The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-17 00:00:00

WANT PUPATION U TO FOREIGN

aces C.

BILL.
Thiamin reined a geodes al very ermiderable Importance
to pence* dealing la Wags billa saga The plain-
tiff purchased two bills for Ma and 4901. lie. at Vienna,
which bill. were to be paid " at the exchageat per weloree-
met," tins wee endorsed being 11 dories 6 ante per pound
sterling. The samba of florins which would be payable at
thia rats was also endorsed. It happened that the bills M-
onne dos just about the time when the Italian war broke
out. and UM Mil of exchange ma then very different to
what it warn at the time of the drawing. The bills wen dis-
honoured, and the plaintiff than claimed from the defendant,
who had reamed the bills to him, the I,llpl lls. which he
had paid la titer; but the deffeedeat cootended
that all he wee based to pay wee the can starling
dte mama the requisite ember of learn at the
depeetaded rate et whieh the dWM wee when the Ulla becameduo. The *has coalmine was that there was a custom
that la the event of al=
hie bill being Mohammed the pi:m-
olester Is this dein et optima either the
ramose wttlabria paid he the b se the =mum which
would be payable et the agreed rate of easheern. On the
other hied, eamareil vitamin were called who stated that
they cover heard of the custom. The trial took piece before
tee Lord Chid Jude, at Guildhall, when the Jrrf adopted
the *Mere view, eel gave Mix a weft!' het 6W
lb. Wilde, Inwaver, are moved lbe a tale to show canoe
why then Amid why a verdict attend for the dernadani,
parakeet to leave 11111111111 d, or why titers ehottkl sot be a new
mid, upon the plead the the verdict wee against the eel..
doses.

Ttti Court, Aar sew ameeline, treated the rule.
Bads mated.
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TM' was ea mesa te mover damages for the breech of a
esmeeet emMebed in e deed dated the 80th bar, NA
by wheat the demideist greeted to the the exclusive
right ad ahosting war Chace Wood and Stratton's farm, at •
rent of 301. • year fee three year,. The deed contained a
eavaseet that the deleadeat would procure for the plaiatifr
W right of ebeetiag over some other fame. asatainZudlizt
IMO ewes, end the howl& as alleged w that thet
hed est preened the right el (Mooting seer this WI. The
abesient's saes wee, thee Ware the Seel wee mewled he
W welmaitted it se kb beaker, es a istet, who
lone. in pencil that the debeereet wed& on boa maw
I vows to obtain the right, iwiteei d eevemitles absolutely
to obtain it. The dellodatt wail hie wee were that the
wards in pencil leineed peg lido dui st dr Uwe of its me-
cuticle, whilst the plebilf•• 'Oms wee dew Ile had rubbed
est slispeaatl wet& bream dteoweendes piste of bread,
mid that this wee dame with Walesa sif the ileWint. The
am wee tried Were lie Lewd Chief Judos is Leedom, when
W _ jury bead for the *INK desesum 111.
Mr. Pkipeoe paw amid be a sew Uri* ecaiewhag that
the verdict was Mallet the weight el &Meese.
Mr. Justice Williams &wen that the abenumeaseas were
strong to (bow that the pleadl writing enisiesesl he • pre-
pared for altanitke, whisk had sot bee, eireepeed.
retweed.
XASILZT e. riat.e.—BIKACH OP mouton Or WARRIAON.
Yr. Hawkins said that tha plaintiff in this case was a
dreeeweker living at Briztoe, and the defendant was coi-
-1 knew al tales for part of the perieb of Lambeth. The action
was to mover damages for • breech of pennies of manic re,
sad at the trial before the Lord Chief hues. the Jar,
awarded the piaintiff 6001. &melee. It was now submitted
that there ought to to • new trial, on the ground that the
'lineages were measles. The evidence aa to the defendant's
tense was extremely vague at the trial, and he now swore
aflidarit, In which he sad that lest year he derived 1861.
front his collectorship. and that his biome altogether was
only 3381 • year. Out of this he had to support two unmar-
ried datightees. The pleader hod only alleged the damages
at 6001.. and the jury had given the full amount stated in the
derby-wine.

TM Lard Chief 'entice said the court were of opinion that
they could sot properly ieterfere, the metier beteg ow on-
erithis the province of the jury.
Hale refused.

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL
CAUBBB.-JAN. 16.

(Sante the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Baron Cbannell, and Mr.
Janice Keating.)
MARSDEN IP. MARIDLN.

The petitioner wee• draper at MerthyrTydel. He reseried
the reepondent on the 21at of August. 133; .ad, after aurae
rare eakebitatioa, she formed an illicit connexion with Mr.
Meriel, a aolicitor of considerable property, who lived at
0 walletlyee th. Oa its due miry. Mr. Meyrtk took a h..use
for bet at Tt aby, wham be lived with her till 1862, when he

D;. Spinka append t r the petitioner, and ilia court da-
'Dived the mnrrip„

LAWKINCL W. LAWILEXCI.

