The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-14 00:00:00

tope ask•eg own order ware within*. protection of that
*I. The mart williegly adopted • smaskrion thus war.
lk. am, became an mrto one weld. only operate
T. Ylimmt.—Tin r thrartra ILTUIS IS men.
k- TO inn CUSTODY or an a-immix= Cau.n.—
Denman gave judgment in this me% in whads, Aar
the art bedtime thesis ten~ whether the
amid be tmosted. TY pliintilb hod deiced en
OE pooh IMO= don theme miss= of sup-
an olda Tbo dent phalli that
otos bora ago of sortemo; AM ltvoo who
de pow wad mind et oho plaid& on Ind& aHI
Aid Ye wow oiltrabi whim lo_port it, mid hal
tie pilsbnidh le dilleer the and te hien that ilits•
=i sridtent swam Is des = 15et.........V ked
That so they_lsed been abd
et *sir wen weer. to
phditilit took re
re-
'mak whisk was howl against duos. They then Ablated
Me tub ups is posh ally that the Nest risks
And la go be the berm wan ant overruns the plea. The
imam, ewer, rue of whim. dart as distikei woe averred
babe ander the matzo! at the plinaills, thorn was swop to
ohm. what the datrudant Medal Inman see. that he did
at permit the addill to retook with the *ion sod be a
to the milk. They had no right to mums that the
child would be =trifling or isdalierent--Rule dkdiarged.
Twat: Quill V. THE JTSTICSIS Or CAKKASTKIHISHIKE.
—Poway OK MAOISTILAIDI TO neveurixe THE FEES
FATAZEE TO COSOSILBS.—Tope was a ride that called on
the justices of the county of Carmarthen to show cause why
a writ of mandamus should aot rime, commanding them to
pay to one of the coroners certain lees for inqueeta holden,
certain mileage dues, and also certain sums duo to the
cower tor disbunements made by him under the authority
of resent statutes, all of. which bad been disallowed at
somber. The argument took place some time back, and the
mart postponed the judgment.—Lord Denman now said,
that with regard to the fees for inquests actually
holden, and the sum' payable for mileage in respect
of those bigamies, they were regulated by the 26th
11., andthat the inquest be " duly taken" was a
oo.dli' modest of payment. The court had held may
wan ago that the due taking applied as well to the hot that
an inquest was !widen alter and with the proper brutalities,
se to *Ja pr of holding en inqaest at all under any
gins state of abets • and that the statute in question
vested the power of disking whether en inquest bad been
ditly taken in the quarter seminal. With that view the court
wee still disposed to Nam. Then arose the question whether
the court would interfere with what the sessions had deter-
mined in the exercise of thairjuriadictioo thus admitted. The
sestets gave no appeal from the quarter serious, and it was '
a beneficial rule of law that there was no appeal from the
quarter sessions unless a statute gave it. It was obvious that
the propriety of holding an inquest could be moth better
disasvered by the oral examination practised at sessions
than by this court on affidavits. There was an inherent
power in this court to interfi re if the sessions acted cor-
ruptly and from an improper bias; but on this occasion,
though without expressing entire concurrence in the decision
of the justices, the court saw no grounds for interference
witheo much of their determinetion as affected the claim
for sums payable to the coroner himself. It t ad, however,
been contended in this ease, that the serious had no discre-
hoe to refuse the payment of sums which 'I statute the•
comer was compelled to expend. They were in this case
the fees to the bailiff, the surgeon, the jury, and the sums
paid for the room and to the witnesses. These the coroner
was by a recant statute compelled to pay immediately alter
the termination of the proceedings; and under a former
statute they had beta payaLle on his order being
given for the payment. The coroner was bound to
submit them exr.enses to the sessions for allowance; but
the court thought that there was a distinction between
fees payable to the coroner Licari!, and earns disbursed for
medical is-Unrole and necessary expenses. The propriety of
requiring the attendance of • medical witness was so linguae- '
nomads as to amount to a amenity, and the fee to him,
therefore, might be clamed with necessary expenses. Though,
then, the jurors were empowered to examine the coroner on
oath as to them matters, that power seemed to be given
rather for ascertaining the fact and the rats, thin fur judging
the propriety of the charges. Ti.. witnesses were bound to
obey the summons of the coroner ; they ought not to
be deprived of their remuneration because of any in-
deseretioa in the coroner ; and as, under the former
steam, the overseers could not resist payment in
compliance with the corooer's orders, on the ground
that he ought not to have held an inquest, so under the pre-
sent the justice. could not withhold reimbursement of
monies expended by him virtua:ly as the agent of the
county treasurer. The temptatiJa to hold unneceseary
inquests would be adequately checked by the power to de-
prive of his fete the coroner who held any which the justices
deemed unneeessary ; but, on the other hand, there would
be a temptation not to held necessary inquests, it a coroner,
on each occasion, incurred the risk of losing not his own fees
only, but the expenses out of pocket to which he had been
unavoidably put. Fur these raisins, the rule would be
&boohoo as te the monks paid out of packet by the coroner,
and would be discharged as to the remaioder of the applies-
tion.—ltule absolute, accordingly.

