The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-24 00:00:00

THE TIPPERAEX BANK.

The Master basTust4ivenjudgmeftagainst the claims
for exemption put forward on behalf of the English share-
holders. Master Murphy'referred to several cases adju-
dicated upon in England, and delivered his opinions at
great length, in a clear and comprehensive manner. In
the course of the j idgment the Master observed that,
although John Sadleir had the power of exercising a
wonderful ascendancy over all who c:.rne within his
reach, and although he had perpetrated those frauds to
an enormous amount, the persona so imposed upon by
him became positive shareholders in the company, and
thereby entitled to share the profits, if any, arising from
that branch of trade, and being so entitled they should
also be held responsible for the loss incurred by the fail.
ure. On looking to the law and the facts of the case,
and having a vigilant regard, to the best of his ability,
to the able arguments he had beard, he arrived at the
conclusion that there was nothing in the ease to justify
him in removing the names of the English shareholders
from the list. There they would remain as shareholders,
and be held accountable.

AN AMOROUS TURK.- .Q May 9.
Something similar to ttie well known abduction case of
the Greek girl at T-oultcha occurred a Kullallee, on the
Bosphorus, about a week sints, but happily
not with
such a terrible result. The inhabitants of this capital
have a custom of astembling at the Sweet Waters of
Europe and Asia twice a week for recreation ; and it was
at the recent reunion of the Sweet Waters of Europe and
Aria that a very pretty Greek girl, daughter of a most
respectable and wealthy merchant, of Kullallee, unfor-
tunately attracted the attention of a Turkish paella,
who, without ceremony, proceeded at once to carry her
off. The poor girt was, however, rescued and taken back
to her house, which the pacha surrounded with his ser-
vants and creatures, and enimavoured to force. The
merchant immediately applied for aid to the officer corn
ma•ading her Majesty's troops, Gen. Wooldridge, when
fiat gallant officer despatched his brigade major, Capt.
Mills, to the amorwas Turk, with the salutary informa-
tion that the lady and her relations were under the pro-
tect'on of the fitg of the German Legion, and that any
further insult or injury offered to any member of tht
family would be visited with summary chastisement.
This had the desired effect, for the general's character
is so well known to the natives, that the paella felt if
he persisted in his base attempts he would, in all proba-
bility, adorn the first tree without further ceremony.
The lady, or her friends, however, would not be safe
for one hour after the British troops left ; and they
were, therefore, preparing to leave at the same time.
REPORTED .Loss OF THE YACHT. SECRET.—A report
was in circulation on Thursday that the cutter yacht
Secret had found red off the North Foreland last Satur-
day evening with six hands. A telegraphic message ha,
been since received -from the owner, Mr. Waring, at
Plymouth, which states that he was pr.rfectly well it,
that town, and that the yacht, with her grew? was safe
in Rainsgatt: harbour on Monday last.