Mr. Wadsworth apparel for ihs patitioaar in this pert-
bawd ewra, is which to. court bad asonesesd itsrlf Fattened
with the pr of of it. adultery sad drbertiou alleged against
the ha•hsad.

Dr. notate molested to the payment of a 'roes tam of
761. by way of ahonowy. and ow tb.,. P.m.
The court wads the decree, °Worn the mosey to be paid
within a work

DANNIIII2I V. imitirternit.
Mr.
the bomb M4aleisn applint for lean to amend the pslidcm d
es&
The mart midi that in this awe the wife hed,put In a re-
crimiltstorp pies; end on the croarexaminittiou of the bus-
hman whama thole amend to be Mori evidesoe
Mm seen there wee against her. The court could not=
rfore 'Bow the petition to be minded, but most dismiss the
Oa ittemmodem of 1(r. K. Wird, the oourt condemned the
pilititmer lit the anti
OTAINTIORPI e. irrantwionrs.
lens fillbierie =redo for the bus= who was
erred nouoteed•
plaranr issue Bennett. The pool, however, was
end
lit . Creswell
din oresered the reckless manna, in
whisk at get up ease be this court. What
he of mealy the utter went of information
so ohm wed, but the spperent abases of soy
Melts* to make v« fenilliar with the practice of
the
TlleeTle wee ad)ouried.

OkPP O. CUPP.

Dr. IWaddilove and Mr. Lawrence appeared for the peti-
tions, a livery-stable liessor.who had married the respoodant
at H to ou the 10th of Avow, 5841. When the parties
had turd about four month they separated, on Mooing
of a snaky cult of the huabeste *lousy. They
were surds recondled, bat they sweated a second Use,
aid esace was gives which showed the exhismco of an '
Walt swanks batwees the reepasdaat tad the pesos
whom buabead bid asspieted.
The eourt dissolved We warrego.
ca omen= v. I:2OKNZLIN.
Tbettioser (whew caw yea conducted by Ir. Power
Q.C., d Mr. °fridge) used der a ambition of her rear-
Vthe ground of Walter, tad ilesertkin. She wee mar-
to ksebril at et. James' CLekesweil, cm the 14th
of deptienber, Isll9. la 1864 Mr. Craooelin took her with
him to Australia ; bat be also took oat la We same vessel •
young woman sassed Aside Carter, by who he had pro-
Thusly had • child. On arriving et the and of tbe yams
he ordend kis wide to retwn boon, look a pimp far bee is
the asst aidp, end declared that he would sot gin her a
zany to hes spew it she refined to go. He afterwards sew
00014 end Wier wards asether sera of 601., with the ex-
implies of width bs bid saver wade belt itsy allowance what-
ever. 81se bed supported tor • the the dm children of the
marriage, sail she had now three et drew wader her oar*.
On crose-examinabon, Mrs. Overwinds said that she was •
joint mildewy legatee wrier • will, sad asposted that bar
share would be about 1,0001. Of that NM ebe hod received
4001., the Interest of which (201. • year) sweltuted all her
certain income. Bhe also received 681. • year, the mast of
a legacy which had been lett her chilies. Her bashowl
bad never taken any of that . but he Wahlullimild
to deprive burr of half of it. Her had nods up bat
biome to 2001. a year.
Mr. hl-Queen said the reependont did met wish to throw
say obstacle in the way of the petitioner's obteislag the
rebel she sought • be woo ealy maxims lbst it shoed set be
%ought this be dad treated her unberdeensly is may
uselums.

13irC. Cromwell said it was curios' to bodes the judgment
which some mon formed as to what was important for then
to explain in order to maintain a good obscurer. peter
knee ba bad ant in that court had he beard of a more pro-
fligate, cruel, beerilses, or bias Owe of sadist than that
which the reepoedent bad bean plikty at towards tie poll.
donor. He would not my any mare. but would maks •
decree for the dissolution of the marriage.
Sir H. Keating mainly oomorred in what his learned
brother had said with regard to the conduct of she rw•
spondees.
The marriage via than dissolve&
BOCLINOZAII V. 3IICILINOTWIL.
The petitioner was a predawn of oinatig ; and his matri-
monial life had not been of keg aural" for the respondent
left him before the birth of her sewed_ child stating that she
could do better without him. She afterwards had four other
children by • paramour.
The court dissolved the marriage.

DAXIIL e. D
Mr. R. Beene appeared for the petitioner, who moo& •
dimolution of he man** on umonst If bar hneband's
edultery, and hie &oration of ber. The pietas wen mania
at Croydon in Bepeeniber, 1866, the respondent being a gar-
dener at Streatham. In April, 1866, he east his wife to her
sister's to be confined; and during her abeenoe he sold od
lie furniture and went to cohabit with a young woman named
Beard.
The court &ironed the marriage.

