The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09 00:00:00

MURDEK IIY NEOMOEt

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The American papers contain an account of • shocking
murder which was committed about a fortnight ago at Harris-
burgh. ii'. unmarried brothen, Abraham and Joseph beim,
Industrioun mechanics, bed teed In. email house there for
upwards of 30 years They. owned • small tract of land, and
were suppose! to hate accumulated MAIN money. The
locality la thinly settled, the nearest neighbour being about
four hundred yards distant from their place. Two negroni maim
to the place and asked the bourickeeper for som.thlog to tat.
Their request wail granted, and they devoured • hearty break.
fast. They then visited the cabinet-maker's where the
brothers were at cork. To the questions of the agrees cos.
corning their Intents the unsuspected brothers gave ready
answers. The Ityrnma protracted their stay so long tha•
the brothere became hopatient, and proposed to start to the
woods for material. needed In their work. To this the hotue-
k cepa objected, expressing four of being left without prole:Wm.
Th. Ilelims ceneluded to remain, and the marrow reluctantly
departed. At noon they n,turood sad palmed the afternoon In
the little barn near the house. About five o'ciock In the
evening Abraham Ikhro, aged about 70 years, went to the barn
to when own. And while the .41 man wad at WM( they arose
from their lair and deeputehel hue. tposi the dieenury of
the murder and Übe surnntoning of .stance the negruce
retrtated, but met of Liman has since been apprehended.

MR. A WM'S MIMION 'IT) CANADA.
The veinal term, and condition, offered by the Canadian
Government to the Mstional Agricultural Labourer. Union,
rUt rogrrct. to the suilgrati-n of sgrlcultural labourers to the
D aorl.o. ais entleslied in the official letter of Mr. A. N'Kellor,
Ihe C lambskins, of Agriculture and Inimigratlon, are write-
what more mit• ter el fact than tho cripti-di given of them ny
Mr. Arch In the speech which he deli •ered on Monday eight at
Learailtegton, on hui return from hi. I..%nart an trip. The letter
wee addressed to Mr. Arch, anti I.ew:it:4lj offers no advantages
to OtolifflUlta that the ilovemumot had hot proviou4S
to suitable person . delifoU4 of sir.theig In the
IS minion. Mr Are?, atati..l that the CA44114411 Gov.•rumeiet
wee i remind to" build comfortable, decent, en II en c'ed Mr •
Sr their nico, " aid to give to nab, immediately on arrival,
Ilse or ale acre. of clear-41 land, awl 1, Radii imat acres of land
on whit tr the timber heal not tmen fed. el. Mr. It, Ids
°Meld letttr to Mr. Arch, certainly proud.. lint olds an
Into, tint condition, which /tr. Arca Uhl nut I.l4l.lloll—that
"the het clot pro. 'atone repaid by theeetrhrc 1.1 Instalmouta ;"
awl this condition appears to hate been ewe Mr. Aide him. If
note. ted in hi. men proesaile to Mr. WK.-Illor. Nor dove the
acipticcoveri in the sego-non made by Mr. Arch on tins point
ammo. to have boa any .pedal concomion to the Union, but
to rave b en In pursuance Of • Wail ainnly adopted and acted
op nby the Government. Mr. Mliellor Yruin ari..u•
eatt a. it. hove up to the pre,ent bean U1141:10 I. c‘ettidete
re. ye than about halt the number, f cot mires that were Intended
to I. constructed and lately 1 baov adopted the .ysteni of ps).
Mg settler, themselves for building their uou 11..44 and
clearing goo scree of land, requiring otie-Afth of Om allowed
litauont tube retained and the either four-liftha to he paid tack
aaauai inniamente ; but I shah see that a limited nember of
additbral lots aredrepared for 0...-cupatloo." ilhere are it.
contlith •Vacl. to the oruitiary free grant of 100 wee if
uncleared Imp.. A settler ace to the p-esent slate of the
law, init.'. reUde In Lk cottage floe yam. before /to reedy,* the
title deeds t..• the land and eri CAII It hie own pro,ierty. Mr.
Arch, it We !Tench luol llomiay, made no allusion to this
re ll,eitLl Lot.thtion, but the quint day at an °Metal meeting of
the f:Krett' Cuu•toot, f the 1.11.,•ur0f.' 1,, la he elated to
the c intuitive that he had bron4lit Oa. dato:Ully under the
no ice .4 the Cat4•lll4 flover..nicut, art oxj.roov.l all .140{011
that It i ght at once to be re two, d Ile wide.? • show.ng that
ho aid it t in hie obj,,f, tad ih..t the c edition to,
(Mum unaltered-- that it all rehuoivd to be aeon *list
e.,une the (low,rnetoot w. 414 pUr.OO In reference to this
matter, but he .I..oetely /sepal his request wood be complied
with, hen ito. he conakiered the Ni ebb farm labourer. would
IL. to have their deeds "toot, as they were able to pay for
their land Mr. Arch did not ztate that Ida effort, to obtain
free temeges (non the Cmadian Goternment bad proved
abortive. ile told the Executive Committee of the Colon
privately, however, that be had mooed this subject very
etrungly on the various Government officials, but that the only
amwer he had received as jet tsar loth, effect that they had
already re-toted the pa...kJe rate from L 6 lit, to at to, and it
had slat been mrranged that LI to of the latter amount should
be returned to each anterant after be had been hi the culeey
three reeethe. Mr. Arch added that he peened tor this amount
Whig allowed at Liverpoid, whore it would be of greater service
than in the weepy, and that they preedetd to ocesider taw
sager and wad Kemp millibctorr Num,

