Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
LAW REPORT. The argumen: in this case, tvhich chiefly affects the power given by a recent act to the Lord Chancelltr to hear the motions of credi. tors 5n oppo ition to the certificate, was continued, and teok up the grcater part of tile day. The grouald of oppositoin was malversation of the bankrupt effects; but the only question of importance was the npplicationi of the new power given in these cases to thejuris(Ietion. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, TUESDAY, Nov. 9. His HosouR wasoccupiedthe whole day in hearing the statement of the pleadiAgs and depositions in a cause of "' Arkwright anid Ste- veld," relative t~ a sale of growing timber, but containing no points tnfnl!~-l imt- - COTTJPT OF llA NVflRkV. TJJFSnAV Nn1V. Qt EX-PARTE A1flOTTS II 1UE ABIIOTTS. A AlANKRUPT.