The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Wore Vice-Cheasellor Sir Jaime Stuart.)
THE EMPEROR 0/ AUITMA V. DAT.

- • •••••• • •
11111 indica to dissolve the injunction, which was eorn•
iseeeed yesterday, was proceeded with this morning.
Yr. Collier, Q.V. (of the commos law bar), continued him
argument for the defendant, Louis Kossuth, and contended
that the plaintiff had no such right as be alleged by the law
of Idiots, and, therefore, that be must bar it either by
the constitution of Hungary, sr ley soles Hungarian law. If
thsit of the Emperor were aay, it must be on the
LTdma injury to his rennin, and the coarta have
&ad they de sot take "dice of any revenue laws. I t
might la mid that the ease was very similar to one of
patent, but Komittli had net attempted to counterfeit the
notes of the Emperor al Amnia, those of K °much being in
the Hungarian language, lad aged by him, while those of
the Ispetor of Austria were in German, and if it were a
esaatssfst the plaintiff was eat of court, m it would be a
fussy under the Ilth Gm. IV. Bat it could not be said
with any ream that it was a questing of couaterfeit or trade
mink,the mites were mi diminenr. The Emperor of Austria
had mil th• right of iseniclpremisiary notes by the law of
salsas, me sas, and if ,it must if at all, by the coestitatith
sr laws el Hungary, wad not be endowed by a Court
xvia no wad •••1941thaid dinw a public wrung,
and edit act bring a court of criminal
mold act iderfirs to reined it.
Miahestriht maid act interfere maid is case of sash
wrisagful act, which, if cempithith would he a ells for
adios at law, but no ellsclardisa teeth be framed to meet
such a era. The premed was a mew description of claim
gush as had never bus before naught forward I. lee
semidry, mad the effect of its bong eatertaiesd would
be mat eatraonlinary. The mercies of such a funs.
intim had dyer beta massed by any court Is this
Hs (Mr. Oilier) wished it to he nadsideed that
Keeseth wee west deirenme net to do anything castrary to
the laws of thh seuntry. The leaned counsel then reed an
sidavlt.f sew leek, which bad been nada by Kossuth,
be the sled that the Emperor was not the lawfully-
ennead Kim ef HaNgery ; that the royal arms
Wale WIMAW•I4 into the ornamental border of
the nen% and ass at givieg them any authority;
ad %insidit) did set fa send the notes or sell
sgry, hi that la the present disturbed state
of Kings 10 had tidy bad the antes printed in order to
meat eispr saallingsasise which might happen. He thea
reed a shed athinit of Ssbhs. Vickovies, saying that the
Empower it Austria was not King of Hungary (Fer-
dinand, the prised kng, still living ; if he bad not atria.
sated, he was still king ; if he had abdicated, the
*roue was still recast) ; that the Emperor of Austria had
so exclaim right to dreads • notes in Hungary,
so web right Irvin bees by ths Diet. He then
ned an isvit of Charles Edward Rawlins, also an
Aitken of sae of the /mere. Day, that be had executed
the acme ea the artier of Lodi K °tenth, but that
be had set nesivad any seders to or attempted
to Wahl* the Austrian eaters; that having been
celled an by Sir Richard Hayes to ve up
sumsthe,
of the peewee wbo had
glees
them the
they had refused so to do. He (Kr. Collier) thee submitted
that the Emperor had in fact se muse of complaint at all,
the ads set having being ethed; and further, he submitted
that if the plaintiff now had the right he claimed by the
lsw..f adiens, it had been teksa from him by the laws of
ileael The ned smith' was still spaildng when our report

—Mr. Coiner, Q.C., and Mr. C. T. Simpson, appeared for
the defeedaat ; Leak Losanth, in support of the motion
Mr. Basco, Q.C., and Mr. Waters for the defendants,
Maim Da7 ; and Sir neigh Cairns, Q.C., and Mr. Cotton,
far the plaintiff.