TUB TIORROItNIC TRIAL.

DT K, scaly Gnome/need hie soirees to the tory en
Tueeday by invoking Ito Sopron. Being for light to
guide rio,so toaj 4 dsoi-lon. Wue note any, he
who MI not act In this great Gorse in a fp slid Si
d
thins.; it wcro letter for that pun that a updates.,
were hangot elect hie nook and that he were east Into
Isni a I beware, that, least the spirit of vanity.
or the It d.i.noe of bribriy, or euchre bute should mls-
'rod them I He deol•red that he bad sought Is every
way to enHg Wen his mind in this case, LI .8 to enable
him to where lima truth and WO*, of the cue
lay. He had pr..yod for thou, th from on high to enable
Wu to go throuth It worthily. He bad eudeavourod
to divest t.imsalf of the feelings of an olvocate
and to look up. s it in the spirit of judicial imp*,
Witty ; and he discolored that he (marooned his
address without any doubt as to the ultimate malt
If he had, he &warred that he should no longer eau to
live to this country. What was there la It worth
living for extent the kVo of truth and jusUoe ? If
truth were on his side, se he hoped to be able to show,
thou was little that ho °pent to fear. The triumphs Si
falsehood ware but temporary and Raked by gold or
other oorrupting irlinanoca throb itfineue had been
used unsparingly in this cue for the support of fele,-
hood—of fasehood most monstrous—organised by the
highest powers of intellect alter beg deliberation, sup-
petted by the turn:ire of the invisible power and
Influence, he would nut say of religion. but of
superstition. He Noted not to farm this diabolical
power. 11, was not alarmed even ip tho prosecute
of an Rorer upulous power using unscrupulous
means. By the help of Ood and the Puy
ho would crush it and beat It into the dust.
He should have to oak the indulgence of the jury for
"wispy days." Troi prosecution he declared was "the
worst, most trick..., and moot praligate prosecution
even Instituted siooe the ti.n• of the elloarte,"--suppor led
by gold and by the foulest mous, "by forget', perjury,
and bribuy." Alter liatilogr of the bad dodges*/ roe.
mer days, be oomplathed of the ill-treatment of his
wi,neasee in this sue, en width the Judge. interposed
with some warmth to repel the impliod imputatko
upon the C. net, and the Lord Chief Justice observed nut
"much of wh.t had been already said trenched upon the
verge, he would not say of propriety. but of endonneo,"
but he could not sit Went under sea an inthatation.
He appealed to the number of his supporters through
the onuatry, sod be asked if all of them were knaves or
fool., or whether rt ur Orton oouid have duped them?
Non* of those who had bcoome his supporters had
fallen away fsom biro, and he pissed particular toilworn
on the adherence a Mr. Walloy, especially after his
vialt to America and his inquiries there. Mr. Lusaly
went on to 1.0.00.114 the oeueoution of making no. of
"forte,, and poitury " which the Lord Mel
Jostle* declared to be entirely without foundation, sad
he took °unsnap grors than ours to 'huge the later
Lord CI iel Bovill with bluing aided on " a foregone coo-
Onion," and with having acted arbitrarily In raosumite
big hie ellent for trial.

