The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL
(11118 DAT.)

EQUITY COURT&
(Before Vice•Cheaeallor Mir J. Stuart.)
minion OP ACOTILIA V. DAT.
Mt. Collier. AM% is reply is this case, raid Sir Hugh
Truss had custawded that the 'noisiest of the definalanta
ea. of a merely speculative character, but that was occa•
span' be the speculative character of the bill. The bill
traiml to hiss at the claims of trade searks► list the
ELoatilf hail given that up, mak* a virtue of stoweity.
moues out the Jingoism. as to what leinudit Wended to
4., it u.. masted by the Plaintiff that the Drayster of
ea sums' fur • draw to hie =zit private
Ivl•torblual. hie that the
E., p. r. 4 might as as • Weals and had so
pear r noht. That was the iluelrine la the emus al
Haller v. Kiss el ipel%7 arid " Wag of the Two
• v. WSlts." sem had retried the
L.. further then ray Giber came of the right of •
I. we is this rawntry. It had been raid that the
i'mp▪
-ror at Austria had a Jos sissehs, which was • wow
p.,11, sad that the defendant had dose damp to the lir
l•r* bf atZlistst of this mooopoly as seek par-
rots,* el is Austria or is this coy.
Ward. Mr. C. T. Simms, Mr. Tants&
vvoth. and Mr. weithata a with Mr. Collier,
Ir. Woos, g.e., mad Mr. Weeper &ppm for Mews. Day;
sad ver High Cass, Q.C., and Mt. Coma appear for the
Osamu/.
At 'bedew of Mr. Collier's address judgment was re-
anal.

(Before the Beeler of the Rolls.)
IN THE MAITIS or TM! AULIfiI:LTURIST CATTLI
INAVIASCII COMPAST.
Br Roxburgh appeared in support of a petition for die-
lvtag and winding up the abure.meatemed company.
*hick wee 4111l&bliab.d in 160 for the purpose of lIMIMIIOII
arainet lows by mortality in all kind. and descriptiomi of
Anemia or live stock brimming to farmer., and also for the
of advancing loam landowners
y to landowrs and farmer.
I:ranting, draising, sod other improvements in land
The petition was prus.at.d by two of the directors, and
arta( that :k) lAllf. had been subscribe) for in shares of
'l. each, and that &boat 60,0001. of that sum had been
pill op The company =Maisie) heavy looms last year,
vul t- those aad to a debt not very coasiderable in 'mown,
itsilitßruities were attributed._

lita !Inoue node the real isder—that the company be
Sennalt aid would ep oohs the dinettes of tSe court.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Snap is Hansa—Wars Lan! (%d Janice Erie and
Junior W as. Ryles, nod Keating.)
ianl. t. ?MI GILT SNIP COMPANT.--IXACCTION A...IIJSeIT

TIM COMPANY.
is this oboe Uwe bed laven a reference to arbitration, and
as award was mile in favour of Mr. Scott Russell to the
snout of 144011101. As action wee commeoced upon the
sward and it baring ease on before the Lord Chief Justize
is the character of both judie and jury, he gave a
iniviliet in favour of Mr. Russell. Yesterday, however,
swoon was numb as bairn of the company for • rule for •
are trial upon the pound that the arbitrators. having sti.
thonty to decide say came of difference arising tinder the
ootrect, bed taus into their consideration the circum•
Bianna nailer which the company had stopped the tie/tater
6,000 abates bold by Mr. Russell, 5.0U0 of which had
toes allotted by tie company and 1,000 of which he had
losght is the rearbat. la considering this matter it was
'Untitled that the arbihston had exceeded their autho-
rty, iemiannich as it was not • difference arising under the
cntract. There was also a minor instance in which it wee
sal that the arbitrators bed exeseded tiler authority. and
1 wee submitted that in consequence the award was tiol.
Theis lonlahips this morning expressed their opinion
that the arbitrators had not exceeded their authority, and
that roissequeotly the verdict entered for the NUOU/11 of the
aeard must stand.

Mr. NV. Williams, oci behalf of Mr. Russell, then applied
e speedy execution against the company, epos the
peed that it was a limited company, and the
sly property pommeled by it was the greet ship,
Mich me advertimed to mil for America. The
...Met was gives on the ant day of term, and if
Mr. Russell were compelled to wait fourteen days
Ware he timed execution he would not be able to obtain
his execution mail the very day the ship was to sail, sod as
be lay at Milford, be would not be able to get the writ down
there is time to stop her. I Again, if sbe got once out of the
jenalictiou of the court it was impossible to may whether
eke would ever come back, and Mr. Russell might be utterly
amble to °atone his execution.
Ir. Lloyd, for the clammy, hoped that the application
essY sot be granted, especially as he expected to be in.
Merled to ask for leave to appeal, for the Court of Queen's
both Ind given aa clear lead -unanimous as opinion against
We weed as their lordships bad past given in favour of it,
aid tads upon precisely the name materials.
The Lard Chief Justice said if Mr. Russell got his VTR
Is Wm deubt that there would be a reconciliation ba-
tmen them and that some arrangement would take place,
sesiieriai that the company was a limited use, and
tleg the irly property was the ship, he thought that there
asebl be execution forthwith.
Isecoliou ordered accordingly.