The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

THE ZUREK MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. Hum

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EQUITY COUltTEL—Joics 14.
WORM vice-esaiscouoa ItIODOSOLOY.
DICKS C. OTAXXOPII —ll4l X AAAA 2 OWI PkXX.
This bti won !red by circle proprietors of ahem. in the Meryl,
bln.e Erik, tiguitatit the Lent of II irrinstno end oih.r pro no as
iiirretors of the beak, sneer .1 tee; bad grossly taie-eow,ii.eted
Ile drabs. Th. re allegation. were taloned by entree. that the di.
restore bed allotted chain .0 metre! of their own body, not requiting
payment of the mils; that they bad shined store
their body
I WA la weird,.. their account., sad all mid them in AIEIIIIOI3 to
he addle MIONISta with las hank; that ikey had al owed wens
soot sole bespened by their relatlre. and friends, an 1 It. t kin
nageindlip erg die repayment a baiera; that they bad canned
Abe OnlenuMe Od SAWS to b. exhibited to the peripriet
sod bed se with them; end that ,bin 3 hot pretetert tolow
ast So swollen stabs died of settlement of the ootscany whereby
begs Sews bad Iwo Isoweed by the shareholders. The bill anti
teat traaseMbille bad been satin ad Into with the Undue,
ind 7 rstainetee DAL elfish were inautharletd. and It preyed as
emit. splint the Owns at d a declaration that they were per.
lethally liable AR Moue\ an should be found to have bin wrongly
applied. The nailer Sae beee la titivation ever mere 141.
Hes !besot Mot Malec the theta alleped , remarked that ibis.
els/See 'NM way elm& awl ft thermore behoved the plaintiff- to
pew them AMAMI, Alb, mal.etion (the ascot. the bill allesed
Muni resed. and spew ebb awned It OAS *4lOl to be susutee.l.
The 'Weems le wappset of b luso m ha *sand, It anywhere, in the
Inigmatie awe {best while tbe OWNS& had brought forwrord ; but
owe attar the asmalsallew M weapeirat they bad tail. ci 'roes
Agge data to a she the Saud lam dew ho *obi in tome ca-eo n fr.
home had occurred. Sat that win not the pound on which then bill
ma bow d The Ogled& baring therefor* laded to support their ease,
the bill mutt be diselwed.

COURT OF QUEE,eB BENCH.—Juxa 14.
Roma LCD CANISI4I. AND • MAUL MT.
TOZPR D CHILD AND HOWARD. CHURCHWARDIDS OP
IT. CLIMIDIT TTTTTT HRH IN
r CLUERKT DANIS

This was la leelel blown by the plaintiff spimt the defeattants
to remote demesne retusloa to take his vote ay •
peziablorier, mg SNOW 'ensues to Allow Mot to lobe part to the no.
as a weelimma at toe r. mot I,ctlose under thy Mstropo.is
local Act. The Nam Ike defendants wired for their cmiluct wee,
that he had see pig hie shards rate.
Mr. SerJeint Kbes ebbe Ms cam, end Drawl against the validity
lake rate, se the Mew were epplied to other purposes the to that
kr which they Ws Iffillnitt, Amaitrt the ism. out of the rate of
hitimer, Organ tort.., t reds unen's hell &e., &Pol.;
aideer Ile the of Lite Irons ll's, 211. lin client, at the
weary weeks *ski to the army being applied to such purposes,
bet • eke was aseekg kr algeleg the ran.
keg Omeguldl thought the *Manta could hardly contend that a
thumb nee he soiled et
aueb purposes.
No. ZEMIN elemld Wetted that the vote ass perfectly legal.
Several Irksome were called. and proved that they tendeted their
votes,and wan Maimed by the detenchist-
For the delsadesin it sem contended that then had voted with boob
Mee. ib-;
bad tikes legal opinions, and they had Do dl feeling against
the Sakti,.
Keowlee wee Amid to address the Jury. whew
Lard Campbell e.4—what I Moil in tae Jury ir,did the defendants
act with malice, or did they wander they were settee tons fide It
would be • disgrace to the law of Enabled, if puriyh miners, orator
under legal advise, wen to be made Sable for • wrosg interpretstion
of the law.
Mr. Knowles, eddrreeteg the jury 'or the defendants pledged him-
self, however they might have bees Imprreeed by the learaid rec.
jeent's speech, to show UM= that if there w.s any btame to he
attached to the dedendents, it arose tom IMAM°, and not tom soy
improper feeling. They had acted entirely upon tho *Maim of the
miry clerk, who bad lobes the twits of coiling together...metal other
vestry clerks, by whom the mater had been discumed, sad upon
whore °Maims he lied &sifted th a urchwerdens ; he had oleo token
the opihion of cannel; end it would be hard to ounekt his elleeis of
a legal fraud for an tog amorali g to the mcfeeetor el ethics they lad
received. The leaned counsel went ttitously the whole ewe, with a
view of Mowing that there wee uo had 'suit on the part of his client.
The whrde object of the scuba tem to put moony law the poetet of
Mr. ruses

