The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQI7IR.-Fm. 10.

Satins siNsii Fria& at Westabastar.—(Be(ure Mr. Baron
Martin and, dperial Juries.)

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limy had.sh ben eggpied is my . There wee Woe at which it was introduced, it was set proceeded with. Thin was ea brought sill
we whebtppowed to he e meteor • firm, and Is proposed to re-introduce that bill epos seemly day. writ and labour
awadereadothase by the *Lahr taus; weal
agattereseet
of
esaastarate the
ether great massime with the South. It THE AMERICAN BLOCKADE. The defendants pleaded several
ems put ewe semi sometimes sympathies, but Mr. PILACOUKE asked whether any communinthe bed of the Sew a.wepaper.
ti redthe - personal
lie genehnien Maned we a firm supporter etthe govern- I bees moseyed with reformat* to the effscieoey of the blockade tZutw, question ee to their
IMO aMe Veto.. It wee the mere eirromstanes of et the Ooefederate putts established by the Northern Suites, m.r. !iambi,
imp bac set to his partner which induced his arrest. sad if so whether such papers would be laid on the table? awl Mr. Prentice were counsel for the plain-
imp
Om& That • west *obituary and unjust proceeding. Mr. LAYARD replied that the papers upon the subject tlff_;,_,ML,....Lush...., Mr. D. li we
Mr. Willa re ted
gliser.i Mr. Seward mid be thought the eircutustames Ito which the question referred were being prepared, aid `°!"'"` from the opening of Mr. maniety for the
Wen to ledges suspinice, but diet as soon as it was would he hoped be laid on the table on an surly day. It appeared
emertaieseMbthat then mesa ground for that suspicion, that CHURCH RATES. plaintiff, that Mr. Adam Rivers Steele, a partner to the
yam of Steele and Constable, solicitors, of Bloomsbury-
Oielitiman was retrial An iouocent person being arrested
Lord A. CHURCHILL inquired whether it was the In. square, brought his action spinet the defends/de, Mr. Low,
and ouofieed for several days in primer we. undoulitedly •
tention of the government to died with the churclorate lase of the fires of Low, Pewter; sad Co., Linscechurce.
gnat grieve/en, mid one for which he was entitled to cam- (loom,. this
eeeemi e
street, paper-waken, and Mr. Joseph Cleyton, advertising
govern- ageu recover rues
ralaaste otall.ustea; hut ItyLeadualtwerig,h,fe Lord Lyons, aid beyond 'Br•riti'l , sir G. GREY said it was not the intention of the t,to f them, asinteteas of theSios newspaper,
see' in • each case, I do nut bold '
our, meet to propose any bill upon the subject. under • deed executed for the beoetit of the creditors of the
eat the eiretuestaaces warraet further interfe. 1 THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.—SUPPLY. estate, the amount of hie bill of costs, as attorney, amount-
/Imm . I believe the gentleman to whom I allude 1 Upon the cousideratme of the Queen's speedy the formal Mg to 1,433/. Os. ed. Mr. Muirdo Young, the proprietor of
the Sun, had oconion to rens some money, and obtained it
lad "44 that he eapected his own friends Procure motion " That a supply be Panted ja her 14isitY" haviug from the late Alderman Harmer, who was at one time a
111 releues. The noble lord useutioned three cases. I was boo. mode,
of the plaiutiff. There was a considerable sum
Mt swum of the ones the noble earl would notation ; but, i Sir H. WILLOUGHBY Meowed, that eo deobt • mg Cr Amer.., ithruer, eat thcn wee ales a large
VA regard to Mr. Greets this is the statement 'immesh on large supply would be required ; but it should be levied
Su Sib ul eeptember : " 'I
desire no action to be taken by without widely harassing the tospayers, tad be wished to balance to be Paid to Wiii wertgagen who were the tree
teed the National Lome Email Assurance Company. In
My friends in Fagletel, in cotimplosnos of my arrest Lord know who wasresponsiblefur the fair and just conduct of may, 1844 the. was a mama( or creditors at the Sun
Egon has rePrenated my Quin, awl it will receive Weevil- the persons immediately conceived in the collection of the office, when • regolutioe wee agreed to appointing certain
patios ie due time. Mennwlide I am in the hinds of the income tar, of whose conduct complaints were wade ha inspector. of the
.prope.y. ead the &feeder,. were lip.