COCK C. COCK AND EADYIELD.
The respondent da 1848 was living with an aunt at a
public-boon in Beremsedary. tthe woe than a girl about 17
years of age; and having made the acquaintance of the
petitkeer, who was a year older, an intimacy sprang
ap between them which led to the birth of an Mogi-
Oasis child. In 1862 the petitioner went to Australia
ham whisk be returned after an ammo of two or that:,
He then took a public.- house, the Ross and=
and on the 28th of Jane, 1868. he
the respondent. Almost immediately after this he received
an anonymous Lam, which led him to suspect that his
wife was carrying on an intrigue. Mn.b Cook in the mean-
time. had left Dose on a vim; as she said, to a mania at
Camberwell; and on the Bth el July the petitioner tread
her to a house is Union-terrace, Wendel/or*, where she
was found la bed with the co-respondont. It appeared that
she had benio living with him during the two or titres
years prevus to her marriage.
Dr. Phil/lime, and Dr. Tristram appeared foe the
petitioner.
The court diseolved the marriage, but without costa.

SHERIFFS' COURT.—JAx. 16.
(Bofors Yr. Leer.)
n•lltt I. TOPA.

This was an adios to ;cover east of wow fir sense
fancy boxes, with posireiM of cerebrated beim. perms ea
the lids.
Plaintiff pro:boat • Twisty of hmskta the We of whke
were portraits of Mr. Sedesat Sh., 111. Any fiehitrkik,
and Mr. Spurgeon. Diesedeat bed emiseed these hone
upon approbation. They were mod ler sweetmeats. De.
fendsat refused to take them. $e permed eat which por-
traits he would have before they wan_ pet en the hone.
Defendant did not at all object to Ihrjeret Shoe; but
plaintiff bed put dve Spurgeon& is ewe domes, nail that was
too rainy.
Plaintiff—Reordered Spurgeon.
Ma Honour—And Serpent Shoe too. Ow is a Homan
catholic end the other • dissenter. Whit la the pries of a
box °
PletatiSt—Treproos He ordered cas of Punshon.
His Hamar —Who is Pun/thou?
Plaintiff—Oh, he wee very Gomm
Hie Honour— What for ?
_

ff—llis Defendant said ho had • strong
objection to so Essay Spurgeon'. (Laughter.)
His Honour—Well; I confess I do think ily• Spurgeon'
leo may is way doom
Dolloodist—Why, 1 couldn't nil coo• (Laughter.)
Hascor—Do you maul to may that Spurgeon is an-
alleabla Mears of laughter.)
Daliadast—Yea.
Yr. 0. B. C. Harrison (arnica' ourise)—l aboald think
Mr. Spumoni eery much out of place over musetrosets.
Bin Honour (looking at one of the boxes)—This is Bar-
trrdim. It b • oagital portrait. Whirs did you got it
W Deihndsat—lt is published by the Illreerskd New of the
orld,

licaionent—lt is very like the learned sorjeant.
Plaintiff observed that defendant himself marked a Hat of
the pot traits, and no objection wee made at the Bras to
BParfdon•
His Hoarier said ha must have the Het.
Plaintiff said he had not the fiat with him.
Dedendant said the geode were quits unsaleable, and were
returned the moment they were net in.
His Honour advised plaintiff to take the boxes back, and
sell them to somebody else.
Plaintiff said be couldn't think of inch a thing.
Hla Plosour—Yoa see I quite agree with Mr. York that
Ave Spurgeon' are too many. In feet, defendant sii that
Mr. Spurgeon Is out of date and quite unsaleable. (Bootee!
laughter.) Yon can have an adjournment to produce dualist.
Adjourned accordingly.

PAIVIDON O. NEIL.-Till TALLY SYSTEM.
This was a sununons to recsayor a sum of money for some
oobourg and lining supplied to Mrs. Nes/.
Plaintiff declared that Mrs. Neal had bar husband's
authority to order the goods.
His Honour—Then she is—ask her.
Plaintiff then put the question to her.
Mrs. Neal—l had not my husband's authority.
Plaintiff than declsrsd that Mr. Noel was present when
this roods were sent ►ome, and witnessed • payment of
la. Od._

HTsHocour—Ark her.
Mrs. Neal—He did not. He foetid me draftee to wear.
Hie Honour—l cannot help you, Mr. Bawds. There
will be a verdict for defendant, with meta.
This verdlot pnevauts plaintiff sulag spla, though he caa
apply for a airy trial.

RAILWAY BENEVOLIINT Ilfirrrunos.—A meeting
of railway officials was held on Tharsiey, at dwaasea; Mr.
DMwyn, in the chair. The ehainnaa haviempressad
Ms =tire approval of the Methadon. and hi. wwllUl3aanaaeeeee to
promote it. nankin's/or, called upon the weintiwy, Mr. Ban,
who explained the principle., &a., ad.lw reply to iaquirkse,
mated that farther advantages would shortly be announced,
sad every exertion need to make the Inecitntion • credit to
the great railway eereloe. The following reocilution wee
pried unenimomly That this meeting ha. herd with
satisfied= the explanation of the principle. of the goy.,
Beaewolent Inetitnuon, sad Leli•ves that with an exteasiott
of ha present basis it will supply a wild much felt by the
railway body at large." Votes of thanke were than paned
to the secretary and chairman.
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