LceCampbell then summed up. The theme wan that the &led-
' ante bad fraudukatly and maliciously presented Toa,r tn,m reuse
and from becoming • toadilate lv the taloa of vestryman. If it h
od
bees made out to their istlesetice that their refusal to a. low him to
• v-ite or to become a oludidats was fraudulent end isalicion., the
plaintiff was entitled to a me*. It we. a-t oremt.ry to prove
personal spite, but the plaintiff had a Tilttt t maintain the action if
the defetdatta led rejected his vote or had prevented bun Irons be
cosign a candidate nom nay enrrupt mote, ; but the burden we
upon the plaintiff to nuke that oat to their astlafaction. The eared
eergrent had contended that, although the defendants bad
bettered it was not a good vote, yet the neon would W.
That he directed them we not the law of Eneland. It would
be most unjust that those peen in a lodide eitneslon should be held
liable for a miXake. If each officers acted set/good WO and upon
advice, they were not liable—it would be rearreas if they were I
held to be Wee. In point et law, unite It was mode out that these
decedents bed Med wish hid faith and disheasety, they were enti-
tled to the maillst. net mere to lay wh. the meted whet the ad.
sloe of Mr. berm. led Me esialose of Dr, idiam and Mr. rash.
fortified hy the speller stenerr other wary clerks they had
acted with bad faith. lie MY amino them that the judges were
most mesh!, warned vise they laele to COMM three act, of pat-
li.meut, and saisermsihey each est sera A wet barely to be
expected that a publree led etlhtthMer seed properly construe
the set. It we Pr Owe lOW alarm the de ea had seed
tram trarlelop se esemeptearlees.
the seemed a turtle lor the daleadiate, misled that they
OM set see lag melee primed.
Mr. *Yam' 'bee Yma leadered a MO ol exceptions to the entire
of the leaned Lel Mist Jostles.

COURT OP COMMON PLRAS—Joss H.

LOVli V. DAVIDOON7-:111-1,111/40-111-11MT OP coryataH? IN

"TIM LOW •ACKID CAL"

The plaintiff le We one, Mr. genteel Lover, 1. the urn bro..
eaaspneer 1 and lb. defendant Is the publubs rof .he M.0,.J Tr...s-
ald
arm The maim wee ta to rfrovrr damages for .he totneme-
neat al Ye eideillis la •• The Lou-bade: Car,. a version
dabbling. lad Imo 10 the Muskat Treasury.
Ms Itellenee Won. In wakes the one, said that he had the ho.
raw es kr Hr. Leven a gentleman emierat ler hie literary
sad • eiladee, sal the had remesd a pension front the
Qom. la altkitowledlueat el the tank, eh.els he had rendered to
art. Ifs istesdani hotorlthest the earned n of Mr. Loser. pnbitatted,
with • by alight varieties", las sees. .. Ihe Isar.lie. krd Oar,"
1 NA it was lbr this infrtegensett of his property that Omegas were
sow Wad. _ _

nantoel Lover Wu called, and he sold—l have *moored
hundreds of make* Mecca and, in ISO, Icomposed "The Law.
backed Car.. The woe& ere original, but they are adapted to aft old
-dr, which, however, I have altered, and • musician • add say, very
twasederably atered. I altered the air, and 1 wow •n. w eysaph or.
The original is an In& air, soled " The Jolly geoughmas," a d it
is contained to Buistices third collection of Irish Mu.le
Busting Dotes there, "Very ancient, author sod date
unkouwn.“ My alteratka of it has been dung In a must every street in
London, and ha• been well worked on the buret or gas and there-
fore I have not *Jared the. popularity of the air. I lettm., for America
In 1048. It was an understocd thing that I should take three un-
published songs to Awe, ice. All ay works have been very popular
there: but I am sorry to say I Dever got anything for them.
(vanghter.) I took the loop to Ameries. that I might obtain a
copyright there sad at the *ma Mae preserve my copyright in
ragesisd. The wags were very popular in Americo, and I sold the
America' copyright in "The Low.bseied Csr. to Mears. Perth and
Hull, of New fork. It was alinultaneoualy mustered to Eng-
les* and America. I have compared the del cdarit'• pub-
lication with mine. The music is copied note for note from
mina. The *euphony la Men Wally copied, eacept to part of our bar,
when some demi...nisi-quavers have hen put to for serni.quavers,
sod the bar made up with waste. It is so unimportant alters lion.
Cri mesamined : I did tot become an Arasrfan chisels is order to
register this song; It is sot accessary, sod 1 may e allowed to my
that the possesalon of all America would not make we do It. (A
laugh.) That la, because an kaglishans to do test must recounew
allegiume to his (*eta ; and God forbid that I should ever do twat.
It is se hatred to Mist ries dud sake. me ray this- it Is oily lee for
is, own roveleigu. The registrata n was ca the 7th Illesaneber. and
I had
th sung this sang twist, at eatertaireassits in America, prior to
at.

