The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-29 00:00:00

Ka) 3inttlitgence.

ZQUITY COUlLTlL—Ywrzipat.
Before tbs Mastic of the kW.
Cool O. LONSDALII-7LABITZIT'S MUSICAL WORIII.

Mr. im; "Wai the plaintiff fa Wa7ase, moved;l;;;.ake
an injunction gnated in July last perpetual. This
tion was to restrain the defendant from publishing a musical
work called "La Victoria National Polka," or any ether
work in infringement of rke Oaintifi's copyright in three
polkas composed by Jumph Labituky, and milled '• Harteres
Sias."—Mr. C. Hall, for the defendant, consented to the
notion, and the injunction was made perpetual accordingly,
and it was orderig that all further proceedings in the snit
should be stayed.

Dam the TIOD-COOPOOOF of ZOOLOWL.
PAULO?? CONOANTI.-1/1117NOTION TO 121111•111 TOO
SkLl OP GOODS ONDSZ • BILL or BALI •PTIOI POSITION
TO WI INIOLVINT COURT. - _

iiiiiiiiliaTitT%lieetealfe moved in this cue to dit-
solve an injunction, granted on the 16th inst. by the Vice-
Chancellor, to restrain the defendant, his bailiffs, and agents,
from disposieg of certain honiehold goods, furniture, ant
farming stock, comprised in a bill of sale area to the de-
fendant by the Rev Harry Alexander Small, of Havershani
Rectory. It append tram the statement in the bill, that
on the 26th ofJeanary, 1848, Mr. Small had delivered the
bill of sale in gulden to the defendant, his solicitor, as a
security far the sum et 1,908. ; that on the 21st of Febettary
last the defendant, by his bailiff, took ponied= of the gooth
and effects comprised in the bill of sale, and directions were
given that they should be *old; that on the Bth of this month
Mr. Smell pr, seated his petition for protection under the In-
slim% Hewn Act, and thereupon all his erste and effects
beinna vested is the plaintiff, as his official 'soignee. 'Upon
tend the isdnnellest was obtained to restrain the defendant
from prenewilas to sell eask_msals and effects, or der the 21st
smarm el the Insolvent Minn Ad (7 & $ Vie., o. 96),
which was is the Marne wee :
That la all cane whin say pailesse larmseedis tram proses,
AA whin ends lave has will la as et I fairata wider
the peel of nil nend awl at ad. ar of dim of
than, etas his analal shy maispd of allegiesy he sad= paig-
nent, wadi ban plan rarrapadt Win= aria d ads. who.
tier he aden wiehle enarnanas dhartsba. ha pima dr after
Pas Ilke pinks at sun psdllnar. linen dap ann.
flan Was/ we lOW Wad we repjadennt aillidnd sr to be A-
toned qua ant wan d eatensp, er awe* estianim. dlher
En aid ado at dr pranny et oath psalm% or lap part
nag oda at ash nen" Ilhanshate and. at mg net
ar limn neon Int thd mg puma
person la non awns sr dna verney don be dm, to nap:
of van it wrest at allsrapp ar ansoett earionn, or of man ND
et dal iaaeai anr or creditors for the name. inn
the man ad m"t hi _ _

It was new-e—estemied in support of the motion to Minim
that the bin clods woe good, end might now be acted ups.,
beams it sense within the terms of the 19th motion of tho
set. whisk provitlio that no tonve 'malcontent, Bm.,
sNield be deemed fratMullent and void if mad yanee, eat any time prior
to there net udits bilme the filing?: the petition, and not with
the view or intsstion of petitioning the car: for protection.
Kr. Selwyn, in support of the injunction, contended that
dui sale mold not he allowed to proceed. for, although the
=t had bear made more than three months before
wry, still no delivery had been WNW till within
the period of three months.
Tie Vies-Chansviler mid be had no doubt whatever upon
this giantism Toe ow were contemplated by tho 19th
and 21st sostisat el the set relined to. The 19th media
had the West et mem giesseily in. the assignees the emotes
of insolvent with this proviso, that no suit as-
ZLIT, charge, tens &sell be deemed to be fraudulent or
inade at any three JINIOr to three menthe Ware the
Sites of the Loslitim, and, on kr as the commyease itself
*la was wed by being more them slum
=Who beam Ddtat to the delivery, he apprehended that
was void bosom it ad net Mks place till the 25th of Feb.,
and the petithw was promated in Montt. The misdate than, I
haulm by the 19th ..NI adored what dealing should not
M eismiimed void, Same am ilst satin, whisk ex-
pend, Inland tbe, mime Finite bad less
bound
under the Inesisent Ask wad the is baboon "Wed in
the etelosse, an puma should moil WNW of the WI of
We. bat esme is wise the Insolvent Lot Hit WNW,
opinion, thembesores. dist the bill ot sale by
not esedied
and, if sorbing moo sought to De obtained by thellenveryt
he eembisired do italivety was bad ; an that, if the bill of
sale wen geed, the pasty wall not have the baulk of it in
this mut, spam& in the Insolvent Court. The
motion seased, with souls.

Woe Vleathesesaer aided Brow
Ra Totruniox AND 2 aim 3 Vic., c. 64. CratoDY
or Inverts.
This ems, the fade of which are stated in this paper of
Saterday last, ems on again to be beard ; the Vice•Chan-
seller, having la the sesanthas bad an interrialr. with Kr.
AWN Pateaes ea the sebjest. After hearing Mr. Swans-
len and Mr. Steen far the respondsets, the Vioe-Ohancellar
(Meted the teas to stead ever till Friday.

ileasekirs v. TIN BASTIOS WltXritN RUMAT •
Cowsursr.
His Hewer delivered judgment la this ewe, whisk tam
Who tie wort sub in tho motet iamb
se. TM ow demon kw
went et equity awl her wad et md NY wis arqued
41. sl,ka kit Wits" whelk Kr. Wood awl Mr. Maki
soquoweil le timid the lismsrege, sad the Beiteller-theird
lei Xr, Haw wine Mot het it. bilL il. hob et Use
ossi wal4il follow. The dedkedwiti, who wars the dibistioo
et the liastses Uuiss Realm Owsper, lad, isi=mt
*Maisel two why etpert the
18‘7, by ewe at which they were awthesissi maws the
by Blows Woe sad HaAao heed* sad
tle ethic to scastreet a Wawa lino hes the
treks Remy vA lEvalvattne to Hanish. Neil to
sated •pier it lissirielt coraiwisa milk
to
Nan. By than 'Wswe estkwhipil
to who the Nsposews swot 10n 0,4001. rid
200,0001. too the 4104 of the eats, sad • rissiptise to the

Irolovelog effect bad hewn carried unaalmsusly at a autaa.l
guest lewd meeting of the sharsholden :—" Ileao:ved that
tor the purses* of oonstyuceing the branch line NM Men-
'negate to Harwich, and fir purchasing the Raleigh Rail-
' way, adder the two acts passed in tto last swims of palls-
meat, the directors be unheated to raise, between the date
hereof and the Ist of Jimmy: 1849, the SUMS of 200,0001.
and 100,000 i, and to grant scrip receipts for aid amount as
roso beat time le Sass he pad up in respect of such. suns,
sea ark gralreeiber of sad upwards shall hue ptid the
eased be say subedit, lefty sad such scrip receipts shall
retitle the holder thereet, ea the let of Janau7, 1849, to be- I
wore a registered shareholder is a new &stem Halos
Stook for the mamma he bee ealetellall mai pad up, upon
whiek he doll NNW • ressuilsed thedised of I per mat.
per ulnas la peepaidty, wad have theeplime, at the sad of
any six audio within Ave yet" et *greyly.his gm-
noted stock into the laurel stack dew emapitay." The
plaintiff became the proprietor, by umelamsl asap
ourtilkatcs issued under the mbe wms sad mu.
Indus. These eertificates bad due heal asserted is'o
" papetual viz per cent. dadq. dwhisk the plastid had
been repistered u the owner. The bill, which was filed by
the plaintiff on behalf of hissed( and all other the pre-
prawn of the " Perpeteal Six per Coat. Stock ISO," es-
cies the defeadmats the diesetas, emplaned that the de-
fendants, Instead d appiewiledeg the bade whisk had been
raised under the We este ad reeeldise to
the spathe deed et the particular ask were
such funds to the eaulametisa of ea extension
their railway to
diendels, and per ether
peen of the esalpesy. The bill yawed th r•
deals alight he &eared to use emeusitted a brush of
trust by nech mull/atlas of the kale raised under the
mai sets, that they might be deemed pammeally rebid to
the caaptemy all funds se emisegplied. The hill else prayed
ea iejeamilea rank
eider
abmpplemelse et the hods
horoolor te be revived eider the male. Wks UR the de-
fended, demurred geneeally, ea the rued that upon the
true emerreetion of the eats aud resdadem, they were insti-
lled to applying the fends in quotas brills general object
oetbo ampuey ; sneaky, for west of polieseta the ground
that the waders of the shares which had beta mimed by
the plaid, bad not bete named u parties as the record.
His Hammer, in delivering judgweent, med. thee tam the
statism% appearlft upset Ile bll which, tar the
purple
of eseddiwing whether the dimmuir was raid, aust•
talus le le tree, be taught a ass of athspplicatima of the
100.0SS1. Weed wale the Nadal* Act had been made out,
and thee that plat the dowormor ought to be overruled.
He tkoep t, she, that the treader to the plaintiff, which
bad bees mggrovdace behalf of the °mammy, wee fed-
dealt to dirimgtdthe °rigid elorebelder, and as between
hist mad the i posy to temmelle ark liability to his alai-
sem It was Ise breed a propeekee to say that a debt could
ass be tramelhered la this way at law, where there were
three perdu, em k this cue, &drone ef ;ming to • set.lis.
mat haws= Ihmthishes. His Honour then referred te
sued alba twilled grounds of ob)eetioa to the bill,
Wing
the sat ef the tram* it the suit, aid concluded by over-
ruling dtherires.

COUNT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Yernegra.
ID no DONALD SACLLUS-711/71,111M1 CLAIMS.
This was a dividend lasuting, under the fiat Lamed spied
Mr. Macke's, the lets member for Oxford.
Mr. Loden, solicitor to Miss Maitland, a niece of the bank-
rupt, tendered • metier 20,2461., part of a claim of between
70,0001. and 80,0001. and premed for an adjournment, in
ronsequence of Mt:lin proceedings being pending in the
Court of Champ.
Mr. Cobs, for the *mignon, objected to any further port-
pensment, and mid that Miss Maitland held securitisa which
she would not ft,e up, bat Dwight to delay the dividend till
she saw what she could realise. The dividend had been
adjourned, and indeed on the lest occasion Mx. Loden
undertook to at this meeting. Mr. Lodeaaxmlained
that Miss Maitland was [at Naples, and no ettMt w-
arm had come over, but if necessary she would come to
Berland.
ILL Honour (livens) tionebt that the divideed on the
deism should be teemed, bat the other creditor' ought not
to be delayed.. In the mune of explanation it ergs toned
that the clam bad been mitered for 67,0001. instead of
78,0001., sad Mr. Loden claimed to alter the amount. His
Hamm, said he would not =anent; for in strictness the
claim ought to be expunged.
A akin for 1,2831. cm behalf of the mentors of General
Maitland was admitted ; sad one by Me. Sidney, solicitor,
of Hatton gardea, for 3591. The proofs this day amounted
to about 2,0001. The dividend will be declared in a few
days.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS* COURT.—TarrsiDAT.
Be.kw the Chief Conatheieser.
Ix Tip MAMA or JAW= WORKACT..-I.IIOIL.

iltehteole;tni,;t;ilo;,Tra7oiioed Wirii:ok.7o;l76.
Edward Minister, babitmaker to the Queen, for the damages
awarded is an sedan of libel. It appeared that be insolvent
bad bees in partisanship with a person named and
they ousted on banner in Bt. Martio's-lane. They started
emu publications respecting " gentlemen's kehtoss," and
In Oki of the works, called The Lion," it woo somplained
that lb. Minister, who was elso oonnitsed with a work on
Use ksblems, had been libelled. At length en action was
bras& to prevent a recurrence of the attacks, and it was
offend that M they were discontinued, and an apology made,
the possedloge would be dropped. The offer wee rejected,
and the cram poosseded to trial, and it wee then stated that
as Mr. Nimbler wished to set his character right before
ita ntht• Wee were not required. The jury
a *a as dameggs, end the ants were lOU Chappell
Led=ls this smut, and, on amount of the libel, wee
fkir three months. In tide are the libel was read,
and was haiku in style, and the work eta tailor.
The insolvent, it appeared had boos to Park to any on
his trade, and left in-December lad as sessest of the events 1
which bad occurred, and were Elmlyta mar, is tint eopital.
He had sold his interest " The List" to his babes ts-law
(Glllans) for OM, sad he was alibi to wore the pecans,;
after which a remestillms Paled the the all.
The Learned Olaf Osamieer, In Eivinaludltr lath
thedantagee weremotkegsand he bad toapperses remand
to the amount awarded.- The cuts were sertainly eassider-
able, but with thus he had nothing to As Under all the
circumstances, he adjadged the Medved tow hoprlessineat
of three calendar months from the vestige cedar, for the da-
mages given in the action for libel.