OcK 11011 DUD AND TH/ITT-THIID DAT,

Dr. Bettely rerouted Hs address to the Jury oe
Wodnmday by again repeating his forum &anecdotist=
of the oonduot of the prormostion, cle•orlblog has worthy
of " bell." upon w Mob tha Lord Chief Justloo
indignantly rattrobated the on. of soots laaastast. sod
declared alertly that ha would not allow It to be seed.
Dr. Kenrsly proesetkd to draw a parallel Werth*
Rom sad tho pate larch Joseph as to kis nosivesamord.
ea for marry years with Ids pareab. Tbe defsedsats
many error, and blenders Ith Dried showed be had sot
been *06.120.

001 •OnDIVID AID 111111TT.Y0171112 DAT.
Dr. liese.iy on Thursday resumed his address, and
after ooeupylag an boor in criticisms ea the espressioce
of the prossouting ecuneel or.. their erose-exambietkre
of his witnesses, sad In etude' his own arosseeumi•
nation of witnesses for the prosecution, he proceeded
to answer by antioinaUes the queetion le knew would
he taked—wby he bad not walled B•igeot Hie answer
wu that he did net want ft.inent, and that hie Beldame
was.. strosg that if the jory dtd not believe It, tubber
would they belle,* If he could mall an angel from buns,
or evoke the weeping phaotr in of Lady Tiehborne her-
self "hem the grave." He went on to ocrasplain that
puma oonneeted with the Kuwait...re went about
saying that they had the verdict of Use jury in their
pocket. The stakeout was indissantly denied by the
',nasal for the wrer cotton, and the Lord Chief
Jacks. dermeated ouch statements unaupprrted by any
tvidence. On. of tl.• jury iutintated that atteanyie
certainly were made to menu*, the.; he did met say
cm which side. He sought to encase errors
f his wltuoriaes not. dates, SS being mere mistakes
en which, ho , the L.rd Chid Jostle. observed
that,. where the date ins a the mews ef the inquiry,
lihafo the wltneasra 'peke to seeing Roger at attain
p'uTe and within outalo jeiriods, and it appeared from
Ripe, Own letters that he was not there within thou
periods, then, lowevrr honest their mistake. might be,
therm errors were not the lees vital to 'heir *relines.
Dr. Ktnesly urged that in most ouerethe mistake. of
tl, witneaces wore immaterial, and se to the mistakes
of the defendant himself, he went on to suggest that
Lay Tiebboroe was habitually hrueurete as to feels
and date. : so that it erns rather a pilot in favour of
the defendant that Le should have shown tufts of tbo
traormi.Son if the some rurality. As to Vlir "'Urges
against L•&., he vrben ently deolarol that, no matter
slAtt cringe might be proved against him, he shenld
api+old his avlderiee is fru, and thst no subs glut
crarTnality o,mld do r troy it, truth, though he admitted
It night rff.ot its nredtbliity. Aid he wont on to
nvake mullet violent attack upon those who are eon-
daatine the proeneutios and their witnesses, acieueing
(ham of resorileg to fraud aid perjury, bribery and
furs,: ry, keeping book documents and substitatir gother-,
and, lir short, every %odes if criminality. Toe Omit
In vain pretested a‘stnirt suet imputatious being mad*
without any evidenee to support thew ; but be still
r.i.te.l In hie aorusatione, and they located the stopU
of the rest of his speech.

