The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-26 00:00:00

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GREAT AeltievrefeeT oF MECHANICAT. INGF.NCITT.
reccived they have been favourable. Tel
he lad of lee•
—There iv now to be .een at Bennett's, the well•known
mere has most kindly any
anticipatesl . atmlication y b
watch manufacturer of Cheap:side, a gold hunting-watch these vieitors. In 1411 Caged ill W 111.... :ern,e . A.., ;
offering to admit the Orphe '• to to vrew the Brillg.
a 84/ rellinhilillo• • character art to W. II destree de.erip-
and Co., and other firms,
water Gallery on the production of their paestairts.
Hon in our columns. hi koblition to Icing a linnet:l:epee
3lessrs. .1. Penn and sons, of Greenwich, Mc:ars. Cox
of the utmost precision, with clue ~, , , meter udjustinent r.
conipeneat ion balance, end cylitidriral epring, it exhibits
their works to be inspected on the sanw terms A . pish-
on the dial plate the following slillerent indications :
elution ha. been niale for the pilmission of some of the
tii et, 1100 itration of time ; secondly, the 1110.01'S age : kaders of the undertaking, who have already arrived, to
thirdly, the th of the year ; fourthly, the day of the have al,O s.ffenel to .allster
the galleries in Hyde Park on Saturday to see the voluu•
month, in addition tss the hours, reunites, and SeCOlida
as in an ordinary watch. The inecleusisin is vu contrived leer review*
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that ally one or the whole of the Minds may be set fors FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION e. Na Nee n wnK. —On
wards or backwards at pleestirc, without deranging the Friday a fearful boiler explosion took place at in-
zest. Mr. !loosen, the manufacturer of this remark- thorp, about three miler fie in Nowark, by which a
;tele product , naturally regards it axone of the highest highly respectable gentlemen of the town, Mr. George
triumphe of intalern horalogical science ; for these ex- Ingledew, millwright and engineer, and one of his
traonlinary timekeepers have hitherto been •OnSidered workmen named Richard Gregory, have hot their lives.
rather or ineellaid cil marvelr than as Id practical use. For about six weeks past the boiler and engine connected
In this case every movement iv Ikkiddown in the stricteet with Mr. Leavers's eons-mill ball leen uudergoing a
proportion, and hared upoli calcelationa of au absolutely thorough repair, the engineering and machine work
roientific character. Although it lias taken more than being Alone by Mr. inaleelew. The boiler had been
• twelvemonth in it-s production, mid is enclomd in a repeired in the front by Messrs. Welch and Glasson, of
hatelmine gold case, it is within the compass of a pocket Newark. It hadl been the intent' of Mr. Leavers and
timekeeper. We strongly recur iiiii end those of our the gentleman who hail repaired the boiler to have it
revilers interested in mechanical ecienee. to avail them• tested with nad water by hydraulic power before it was
selves of this opport iiii ity of gratifying their curiosity as
put to work swain. hut Mr. Ingledew was afraid some
to what is nosilsle to be effeebai by the enterprise of 110Wjoints which hail been making would not titan.' the
he of "lir leading watch manufarturers. • text of cold water until they had been hardened by the
GA HI RA Mil AND SICILY. —A crowded public meeting steam and hot water in the regular way of working.
Was licid in the Lecture-hall, Newcastleosii•Tyne, on He therefore recommended that the testing sheuld be
Tuesday eveninee—Mr. Smilenset Bea , tit, brother to delayed for a dime time. Accordingly the steam was
one of the members for South Nortlkumberlansl, oCCU• got Up on Friday afternoon last, and the engine started,
pying the h chair, - "(vi ex press 'sympathy with the under the din-elion of the deceased mall, Gregory.
