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

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1861.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY COURTS. —Amu. 16.
paws 17itia-Cherellor Sir J. Start.)
11111 32101010 it OP AVOTRIA r. DAY.
Mr. Collier, Q.C. (of trimmer law bar), appesred fee
the defendant, Louis Kossuth, in support of a motion to
absolve the injunction, which was granted ex parte in this
ere on the 2'7th of Felonry last, restraining the defen-
ders, Meets. Day, their servante and agents, horn pert-
lithographing,or manufacturing any documents, purport-
frig to be notes of the Hungarian Siete or nation, or notes
with the royal area of Hungary printed thereon. and also
restraining them from 'delivering to the defen-
dant, Louis Kowitith. or parting with the plates
prepared by them for the manufacture of such notes, or
any of the notes printed or lithographed from the saws.
The bill stated that the plinotiff was the King of Hungary,
awl as such bad the sole sod exclusive privilege of authors-
tug the issue in Hungary of notes for the payment of money
to be circulated as money in Mat country, sod of authorising
the royal arms of Haegary to he &faxed to such notes.
That the defendants, the N. Day, by the direction at
Louis Karr, had prepared arra Dotes for print-
ing or lithographing documents purporting to be notes
of the Hungarian Dation or state, which were
styled is the bill " spurious notes," sad that wash
notes when Inanelated were as follows :—" Or Soria. This
l note will be received in every Hungarlea elate
and public pay *Mos se one florin io silver, three managers
being one done ; and its whole nominal vales h guaranteed
by the state. In the roe of the nation, Naleuth. Lords."
The biU thee charged that Louis Kcesuth intended to seed
the antes to gettgary, and sell thee ter an of saw,
and thus to inb' thew into circulation In liwagery, in
violation of the rights and prerogatives of the plaintiff r
King of Hungary, and that thus great detriment would be
eared to the state and to the subjects of the plaintiff.
Mr. J. Collier said that the tint proposition for which he
should contend was that to interfere in such a ease as the
present was beyond the jurisdiction of the court, and in
order to wedeln that proposition he should endeavour to I
prove to the court that although sovereign princes bad the I
right to nee in the courts of this country, still they could
cry do so in respect of the same subject-matter of omit-
plaint in respect of which private individuals could Ewe,
namely, four some iajary to private or personal rights. Is
the present ease the Emperor of Austria was stung in re-
aped of an act which, if it were wroogful at an,
either against the law of this country or the
law of Hungary, was not an act which this exert
had jurisdiction to repress, not being for a private or
personal Injury, and that if the court interfered it would be
going far beyond anything which had ever yet been dose.
le auppmt of this proposition the learned counsel cited
several eases.

After the rase bed been going on ior a short time, the
VierCheaseller suggested that possibly it might be better
if the heeriog of the owe were postponed till the defen-
dant's answers had been put is ; as if upon the preemie
=odes the Injunction were 'Huelva*, possibly be
have to bear another application (founded on the air
dant', answers) to renew the injonctioe. Mr. Collier, how-
ever, said that the delendast's counsel bed eogiiihwed Yet
question, and preferred to take the risk of g.le es with the
meet motion on the aMdavite which had been already
Mr. award, Q.C., and Mt. C. T. Simpson want, with
Mr. Collier, for the desoikat Louis Kossuth ; Mr. Bacon,
Q.C., and Mr. Wickes, were for the defewleete Mean.
Day ; sad Sir Hugh Caine', Q.C., and Mr. Caftan, for the
plauttif.
The court rose at an early hour.
The ease will he proosedsd with touseevew (Taneday)
usenieg.

11/16011 C. THE NORTH ATLANTIC 117111118011. COMMIT
(Memo).
Kr. Bacon, Q.C., sad Mr. Parket mord on the part a
the plaintiff for an injunction to tureen the mailing cf the
' steamship riled the Adriatic, sow at Southampton, sod ad•
reared to all for New York am the Mid of April, on the
comnd that she was fitted with an =gime orstrastod is
of • palest to whisk the plaintiff claimed to
leine="Tbe ablp is martion, which was built by Red ha-
-1 raged to the North Aired* Stammeleip Clempawy, which
arse an American company was maid by them to the At-
lantic Royal Mail Steam Na.vigitioa Company (Limited), and
smeared that an lukewarm bad already been granted im
agemst the Americas caraway.
Mr. Mans, Q.C., for the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam
=km Company, raggested that the defenders
esdartaise (if the ship were allowed to sail) I. be
answerable is dimmer for any lafriegement of the plaintiff's
patent, if his right to such patent were estabfialsed.
Mysore appowed far the American eariftlil•
The YtarChameellor accordingly ordered the narks to
stand over, the injuarion sa spinet the Amertcan company
remising r it was.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Aran
Sittisp is Beaco.--(Before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr.
Justice Hill, Mr. Justice Blackburn, and Mr. Justice
Comptes.)

Mr. liakalas, the are master I. this sour& leek his amt
1e the plses el the Ism Mr. Comer.
The Tolkrwing is • list, which we balm is mqweeedsetly
large, el the gesemess withis the bar, sod who
the deers el tie judges to their mats accordingly. Th.
deism of tear mils are also gives.
Mr. flerjeust Hayes haw* olnelsed a infest el pew
dense, easel hammy A 1830. As Queues Ceensel the
Mewing :—Mr. Witham aslW Jose 24, 1822;
Mr. W. A. Collies. calleldVosTrelsre 17, 1829 ; Mr. A.
Oleseby, June 10, 1851; IL OA& Just 16, 138 i
Mr. J. P. Macquems, Jos, 8,1.&18 ; Yr. Thomas
November 20, 1840; Mr. B. P. Piles, Jemmy 29, 1611-
Mr. Josiah W. ltesith, May 5, 2841 Ye. B. lems6ty,
Jane 14, 1843 ; Mz. H. JIM, Nersesber 3, 1843 Ja
nuary.
Y. O. Liddell, Jam:my 30, 1644 ; Mr. W. B. Nett, a
29, 1816 ; Mr. J. B. Hatelske, January 30, 1846; Mr.
W. Digby Ekrarar Juno 12, 1846 ; Kr. J. D. Otirdstge,
INevember & 1846 ; 'Mr. O. Deems& November 24, 15415;
lead Mr. G. WAWA, Juse 9, 1816.

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