The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

IN 22 TH-1 XSTROTOLITAN SALOON ONNIIIIIS COMPANY

Mr. Lush appeared to;;;;Wcauits against a rule which wee
ebtained last term cram upon the company to show cense
why the submission to arbitration. in the dispute between this
r einvemy and the Osteral Omnibse Compaey should Lot be
mime the Saloon Company gave security for all
mot sad Ware oases in the matter of the arbitration.
It may be ramethored that this arbitration originated la
ea thalethent which had bees prefaced by the Weea Car
pry spigot their rivals. end which it wee amengal sheath
he withdrawn on the questions In dispute
_WS( Warr to
r error. Thin Wag so, the arhWraaoa wee preseeded
will, bat after coast expense bed bees tnearred the
Selma Camas, wee made bankrupt. Case them Mama-
sham the rule in wades was obtained.
Mr. Lea testes that them wee as mesalent hr snob
ITreatiot. Whet the General Omaha Company
was seentity ice all thoeosts incurred from the very
001eled•Oelliglit of the pressedinge—that Is, for all the oasts
pier to the beakniptcy, as well es whatever might be la.
awed for the halm. If each VIM the case the amplieents
would actually be roach. MIL in the pound miler the
beallirrejtise Ciampi:a—BM surely, Mr. Lb, year slants
hem sellleellem is give warn he hew mete?
Mr. Quoin m bleat of tit Owed Omegas Compaq,
inth his alma was by me mom WWI ,he Amin the
ohm pet w thdr shim. The wade aim mis a juggle ;
the angry at beta mused op, the y bstriaLei theireffects, sad that was net malredicted in the a
Yr. Lwas—There Wel Met one word fa the admits about
a juggle. This wee sot now the thee of an Whim kph-
ruptcy.
'file Chief Justice—The ordinary rule to elms of bath-
niptcy is to require security against hare tea and
although, ea auggiotad by Mr. Giffiud, this loss cdelleay a
criminal proceeding, yet It was converted by the arreasmait
of the parties Into a cavil proceeding ; the ordinary rule thee-
to obtain.
Mr. Leib said that after that intimation his dilate were
yawed to give security for tattoo cows. It wee then agreed
thetas company within a fortnight wee to give security for
the mete that might be incurred shoe the coming in of the
M. health award in 16e case on behalf of some of
the directors el the lisloon Company.

11110 INA. v. attires.
Mr. l'aet thee* care against a role obtained by Mr.
Bovill delft bettor in thia case.
It we. se far an information to be exhibited
scar Mr. pOtlr Bag Brewer, one of the coroners for
the comely of Netter. It was made at the instance of a
Mr. Winslow, audits ground of that geatimaan't wimplebit
was that he had held an inquest on the body el the late Mrs.
Wiesirs, wih of the sepheant, tutnearadly sad through
as** metives : art is is say, from a &eke to obese the
mamma hat, end Ikea& Jealousy of the deemed on
seem* si her well Mown emaral skill and her ;reties of
iletribeeing mild* at • cheap rate amongst re pow ; sad
seereem For mi* the imam to be held net
an
dr rt properly dyad, and *wag that it had been =.
by two inhabiters tithe nal of Edmunds and Wil
although the sigalaall ea. sot attached to the paperta,
enbseqnsetly to the brier Mrs. Winslow was a lady el
about fifty-four year old, and the resided at Healey, err
Newport. Bbe was to the habit of premiabg to medicine,
and of distributir it argot tbo poor at a mill chirp.
It use Mated by • Mr. Critic. Eases, whose sea
had minted bat deastrae, se well as by that sea,
that the Mast hal tesealmel-hapreprly ad ennexamaly.
Mr. Wham Mal that his wt. died ea lite 12th of Aril
hat, dew *wag ham ill of dropsy for sere Si... She lived
sprt ban her *awe& sod *deg her Mum she *olio*
all medical aid. Xs. Wham died en the 11* of April,
sad on the 13th the ingei wee had. On dm melag at the
11th an application was made by a mad Morgan,
to Mr. Brewer, to hold ea la the y, sad it was
that Edmund. sad two persona raiding
is the
sighboarttood, were the two pima who signed the
appilostioa conjointly with the pollestra. Bowen", they
male an elide* et the silt that they had not alma sot
y
sties Tress. ppm mega see helm the gar the verdict ; nor did
Um blow that bed suer signed a paper calling upon Mr.
Berra to hold at TWA* at they Bawd Weir sir.
sorrel were 2ell, they condefiedMr. Brewer
had obtained *a Wlseguiealy Mr. Beam
made applies*. Or rirThilime, the lam anallies dis-
allowed than, sad edlonassis that MM. eit the Omen
committee wee animelpthehrel le the gutter makes.
Well, such Mktg dr .. egmbet le Mai, be (Mr.
Phipann) would now to answer It is Asti
Mr. Brett, who eppeared MI the ether =Jell he felt
hound here to Interpose, end femte that
pima the affidavits which hie Mead waslmenibsel willauttalb,Yt
was des to Mr. Brewer to mama last all the suggestions
which had been made of his havingbatabilereed by Diana
motives had entirely failed, and that it wee madeovident Mr.
Brewer was a gentleman who he. artibref yore had borne
r high a climactic as any rethenan could have.
Mr. Phipson said he w most heppyto hear the announce-
meat just made, still It was neresery to add a low words In
vindication of Mr. Brass's character. With reaper to the
allegation of baloney, Mr. Brewer stated that, although be
had acted as a surgeon for many years In the mienty, be had
only come to Newport about fine months before the hay'.
death ; that though he hod heard of her caisson he had
sever thought of her. With respect to the allegation of
the agnate', es to the application rein been improperly
attached, Mr. Brewer swore that it vas Merges and not
himself who hued obtained the *Mares at Bdmatd. sad
Williams, &enlist on the moron of the jury being mum-
bled he (Brewer) publicly asked Morgan Si the paper was
eicsed. Further, two of the jury .el 4 they sew Edmunds and
Williams sign the piper. It was tree the fierce committee
related Mr. Brewer his fees, but that was because they con-
sidered he bed hews guilty of an error of judgmest in bolding
the inquest, they at the same time eapresely freeing Mr.
Brewer from the imputation of having sated therein hem
=Toot motives. Again, no later the, the bid of harry
last the dares committee sapiently deckled they had not
intended to impute corrupt motives to Mr. Brower.
The Chief Justice, interrupting the learned aseneel, said
within could be more complete than Mr. &ett'a statemer
regarding Mr. Brewer. That gentimeaa would morn
without a shadow upon his character, ter and except that
Incurred by his having acted without due din:maim in hold-
ing the inquest; it was therefore unnecessary to pursue the
matter further.

