The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-25 00:00:00

ma M4GkRIGLE OANG.

At the Guildhall Police-court yesterday, Jot -
Xsprigis, Willis. Breathiest, and Edwin Holmes Heigh*
were again brought up on remand before Si R. W. Carden,
sad William Henry Cox serreadend to his hail, all owe
charge of °umpiring to defraud Edwia Groves of Cheat of
300 f , and others of varicose saves of money.
Mr. G. Lewis appeared to pronsente; lb.. Buchanan for
Materiels ; Mr. Beard ours re
Materiels Broughton ; Mr.
Wanner for Con ; and Mr. W. T. Ricketts for Keighley.
Mr. Robinson represented Stubbs' Trials Protection Society,
whist had bees mainly instrumental is instituting the
present proceedings.
Mr. Lewis said be proposed to withdraw the summons
spied the prisoner Cox. From what bad oome to
his knowledge he had net the least doubt that be had been
made the complete dope of Magarigle, and he would, with
the conrt's permimion, produce him as a witness. Cox
was then discharged and placed in the witness-box.
Additional evidence having been given,
Mr. Waste' made an ap ication to Sir Robert Carden
to admit the prisoner to bail. He said he could
bring forward sumbent wineries who could speak to
Keighley s character, and he could also vouch that Keighley,
instead of being • coorpirator, win • dupe.
lir. Lewis—Hr. Ricketts evidently does not know to
much of his client as the premonition doe. ; be is perhaps
sot aware that his client, besides other things, was once
prosecuted for Meant aa anchor.
Biz Robert Carden —1 have fully made up my mind not
to take bail far my of the prisoners.
Mr. Lewle—l shall now ask the court to commit the
wbole of the adoption for conspiracy and obtaining money
eider false minxes. I have also to ask you sir, to give
the effluence who have attended here, and who have been
radorni to poverty by the machieations of the prisoners, al
certificate, in order that they may obtain the express' of
their siteadanes at the examinations of the penmen ; sad
that you will also ardor the officer Brett something for the
clever way in which he has acted all through this case. if
there are funds available fur that purpose, as be (Brett) had
often paid mosey out of his own pocket, in order that the
prisonen should be brought to justice.
Sir R. W. Cardea—l have iestructed the City Solicitor to
aid these young men in every way in his power to obtain
justice. In asking Yr. Lewis to put himself in coo:mini-
°Mice with the City Solicitor I cannot help expressing my
q.promil of the mune Yr. Lewis has taken I this case.
He has taken up the subject entirely on public ground?,
without any remuneration for the time be has expended in
bringing these parties to justice. I cannot help emu( that
I have neosived several letters marplaiaiag of similar
species to this of Nagarigles which now exist in the City
of Loudon ; whether they are breeches of this particular
one or cot I cannot tell, but if they should Dot be, it would
be as well for them to take warning by these proceedings.
After the usual caution, Hatirigle declined to say any-
thing. Broughton complained of an expression made use of
by Sir Robert Carden to the effect that be had been con-
nected with the other prisoners, whereas be had only known
them for a short time. Keighley mid he was entirely inno-
cent of the charge brought spinet him.
The pC•coett were then committed to Newpte for trial.

Pamsartoss roe WAlL—Orders have been re-
calved at the Stares at Pimlico, sad the Amami at Wool-
wich, to prepare, and hold in readier,' for immediate al%
the neoesury article' of clothing and warlike equipment
for a tone of 30,000 mew—United Ser rice Oa me.
Madame Arabella Goddard announces that she
lutes& making a program through the provinces in On
&Mama.

The Record affirms that the Hebdomadal Board
intend to propose the endowaseut of the Regius Professor-
ship of Greek next term.

Prof. Donaldson, President of the Royal Insti-
tute of British Architects, ban issued aids foe a converse-
nose, ou Tuesday evening, Jufy 5.
A chair in the Trust of the British Museum has
become vacant by the death of Moos Canton, rector of St.
Margaret's, Westminster.

Garrick's villa at Hampton was sold by auction,
co Friday kat weak, at a faoey price. Tha seller dwelt, cf
mune. as the unsay pleaaaat hiatorical aseociatiose of the
place, including tie visits of Hannah Mora. Tba lot wv
knocked does at 10,901. to a popular tailor, Mr. Grove, it
alattle-bridge notoriety.
W. (Atheneum) hear that the pensions from tt e
Chit List gloated to Mr. W. Alliogham and to Miss Disah
Moloch, are 601. each—not 901. vs announced.

Mr. Tennyson's new volume of poems, "Idy"
of the Hearth," 'sr to •• t' 9 W 'Mk of Jr
ARRIVAL OF SRI DZIRIIOI7ND 111 Till HITAIRICIL
—Great excitement provailci in Hall yesterday owing to
the emirs' of the Deerhound is the Humber. Ste left
her mooriup at Southampton on Wednesday morning at
8 o'clock. and at 9 on Thunder 'realer wro an.
cloyed off the Corporation Pier, at Hall. She it an
start counterpart of the Alabama. She war built after
the same model, in the same ship-rant at Birkenhead, by
Messrs Laird and Co. She Is a three-muted rowel, built
of senal, with a mew propeller, with a tonnage (bulldogs'
measurement) of about 1t.3, end engines of a nominal power
at 70-hone When In her mail trim she stases 20 keels
being about two knots beyeed the speed of the Alabama:
She carries a crew of 13 men. The Deerhoued =d
from Hull to Norway sa Moeday. I be *weer (Mr.
tor) has giros persighdoe to the ppsobile to visit the sewed
up to 10 o'clock this (Saturday) morning. A very
large number of vWtcsa west en board yesterday. Mr.
Isnemeter and his @aphis isdigirmay dewy the eleteseast
that ea armagement wee sip with the Deerhogged by
Captain Sentease. Wore the impponent, that the yeeld
slaseld Isawor about the
that
Caplets sedates°, to
sk. Alehouse. Tier loam that Sesame' bed
determined to segos* the Keusers but uo arranpment of
say kind wee thought of.