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THE NEWMARKET COURIER THURSDAY JULY 7 1870 miiiyWL renewal of disorders not funeral of the late Earl Clarendon look to day and in accordance of tho do ceased private Liverpool of Juno of tho largest carpet manufactories in burned last J he loss estimated 000000 Eight hundred thrown out of employment July Advices have been received hero stating that sharp earthquake experienced throughout Greece yesterday town of Is heap of An island in lha neigh hour hood suddenly disappeared at the timo of the shook No further at LONDON July A coroners today developed fact that Ah Wat ers the notorious baby fanner had been guilty of poisoning and starving several iufonls left in hot charge Tho Americans hero will the Fourth of July as usual Mr Motley tho American Minister has made entertain the Americans at a banquet on Monday Manchester Examiner applaud tho idea of on American monument t to Charles Dickons hut assumes that tin project will be dismissed when American Weirs New Juno fire at Pan- awn caused a loss estimated at tho insurance on which was al most wholly in Companies Only lour lives lost A despatch from South America says a resolution was introduced into the Senate of tho Columbian instructing Government to propose an alliance with tho Republics of Spanish America the ob ject being the liberation of Cuba Rico Should Spain refuse to withdraw her troops from these islands the Allies arc to declare war and aid the Cubans Tho resolution passed enthusiastically and by large majority the Uptons expedition to the blun dering of the Cuban Junta A mass of full info tho hands of the Spaniards giving them important informa tion of tho designs of tho Cubans in the United States President Grants tho Spanish papers in Havana iu an exceedingly threaten- before the Cornell University a condition of Europe during the last- year The speaker regarded the Council now silting at Homo as a groat result of which will he the abolition of standing armies and the establishment of liberalism He paid a tribute to and and became eloquent on referring to career of Mr Glad stone and the work of the Liberal party in Engl New York June publishes a caul in reference to a hold monument to Dickens proposes to a collection of the paper notices which appeared of the death in different countries the next day after that event or on the of June also of allusions to his life and works made in tin pulpit on the 12th He hope that half the volume may be made up of American tributes to the great departed He says he will be exceedingly obliged those who may sympathize with this tri to Dickens if they wiil send him any copies of newspapers of June or any extracts from sermons preached on the influences York July A fire broke in kindlingwood factory Jer sey City which spread so rapidly that am nearly all the region embraced between railroad and 8th street and including the lumber yards of Dodge Meigs Derby Snow Prentiss and together with planing mills and buildings was in a sheet of flames The fire is still burning and it is believed the loss will not full short of one million dol lars Immense quantities of lumber have been destroyed and fears are that the shipping may catch fire SAN Francisco July 3 The ship Congress cleared for Cork today with 15- sacks of wheat the first of the season The present wheat crop it is estimated will fall two millions centals short of the last leaving two hundred thousand tons for export New July Latd cable des patches state that the yachts Dauntless and Cambria were yesterday towed out to harbour to Rock At 230 pm the signal being fired they dropped off from their tugs and put For twenty the Dauntless kept the lead out When the yachts were last seen be the Cambria had tacked and scorned to ahead The weather was and lie now Tresses of London Tim opera Timet has recently put in new Walter and ft is now printed on proved printing which wens designed and manufactured in its own establishment and been pat- both in thlacountry Tho Press so named in honour of proprietor of Timet hi a It prints upon both aides of paper by process afterwards out- ling paper into sheets delivering hem in piles In the foregoing respects is fiinnlir to the printing-ma- excepting that in latter the is the first process whilst in tho Waller Press tho cutting being last ho of a great deal of intricate machin ery to move through icns its own paper and receiving n roll as it comes from mill it wet prints and cuts it manufacturing by process a complete newspaper This machine runs at a speed of 12000 printed on both sides per hour and In- chiding stoppages it from 10000 to copies per hour man and two boys run it latter inspecting tho IhofhcctsaJi they delivered- I lily iJiifieiiKville quart stated at percent whilst lie is to he practically perfect chief of the machine howler are hoi wing working items of moment in a large nanei office The daily edition of London in from to newspapers of sixteen and occasion ally of twenty pages each This edition printed on four these presses by four men and eight boys with two pressmen to superintend them fourteen persons in all and printing over They print edition hi In making the from old to the new system the Times reduced its pressroom expenses just one- half the payroll being a week or year less for 1870 than for 1809 whilst its saving in waste of paper is in gold per week or 000 per year an aggregate saving of Although the Times is printed upon thick strong paper it is said the new press does its work as rapidly and plctclywith the thin paper in for newspapers Two Ladles with a Had Dog About eight oclock Friday evening two ladies up stairs in a block on Woodward avenue observed that a large Newfoundland dog which had been a the family was inhibiting strange conduct He had been with them the room