the publimUon of the defendant's 'melon of the sans was also
prOved.
Mr. r evil then submitted several points of law to his lord•inp. Ile
00111010401 Int Mr. Lover was wrong to registering toe 1.110 whole
gempoeition when only port of It son row, sad be contended that the
=tion was ute.era, hetet' e the song had Oren public:4y sung
the date of the registration. Another queetioa was whether
part of a copyright ((told re fold. Mr. Lover harms raid that he had
sold that porn,. of the copyright witch related to Arteries.
His Lordship re•ervrd the :Mats for the consideration of the sour;
and directed the Jury to find for the pl.intilL
Verdict fa the plaintiff—damages 41 s.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Jurs 14.
81771,111 AT ■l4 FAITS 1.1101111 711 LOAD Cllll7 ZAION AID A

TEN ATIOILNIT ONNISAL O. LUCILN
SMUGGLING.

The Attorney-General, Me. Wilde. and Mr. Clershy,sonducted the
ewe e n behalf of the 1-rown• Mr. Edwin James, Mr. Overend, and
Mr, blondes, appeared leir the defence.
Thu was an loiormation flied by the AttorneyiGmaend at the in-
stance of the Chrornimionse of her 11.)-lity's Cosmos. to reamer
from the defeneLint, a deaur in foreign satchel end pictures, eery.
leg on bunnee• in bed Llosumeast, Hoihrirn, a mama ambler amount-
I Is,. to 1,1701., the Ida& value of hill gold watches fr.utiulentli im-
ported by him. It appeared from the evidence of • ni.o named Andre,
who was the wincing' rename fur the Crown, that he became sc.
qiminted with tb• deleniteut in `r ptett.b, left. by whe m he nu •m-
-played to sell pictures on rommislon. Shortly after he peoposed to
Andre • ru, re preamble occupeti 0, which was ta make Journeys to
Hamburg, and them premium we'd's. from an egret lamed
elortliol, to whom they were consigned by the defendsot's
shier Iran a watehmaker In tsteerland. The tenument.
the he was to crane for ibis we. Is. per watch. For
the pumices of scaring • memorial run" Andre wes sup-
plied he the defendant with an undermaiatoost, to which were
entsched • bag, into which the watches sere to to plead. On
the Mils of September, thus equilipeo, Andre or ,rted for Mem-
, burgh, where he re* teed ISO watches from Spreneet which he
sewed into the bag and arrived safely in London, heel,' seeped de.
teed. a. The welters were handed over to ibe defendant. who paid
01. for the titmice perortsee dby Ands. Shortly biter he taut •
second Ms, sal secured on his puma 220 watches, but On ide re.
furs voyage, euscetting tb at he was betrafed, he dise'o.d the !acts
to the eh* me Moms who b anted the maul on her arraval In the
Thames. The welcher we,. muted, end the dri ndunt's share in
the transaction having subsequently tremeetred, the watetb, which
had bets rammtlid in the preemie ron were diecovered at hie Inoue,
malting altogether 4,,0, and Mu intermatso are laid for Übe purpo. e
of chtoreinn Ow payment of the ,ureic else.
Several Into, mee having lh,n refute II the the Crown, whose 'wi-
de tie left no doubt of the defead.nt b. log the chief mover In the
truusotko,
Mr. Jame meld he amid no leaser resist the inevitable verdict
Misses. whist' must be retuned, therefore he wou:d withdraw from the

The Chief Baron tenor ooneurnd la the mune taken t 4 the
leaned name, a verdict we. este red kr the Qom ha Ilia named
sobght le be recueend.

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-JUNE 14.

1111111/10 IX 1150.-11210L2 Ilt. imeoll •LIHAlex, X. :Mira
JINXICig JILTICS CLOXIIMOY, XL. SALON
burns, AND X. SAMOS IfinalIWULL.
OUILIZ
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This was a writ of enter from the Judgment of the Oath of
Commas Kent. Tice action warn bewail% upon a breach of chance.
party and upon the trial the Jai It d a verdict f r the plaint.ll,
but *ken the thee anal before the fall cant It we toned that the
tsatarW quotita at thus eras the interprenthoo to be put upon •
Nor.• eau bold, and the soort epos that ordered • oothuit to he
Mend.
Mr. Loth apreared far the plain' Iff. and 11r. 63,111 for the de.
Issimat; but 0. fare the eone.thket of the ergo-tent. of the le.rot d
eormael h.r the l leant their Lidattipe totertertd, and affirmed the
I decides of the rood below.
Judgment atbrand aecordlapty.

OITITAL PALACL-FITI SHILLING DAT, JUNE
14.—Adai•sions w parsent, 1,309; ditto by moos tiekets,
388; total vlaitota, 1,677.