Mr. gene+, re:taming his address on Friday, WO-
tinned his attack, on what he called the nenoalons
oneduet of tbe proseeu; ion. lis particularly cow Weed
of their testing his witnesses by the printed record of
ti sir evidettee at ti-• former Wei, and be 'Waded
ancsatically tb the memoranda by which Lady
Radcliffe and Lady Remittent), Mr. Deread Fitzgerald
and Coked Ornowood and others of the witnesses
for the proectrution h. 4 sondem,' tbeir recollection is
to Cate., upon which one of the Joey pointed out a oon-
firmation of the accuracy of Lady Hadn't ffe's memoranda.
He then west on to ref,r to that part of the cross-
examination of his client when being shown a
photograph of Sir Edward Doughty he said ft wea one
ef old (Atom At to this Dr. Keenly urged that than
was so proof of the pbotogreph, upon which, bowel's r,
the Jodge pointed out that no one and suggested a
doubt about its being a photograph of Sir Eduard, and
that Dr. Kneel, himself had taken tbe point that it
appeared to have been takes when air Edward was el
middle ago or to the prime of life, which they said Was
p Sir
tich.d. g'•Delryilitilaswetontara.rto deal who:
the
nese of Miss Haim whisk is the suhject of one of the
charges of perjury. He treated as a were " picot/gen-
tian " his chest's sworn sietemeat that la 1852, while
at Dented:way, be was paying his attention to WWI
and that be used to keep the soldiers walling
an litmr or two at a time" outside Ler house while be
was inside with bar. Upon this the defier:lnt roes and
said to his soonest "I say It was troy." and his counsel
procooded to insist that la substance his statemma ses,
proved by lb. witnesses In had called. Lie tan
adverted to the 'videos' s, to Lady Tiehborn.'s
weakens or onsinete, which was sweeties,' by hie wit-
tiness. As to this the Lord Obled Jostles obserweel
that it ems never suggested she was out of her mind.
Tilll foreman observed that Mr. Alfred Seymour bad
state/ that latterly she "named to be wavering" Dr.
Banal, contended that the (irides*, showed that to
the last elm was senate sod °mitt:sued to believe the
defesient to be her son, allowing him to the and of
her Ide £l,OOO a year. if, he urged, abe was mete, sae
weld not be mistaken, and maul ban been privy to a
fraud, if fraud there were; but this the prosecution did
not •enture to suggest; though her brother, Mr.
Seymour, bad used strong language about her.
One of the Jury raid, with referent). to • statement
he had sonde as the previous, day, that attempts bad
been made to it fiance two of lb* Jury, that son
attempts bad been made to izesenos them in favour of
the defendant. Penns bad sailed upon them, and had
Wed to ponwsds them to give their verdict for the
defend ant.

The defudant rose and tali 'tine without his hur-
ledlr.
The Lord Chief Julio* sold no doubt It MU .o.
Mr. Hawkins otki ho did cot at all desire to nutlet
that it wu with the knowl•dp of the defendant, but
ha rrjoicod tint those who wen cumeeted with the
•proneution wrn freed from the Imputation.
Mr. Hewn], aall ho did aot be11.,0 that any pullout
of the defeats would lure taken mob a omens.
The Fontana Pal the L'lrr wen quite willing to
in lien the defends, t nom t • 'imputation.
The Lord Chlef Jutioe.—No doubt; it would bays
bean not ouly improper, but eery imprudout on him
part.
Mr. Koneoly said he would not admit that any par
!inn cf the defendst t could hare take, such a oosne,
though be scull quite °Queen, of some partial.. of Us
proorootion doing so lo hi. paws.
The Lord Chid Justice held up hie hands In istonialt-
aunt.

