The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-16 00:00:00

MORT B. 1110CtILLI

This wee as action to recover damages In oonarquenee of
the plaintiff 11.a.:de..been Jawed to este Into hip
with the defendant faleo repee•eateikaa also to re-
amer certain
Mr. T. Atkinson mod Mr. Littler appeared for the plaintiff ;
end Mr. flerjeeat Ewe and If,. Raymond for the defradant.
The plaintiff had ftereerty been • watchmaker sad •
teacher of language.; end is the Xxamioer of last year he
mar an advertioneent Is these Imam :—" Coal merchant—

parteentip-2001. la glad retiring partner; Incoming
garner to talcs the ommolmr-bow department. Then is an
extern conatalos and a geed Wows will be reallri."
By menu of this odesetbanast the plaintiff was
brought into sommasioetisa will No. Mowillud,
the &kart, who kept whet woo tag an
=claimed moseerodice, and who also marled at burns Ns
a coal emeoliant under the name of M. J. Coalman sad Co.,
a km perfectly ditt;net from that at Nun,. Canna and
Co., ths celebrated coal ossrhasts. The pledatlfs are was
Chet be was told the peaks of ths leadres would be 3001. a
yaw to been, sad kr then our as swan why ft should
sot be 7001 bared of Ude the balker =nod sat to be
almost =cadet= The &WM 1101111011 soktesom boa ths
defendant sad surfed the beaks; sad Os penmen!, deed
manned a noltel that tbs kirk= bed admitted is the
*WM a tall sommarastioa al the loxes, demmats, sad
partioshes &Min he ths seat leasksm, with whirl tbs
docker hisemellanslisL Ths be sine
ditiltiffbadarss had saidpa{id MO& be imary, ad be had also
headed over •pa ads mad • Ilk galley as seomity
for about 301. man.
Tin defendant'. ore was that than had boa no ainsprie.
mention at all, sad tint the pldal bad betd==
nutty of knowing ss mei r ddraleat b
about the brim= It swami that Os dellmder bad br-
ad bought lb brie= k tees perm, Iles kr IBM sod the
ether be Mt It was warded that ea nom wily ths
brims MI not sworn be
Is bras was, OM he
bed no reedy seamy to sminst it. Anal= angitmlion
maid la dr sawn of tho ores err, that Ors ems of
Cooksrell sail Co. bad ham Belted sib sa maser of its
Wag *Or
flattbst of Moms. *emboli wed Ca. The do-
lbsokst Jars, al whim des bed Men the brims=
had lasi Crams of Coskerall, sad had WI lie It as the
sans of his rook, bat kw we so slatement flat the
smote had ow km a prime. Amebae I= tweasel,
rataly, tYat the spates of trade was, kr Than • our
Own Nand Willard as deka sir Me ten ndiery by the
erns vat marked " Clan," an that the sercessar got
Mere Bilketose, sad if les emissallabsteas hs
Thee Jury fond a via= be the *MK
Ism IL, which had ban paid, a= ales be the merits.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Fn. 16.
Maw et PIM PAM as Odiandl.—(Bin de Lad
Chid lima and a Nadal Jury.)

slum. c nut tomer AND mom iriortiz Ran,
WAY ommirT..-Gazis CONZANDIN AND TINS MIAMI

