The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-31 00:00:00

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LPICLAILITIOX Pater.—Leta : Walks& Be stat : Ride.
dale. Reseal Dealematise : Rieedals. Bedded I. Bused
Gratuities : Halo, %Nese, Clew, Nidadala. Cleave, Beth.
by, Leakier, Walker, Every, Davies, Rests, J. N., Dew,
leak.
Bcmoi.e.as ELZOTSD.—Foundaties : Clasp, Ridadale,
C 1..,.. Keeies, Walker, Cobb White. Peer Elekolsr :
Morgan, J. &bolus : Siete. Li Ores.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.
ARCHES COURT.
Bemis ea U. J. You. Kerr.
THE OORHAM CASE.
ooznax v. Tau Brno, or Exerna.
This was as Auction for a tarsitios, attar Ike decision
of as Judicial of the Privy Council. to amps'
the Bishop of Baster to cony oat Molokai's% of Um eon.
adage by Bandies tato this eosin the Won of inatissioa, ia
senior thee the Does of the Arabes, enhehalf of the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, might ioduet Mr. Boehm to the
boaeloo. No return having hitherto bora suds to the
aseuitko, at the skiing of the snort Ibis swains, after
several coma Uto ordiwy desselptbis hod hue disposed of.
The Rigid:sr 'ailed tlis teas as, ma ad Ude stns stood
over (am the last court day On MO 'episodes of Dr.
Addams who appeared for the 11=kolizeter, to sUow
larthsetiles Ise OM rotas a of**

Dr. Addams rene and said ho was hastrusted, at behalf of
the Bieber of Easter tibe de'enhnst in this ems), to ask that
the matt msoild grant farther time for sesk4g the return
to the nesadon, and be therehme prayed the court to sUow
is to stand war to the next coat day (Monday, Jane 10)
The Biaggi of Easter had no dears to ali'kt the authority
of the mart Is not eamplying with its order, but
ise we theirons of obtaining the °plains of Sir Fitzroy
Kelly and Mr. Beduin whether, after the decision of the
Judgesinip of the Comm of Queen's Ber eh and Court of Comma
am appiismkia for prohibition should be made to the
Court of Mmabequer. Those opinions, it was expected,
would be *budged during the day. The court was
aware that the question raised by the application for the
prohibition was whether the appeal had been directed to the
right court, whether the Quen, by the Judicial Committee
of Privy Council, had power to entertain such appeal. Re
(Dr. Addams) moat repeat—and he begged to impress it on
the court—that the Bishop Exeter had no desire to create
delay, or at all slight the order of the eosin. I hare no
doubt (said the doctor) that the Bishop of Exeter will re•
mire the opinions of Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Baddeley
flaring the day, Se to the propriety of applying to the Court
of Exchequer for a writ of prohibition, mad, if no proceedings
are takes on them opinions, he (Dr. Addams) wired under.
mks that before the next court day the return to the moni-
tion should be made.

Air Herbert Jennie Fast—Aß I to understand, Dr.
Addams', that it no proceedings ars taken in the Court of
Exchequer that the order of the court will be obeyed ?
Dr. Addanis--Most certainly, sir.
Mr. Totter (the proctor for the Bishop of Exeter)—lf no
proceedings are taken in the Court of Exchequer I will un-
dertake, on the put of the Bishop of Exeter, to make a
return to the monitioe before your surrogate at the proper
time.

Mr. Bawdier (the proctor for Mr. Gotham) said that after
the application that had been made be did not feel it acme-
eery to oppose the motion.
Sir Herbert Jenne, Fast—Thea lei the case stand over
till the neat caut day.
°tiered to eland over aecordiagly.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Dimas )la. Oosooriofosa HOLSOTO.
Ix u BALCON3I.-THN LONDON CONMILICILL Ex.
CIMION C

This was the certifiestia raveling is the cue of J. B. Bel-
mac de cribed se • share dealer, 'of the Queen's Prisoa,"
and late of Cannon-street, City.
Kr. Ciadderd, for the ansissies, offered no opposition.
Kr. Lawrence, in support of the bankrupt, stated that he
had Men cionneeted, es secretary, with ttie above-named
company, the object of which was to advance money, by
way of loan, oa security of railway share. Is thM
pai.ity ha kid received a salary of 3001., which had been
very slightly exceeded by his doutestis expenditure. The
share. deposited had bees transferred into the name of the
bankrupt, the company not being incorporsted ; and his
Mlities in this respect were 4,2441. His debts, irrespective
of his connection with the company, were cnly 6561., cm
which the assets would be sufficient to realise 13s. 4d in the
pound. His prod's, by oonamission, and as a share broker,
had been 2,0691.; his looses were only 1,3661.; therefore it
might be unused that the business had been a profi.able one.
Thus failure had arisen wi.olly from unavoidable circum-
stances—the depreeiated value of the shares which had been
deposited with the company cud transierred to the name of
the hankrapt,—he was therefore entitled to a first class
certificate.

