Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES,

SEPTEMBER 13, 1859,

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Tin LiIiNDON LOCK-OUT, AND THE NINE that all the amemeng Oakes were not skilled artisans ; LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.—YEeTanDe Y. NOTES OF A
our canoe forced up the current with skill and security,
-PLEASURE TOUR TO FORT the solitary grandeur of the scene as it lay in undis- rapid, and the paddles were exchanged for p
WILLIAM AND LAKE SUPERIOR. turbed silenate beneath the noon-day sun.
nouns' MOVEMENT.winding our way amongst the boulders, around which
but' they also knew, at the same time, that those who
[Before Mr. PRESTON.] Was 101 a sound heard in the sultry noon,
are not skilled, must have a living as well as those who
were. In conclusion, he said that all the labounng ASSAULT WITH A Pea-ma—James Smith, a labourer, ca. the . . Save the waves washing dull in many a bay—
Last evening, a public meeting of.the working men the Northwest
e morning of the 27th ultimo, The flow of water in its Alrowsy swoon, exciting in the extreme. .
the water foamed and dashed, rendering theolevyaangde
was charged with committing a Very violent assault e-Round many a wooded steep and headland grey.
of Licerpbiel Was held in the. Concert-hall, for the par- enansit Company's steamer Rescue left Collingwood with At five we landed. Afire was in a few mintiten
population asked far was, the favour of one hour per
upon a married woman, named Ellen Graham, in a And well that murmur with the sleep that lay
pose, in the words of the advertisement, "of affording ceteersa.n)d he hoped they would take no less. (Loud
. court off Arley-street. From the statement of the hasc.c. the mail for Red River, and a party of tourists for Fort On mount and forest blended : far and wide kindled. Breakfast eaten, and our toilets performed as-
came forward, to it
appeared that on Saturday evening the compaekaaa William and the Lakes. Among the gentlemen on Spread nature's wild magnificent array. . u
them an opportunity of expressing their opinion on the Mr. ROBERT TARLTON,Now first unveiling like an Indian bride, - excellent spirits, charmed with the ever-varying beauty
above important question, and also to hear the state- I second the resolution. had heard a great
He
sa
hd t o ver ob'ection- went into the court to' look for her brother. ',mine iris- board were Mr. Sheriff Jarvis ; Joseph Hartman, Esq., In festive splendour decked and riet. barbaric pride." ickl as possible, and we continued our voyage in
of the scenery.
bricklayer,idtii,ny
pute arose between some other women an?, the
came out of his house in the court; ran up to Ellen , According to appointment we landed in the evening, from our
ments of two delegates from the building trades of Lon- ' -. td to themselves in Liverpool M.P.; J. G. Ridout, Esq., cashier of the Bank of Upper
and as we rowed ashore saw the braves mustering in the
' dlheeiel adlaeoeuntinaendotseumreenetn, bute they a w
.y )
don, whij are now visiting the northern districts, and • 3-le had never signed one, and never Graham,apeker. and inflicted
saetseurpiowius,r,,wotla;arotlthl Canada, ,and Master Ridout ; D. Whitley, Esq., of entering the -rapids, our Indians had taken
some time ago.cal with . ranks of war. The dance was to take place in the yard At about nine o'clock, up to which time
at the
the
foot
giving an account of the origin, progress, and prospects would sign one. (Applause.) Documents were very
prisoner'slis wife Cheshire, England; L. W. Ord, Esq., (late of the in front of the. Fort, and soon after our arrival the noticed mewl-
of the grand Rapid, close to whichwe a
of the movement." The hall, both in the body and often printed in Latiu,but they were no mystery to him, •
B 1 H was being beat by some rums in the court, and he came 71st Regiment) ;N. G. Clayton, Esq., England ; John musicians appeared and squatted down on the grass.
_ .
~ tarop e
rate of about two miles an hour, we arrived at
t for the ' eof 4- • By and by the braves andsquaws took their nieces, the
purrs . pr .ectt..ng her. He denied having M‘Murrich, Esq., and Mr. W. MaMurrich ; R. H.
~,
.. sat
iormar being decorated in the highest style of art, Here.
gallery, was crowded, the majority of the audience ap- s proud to see the two delegates from out a
far hie htewarrd to read Lean in the ue-coat os-
ptnokesesresi.n his possession, PPlseessstoin°3sl,sabiudt
heit wwaasssdweotrenrnitoinbeya lal‘Pherson Esq., barrister • Thomas
peering to "consist of operatives in the various branches it
al:
for they had come for a good object. HeDick, Esq., and
7
we disembarked to lighten the canoe, and a 5
of the building trade. too much notice to the
thought the working men gave . , two witnesses.
to put 'a stop to these outrages upon women, and son- W.
M.
Clark,
W.S.'could hear tbe
dleriaebulnetasiizne,afcatlhleed
Rbayptihdelvlnadtiearns.s -War-
W M Ezq~
, instances, appeared to consist in the entire want of .
es
Mr. ,ALETANDER ..,ACDONALD, presicleht of the employers
before
they struck. He did not see that tented the prisoner to three months' imprisonment. out of Collin wood into Nottawasaga Bay, passing the any clothing whatsoever. The musicians gave a few cries of the Indians in their struegles with the now
inclined togive them muchnotice
s ent
Trades' Guardian Society, in this town, presided, and the employers
'ore
their serice Tan Ass.erer IN HOTHAM-STREET.—Mary Ann Cox, Hen and Chicken Islands, the Chrisdan Islands, and preliminary taps on their tom-toms, and striking
river banks, we discoveredgou;canoe almost stationary in
platform was occupied by prominent operatives from that did no n. . . . .
keeper of a disreputable house in Hotham-street, was the strangely-shaped Gant's Tomb on the right, and up a low whining chant, the performances tom-
1 the resolution was carried unanimously. , the centre of
the
different trades.brought up on remand, charged with having committed the Blue Mountains, Cape Rich, Owen Sound, Griffith's mence. The dance appeared to have but one step,
The CHAIRMAN said that the two points indicated at 1 Mr_ ROBINSOf Nn, jOl _ p p
•ner ro osed the second resolution
'‘cTle. ' a most violent assault upon Bridget Lynch, an inmatewhich consisted of raising*-
the body on tae toes and fall- v' but surely, advanced and in a few minutes came into
the .'
'standing, and again ro-
Cane Croker and several headlands on • cove where we were
the head of the placard, the lock-out in London and the ' which was as 0: d .at this meeting views with of her establishment. The facts of the case appeared Isle,
a ' imposing mg heavily on the heels, at the same time bending the
nine hours' movement, both involved important Tees; sorrow, the illiberal
