This suit for a oissojiition of part nership, 'apppintinenl uf ancciwr, and a claim for £SUU was before the Supreme Court in Dunedin last week, when it was announced to the Judge that terms of judgment by consent .iad been arranged between tlit two parties, and the action was' adjourned to Oamaru for formal judgment to he given there in terms as prepared by counsel in the case. Formal judgment was accotvingly given in the Supreme Court, at Oamaru, yesterday, as fol lows : " Partnership to be dissolved as from this dale, and the accounts there of taken, and > the business thereof wound tip by this.Court ; receiver ami manage' of the partnership assets and business to be appointed ; the further consideration of the action to he adjourned into Chambers at Dune iin, with liberty to any party to ap ply to the Court,' or a Judge in Cham hers, as he may he advised. The de fendants to be at liberty to proceed ,vith the pending motion for a review of the order oismissintfthe applica tion for a stay of proceedings. If the motion is granted the judgment to .(and s far as it decrees a dissolu lion and the appointment of a re ceiver and manager ; b,ut subject to ut all matters'in difference, inclml ■» the taking of accounts and winding up, arc to hq referred to arbitration, as the Court shal/liroct. If the mo tion is dismissed the trial of all uues ,-Hifl mii/ r.'»actermi'hed by .the judg ment to tjike place'at Dunedin on date to he fixed by the Court on the* appli cation ot any party. The motion for a review to be taker. In Dtmedin at the first sitting in Chambers after the ludges return from Oamaru. The de fendant's further affidavit to be filed in time to enable thei plaintiff to re ily to the same if necessary The mo tion for review.not to be prejudiced by the application made by the de fendants ' /or a postp'onment of the trial or by the concurrence in this order. Np proceeding except for ap pointment of receiver t'\ he token un eil the motion for review is iisposcd of. "By t'e Court. Ques tion of plaintiffs rights of costs of. tnotior to stay reserved." Mr Lee (instructed by Messrs' His. 