The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAT.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
US I, I • 4C0.--111,011 THZ LOID MIR/ IAIOIII, AND
DWOM, MAJMIN £NDIIIIMIWILL.

‘Oll t. 7lii LAD CAIIIIIIII MID VOIDS MIDI RAILWAY
COMPANT.-JTJDOMINT.

IlisClucl Paton gate judgement in this case, which was
ward rose time ego and which stood over until
to decision we. given in another case, which, how-
we found not to raise the same point. This
„ u action against the Company for the
.s.il misconduct of one of their servanU in having takes
es rnatuff into custody for mutilating a railway ticket,
ii ,t rat objected at the trial betas the Recorder of Man-
eer that the servant having acted without authority, the
on7sny were not liable for the act complained of.
Ire ...used recorder, however, held that there was evi-
z,sa to go to the j iry of an implied authority by the sow
sod • verdict wee returned for the plaistilk
c•vuaee *251.

►fter mature consideration, the majority of the wart
wen f simian that the recorder wee right in leaving the
cusrllon he did to the jail, therefor* the rule mast ►e
cdrtweed.
Judgment aceordisgly.

LAULD.—JIIDOMINT.
The wu se utiles to 11C311lf the baleame of Wary seder
ee anemone, whereby the daintiest employed the piste-
td to coadact an exploring and trading ezpoditios vp the
am Niger, hie payment burg • flood mew of 601. •
..2.14t11. and 201. per cent. on all ivory bought. The salary
war eeetwoosct before the completion of the vessel in which
Cv oestimplated voyage was to take place. Atter some
seethe delay the viral moat comp:tenni, end she reseeded
:a het Torus with the rleint,ff, as • passenger, es far is
lensed° l'o, where he commenced his duties by surging
IMMO, end thoue promeded up the river. Au Ad-
O14:g agent accompanied the expedition, nadir whose
crane the piebald wu to act is certain' respect*,
tat rallottenstely differences grow betwees the two
• land mutton pretended to each • ling*
that ,he plaintiff threw up his command, sad remised ea
gag a rutin resenger. Is doe time, the gouremont
srac.rluvieg completed his tcioetido pursuits, the rowel
ntarssa to Fernando Po, from whence the *little
weight her home. The defendant, being dissatisfied,
rinsed to pay the plaintiff moos than 3601., whisk bad
'treed, beta inlveaud from tier to time, whammies&
Memnon was brought to mover the fell balsam st the
me of 601. • ca lath, or mach sum as ajar, might think he
woo 'raided to on • quantum await. The jar, at the trial
Wed that the plaintiff had broken his agreement; but,
uteitlatudieg that, awarded him 3221. is addl'ion to the
no already paid. feohooquently a rale was 'Wined to
ester the verdict for the defendout, oe the ground that the
;..nstid bad brakes his contract, and that the damages
eve needing.

l'ae Court said they were useniwously of opiates that
the amigo whist* the jury had awarded were szerseive,
tlititors Were Rust be a new trial unless the plaintiff eon•
sostid to wises th, mount to 6W., is which ease the m-
kt scald stead for the plsiatiff Ls that moist.
Jedpwstt secordiagly.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

Will BRATING.

Josses Terser, 41, stork, residing at 4, Baylis's-strait,
foieden•town, was plated at the boy before Mr. CINTI4I,
chord with violently assaulting his wife, Margaret Terser,
'Li also ofs.alting plice-toustable Jobs Baker, 119 8, is
Le eietatus of hie duty.
. _ . . _ .

Tie defendant, who his firmed at this court ow rimy
maims recisions, it appeared went home the previous
mania& sad after Mimics his wife and family, asked them
for •oas mousey. He shortly afterwards retarned and struck
wife, end ayes the poitteman being called in, he stitch
sad kicked bim in the harm and aim at the station. The
ime did not wis► him paniebed ; all that eke wished was
tat he should be bound over to keep the pews.
M Canis said he should sand the defeadant to the
Buse of Cornelia* for • month for striking the wife,
asd—

The primer—I toll you I deal hate a a:oath—you
fit make it non.

Mr. Cali's—And you will bate to Intl bail fir three
•wait,.

The pitcher—l chill take the hapritoament.
WESTMINSTER.
ecexf IX ♦ DWILLINO-11013111.