Italian patnots in their struggles against their "ppm. Towards evening Mr. Inglelcw, arrived, and a droasing
eon." There were several rim:akin, among wl were machine Was set to work, with the steatn up to a presrure
Mr. Jueepli Cowen, jun., olie of Garrisablea personal of lalb., at whieli the safety valve rose and let off the
friends ; Mr. Councillor Newt,.,,, Mr. Councillor liar- elemm .It then went down to 40. but was got up again to 45,
ford, and others. The following resolutions were when the valve new • second tune. Apparently for the
agreed to k "Thct this meeting veers's."... eincere eyse• purmoe of getting additional power Mr. Ingle-dew
pathy with the brave Sicilians in their effort.; to throw directed him man Gregory to put the valve down, and
off the bated rule of the Ilssiirborie, isnd believe that the monield he did los a terrific explosion took taxer. the
they and their li.•roic leader, Garibaldi, are worthy of pressure being too ',outdid for the boiler, which bail
the support of all free people and the friends of liberty been in use many years. I fregory WU fearfully scalded,
throughout the world ; that while this meeting does not Anil fell with his head across the manual on the top of
ink the British Government to take part in the Sicilian the boiler. Mr. Ingledew was also scalded in a similar
strrioale, it declaree that it is the imperative duty of manner ; but both of them en-litout of the boiler-house
Her'Majeety'e advim•ra to do all in their power to secure through the cuelliole. The force of the explosion forced
absolute non-intervention on the part of other States, off the roof, and scattered brick., tiles, and iron plates
and to refuse to odium auy other Power whatever to all immense distrkisce. The mill wax not injured, being
interfere in the struggle now pending between the King a separate building. The dew if the boiler had corn-
of Napl"es and his long-sufferina and oppreesed sub- Pletely collapse 4 fmni end to coil. The shape of the
jerts. It was ordered that collies of the above results- flew was oval (which is a very objectional eliape). and
lions be forwarded to Lord John Russell and General the power of the boiler almut 9or Ilehorise. The sufferers
Garibaldi. were conveyed to Newark—Mr Ingledew to his home,
NEW STATE AsTLEM.—The State Asylum for Crimi- and Gregory to the hospital. The former died about
nal Lunatics at Broadmoor, on Baishotdientli, now lialf•past 1 o'clock the same night, and the latter expired
approaches completion. The site comprines 290 acres, shortly before 9 o'clock on Saturday morning. An in•
arid the land, which is of an uncluiating character, falls Onellt was "Pened on slew of the 6"1" on Saturday
towards the south, and is sheltered from tee north and evening, when the jury found • verdict ot " Accidentally
east winds by • belt of wood. There is a stream yield- killed," and expressed their opinion that Mr. Ingledew
Mg froin 50,000 to 100,000 gallons daily, of bright soft aided injudiciottely in ordering Isis man to put the valve
water. The buildings are cue- bed upon the north., mu down•
hart. from which fine and exkinive views are corn- AMERICAN SL4VER7.—Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts,
mended. The C ~,,,, unsionen in Lunacy state that it who was so brutally beaten in the Senate four years ago
hay been deemed sufficient at preeent to provide ace - by Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, revenged himself
imelation for 400 melee and 100 females, because, lately in the same laxly in the first speech which he has
although the number of eri 11l inal lunatics has for years delivered since the oration that causesl the fowler
been increasing, and was 731 at the colannericoneed of assault. This eptech, entitled " The Barbarism of
the year, and may accumulate through the et:elite,. of Slavery," is too remarkabe to be pasaed by. It has
juries to admit the idea of insureity, many have 'man "ttraeted much attention, and is considered to have
for year.. Mande* of asylumv from wlech it would be a di 11l i l tidied the clianees of the Republican candidate.
hardship to remove Blest*. The•re will he the Weans of The length renderedt inifaosible for us to giee 1111 l le than
claasilication according to the condition in life, calms. an extraCt, but the folloaing may he taken as asps:inters
tin ansl habits, mental tastes, and propensities or the of the huhe : -" Look at it in the light of pritieiple,
inmates. Tile Government are ca.rying • Bill through and it is nothing less than a huge insurrection against
Parliament for the custody and "care oferiminal lunatics the eternal law of II iod, involving in its prati iisions the
in all asylum apers.priated to that imrteme." ulmial of all litinum righte, awl ssleo the denial of-lime
'Dien- are but few elistoni, vii "hied ionostole aim Milk,: Dsvilie low, in whiell Ifni binned( is manifest, thus hieing
the ,h, aets a c„,,,,,„„bi, art hies with a", r„hoo., es practically the groeeeet lie awl the groesrst Atheism.