POLICE,4ATURDAY.
MANSION-HOUSE.-ILutwAy MArrzas.—Mr. G. D.
Clorbs imperel to =Ter th”ompleiet of the seeistant owe-

;fit; til•—tkier. aiiii&nai Company. A
nestle( bay rag boss called on Jane 9 the defendaat, who held
s=amilmiso bad no interest w haters, in the company,
o Wadi into the room, and persisted in remaining
is it, seetwebnandiaa the request cf the chairman and the
uslandlallal *aka off doe awetiag that he should tarn*
himaidt. It issmili nennary at hut to adjourn the meeting,
-in War to get rid of the visitor; but et the time op-
panted hrressesmbling et the prepristana, Magaia
appeated. sad Sneed kis way into
spie
dbena be t rise* *elan reknit
seirelery bad been ill Messines d has ad- I
manias, teal was tainidared twer he
ks nearyw to plate his is the
caned, of a pabowasm. He fancied himself Janina is
the Won be bad Firmed, by the production of
a bake hum a gentleman who was a prepristee,
requestiag him to attend. It would be seen, bow-
ever, sans Owe Wes no Tallied= et the sonitnet
of the delisdent, and that it was ths duty et tdie
#iat him ham their =maim so a peseta jsh.r=se
111 W whatever to be reesat The oragmay bad se wie
he the WYK. . ef. espy more russiaktamot than was sew
giantwith get sbdiodon upon the part of the dellindiat It
Sates MO pleslpillaese to keep the lessee. Capt. Vandelear
wet or dna ilawalwiders, and the Mese preasmil byths
=B.6.ealbabin him to anew% wee he that suntan
14baishealias. The witasia, a his sinantratioms,
said be Ind emu ens Cepa& Vendoline writs, but
he beilanel the Win prebend te be in his headlands',
apes itenyeabast k sevend knees whisk bad
bees euebeed at the ease from the espwit—
The Ans nil he den rebned winnittsimis to ay
Fedi tiPkallMar :11111611 sash —Me. Obeloway
tor Ow Asteitista, rid It shrbts deleemileatian te Wig aa
sellowasmiset the ilissinaim of the enatimii tlllft.
ha* the selisibm Ind
em
veadttthe drain
jest Mir Hee ow was ithoheall at the ala-
iiiinhiseaa. She Isbadent had a tiabe.ste Attend the
bp Alba ii Vandiemie katisr,idr.
See eke said he had a War hem
Capons s that witliswity.—The Lea
Yager midi *she ash his thefts mignmete (hit Chem=
thee et ebbs that the delminat bed aissiasjpitt
to sane teem by to" endelliat bawl Ism
sank be width fitly hoed ids la the waft et boo sibs
Award esstn--Theiblimbinemplaimed that *Yee we
set deselths,
..Tas Zenwsr Pollol3lll.—Weit eadiPerestry,
forged .rmiteray scrip, woo tiotores=
acme diemission, whether or net dui gainana Mash'
tattled ea a thug* of *bay or thet d adideineeser, they
inweemomittoil oa the hewer ober"
_WESTMIHSTER.—Tita •Am cat ow Ys. Omsk
M.P.—Patric* C. Carter, moo of Aldan's= COMM,'
Err sad :Ostia, of tke poem of Sikes, who was ordered al
Er
age to dad to keep pear.towailleidr. I
re, *sr our, in cossequance of having toWle toe I
if vegoonted.llllmatte knower to that genus..., peat in bail and
weMONEY MARKET.
dATITIDAT SSW&
.154Tanfrograbk pillion of the ailhirs of *Beak of
, es alulieted is its Marne kr the lase and
iwo
_receding weeks, mita the 'absence of any pith-
mom the general money market, whore aceommoda-
lien is esesperatively easy, although with do matesial
reelection in * raise of disoiant, continues to, pro-
** the song effsels is an& ohms of :into* wad
mothdesos all property quarters, even
ash a violent deansgemen- fid -credit and *may
Sr 'SO lenity oaperienesth It speak, mirk far
the kinitridelit of the nndeveloped relareit
teif afilaimado iselartry, that tie notostiem of thidik
104 ogglikelik'iiieetha arpirleet, the
at odithass
awe er fell' sesapkitely hir attract Skim itamirkthe:
tivity, so as to BB op the ramie and retrieve eke d&
map created capital withdrawn in dt
'lke et pink, boor smildatsd in the p=
'rhos; Ana by the prralyiratkin CIAWL The Me* recovery d I=2ll=
late extreme depression is an exprierrhaW
Catiale,. wide me y Were jeld
thrmg RIOS oldeeekt et free thiest-
ertiet .eat ikee preeilieg,.ano atm, thr rout
reeeintri innadance moistly, though ether
depose Chili
contributing, above 89, reekasing
ths died an lathe preset ask the fatatercww.
Stocks were still cm the
binstaat or
rder today.
Cossole teat 871' lot thh- o , • dividend,
advanced hoe the *IS el to §11399t were
lesintstioted in reac at 871 Now thet the
hooks are that for mak* up for the m-
Flitot dividends Carols am of course quoted only
to opift der thelethii Jut/. entrant deedless
eposey, art snipended &edit:4.4
11111111Werellellit• .oan bojade only on
is of •ha • though a usg cethadastioa
his "extekhelibie .ho the -Bask, to mildest paid
woo pletkm wive ay m have argent
• n
t4tit. ill* stock into *my, Or
Pile Pala- i %EU diTidesas 11111..Pdate
of Consols y opal to 891.,10f, meth Op'
dividend on, as quoted np to yesterday. At this im-
provement the market was firm, and appeared to
promise stability, if not a farther admit. Be-