have
displayed
spirit which the in our paper of yesterday. Mrs. Cox and Miss Lynch the left. Along the greater part -.of the west coast of knees. Those who had muskets leaned on them while seeded on our way. Passing a series of rapids, we at-
tions. They pointed direct to the operative classes,
at
master-builders.
fp aye during the dispute ; had a quarrel, and Mr. *Cox lifted ap a tumbler and the bay, the land is high and thickly wooded ; and the performing this operation, and those who had none length came to the entrance of a gorge, through which
the waters rushed with a force thatalmost, prevented-
indirectly they affected the whole community ; and at it more so, in presenting .or signature, adocument, the threw it at the prosecutrix inflicting
working classes had now to nature of which is insulting, de..grading, and abominable, - '
were true, as said that the their exertions with One individual, who
her forehead. The injured woman was conveyed to the present a striking appearance when seen from the lake. we at length came to the termination of our canoe-
' of equal to and which cannot fail to t'be spurnedand e • ted by _eredeserves special co loud-grants. 4-• shook
common aeion one of his lees
contend with a producing power
.workmen, machinery
t_infirmary, and was attended to •-• by Dr. Martin. The
One of the most picturesque of these bluffs, is violentl • •
y, accompanying his performance with a noise
one thousand million of abthey -
le-bodied . e ever honest man, and bring down public indignation case was remanded on Seturda for
ythe purpose of hay- turn of the ravine. After a walk up the hill of less
that the advocates for the redaction on its authors ; and this meeting rejoices at the rode- in • - • • Cabot's Head, situate at the east end of the similar to that produced by a locomotive labouring up
would with him, say O. the evidence of the surgeon - and, to-day he stated
' \labour were not out of the way or unreason- pendent and manly stand made by the workmen againstthan half a mile, we emerged on a table rock, directly'
of the hours of that, at the time the ' ',' peninsula which separates the bay from lake an incline, and continued this for so long a time that
reduction of one hour girl was brought to the infirmary, Falls, and overhanging the basin into which'
able when they asked only for the , the document, and gives its unqualified approbation of her life was in jeopardy • and if she had been kept Huron, at a distance from Collingwood of about eighty his face not been painted of a blue colour, it must inevi- facing the
with.
inferior
that
0,
a (Applause.) it must strike every thoughtful their conduct, and pledges itself to render them every fire minutes 1 '•
' tablyhave become black. During the continuance of this the waters dash a noise scarcely. to . re
in the ay. away ye longer, she might have died from the miles. On rounding. this point, Lonely Island and Half • Niaeara It wouldbe impossible to give a corset idea of
'working man, that this immense mechanical power was assistance and support while the struggle lasts."exhibition, which sanitary
' loss of blood. Mr. Block appeared for the risoner andat
becam -' ' •the beauty and grandeur of this cataract ; the Fall is 1..
calculated to produce a surplus in the labour market. • Mr. REUBEN HATHERWAY, painter, seconded the contended that the evidence .‘ ' p , . Moon Island e Nimble in the north. During ample opportunities of observing the style of personal
s not sufficient to convict
The question then was, were there no means by which resolution briefly. . . the evening the Great Manitoulin was seen to the adornment at present in fashion in these latitudes. The
her; notwithstanding which Mr. Preston sent her for the shape of a horse-shoe, and the deep colour and
..
this surplus of labour could be employed ? There were Mr. THomAS GREENWOOD, stonemason, asked per- eat body of the water at edge of the fall, form a mag
trial, accepting bail for her appearance. north, and the wessd threaded her way among the head-dress consisted in some instances of feathers in g!'
twiny means; but thy utlveyates of a reduction of the mission to speak on the resolution. He said he hod bunches , in some mficent contrast with the fleecy whiteness of the spray
Se Alittllr ti.-A married u uman, named Maly Murray, chain of islands which stretehes aeloss the mouth of of one long feather on each side of
hours of labour say, the hours of labour are- too many been asked to subscribe, and he wished to speak first. the head, after the similitude of horns ; and in others of and falling waters. This truly is one of the treniendona
was charged with having stabbed Ellen Clarke in *.a
the Geor inn Ba The rind al of these the B
g y. p e p are ear's
to admit of the employment of all hands : reduce them, The working men were much more advanced now than cataracts of America, thundering in this solitude, and
court off Addlineton-street. From the statement of Mrs locks guiltless of contact with the comb. The faces of
and a deal of this magus labour will be employed . they had been at one time, and he would support anyßump and the Flower Pots. These last derive their one which we would etrongly urge all travellers to.
Clarke • eared • •' *
• , it appeare that de prisoner was in the court some were painted black, others green, while
The second question had sprung from the first ; and it freemen who were determined to sell their labour at • name from the peculiar and fantastic forms into which exemplified their tastes in horizontal, diagonal, andmany Fort William to visit ; and we most heartily thank
Id
beating an o woman with a stick. She interfered, per-was drawing more attention at present than the other. freeman's prices. when the prisoner drew a knife, and stabbed her in the several islets have been carved by the action of .the Pendicular stripes of every imaginable hue—a lively red the one member of our party, whose finunesa
It consisted of the production of a document by the On the resolution being put, it was adopted amid _ • ~• - . - _ 2 -..1,.:.1, 4,, m.„,..., •;,,,,,,,.;,., 0,;„,, e.,;„ee generally predominating and appearing the favouriteand determination
excurion." our return was most delightful, a*
bhe other parts of their persons for-
-1 painting, for two limh- canoe, with scarcely any effort of the crewr
dashed down the current at the rate of eight a
same device, far
nine miles an hour, and we arrived at Fort William at
, 1 ehnharance l
ten he heal seven p.m. ; having in under nineteen hours accorae
10E plished a distance of sixty-two miles, our only regret
sin being that we had not time to ascend McKay's -Monne
,ver at the c taro from which the view of Thunder Bay and the sir
The'