slicers of this fort." There hove been other cases of ...us pets eg tha aautry.
panted to carry it au for the bens& of those who had
arrest and jeweler/sweat under circumstances iovelvieg mu- ' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, premising claims agent* it. The plaintiff prepared the deed,
widenille hardship. There have been many mare of sae* that she sables& wee too complicated to be discussed tact- end at thig tiee there wee am.. due to the
teen iniprieuemest without nisi, seat there cases of arbi. &eta'', eipeeeeed hie tweet the, ..s of abuse were rare,
National
Losa
Fund
Amuse,*
Company,
while
the
'Win unprieusuient have taken place meter a government and that mgrievauces were imideutal to the natureof
debt to Aldermen Harmer was between 6,0001.
whelk is reline*" in a civil war perhaps one of the mast the tin, rather than to the conduct of the persons con. and 7,0001. At that meeting It was speed that
serieus sal formidable in which any orsuntre war ever earned in its collection. Soolo of those persons were not Mr. Murdo Young should conduct the paper on a salary of
segued. Right or wrong, it is sot fur as to deride ; respuusible to the government, end, though the system, be iitm a week, and the jeep.... were to receive the profit.
but we Dint admit that all the tunas that have admitted, was nue satisfactory, there were diflicultieso :
ma pay over the balance, after discharging all expound', to
bee. ueed by emend Menem iu warfare Nisisrt each tibia. he explweed, in the wuy of its improveineut. There i the
creditors. Fromthat time to the present Mr. Young
ether are epee to the Aniericaus in this case. With was no appeal from the decision .4 the commissioners ;lie ~ but ! had had the manage... of the paper, and, as might be
reeved to the re:tinder war, I believe that to whatever where they had committed a palpable error in principle. , „
nuraey sup, he had, like all Owner' of ouch pro-
Wien it may be ogled, whether owing to the novelty of the thought it was the duty of the heiveremon to afford relief. rty, been subjected to ennui for libel, some of which
nee is North Ainerl,a, or te the toelPerieen of p. mar After some remarks by Mr. BENTINCK, the motion E:d been brought by the Duke at Brunswick. Those menus
who si• not collreirdwit with the c..rrying testa utfaus or was.p.„,„d to,
the planitiff had defended, arid his present bill of costa in.
whether it am this, that arbitrary power coo sever be safely PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS. chided his defence of en action for libel brought by Dr.
estruned to any one without being abused—to whatever Mr. CLIVE obtained leave to introduce a bill to amend ; Jones against the Sun newspaper. The bill of costa had
sane it is owing, I believe them will ever be many cases the law relating to I.rochi4 assessments in Belied.; been fairly made out for the work which the plaintiff had
bt above ../ such power. (Hear, bear.) But in every use
whet e.i lkb seising is arrened, and a resimeable ease is FIRES IN THE METROPOLIS. 11 dune, and having proved the various charges, he trusted he
node out for him, I shall be reedy to instruct 11,44 Lyon Mr. HA. NKEY moved fora select committee to Inquire could establish that the ploiutiff was entitled to recover..
! Mr. Adam Rivets Steele the plaintiff, wee then cand—
le. trig the ease under ine censideratice of the gosernment into the esinieg state of lettalettoe, miff of any existing
mid In 1443 Mr. mu;do Young wee th
et the I ' oiled Mates. Led Lyman has sever been wasting anaugemeuts, fur the protection of life and property assault 'He meeproprietor
be his dety. (Hear, hear.) Ile has, I think, shown him• Ins is the inetropelis. The 1101 i. member said that, Indus . _ _
sod I the Sun newspaper. Alderniaa Harmer had a mortgage on
It for 6,amm.,
self a vigils.' British minister in that respell ; sad I rolled their attention to tee subject at a late period of last .
