and, had mats uerssemahle demands in regard to
Hs ford. With memos to the claim for 471., the defirsdeat
said that the goods were not injured by salt water on the
aytat by fresh war, before they came au board,
in their transit from the farm to Natal in a
winosthey having been convoyed when the Way
swoon au at Sie height.
The captain of the vessel and several sso who
came boos in it gave 'Mambos in support cl Abe sdrist's
ors.
Yr. Baron Marge, is swamis; up, mid If the jury be-
lieved the plaintiff's *ldiom, be and his wife wars not
treated as dretalsee panniers in each a ship ought to be.
With rapid to the gooda, be mid that a shipowaer our
liable for say damage does to • passeogor's Image during
tboo comas, except it was mused by the sot of God or the
Queues tummies.
The jury found a wrest for the plairitiff--damsgos,
771.