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Ti • Foremen rAli the parson who herl wsitei on Mtn
hvi eald he w 'fot.rotel for the dellrud,nr,"
The other juror who hal fist epchen seid the person
who rig Mm mode • sing!, etatement.
LUIS

Wit sot being forttoroaO7, Lai* tam btu lodged la

" !us lay'a /fres kg Slitad-Ird oontsitts the following:
—"lt hsa j tit hcoat box rtained that J. an Lola, now in
PetdoeviS.. prison, was dbahatsed from Chatham silh
• ...Ant of-1a..... the 215 sh March last, having th-o
sorted deo an.i.a-ha'f )tara of • 'arm of el VIM
pure penal servitude, sod hanky/ b.on sh.o
Ito-
pii.onrd ptcvinusly for a term of thr.• years; the
(If .• on (soh newel.* being of the seine eharaoter
as 11a1 which he Is said 1., has, alit:noted at Mesa...
11. Luau, Schenck, awl on the :Pth Marsh."

Corr:mt.-010DR to din veruplaiots from ths
public of WWI or pro* oak., Da off
▪ °ions imitation of my GOLD NADAL MORNING
INK, I can only be RIL3PONSIBLE for that Istelled
as follows " Prepered by the I.),lghler of the late
Job. kkm,i,. 75 Soutbga's R.od. Trade Mark,
Opted Mew." Read Ike lahcla and detect the
fraud. Inv, ntor of Ms Pthatal, with Ink, inns aad
IMen-strelol.er. Bottles 61. or lo PLovalz Ink fa no
way connected ei,lt Ibla Finn.
Br floral. 'ATTAIN Porpor.—" I mush ePProw• of
your J. t'doal.) Conagated cad
Ped. iiimg cad Teal, lo• assi.th g ILlants cutting that
I. th."—JUII2I ETIDMAY, 11.1i.C.8. To be had of all
Chemist..

flottowaT's PiLt.a.—a palate tufo for headaches,
blifou.ni.so, loss of appetite, Purl Lowness of spirits.
recaps engaged it lit...tory pursuits or commerce aro
hammed that these pills eta be taken without dame,
haus wet or sold, and require no tuterruption of buskins
or pleuure. They set eery mildly on the bowels,
streeizthen the stocnisob, and promote a healthy action
of the liver, whereby they purify the blood, clamps the
skin, brace the nerves, and invigorate the whole system.
They iff,et wonderful change in a debilitated con-
stitution, so they mats • healthy appetite, eorftet
indigestion, remove inspissated bile,giddlaaalseadaohes,
tad palpitation of the heart. Pisa ablations for the
use of tide coodiaiss, at ono boa mild rod onordoso,
ore Mood to mod bur

Till ()OIM TRAMS.