sole
was
astwatattto Awash. it,who
was
twat your lordships will not flask that these cams Hare mess, it would sot be necessary for him to do more now a bill ut
hem Ise4loClesll.; the goverumeet of this country. (Hem.) then simply to move for tide committee. He be- ; retritered owner as mortgagee, Mr. Young being the owner,
lard DERBY, although reedy to nestle allowance for the lierred the goverameet were yilliug to past it. He e tto the mortgage. In January, Alden:um Harmer
eth at a need of 2,275/ , which determined
&acuities of the Federal government. condenieed io very might nieutiou that legislation upon the subjectlet • PaPer
of February, ____ a• .
e 0 . following
on the lath
elleell arms
the
Me"'
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which
British
thbieen bail
been
remain
in
the
same
eat.
sow
that
je
ems
day, the 21st. en agreement was entered into to enable
treste.4 by the I-sited Stoke doveraiiieet, and the nn. in in 1774, liuSWithiltaildiolg thus mammas illWrlalli 01 tall Harmer.eon the
with thus . 0
ewarteous replies media by Mr. Seward to the reneentrancee metropolis, and in the value of property. It was very so- i Alderman H to y
of the DisparPcsr. Bet the deed of
of the Britwh ow/rummest. lie untied to know whether, treursheary
that bald°. should ha left aloes ill
the
of
BC4neiow°lllll. wrPire several meetings of Mr. Young's credi-
t, a meg el arrest el a British eisbjeet, it was ;mi. a owe world as • large tows without any municipal arrangemeeta, . inspection a re wa
„,
front the Sub w thou
Mame al beiag brought to trial that he ahead forswear his or as act of parlWnielar which was really work/Ale at all, ton, and LB Mew arising
to to be 551. weekly.
saw., te hie oww mum., sad, if tile tight a meet as to preemie the great risk and damage done from time 1 Mr. Baron Martin
sad, the queetioe in the tar was thie
sengance were admitted. whether subrequest illenetinest time be Seim ,
wee *Wel& Yr. SIIIMUDAN seconded the motion. He thought the —was there any personal responsibility on the part of the
Lord ILIMMBLL implakeed that is MOWS where ao oath of beet thing the government could do would be take the ildisaiatil.
Mr. Lush—We say we never beard of these actions at the
_w_euece tied less tendered to British subjects it bad Matter into their own Lauds, or SO afford to this committee . „ that _ ,___ ..__.............
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.ales the nada, that they amp &woos of the such assistance as could enable them to fulfil the trust they tholes sea sitsre "'" •-r Itv---to , .
Ceded Sheen la see ease in which It bad beee dote the hail umierteken. I The deed was then put o.was the •em that
of Sir G. GREY mid the subject was brought under the Mama. Low and Clayton were to manage the Sae news-
myth otihjeth tied sly annolisord hie intsatim .
the hour . _ . .8 yogis. far the oredit...
hrewaseies his co nation of the house Met session, ad as it was one
Tim FArl II MA EIIiSBURY inquired what was the reel peculiarly fit to be inquired into by a parliamentary corn- Per . Bane Martin said he saw nothing in the deed to
aresponsibility.
esse.
el see wear& of ore ...there ewes, wi it had hese mittee, he should give his reedy aeeeat to this motion. It wiitipersonal,__ _ for there in in the deed to
eented t.., Mr. Nose that sir or seven bum,' vessel, was, Low , a subject entirely distinct from the Tweeters Mr.
..._ ~,,........7.r. Young
; and nothingtheefonannte, duty
ged
ime the biwaiada It that „era w,„ it wee clearly such of fire insurance duty, from which the committee ought to the P° to ;olive the route d the
a Media& as Was set joetiesel by seteraetismal law. He keep char is their investigation. No pledge was gives by in inspectors we P an Pay
out el
aim Wiwi whether my emotion lied bees takes el a mese* .
itr.C.:17110t.inSt.10•1101011 that the would tak.. eteu.tiraem.
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metrese if a fitted subject at nos! an L•illarilinSil MON Ilia very ILL Martie—Mr. Mea/aty, will you point oat a