This dsy Bridget Lloyds and Carol.ne dolmas, married
wosaaa, were chimed before Mr. Arnold with the follow.
Sag owls/roue conduct at the house of a man named
Bohm Brawn, reasdiog at No. 20, Lower North-etreet,
Chelsea.

It appeared from the 'videotape( the cesplainant sad the
elegises thet the previous afternoon he (the corn-
plaiasip) bad to ap?ly at the court for seencoonese against
scot of hit lodgers, is ees sequeoce of their violent essduct
towards h'ea. Oa Ws return home he found the street door
aced, sad Ilse heats is reension of the prisoner. He got
eirosgh the wiedow, when he met the premier Boyce la
the pipes's. She seised him by the heir e f kis head.
At er eons difficulty he succeeded in toreirg the primer
fat* the street. She immediately eenched het fist, and
deliberately broke nine pines of glass. She would
bars broken othe.s ►ot for the interreetion of police coa-
ttails g, 2 B, who took her to the station-home.
Halite the time this wee t thing place, some other female*
meted a di,tseinee in frost of the hoots. Among them
Was th, p•'so•er Holmes, who broke a panel of the street
tit , and pars a Insole, the sister-'.n•law of complainaut,
'to bad an leftist in her Cr,,, a blow seder the left eye,
lath a pert of the panel. The glees was valued at Si. 61.
A wits's% 'paned Idealisms, who acted as broker's sae
for the ecinplainant. said that dories! the &beans* of the
oweAsisaat st the Police Court, *bout fur women sad se
mug sea entered the hoes', the brew with pipes is
tie.: mosihs. aid acted is • very riotous manner. He
behoved that tied the police sot interfered some serious
caseoessees would have sassed.

l'lts raid ohs wu lat,aleated, and that when the wit•
1111 Ilsaderson .as bright is, ailtvaa she believed wu not
SI art r,s.d tioker, she Iteusat utast d.
Ble. 'ma eard 6. 61., or is dtf.al , fourteen days;
■d Wilms, y,. , Or is Woolf, ono moatts' impd►oaauat
was How of Currecticr

SOUTHWARK.
CATTION TO MAILWAT TTATILLITIL

Mr. rowed. a tflutressa ;re.;:n; at I,Tingtan, Wel ma-
asstd before Mr. IVlSeekot, by Mr. Aesmatbe, the super.
iatiadeat ii. loadoa, Brighton. and Smith Cout Reil-
•y, for ableerfaty tr vell•rg in a rreoad else. carriage
vitt a hird dam ticket, and strides ti pip the dainties
et Its hie.

Mr 1 batman, solicitor, of Feeehere,a'reek appestat
for u t ccGad at, sad tie. Asseoake, the esperiateadeals
yaws,' the este cs bYwlt the noway.
T err, est of the ticket collectors, the defeadaat
taw has New Cries by tLe trots dee et Loads.. Bridge
le It a atr taloa of the 9th of May, wit eh emulated of
is Ilia cad aec.ad etas earl .yee. Ile only had a *led-
tia tale, sad ca wi'se's date .sdiag twopence, t►e dlr.
lima, of tit fat, tr ri lased to Fay, sad they west to the
ra•t a arra', sac., when de/admit gave his name sad
lb• detsiosat said that the ticket was based to
I • by swank. by the b' mane
Jibes Triese, tie sack at flaw Cali., proved iale;4l6 the
htt,t predated for t►e repast traia at 936. It was
as ..,ard let the ether two.
It Tti ere a islet has silent bad aerial the ticket frees
ctrit se the teas was about to «.r•, sad net snag a
thinftWesprraat, be ar.it t t the part about it, who pet
►ir a:.) • N. 0441 ams {usage, sad told him It would be
has nett

Vdridee, the gnarl in one nice. denied last
aM rhea. He hod se rec,ll•cion of any one coming to
his with s ttrrl sues ticket. Had it teens? he should
hate tad the party that he suet pay the difference at
Levies. t ri
7Fa dsh.,eaht bite eselsimri tbet the last witsese was
ens Surd eh) told lins to get is the carriage, and he ebeald
he *ht. to lust ltrersrd two respectable witnesses to prone
that, d has 'wailp weak! ierj 'ln as cue.
H. A'Bsel.tt vMNLgIp adjoined the sultettas seta
1in447 sett.

The Goverment Ratigntios Commisaionen han
Our...fed tho floi.tr:sod to coavey oat twig/matt to Ado-
hide es the Jo 7.