The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-24 00:00:00

WIEST V. CATT.

Ia this case, which was an action fur damage alleged
t) be done to kihorcham harbour, the Coutt directed
that there should be no rule.

DOE DEM. GOSPORT V. FROST.

No rule.

DOE DEW. FRANCIS V. HARE.
No rule.
LAYLAND V. DAINBRIDR AND ARMISTED.
No rule.

LEFF.VRE V. CHAPPELL.
The Court was of opinion that there ought to be no
rule. The action was for an alleged Liao and deceitful
representation, used by the clefeaeant, that he was the
mauager of the Ito) al Italian Opera, Covett-garden.
The particulars of the case appeared in this joHnal a
few days ago.

PitICE V. PRICE.

No rule.

ELLIOT V. CLAYTON.
Eglo to show ClUsc.
LAPLAND V. PARRELL.

Rule to show clime why there should not bo a new
trial, unless the plaintiff agrees to reduce the damages
to 501.

DOE DEAL EYANS U. WALKER.

No rule.

THE BISHOP OF EXETER P. GORHAM

Lord CAMPBELL said—l have only father t) state
th4t in this case, in which en a2plication has been made
by Sir Fitzroy lit Ily on ti .e part cf the Bishop of
Exeter, the Court will to-merrow deliver judgment with
respect to the writ of prohibition moved for by the
Learned Counsel

EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DAY.)
The COURT took the special paper to-dap, but no
case involving any question of general impormuce came
on during the moretng.

COMMON PLEAS.7(THIS DAY.)

Their Lordships proceeded with the demurer paper
to-day. The first CdSO on the list was thtt of "Levy v.
Moylan and others," but the arguments were of a
purely technical character, and not of sufficient interest
to justify a report. The circumstances out of which the
action arose will perhaps be in the recollection of our
readers. The plaintiff v. as a suitor in the Westminster
County Court, of which the defendant, Moylan, was
the judge, and the action was brought to recover di-
Megos for an alleged illegal imprisonment. The
plaint;ff, it will be remembered, was coLsidered to offer
an insult t) Mr. Moylan while on the bench, and was
in consequence committed f.,r seven days to the 'louse of
correction.

The arguments had not concluded when We went to
prcts..

BAIL COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
(Belot e Mr. Juetice CCLERIDGE.)
The motions which came before the Court this met n-
irig relatcd simply to matters of practice, and preheated
no feature calling fur a report.

MARLBRO'-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)
AN ARTFUL BEGGAlL—Richard Collins, a well-known
TT:ant, was brought before Mr. lissedwick charged
with being drunk and begging in the publ:c strett.4
Police-constable 94 E stated, that about eight o'cicok
on the previous night he saw the prisoner, who was v.. ry
drunk, twing of several gentlemen in Charlotte-
street, Fitzroy square. He watched him for some time,
when he observed that he appeared to walk lame, as if
his left kg was contracted and shorter than the other.
After walking in that way fur ' some distance wit-
ness was surprised to see that leg suddenly
restored to its original straightness, and the
right leg contracted; thus he kept on changing his mr-
parent lameness from one leg to the other in remarkably
quick succession. Several persons who were passing gave
the prisoner money, whereupon witness west up and
took him into custody. On the way to the station the
prisoner was very violent, and made use of the most
abusive language. Witness added that the prisoner wits
a regular impostor, and had been several times con.
victed.

The prisoner, who stoutly denied the charge, was
committed for a month with hard labour.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY.

CHESTER CuP.-11 to lagst Pcep-o'•day l3oy (t),
13 t3l agst Miss Ann, 14 to 1 agst Glaucs, 16 to 1
art Essedatius, 18 to 1 opt Roland, 18 to 1 agst Eller-
dafe, 20 to 1 agst Chantroy, 20 to 1 sgst John Cosser
(t), 1,000 to 20 agst Whim Colt and Born of Chase (I).
DERBY.-5 to I agst Bolingbroke (take 11 to 2),
15 to 2 agst Ghillie Cullum, 8 to 1 agst Clincher, 9 to 1
agst Mayors, 14 to 1 agst Voltigeur, 14 to 1 agst The
Nigger, 16 t) 1 agst The Italian, 20 to 1 agst Mildew,
25 to 1 agst Pitsford, 25 to 1 agst Cyprus.

STREET BEGGARS.—A correspondent of the Liver-
pool Mercury tells how the bread given to beggars is disposed
of:—" A woman lately offered 651 b. of broken bread for sale
to feed pigs, fur which she took sd. 1 The money, no doubt,
went to the gin•palace. Another woman lately offered 231 b.
of broken bread in the yard of a pig slaughterer in Kay-
strcet."

BeLFAST JUNCTION RAILWAY. —On Wednesday
Sir John M'Neill made an experimental trip en the railway
from Dundalk to Newry. The engine and some waggons
advanced on the line four miles north of Dundalk, to
which extent permanent rails are laid. It is expected that
the line will be opened to the Dublin-real, about half a mile
south of the Wellington Jun, in the end of May.—.Newry
Telegraph.
INTERESTING ARRIVAL FROM ITA LY.—A commu-
nication has been received by the Commissioners of Customs
from Mr. Hayter, the Secretary of the Treasury, signifying
that the Commissioners of the Board of Manufacturers, N. 8.,
and the Directors of the Royal Institution having jointly
undertaken to bring to this country, from Venice, a picture
of "The Last Supper," by Bonifaccio, contained in a case
shipped by a vessel at Venice, and consigned to agents in this
country tor the parties above mentioned, he was authorised
by the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury to
desire that the Revenue authorities will give the necessary
direction for the delivery of the painting, on arrival in this
country, duty free.