disappointment is certain to ensue when the trahif qoalify II"'""led in ri"lallee. ellsteintal OhIY 11 ri"leneeu such a
IJ. Opp, e, -1. The Parliamentery Reperta on foiell :Melte- Wrong must by a cure Iskw of conmeneat' blast the
ration amply pro, that on tea „mei artiticiA i„,5„,,,, I/I.tee IIS Well as the AMA: ; Mast the lands on which
have Ismg been empluaed to make available a quantity I they live; hlaet the criiimunity of which they are a
et otherwise imaslei.l.l.• leaves, for the Chinese add Part ; blast the Goveniment which dotes nut forbid the
colour to disguise the eerislied brown Appearance of the outrage ; and the longer it exists and the more cont. '
Ism 1111 l n crop. The halter sorts they also colour, it PletelY it prevails meat its blasting influences penetrate
renders alike " the precieur and the vile," and enables the whole eerie' seetelli. Berhermis ill origin : kW"
tlieni to pees off the Mel at inipnored rAtum, thus pro- barone in its laws ; barbarous in all its preternions ;
tiling at the expense of the consumer. Hortrinian and barleirous in the instruments it employs ; barbel-owl
Co. years since introduced the only effectual remedy by iii coliecquences; barbarous in spirit ; barbarous where-
abolishing t lie use ..f artificial colour on all their initmrts, ever it shows itself, slavery roust breed barbarian% ,
which are now univeraally kronen as "Hunlissien's while it develsmes ever) where, alike in the individual
Purr Tel, iii Parkes." The high estimation in which and in the society of which lie forms a tart, the
the tea is every where held, arises from its tiecemarily emential elements of barbarism. In this diameter 1( 15
being " always good alike," from the entire alseenee of now conspicuous before the world. In undertaking now
brown flavourless leaves. eke list of Local Agents in to expose the barbarism of slavery the whole broad field
this paper. ei open before ere. There is nothing in in character,
THE Cuenerneeffire -It is understood that Heenan its manifold wrongs, its wretched results, and especially
is sshout to return to America, " leaving the honour of in its influence on the claes who claim to be " ennobled"
contending for the old belt to other suipirants." It now by it, that it will not fall natundly under coneiileration
scents probable that the chasm l i hip of lettgland and Slavery is a bloody touch-me-not, sod everywhere in
the eusesession of" the belt" will shortly be fought for eight now bloom* the bloody flower. It is on the a ay-
hy t ea, iiie,i, named iiarst, nhos the staieeeridge side as we approach the neti 111 l al Capital ; it ie on the
Chicken, and Tout Parlduek. The Eolitor 4of Reif a Life marble steps which we mount ; it flaunts on this floor,
eppecls to the sportitig public to c 11111 l • forever,' in aid of I stand now in the house of in friends. About me,
the eubeeription for the belta—faceimilice of the Chalky. while I speak, are its most sensitive guardians, who
pion'a budt—lately presented to Sayers and Heenan. have shown iti the past how much they are ready either
These were, it eeems, ordered on credit, and are still to do or not to do where slavery is in queetion,
unpaid for. Each man receives nearing like .C 5,000 Menaces to deter nie have not lwen spared. But I
coutributesl by his countrymen as a testiniumal to his should ill deserve this high post 44 duty here, with
histvery ; but in the matter of the belts the puldie were which I have been honoured by a generous and
not consulted, •nel haul they been, would doubtless have enlighteued lueople, if I coula hesitate. Idolatry has
considered the height of aleoinlity to give to two fine been often exposed in the presence of idolaters. and
fellows copies of a trophy which neither had won. The hYPocrisY has been elmetieed in the presence of Seribee
compromise was a mockery, and reflected great blame and Pharisees.
THE RECENT MURDER DP AN AMERICAN CUTTER'S
on its authors. To show this it le only neceasary to
point out that Heenan goes ..tf to Almeria', after one CREW.—Wc hear by the mail tram New York that
drawn battle, with • belt labelltel 0 'llie Champion of Hicks, alias Johnson, who had been sentenced to death
England," whereas the true belt can only be Won by for the murder of the captain and crew of the oyster
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being suecemfully held for three years against all eloop k.:. N. Johusure luss cleared the matter up by a
Coilleta. ClideSsi 111 l . Ile stated that the munler took place between
MURDER (H' A GENTLEMAN NEAR CIIE47ER.—A ter• rune anul ten o'clock on the 19th or etkh of 3larch ; that
ril.le murder has taken plans near Chester, the victim there were five persons on board the vessel at the time
being a gentleinati wlio.4e Inoue at preaellt is UliklioWn. —via., Captain Burr, the tWo WatCs boys, and the
Ile was dressed ilk brown tweed, had dark hair and " devil." One of the Watt's boys was at the bow on
whiskers, and laced boots. The body Was found on the luok-out, and he and the devil dispatched him by a
I other Watts was below at the time, and, while coming
Sunday week in a pit at *Auld. The left eye pro- blow iii...n the head with a heavy instniment. The
up to see what causer' the none, " we," lie sale. Olis-
tripled, although it haul been forced or gouged partly
out, and over it were marks of great violence. The I
. patelied him in the same way that he did his brother.
left knee was bnaised no if in a souffle. an healed
was held sm Monday afternoon week, at the teneens. •• We," then lie said, In weeded to the cabin and, with
ferry Hotel, near Chester ; mid, though the jury an axe, attacked Captain Burr. He yeas a powerful .
expressed an opinion that the deceaeed had died under loan, and fought despendely ; but " we" finally dis- '
50 open verdict was patched hi•ii. Ile left the bodies um the deck for :shout
very suspiciumi circumstances,
retunked. an hour, And then threw them overboard. When asked
THF: REL11:101.74 ('ENsCs.—Going to church on • par- how be felt after the munler when alone at sea, i.e re- I
plied that the devil hail sustained bine but bad now de- I
ticular Sunday, and belongiug to vi reli eous commu-
nity, are not convertible terms. Out of eighteen iiiil• , serted I ' . He stated that lie had heard that one of '
lions of people only six millions went either to church the Isalimi haul been found. but did nut believe it, as I
i they were buried fifty miles out at sta. Ile also con- i
or meeting-houee in )1111; and therefore, even if any-
thing were proved about the six millions, nothing I leased having been concerned in the mutiny and four- I
I den on board the ship &Win in 1/444 near the coast of '
whatever was elicited by the last census about the
Nova Scotia, hot gave no particulars. Hicks was en-
twelve millions of Genius. So that the fact alleged :
, gaged in dictating a history of his life and exploits,
to be established, that unedkalf the population had
de•erted the Church, tunes out to ben., fact; for just, . which was to be published in a pamphlet form soon after
two•thirds of the people, in Mil, never asked, and i hie execution, for the benefit if his widow. Ile was to
therefore never anewereul, any question about their 'be hullg on the lath. The munlerer's hruther had
religion at all. What tin present Government Inca written to the council for the defence, etating that the
sure Attempts to do is really to ark the question. It evidence was so conclusive that lie would nut hesitate to i
may be very tiresome, and • most extreme bore—and j sign the death warrant. Ile also says, " Though it I
ilk some cases, perhaps. a eureat puzzle --to answer such I 'Mina 111 c tO the heart when 1 reflect on his condition,
a question. But it certainly is exhaustive of the whole I Yet. when in my imagination I see the ghost of Captain
impulistion--- it really has a meaning. It certainly would Burr and the two Watts' boys arise front their watery
produce isomething more reliable than the ',roams of beds and point to him as the uamistakable cause—and
Dela which, 1111 W that we have haul ten years to look into when I eolitemplate the :kliguislk and sufferings of the
it, is found tube neele imp of moue exceedingly curious phy. friends usf these murdersel men, all my finer feelings
siolugical and niural facts. For example, we learn from the vanish, and I eineerely hope he will never escape through
last census that in Itradfunl, in Yorkshire, the weaknemsof the law." ,
where a 1.4 called the Wesleyan Reformers loosens THE Sotagye Festite.—A letter from lhowow of
ton places of wssrship with Mange for 1.1144 the 3rd inst. gives the following details, respectiug the
persons. at the evening service of Conies Sunday family of Schainyl : " The loran Schainyl has two
just 2,2:45 persons were returned. Ni, less wivee—Zeislote and Chowente. The first is about
puzzling would be the 'wallet fact which, at the same thirty years old ; she is nut liana/some, but is very well
I' e occurred a ttttt lig the Roman Catholics in the liallie educated, end exerciser great influence over her hue '
town, also, having acconinueletion for MO 1•11.0101, i hand, who Colislilted her on his most important attains
returns...l the attendants at a single ttttt riling service at i previoll4 to Ills surrender to the Russians. The linan
3;2eOY, and at a single evening servieu. at SOU ; while the I wished to marry his delight...re Naphisate and Fatimete, '
Mormonites of Leeds a fact worthy of Mr. Elaine.' by a former wife, to two of the st influeedial Nail.s
repecial attention • with church Accommodation for ill Circ....Ma. Sell:meek at Zeiubste's desire, changed Isis
1,220 hearers, loud the courage tO return their attend- deeision, and married his slaughters to two of his wife's •'
slits at ttttt ruing worship at 3,14-1. lbitibili,-., in i brothers. This circunistalice prodUCed a very bail effect
Fpiritual things. we are not to look for the operation of ion the nano& t " ars. Tim Nailm remslved to revenge
the Uslial material lawa—nilliihers ali.l space are con- I themselves, and they del so rill the first opportunity,
ditions whiels we do Not expect to recognize in systems when he was finally attacked by the Kasai:on.
vrhere IllifJClllollB loloWyroo Mill 1111TrOVV. Kitt it lot not Schattlyni ii.- 1 Wife is hands:olio, . the idolises her
the hllKilless 44 (11, S:-ate to encourage flame heavenly . husband, and comesstiates her entire skffectiials betweris '
interpootions by wisicil the bodies of our Roman Catlio- II- iii and lire ulatigliter Sopliiirte. Clemente looks on
lie friends in Bradford are SO VolLOtia•ed and 'the- i Zeblude as a dangerous rival, and UM.-s all lier efforts, to '
realize.' Host • man only occupiea the space of four ; compete with her in dna, The wife of Zazi-Magoma, ,
square inches and • enarter, and by which, lichania- Scharnyl's eldest son, is extremely beautiful. The wife '
like, the Mornionites are 84/ eelf•maltipliesl as to be in id Samna. Seeoll.l son, WllO Ilolda a ColinaliSS iti a
two places at 0110: ; and tlwrefore it strike* Us that.the ; Russian Lancer Regiment, is likewise extremely hand-
I 'elisrla Arrangement for Is6l. Which propoWS I. relieve some. SehAinyl's daughter Fatinsate, who is married tO
the different ohollOtilinatiollB from the task of making the brother Zeidote, is but fifteen years if age, alld her
their own statieties and their own miracles—which was husband seventeen. Sclusinyl has likewise three
what they del on (hue last occeaion—itl On the whole an younger slaughters—Majesmate, Bachots•llosseelon, and
improveinerit.—eratmeulay Ilerieße. Sophiete. The first is extremely beautiful, but club.
Tim ATTEMPTED PcieFElATistl IN Noßpot.M.—llie footed, which causes her tallier great pain, 318 Il• is
following is liiiiii the Tioov of Fridley last. It shows in devotedly attached to hie family. The lashea of Kalouga,
the chmreet light the close connection which the priest, where Use celebrated priaoner resides, visit his wives aud
Father Clergy, had with the case. That ecelesiaatie daughters. When Schatnyl is present at these visits
denied the variour charges made againet I ' , but from the Circassian ladies cover their facto, with their veils.
the eubj tt ' I letter* f the father of young 'Yelp A Russian lady skeked Schionyl to permit the likeness of
sittart it will be seen lie had a great deal tam do with his family to be taken, to which be consented in eon-
the concealment of his son. Ana almm that he (lid r.very- dition that their portraits should be taken by • hely.
thing in Ids power to persuaute that impreesionable This condition waa complied with, and the likeneetes
youth to leave the guardiatiellip if thoee selected to were executed."
have charge of him. They are ae follows : -• PERIL or GARIBALDI AT SEA. When the two
"My dear William,-1 expected to see you on Sun- ate:loners were out ut sea beyond the Sardinian coast
day, but I suppose the usual obstacles Were put in your Garibaldi gave orders that there ehuuld be no lights on
rY, he left the deck in charge of his second, deeiring him
way to prevent you. If so, let me beg of you to put board during the night. Wishing to take a little net,
.yi.,„uirlucaorviifi
not to hme sight of his consort, which was cut ttttt ended
free from all restraint. Those present trials are- allowed by BlaiO. Illit Ulla steamer was the faster of the two,
iskiii'oLefejaur t4l;rie slaßyl"wi it:reel:Jr when enjyrgolun wl•ill'I be
by the Almighty to try your fidelity; penevere, then, and after a few houra it because so dark that *he could
iii prayer, that Gud may 'mon enable you to enter and no longer Ise seen. Garibaldi was callsel, awl lie then
be • a measber of His holy church. Don't *Mud ordered a ta„teni to he hoisted as a
signal 110 all to let
suffering • little for God ; in fact, the more you dui Mein see that he was too far alicad and ;oust slacken
'miter the stronger oUglit to be your resolution. St. speed. nixie did, in fact, see the light ; but, knowing
Peter and St. Paul weie put in primal, arid finally put to Gariladdi'eorder to have none on board after nightfall, he
death, for confessing the name of Jesus ; also • St. concluded (list it was moire Neapolitan alai • 1' siving
cause ; and when, above all. our Saviour suffered for it, and steered right againet the ma piseesl :art of me
Leurence was reissued on a gridiron for the same holy chase. On the instant lie wore his own I-1 d
will not we In ("Bowen suffer a Rae e Be patiellt, enemy, with the intention of running into her and
knocking a hole in her side if powsible. But when the then, for a while, and Goal will make all things easy in
His uwu wise time. Hoping to see you soon, two veesela neared each other Garibeldi, by the faint
" I remain usy dear William, glimmering of the sitars, saw and recognised his consort,
" Your on [ether in J. C., and having rung the large bell on board—a signal pre-
"E. J. CLEICY ." viously agreed upon between himeelf and Bizio—and
springing to the wheel, he avoided the oullision.—Leffer
, front Tarim.

"!2. Norfolk-ma4:7

"ty very dear am extremely sorry that
your noble efforts in so laudable • cause are for the pre-
sent so entrained It toe exhort you to put your
trust and confidence in God, and NA the Israelites of old
have been delivered from the sl•tery of Egypt. so will
you in time be freed ft all control. Pray to GA,
however, that he will hasten the time by softening the
hearts of those who at present offer • seeming opposi-
tion. I need not say that I shall be most kuippy see

A niember has been retunied for Belfast in the room
of Mr. Davison. who has retired from weight of years
and failing health. Mr. Samuel U. Betty, moderate
Conservative, has obtained his election without a mu-
test. The Nortkera Whig speaks of him as "wash lees
objectionable than many other gentliumn whom the
Tories might have sedated."