The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-25 00:00:00

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(RY BRIII9II AND
CORK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

IiAPH.)

The Cork Examiner has the follewteg:
The prisoners were brought up for essndnalion at Wed-
nesday. The tenant for the gelaceses were Messrs-
Downing end R. P. Julia; for the crows, Mr. Papa.
Mr. non opened the proceedings by a short statement
on Wolf ef the crown. Mr. Downing applied that a pro-
f...keel reporter be allowed lo take the evident* of the
winnows, with the understanding that it shonld not be pub-
lished in the public journals. The application was opposed
by the mown.

ARec,a lengthened dismision the magistrate refused to
slow the premoce of a reporter.
flullimm the approver, was then called, end stated that
hews' sworn a number at • fair at Bantry on the 20th of
August. He took two oaths, one of secrecy and another of
brotherhood. He attended a meeting at Priest's oa the
Mader of Cork and Kerry. The objset of the mestiag was to
take up arm; sa the Americana were Impeded at Christmas,
and would be joined by the French. Named was then to
be an independent republic. By his "Mks In wee bound to
tee up arms at • moment's notice, and yield implicit obe-
dience to hie leaden. Witness also stated that one of the
patriot; who went by the name of Shooks, wan making she
necessary arrangement' to rise when the Americana should
arrive.

The witness we examined at great length.
The court sojourned till yesterday, when Sullivan
wu again called and cross-examined.
Examination: resumed—Arompenied by another man
on the rod leading to Orlmolemne, he saw a err 1.6
number of men &Sting with piker He took the two
oaths at Bantry. He could not say whether he intended
to keep them. He had intended to do so. He went to
confess. The priest retied to give absolution till he would
break through the cads. It wee at the suggestion of a
pollee-officer that he Fret wed lo Skihimmen. The examina-
tion of the approver then ended.
Adjourned again to this rawslag.

This day seven or eight Miasmas was predassd who were
net examined hilly. The esaminatioes war eerily raid
over to them, and they was than arcaracerined. One cd
the masters contradicted the rides*, of the informer
r to the privacy of the reels called the Phainiz-cam,
in Morty Downing's hoses. Ha stated that it was
always open to the public, mad was the constabulary hsd
taken refreshment there. The liar of oaths to be taken was
not produced, bet the Micmac rated It verbally in his evi-
dence. Three of the primers Wealthy, Drina*,
and Stack—had not been award. They were identified
by the informer.
The examinatioa terminated at five o'clock.

Wearthy, Stack, and Nitooll were diarlarged on that.
ova reicogaisinon of ova kindred pounds to come up for
uteri whin called upon. Dana, Diana, Dowsing,
Patrick Dwain, Timothy K.Glarthy, O'Shea, sad
Ohms wars admittad to bail, themealaw in 1001.
era, and two wouritia of 601. each, to ap-
pear at the arias. Daniel WCartby, E. Sullivan,
Namibia, M. Monaghan, W. O'Sbaa, and Marty Down-
ing, were committed for trial without ball.

The solicitors for the prisoners returned thanks to the
magistrate and the crown solioltongor the moaner ID which
the prooeulings had bees aoaluoted.