Boehm@ in the grain trade during lb. week bss not
been brisk, but a firm tone has prevail. d. Wbuk
both English nod foreign, has oocsalooally umrauded
an advisers of is. per qr., mid notwithstudlng the low
supply of ionise, about 62,400 gra. being tffered at
Mark-lane, there have been no symptoms of • lel ipae.
Farmers' deliveries have 611.113 be. m 4140211 150 Ws.
being received. The position of the trade le relatively
unaltered, and • continuous of firmware may be ex-
peokd, es money to tsar, and the receipts from abroad,
o•ing to the sluing of the navigation, ma; shoitly be
I expected to fall cif. The quality of British wheat
I sold at Ilark•ltos during CA week ending December
was 1,3 7 qrr., and the average pries flds. 4L
Barley both malting sad grinding, has been steady in
vales with • moderate demand. The quantity of
British barley fold at Mark-lane during the week ending
Guenther 9 was 1,366 qrs., 6epr4e43.41. ; oats
31 gra, average 31s. 64. Oats, ruin, buns, and peas
without *hangs. Flour quiet, but firm
On Thursday, at Binsingli to there wee a full supply
of Basil- It wheat, sad, bolus firmly held for last weeks
rates. great part wont book unsold; but little doing
la foreign—pries 001M111011 neatened. Fine barley la.
per cr. lower.—At Bristol, them was a fair supply of
Inglis/ wheat, the demand was moderato, and last
week's priors were scoerally supported. Arrivals of
foreign bdag heavy the &mud ruled very doll, and
only • retail trade was done at about the values of this
day sionight. Kolas more pressed, and fully 6-1. per
qr. shover. Barley, both malting and seeding, was
hold tor last week's Khios, but there wsa only a limited
damned for either. In oats more doing, and value
were inly maintained. —At Bury St. gelmunis, wheat
and bulgy wire wsll represented, and sellers had a
difilealty in mounanding the full pesos of hut week.—
At Manchester, the trade during the week luta been
languid, buyers having shown no dispmlWsu to follow
op
Moir recent purchases. This moraiog sellers were
asking more money for both English and foreign wheat,
bett,,thom being so disposition on Um put of buyers to
operate, only a few sales oostarred, Lad to effeett those
it was necessary to wept lase wook's rates. The sum
remarks may be made abAtt flour.—At Newbury, sup-
ply of wheat was plentiful; but owing, no doubt, to
Mo slowness of Christmas dealers and millers ps, chased
imatieeely. Best waroels only 'commanded late piles.;
while inferior and sersciduy qualities wers 2a. to 3s.
per qr. cheaper.
On Friday, at Nark-lane, attendance at market
limited. English wheat usohanged from Monday.
Foreign is large supply, sad it sslos were !weed rather
less money must be aweeptou. Flow not quits so firm
se on Monday, esposhdly infellor description.. Barley
kw. Oats, In mosequaao of lure supply, 'ahem
aorta maraud less mosey. Noise firm • Moaday's
quotations unaltered. Litsead and muse without
Maass from Noaday. Poppysesd learn, and folly on
dear. Floating eargwa—Wheat, most fins ducriptiom
Ira; Inquiry for Continent. Barley slightly in baps'.
favour. Baena unaltered. Mese, 31. 'beeper. Un-
tied very Arm —Mon's*, I 91. to 631. ileoeseed
tautly,. Poppyrod sarce, and firmly held for 66% 61
to arrive. Cottorweal quiet. —At Derby, fair supply of
wheat. MMus, in whisk was study at resent prima.
Red sorts realised Oa to 665., and whits 68e. to 74a.
per 36 striae. Barley was a moderato show, and samples
were disused of at Mu ratan ef last week ; meting
daseriptioas made iLi. to 51.. per 39 stow. Th. show
of eats was middling, and there woo a steady demand
at late tome —wow oats, 29'. to 36e. • old, Ma to Us.
pee II stose.—Al Devisee (41b). thorn' was a vary good
aapply of wheat and barley at mark" for boll' of
trade was generally arm at last week's rates. Beat sad
far malting Whey *guessed • good demand, but
grisdlag barley WM totally naglostie& Good wheat met
a brisk demand at the fall rates of last weak, and I.
WWI few eases 61. per asok advises was reamed.
Other grain • limited sale, at last week's rotas. For
'Mikes • rather better demand. Bees abut, 410 s. Is
66s per qr.; sosonda ditto, 644. to 68a.; sallies barley,
31h. to 3d..' grinding ditto, 30s. to 84‘.1 oats, 27e. to
33..—At Lisecia, the show of wheat was rubor larger.
Disaiaad fair, and last wook's Uvulae was telly main-
tained. Barley • lair average show. Quotatioas firm,
good samples befog is demand. Oats trus.—At Liver
pool, there was sal; • thin wooden*, of the town sad
tomato teed., aid litsi. dispositioa to buy. Wheat
was in vary limited request, and both while sad red
may be quid U. to 91. per 100th. lower. Flour was
also negieMod, sod 61. to is. pet barrel arid auk easier.
—At Wakefield, wheat trod. quiet, mid lut Friday's
rates steadily maintalud. Poor show of barley, and
good pumas feta higher prime. Buns and oats lay
sb dr.