in -London rev_iring

all men they

v from all trades unions.
Fortunately there was a Iran class of the community
who regarded the document as derogatory to humanity,
insulting., and abominable. (Applause.) But there was
another feature to it. These trade unions were also to
-a great extent benefit soeieties ; and he should, like to

employ immediately to v

applause.
lfr. JAMES BROWN, the other delegate from London,
came forward and said he little thou,ght that the masters
of London would have compelled him to go to the
various towns to ask for assistance for his fellow-work-
men. The masters had got money in the bank, and as
that was the case, they said, because the 20,000 work-

the defence, called two witT
that the complainant cut her arm by b
in a row which took place in the court.
failed, and the prisoner was eommitt
-
WHO DOES HE BELONG To ?—J
Ann Kearney were charged with fight
on Sunday. The woman stated that *they

,-mentioned. At eight p.m., Cove Island
- -1-1.-------"''' ''''' "'"""1"i 'gotten in the genet. .ds were set-
/ aom found of the 4 less of the same
' light, was passed, and we entered Lake colour. Alttgether, the appearance of the dancers was
''e night, the steamer kept the open calculated to strike tenor into the . -4-s of the Sioux
lawn on the 2Sth, after running up the at an immense distance.
As the jumping, singing, and whooping were going
,rn /slam]. and the
-ummond Island on, as vigorously as e dof an hour, without
the slightest variation,- tht. lings were terminated

During tl

ga Channel, between Cock

w, !tg

iat morn:

Z, but that she

reat Manitoulin, t

be magnificen

fishing 14:'

the carelessness of the builders thems
see the poor man attended in his
interred if dead, or if they would f

Ives, if they would
decently

Such things were not to be tolerated in the nineteenth
workmen had made the money for the
e work suitable for England was
to satisfaction by Englishmen. The

looking after another woman

the liamisi

iquoi river is excellent

sicxness
!ad and el(
And yet th

century

She accordingly

Lrf at the Brt

nnhey began fightin
d ; the female p

)arty went (
village.. During t

WATER COMMITTEE

of whoops and

was discha

to stand down

Ler remained here many 0]

s own experie

wed applaus

Mr. JOHN OS

and they would form for them a monst
But the men would have to pay fox
port of the society while

CHARGE OF ROBBERY AT

The weekly meeting of this committee was helc&•
yesterday, in the council-room of the Town Hall ; Mr•
Hodson, chairman, presiding. The other membel-
- were—Messrs. Vernon. Stitt. Farnworth, Mellor,

1, a very respects

:he mas'

s ruled it

manly looki: