The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-08 00:00:00

COURT OF FACHZQUKFL

sittings in &nom —(Bolars die LaM Chid Baron and
Baran Beamaei4 Mamma, sad Wilds)

ItAN.Aa r. TIM LURK= COCNTERS lAZLWAT comr•wr.-1111
ACILIDINT.

At the sitting of the court Ail morning,
Mr. &nOl femosted hie earameste, on behalf of the de.
broduits, fee $ sow trial Is this case, which was an action
tried before the Lead Chief Berea, at the sitting after
last term in Louis, whoa the plalatiff recovered 2,000 f. as
damages for Injuries sustained by the plaintiff, by the dread-
ful accidest on the deferidanta' line at Tottenham, in Feb-
ruary last. The learned mused west through the scientific
evidence with great athletes= for the purpose of
showing that the learned judge had miedirected the,
jury by telling them that the flaw is the 'relit of
the broken wheel by which the accident had occurred
could have been discovered by the pr case of hammering,
and arbootted that there had bees the streeseet
evidence tm .how that the company was perfectly
juatilkyl 'to I...hes-mg that the wheel which hail travelled
thotasanda of miles was sound ; and, therefore, they
could not be liable in an action for negligence,
is no nameable care on their part could have
prevented the accident. This was a most important mac,
and he might mention that another action minor from the
%annr matter was set down for trial. If the verdict should
be different in that case, it would be strange if their lord.
liips hail refused a new trial in this.
The Ln: Chief Baron said that the court would take
tour to consider whether the learned counsel should have
rile or not.
iidgment reserved.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Mare XT• Commissioner Goa!burn.)
IN LI WU, AID BIAM.•CYT.—CBTATLS

The Infant dearriheisilk * were as .friog• importers, of
hildamithatrest. This was the certificate meeting.
The accounts common in Jaw, 1839. with a deficiency
.1 LUMP,. The lesekrupts now owe 34. MM The &meta,
feta, ant at E.Y. will cal y yield • dividend of 3d. in the
lotiud ; but the creditors bad received ss. in the pound be-
.ee the latakruptcy. under a composition.
311, l'enttell. the official amigos., in his report on the ease
.taiee that the baukrupea commenced busters without
capital in 1856 ; but as they were rely COOIIIIII6OO agent.
wan not required. In 1857 they commenced mane.
Lir:firing, and erected machinery with borrowed money
the result wan most ruinous, for they had sunk in the
...men, upwards of 21 WWI. On returns of 135,000/. there
.1 heen ofi grams profit.. but large keno nod expenditure.
Honour capered 'unwise at the large amount of
expense which bad been ioeurred ie 11 months during
whiL the estate had been under inspection. The item of
law caroms aloe. wee upwards of 300 i. It was difficult to
undentand why the inspectors obould have iocurreel a large
law bill.

Mr. Pennell ■aid there were charges bathe preparation of
deed. and other matters.

Mr. Lemnos, for the &imagoes% offered no opposition.
/1.1 the bankrupts routined themselves to their Collllll4lBioo
they would bare done well ; but the result of their
manufacturing business had been most disastrous. The in.
apection was what is called a protective inspoction the rs.
tate not being rioted in the inspectors, as the creditors had
full confidence In Bell and Beamart. It wan • fact, bow.
ever, that the deficiency had Leen Um:rowed 10,1W'. during
inspection, chiefly owing todepreciation in the vsluefof stock.
Mr. Linklater appeared for the bankrupt Bell, and Mr.
Memo as for Drawers.

IN flame mud there was aothintiluoisoetlible lan
1 , aiishartme to the is.., far the bad berm
without eaphaL No ass hid a ebb embark a
raseeras id gmeh magaituth waked babe gorentling to
fall beet gem" The neneetiomos Im ihnosi all eases, had
add dliesheriv bath or the debien and the cradling.
TM bail had been wall kart. The bambini. would hays
ladowliate rertilkalaw, bat only 4 the third clam..

THE POLICE COURT&
(MIS DAT.)