The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-02 00:00:00

!EVES! JUNE 2, 1858.

n the slightest on points which involve neither the
dignity nor the interest of the country, but, on the
contrary, it is revealed in the practice of a foreign
policy, which is the more profitable to general
interests s'nce it maintains an alliance which is the
inexhaustible source of prosperity for the two na-
tions. It is on this subject that the ideas of the
present Cabinet differ from those of its predecessor ;
and it is on this conciliating policy and on the sen-
timents professed by the present Cabinet that may
be founded a confidence in the continuation of ex-
cellent relations between the two countries."

BOURSE, June I.—The following wera the las
quotations :-
0 per Cents 93 50
Do. end month — --
3 per Cent. ..... 69 40
Do. end month 69 40
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier 635
Da. Account 635

Credit Fonda
Bolgian 4
Piedmontese (5) 92
Roman BB
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt
-FOR CASH.

RAILWAYS.
Orleans

Northern
New Ditto 735
Lyon and Mediteran— 735
New Ditto
Geneva

Midi
Western 567;
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
(Before the Lord Chancellor.)
APPEAL-AUSTIN V. BOTES.

The further bearing of this part-heard appeal was
resumed this morning.
Mr. Bovill, Q.C., of the common law bar, was heard
for the appellant, Mr. Austin.
This is an appeal from a decree of the Master of the
Rolla dismissing the bill with costs as to Mr. Tweedie,
but without casts as to Mr. BoyeEe
The contention is, whether there was a legal dissolu-
tion of this partnership, as solicitors, by the articles of
agreement of 1846; what was the true construction of
the terms of that agreement ; was the retiring partner
bound not to practice within a hundred miles of London I
what were the considerations for retiring duties and
obligations of the partners i,ater se ; and what was the
marketable value of the shares and good-will and inte•
rest of the business to the retiring partner, Mr. Austin
undertaking that he would not carry on business as a
solicitor within a hundred miles of the partnership resi-
dence, but, on the contrary, do everything in his power
to promote the interest of tho new company, and
thereby increase the marketable value of the shares of
the remaining partners of the new company. That the
app?llant had a legal vested interest and claim of com-
pensation under t'iis rgreement, beyond the market
value of tvo days cf the profit of the business, which he
was found entitled to by the decree of the Master of the
R )11s ; and that he was cutit!ed to decree against tae
defendants in so far as he was benefited by the agree
meat.
Mr. Burdon fol:owed on the same side.

Mr. Lloyd, Q C., is now being heard for Mr. Tweedie
as to costs. It is probable the bearing will occupy the
whole of the day.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Berore Mr. Commissioner Gouiburn.)
THE WEST HAM DISTILLERY COMPANY-IN RE DAVIDSON

AND GORDON.

To-day was appointed for the last exanainaion cf
these bankrupts, who were distiller 3 at West Ham, and
convict _d some time since of extensive fraud.

An adjournment tcok place by consent, as Messrs.
Hsrt Brothers, who have been acively engaged for a
considerablo time pact in arranging the complicated ac•
counts, had not been able to complete the balance-sheet
in time to file, under the rules of the court. The
balance-sheet is very veluminoug, and, when published
in detail, will probably expos 3 more of the modes in
which frauds are effected than has hitherto transpired.
The rough estimate of the debts and liabilities, &c.,
have been reported on several occasions.