-le:Tankrept, in examinesion, stated that on becoming
secretary to the eempany, he was required, as a guarantee
for his integrity, to take 26 shares, the directors lending
him 6001. for the purpose, of which he had paid off 2301.
But for the depreciation is value of the shares transferred to
him, there would have been no deficiency.
His Honour esealpated the bankrupt from any charts of
improper speculation, but could sot my that his rsition
arose either wholly or in part from anavoidaW• circum-
stances, and could not therefore grant either a first or second
elan certifleas. He was not justified in undertakilg the
responsability which had been imposed en him by the &m-
-ien of the company. Hs would grant an immediate mid&
ate of the third class.
The company with which the bankrupt was connected
was one of the numerous ephemeral projects which sprang
I est of the share mania of 1046. IL few of the prospectuses
WWII handed about, sal eireeml melt enseeneet in court.
The following entreat iieseibee the mode is which the oeal-
posy did, or radmr pir te do, beim :
no comma, Is new eei to wham raw ef mossy of not
lam thee M. on the murky of grairaeolet sal pains humle, the
stook aid shares at Milroy end eller jiiihilealt ileapheieh and In
reseralen any at Etwert, whelerever, mien thee to
irthetrugle leeenelkos °min"
ntfs tato". 11:1=1:f
sunk sleek ea drew ..i.... ....;=r with the noes of deposit, le
celeolstoi to aired to the pulls. Limo will be
mats&
let. For int winds an the deposit of rallw.ay or nibs shame
were the cab me Id folly reds.
lor adeo
ind•lhh Ihe
emeare kneek teak im the deed& of padd.up shares, railway
1 afil. IV et eel ea dr dense: emeilletel anew ;-
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lONIAN NAN&

The Mail looting of the provision of this coot-
easy hi* glow yoolenLy, at the soapier' .as.,, Groot
W*ltostoimitreet, City. Ur. Oliver Farrar is the**.
Me pep* stated. that sotwithataadieg Ili*
Udall the 1349 emote 'Mott might lime=
ek is 111:21b3 Wiggles el Ihosap hed
hem with sod ahoy, Us weak boos
, aed its mud begitity.
t =Nee sow led &noised a Ile* awl
seserteheed sod with a /NW esesoortiv
..i.A*111343 brae
.intiesel Se otivele3. MAO, rolieb
wails rags* meeelleoes is
ii set Viet 'event peeks at Passe sad
Atheas, whom a holism vs. still carried es.
The direetate had molded eat of Lk* 'mats of them;
*or the dadasties of ell lied debu sad payment of a I per
seat aivideed, be apre a eugg to the liqaidatisa of
Pe•lishoz7 extleases he carry to the mem ate ear-
plug of upwards el 1 The haleaegaset showed as
satount of 22061, AN whisk was to be delimited the
aseasat el the lonise* dieblesig, SAIL, lewd* at tbe
aredit of omit aad boo es 114 Ist of Zootoooy, 1860, *s gm
of 131421.
The report was auasiegouly ilop'ed, ttot two misty;
directors re-eleeisd, aad after • vote of *oaks to Ike shalt-
eau aad the swam the utestiss separated.