--Teriiidrasatias Awed that the pishilif was a parseager
by the delimitate Ise, sad that they did net see doe end
proper pressed:ma aa to Proem, $ that lbe these elms into
eolith= with a cow Nat bad strayed es the llstawitheity the
plaintiff readved roar demege.
Mr. lidwia Jams, Mr. Measly, sad Mr. 011111011 Albs
' were commis, for tbs plaint!, Mr. Macaulay. Mr. Mellor,
Mr. Lush, and Mr. Philo= represseted the defeedants.
This action, which was brought by the plandit, who is a
peruser in the dem of Meths. William sad Mgr, Sheep,
solicitors, of Lsedenhall-thest, arms oat of the Noreen
aceithat, in the Trent Valley, which occurred at 10 thanks
to 11, to the &obit atermeg arms trim, es the 10th of
May. It appeared that a cow which bed best tematly m-
aimed by a iron send Baker, sad which was separated
Prom Ism self, had been placed is • dad *Wass the
▪ said from thanes get upon the lima The train, which
Tea On up the bailee, came into =Maio& with the beast,
sad the whole train wee precipitated into • kid, causlag the
death of one of the pamengers, the Rev. Mr. Math sal ht-
Juries amend ohms, amongst whom wee the
The Wades sustatned by the pishititf wen sdathied by the
=ar, sad the role question was whether the Wee wee so
sto amble the cow to rt ou the Ras, sal thus to
reader the company reepeasible for argligthee.
A great naniter d 111,110001111 were sailed se bail=
Ili aeasabation was directed to pooh es to the
of the heed They included formers,
be., sad tbe "blow of the witless' MasihTtbseliMilli
easel dimitikaliftehilleseed to these sprees! try the path-
Nes felled as ales easepasy.
fiwthal thrum Main Mat called by the debsinte,
The Lad Chief Rama said—Row malty nets Amen ate
to be mamba P It le Mow* the company ham the mama
dallies a ameba, of whnemes that a pram person may be
promoted bell Waging his smith. I mean testy it is quite
right that he the purpose of proving • codas bet several
witneres may be asemiced ; het there midi be some Lmit to
the number of witnesses as to the height dalielige.
Mr. Lash—gamy, my krd, the sempasy are °added to
defend themselves P
The Lord Chief lisaws—l do got think to each an extant
as to perm* others from mare fag themselves. If you in-
sist se ealbug witseath of coma I can't help it.
Mr. Lab—We should sot thiak dodges Miasma whom
we did net think seerwy. _
Mr. Mecaelay—The Meaty is be my where the limit is
to be hewn.

.-fhipl7.o;lChiel Baros—l thinktheliesit hes ben exesedoi.
Mr. Macaulay —TIM is s qmdiest of very seines magi&
tuie to the commay.
The Lard Cludliercee-It Is of serials isermlinis to bath
way% Meow if semis this iota be &chid by the nem.
bur et winsome, k would be impanbls foe a trine°
terns toning an sake.
Mr. Lesh—lf the commy is charged with having so in-
euMcisat fame, I do nit me bow they are to moseratethem-
ochres bat by calling practical men.
The Lord Cid.' Baron—Where the expense of trying •
cause trendies angst on the limit to dispute, then, is my
opinion, ths bolt is exceeded.
Mr. Lullh—Yow terabit) Is making obareraVona with
reference Is only on ease.
The Lord Chief Barm—l know of no other cause that
that now beim tried.
The subject thes dropped, end the nomination of wa-
ntons was proceeded with.
The case for the defence hal not contended at 5 o'clock,
when his lordship row.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—fts.ls.
(Bain Mr. Comaisallr Iluryby.)
TN TIM IIATTSI OF /AIMS DALLT.

Mk insolvent, a :well-known steepleetwo jockey, who.e
ewe hes been were! time. before the court, wail sow adju-
dicated upon.
Mr. Dowse opposed foe • Mr. Perry, and an Aber aredPor
named Ruses!! Ia person. Mr. tiargood (with Mr. Reel)
su
Ktolmat alleged Chet Mr. Perry owed him 15/., and
brought en cation; os which Mr. Perry brought as action
for 341. for services rendered under an seeignin.nt tad money
pieta Both mikes ware referred, end the awed was made
tn favour of Mr. Perry, who was now a creditor to some
111/ , with debt and costs.
It appeared that the Insolvent had brought an action
rMr.est Ruesell to recover a mere, value 2501., which he
egal Mr. Russell detained from biro ; wherein Mr. Rue.
eel( alleged be had purebused It. The cause yrs trial at the
Reading maims in 1858, sad reunited in a verdict for Mr.
Russell, at en impense of 741., far which the insolvent was
in custody. Mr. Berea Watson, wbo hid to d the arise,
had, Is mama to a communication from the learned commie-
siotter, said it wee a grass fr.ud.
The rem bed Nord over to settle, end the insolvent ex-
pected to maks a sum by ths recent steeplechme at Readleg,
but woe disappointed. Bowe ye re ago he had met with •
severe accident, and win not the rider he formerly was at
such chums. He said he hod risked his life to ;ay his
creditor,
. . .

Mr. Commissions. Murphy goys • juigme•t of eight
coleader months from the vesting order, on the Seth Do.
comber, at the suit of the two opposing credit .rs, for fraud.