Mr. Aiwa- than applied for the costa of the application.
Kr. Britt amid not congest to that. It was piala Mr.
Bream boa boo, guilty oleo error la Ivikonst. and than-
fore Mr. Winslow was not without& moms foe having send
se ha had done.

TM Lniclaidef Juetice—l think, Mr. PlaIgo" yea :east
be gadded to have the rule discharged without eon* but
with an meurance that we do sot de so bosun we believe
that any imputation rests upon Yr. Brower, but simply be-
cense Yr. Winslow cannot be oceeidered blameworthy.
Ride dheoberged accordingly.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jut. 13.

Sittiop la Bamea.—(lllllore Lad Odd Judas STla aid
Judos. Witham amd Willa.)
CUNARD AND OTITIS IA TAM OPTIS.-0011MOSION ON

Tll PALL OP ♦ MP.

Thu woe an acti;ll7oreeo---veren;;;;lMs, at the rats of 21
per cent., upon the sale d • steam ship, celled the Chia-
pas, end at the trial before the Lord Chief Justice, at
Guildhall, the jury fond for the plaintiff far 1001.
Yr. Wilde now zoned for • run for • sew trial, upon the
that the verdict wee egoism the weight et evidenes.
rir that
counsel stated that both parties were agreed that
• breiter who carried out • owaireet for the male d • ship wee
mended to sosemisidon ; and farther, that when • broker was
the Int te 'annum the seller mid the buyer upon the sob-
jest se sae end the sole wee efterwerde effected, though sot
threugh the beaker, WU the broker wee entitled to commis-
sion. Is this tees two ethos brokers besides the plaintiff's
bed bees ceacarsed is the itiewaotisa, gad the parties had
=1". bees Isvmenj h ecataaaitatioa ; sad be sub-
that the plaid& bed sot made • ors which entitled
them to canoission.
The Lon Chia Jidda, maid he could sot may that he wee
dissatisfied with the verdict, though no doubt he thand have
bees better sanded if the Tertian had been the other way.
The matter had been tried by • very °umber's% tribunal, before
which the whole one had ben fully boo qiht, sad the court
would sot thriving harden with the verdict.
Sale refused.
Maine et NW Prins is Middlien.—(Before Mr. Justice
Myles sad • Comma Jerry.)
waid.ans • SMITH.
tide was ea whoa apes • WI of exchange for 701„, sad the
quake raked sppames the tweed wee whether the handset
bed reeideed seaeldsrstisa he endorsing the bill.
• rest don el animism num glees os both dim, sad ft we
el • 'my seadiedera oberearae.
The Jeri abineetly Med swath* be the phial!.