AIISTIALIA.—By the Medway, arrived Oft Porta-
swath yesterday (Thursday) morning, we have deem from
Port Philip to 2.4 th hosiery, whim trade wes brisk. At the
Deeember sales, good spoist-weshed wools sold at 141 d. to
154. At the following sales, ic Jemmy, prices were lower,
only realiaing from 124 d. to 14d. Tallow wss is large sap.
ply. and was offered at 275. and 235. per cwt.
THE PUCK BAZAAR oeatatenad yesterday with
great eclat, at the Hall of Ocesmorso. It is iateadeel lo aid
the funds of the League of Brotherhood, a society founded
by Elam Barritt for the promotion of iataraatioaal poem
sow peony patio ; end ji*ing by the sppearaa se el
theyeanday, it certainly kid. fair to be a very Ar-
row sad molar seasciatioe. The boll was decorated wlth
Sap sad emblems, so airaelsd as to emlb*d, the B.llll'
seats of the movement. The most striking object waa •
group of Rags of ratios& Wises, arranged above • sores* at
the *ad of*. hall, bows. a two columns : thesis flogs were
blooded toge:lier, and la the centre were two clasped band;
bleak sad white, the emblem of the league. Oa ow sib of
this yea &model of • locomotive engine, sad oa the other a
model of • Mesa vessel, loot by the Peninsular sad Oriimial
Steam Navigation emptily. A modal of the Mackie
telegraph ran in front mewl the entire eaves, and this isr-
raegee•st of the groat elements of civilisation sad proviso,
oombloid with the idea of the anion of nations, prodatiod an
edmirable Mint, end was an object of general admiration.
A stall lantediatoly is front of this devise was presided over
by Mrs. Cobden, with • seal sad tact that we need hardly
say was highly advantageous to the sales. Oa her left was a
stall presided over by Mn Milner Gibson. The two centre
stalls, on either side, were occupied by the oontributioos m-
eshed reepeadvele frees Franey sad Ameba. Therm*
ladies is.. over from Paris expressly to do the honour of
the former ; whilst the latter was ander the presidency of
Mrs. Ellis, the authoress Kahn Bonint who landed
from the Canada on Seedily, at Liverpool. was
present, and a remarkable instance of the wondrous effects of
steam travelling was mentioned, in the fact that cni the 27th
of April Mr. Bartitt delivered • lecture In S.. Louis (1600
miles west of Bolton), and on the 27th of May he rucked
London. The bizarr is ri continue open this day sod oa
Saturday, and to night (Friday) the 1 meeting of the
Larne will be held la the Hall of Commerce, where Mr.
Barritt will hive some report of lea endeavour. to ram a
lame American de'egatioa to the approackio3 peace emigres,
at Frankfort.
SINGULAR

'.—On the 6th init. a
ettennaker, aged 70 years, named Jonas Cooke, residing at
Si'ketone, near Barnsley, Yorkshin a rather eccentric etha-
rioter, told many persons that he Ind only three weeks to
live, the first of which he should spend in drinking, the so-
wad in settliog his books on earth, and the third in winks'
his books with heaven, which he should be able to do by the
Saturday night of the third week. The Hest week he gnat
in drinking, which was nothie.g uncommon ; during that
time he mule frequent allusion to his death. The second
week, and until Tuesday week, he followed his aneatios.
He was then taken ill and had medical attendance, to whom
he stated that they were of no nee, as he should die on So-
tarday night, on which night, at 11 o'clock, he expired.
THE CITY OAB COMPANY. Yesterday the com-
mittee held a meeting, at which Mr. E. Cardwell presided,
and after hairier; Mr. Corrie and Mr. Warren on behalf of
the Commercial and British Oss Companies, who severally
addressed them, came to the unanimous opinion that the
preamble of the bill bad been proved, and then adjourned
till the following Monday at 12 o'clock, when the claws
will be diseased.
THE GREAT EXHIBMON OP 1851.—A preliminary
meeting dome of the leading inhabitants of Southwark
was h d yesterday at the Bridge-house Retel, whereat Sir
W. Molisworth, Bart., M.P., Mr. A. K. Barclay, Mr. C. J.
Bevan, the high bailiff, Mr. A. Pellet', Mr. T. B. Simpson,
Mr. Orme Drew, Mr. F. Fuller, and other attended. Sir
William Molreworth having been called to the chair, it was
usmalmously resolved that the gentlemen present be a com-
mittee, with pewee to add to their number, to get up • re-
quisition to the high bailiff to convene a meeting of the
inhabitants of the metropolitan district of Southwark. for
the purpose of considering the propriety of
committeeappoi72committee ee for the procuring subscriptions towards a
the Greet Exhibition of 18,51, and of appointing local moth
missioners to assist the Royal Commission in carrying out
such Exhibition. A vote of thanks to the chairman having
been unanimously passed, the meeting separated.