The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-31 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER.-(THIS DAY)

JUDGMENTS.
HEMINGWAY V. WYNNE.
In this case, which arose out of certain transactions
connected with the purchase of the horse Elcho,
The COURT gave judgment this morning, intimating
that they considered there ought to be no rule for a new
trial.--Rule refused.
DOBSON V. BROCKLEBANK.
The question in this case was whether the effect of
Zruialinjunction obtained by the defendant to prevent the
Plain 'was an impediment to the proceedings of the
fromttlhire, and whether the plaintiff was thereby relieved
the -12)
necessityj; of taking the case down to trial, or
Whether
unction was merely an interruption that
eased to exist as soon as the injunction was removed,
and did not justify the plaintiff in abandoning his action.
Their LORDSHIPS were of opinion that the plaintiff
Was bound, according to the practise of the court, to
troceed to trial as soon as the injunction was removed.
:h e rule to enter a nonsuit would, therefore, be made
itanlute, unless the plaintiff gave a peremptory under-
taking to proceed to trial.

HILL V. PHILIP.
Th. e COURT were of opinion that the costs of inspec-
-41011112 this case ought to be paid by the party making
re application.—Costs of the rule to be plaintiff's costs
au the oause.

CLERKEN WELL.—( T HIS DAY.)
Ennui, Asserria.— William Bathampton, a most re-
sPectably-dressed man residing in Ball's-pond, was
charged before Mr. Try whitt with having committed a
luoat violent and brutal assault upon a man of the name
of Gordon M.‘Laren.
The prosecutor, who appeared in a most deplorable
condition, both his eyes being blacked and bis face other-
!hie scratched and disfigured, stated that last night, as he
W 7,18 Proceeding along tbe Ball's-pond-road, and when:near
7,!e New Islington Cattle-market, he endeavoured to pass
'ueprisoner and his friend; he accidentally knocked
against one of them, he could not tell which. Before
e had time to make an apology the prisoner turned
Vinci and knocked him violently to the ground, and upon
getting up he was knocked don three times. He
tits not drunk, although he might have had something
a_drink, but he was sober enough to know what he was
47,11 t. He did not annoy the prisoner or his friend, nor
did he say that he thought that they were medical stu-
dents from Guy's, and that they had better go home to
their mothers.
The ceman wh took the defeant into custod
stated, p , thatoli last night about half-pasndt eleven, he hearing
the cries of " Murder," proceeded to the spot, when he
hold the prosecutor on the ground, and the prisoner
ing him down with his left-hand, and striking him
over the head and face with his right. The prisoner's
coat and waistcoat were torn in the scale.
The defendant, in defence, stated that he and his
friend where proceeding home, when the prosecutor fol-
lowed them for a considerable distance and grossly in-
sulted them. He called them medical students from
Guy's
and said he thought that they had much better be
home a bed than out at that time of night. He, feeling
annoyed, certainly did turn round and strike the com-
plainant.

Mr. rfniwizirrr said the defendant had committed a
most unjustifiable assault, and had he not thought that
the complainant was in some respects to blame he cer-
tainly should not have dealt so leniently with the case
as he now intended to do. He would fine the prisoner
11., or in default of payment 21 days' imprisonment.
The fine was at once paid, and the defendant left the
court with his friends.

"THE RUSSIANS ARE coMIN
an
Every now and then we are haunted by t
mica' fright in this country. Some one startau u epide-
mical
out, " Old Bogy! It's coming !" At this pg great
dt
alarm spreads abroad, and the newspaper press joins in
the panic. Some years ago it was " The Russians !"
" They are coming," said some, " through the Kat-
tegat !" Others, " They are coming by the Darda-
nelles !" Others, " They are about to strike a blow at
Our Indian Empire ! They are coming through the
Rhyber Pass 1" And then the Russo-phobia alarmingly
set in, until it was replaced by the Franco-phobia,
Which seized upon the nation so soon as the Duke of
Wallington and Sir Francis Read had penned their
famous " alarms." Then the cry changed to " The
French are coming ! They are coming across from
toulogne ! From Harfleur! From Calais !" That
alarm, too, passed by, and it has been stilled for
a time by the pacific influence of the Great Exhibition.
What the next alarm may be, who knows? Perhaps
"The Russians" again! Something in the Old Bogy
style from afar off. Yet " The Russians" are among us,
and we know it not; or if not Russians or Cossacks,
then something even more dangerous. They are in
our midst! In the streets! In the bye-lanes! In the
!aarket-places! In prisons! Everywhere! We mean
the dangerous classes; in other words, the uncared-for
classes—whom
well-conditioned people shun, whom few
but policemen and police-courts know anything or care
anything about. These are "The Russians" who have
already invaded our great towns and cities, and who are
be found in even remote country-places, scouring the
8-i°n°43 at midnight for game. Many of them occa-
aal!y find their way into the workhouse, but hatiiig
s'restraint. as they do, these Cossacks of civilization prefer
Wandering abroad in all the freedom of vicious igno.
mice.— Eliza Cook's Journal.

EDUCATION.—The report of the Committee
;4 the Inns of Court is prepared, with the unanimous appro-
bation of its members, and it merely waits their collective
signature for publication. The committee is composed of
amore than thirty of the highest names in the profession, and
we understand it recommends a very stringent examination
?t all future candidates for admission to the bar. Sanctioned
by such authority,
A few days since a soldier, belonging to the garri-
the recommendation must be adopted.
Bon of Al ais, presented his musket in joke at one of his com-
-I::d.es, and pulled the trigger; unfortunately, without noticing
a
aliked,e had taken up a wrong musket, which happened to be
wi isnd the ball entering his comrade's head, killed him
Pot~--French Paper.