for an hour or more whining and seeming to bo very restless but when the attention of the ladies was directed to the animal ho was snapping bis jaws scratch ing and his had an excited look ladies wcro not easily alarmed and no particular attention was paid to the dog for some time be lying down in the corner at the command of one of the fe males Suddenly and without warning the brute sprang into the middle of the room eyes ablaze and his hair like bristles and he uttered a howl of rage and pain cut tho blood from the ladies faces instant Leading off from the room closet or clothes press and for this both of the ladies instantly sprang The dog did Dot follow or attempt to molest until just as they were closing the door when he came gaining admit tance snapping and snarling savagely The male portion of the family were away to market and the ladies found themselves prisoners with a genuine mad dog for a keeper The animal howled and barked and ran about the room biting at every article of furniture and his heavy breath- a small the dog now and then scratching and a ay at the elujt door At last by lb scream several men from brute Detroit Free Press Terrible Conflagration Pittsburg Pa June 28 The disastrous oil fire which ever occurred it this city now raging near tho Sharps burgh Bridge in the Eighteenth Ward At oclock in the afternoon during terrible rain storm which houses were blown and trees uprooted a 20000 barrel tank belonging to the Eclipse Re finery was struck by lightning Another tank belonging to the Citizen Refinery was struck at the same time The Eclipse tank instantly exploded tin oil running toward the river bridge which wa3 totally destroyed The ma Refinery with one tankof crude a warehouse were burned For syth Brothers lose one tank thy north breeze was Toronto and tho North daily South and vcxy Sharon Holt Keswick dally jiUigCnrs from Toronto varices tnth oc casions In vicinity of platform little rumpus grew up at which came- very funda into Corporation but for- tuuHtcly for parlies thoy two cilia- with a littlo boisterous holding until their tempera Hi regained a proper AltogoUicr Holland Lading did ito and to feel proud of there public ground well fenced and ample for nil kinds of out door exercises and oporto Wo fully intended giving lisf of the competitors In ho various games hut or- other Secre tarys report has gone astray not reached office up to time wo go to RIFLE MATCH According to arrangements previously ado this match eamo off on tho 1st i tho form of near this place Tho weather was all thai mid bo desired with exception of and again a rallicr strong from tho north shooting on whole very as will bo seen by the Sharon bearing away tho company in gallant style The match was opened by tho President firing the first d making a The follow- Anehor Works of Brothers lose tank of crude oil The National Refinery and Storing Com panys was destroyed The Alleghany Valley Railroad Company had crude oil burned and lose on oil and on cars Tho Sharps- burg bridge which was insured for Estimated losses Citizens fully insured Eclipse build ing oil machinery c insured in Eastern Com panies for Forsyth Brothers no in surance Astral Works but little insurance j the works were not iu operation Anchor Works par tially insured lota it Henry IS IVur brother of the late- Stephen Foster a at the Eclipse Refinery was burned to death Valentine was injured but not DOMINION DAY The anniversary of the birth of our passed off this place in the possible business was pretty generally suspended most of shops closed and the only matter of inter est presented was a shooting match number of volunteers from Sharon and number from Newmarket full particulars of which will be found in another column trains going North and South look away a great many pleasure seekers to places where entertain men la had been provided and a goodly number went round Simeon for a days airing The sports at Holland Landing collected to other a large number of people who enjoy ed themselves apparently to their hearts content At this latter place Sharon band bad been engaged and a programme comprising foot races jumping cricket and other athletic games the whole concluding with a Lacrosse Match between Newmarket club and a club in the imme diate from street match had anxiously looked forward no time and being of the features of attraction created good deal of interest Both classes looked well the street boys in their bright of red and blue and the Newm boys principally in white with pi belts Just before game commenced Mr John Rogers presented the Dominion Club Street with a set of colors and received tho thanks of the club In this club appeared to bo an over match for the Newmarket Club but always given to the strong and surprised to see the on the part of Newmar ket and in fact both clubs considering their amount In about twenty first ball was sent through the favour of Newmarket after a well contested struggle The second innings entered upon and after a contest of about an hour and a half the ball was again sent through the pasts by Newmarket In some excellent play was brought out Rogers in the first place showed his hot I in running and manceuv in dodging the ball so as to almost carry it the entire length of the field bo witl who we noticed having fa cured the ball on his lacrosse bat it a considerable distance and on met gently pitched it over his opponent head a short distance and before his op posing time to hinder him had secured the ball again and ran with short distance of the base compelled itgo a good many others on both sides who were equally good in their place and I but space will not allow The third was entered upon but not finished owing to a disturbance having tweeu Dudley and Dudley asserting that as he was running after the ball with close to him he struck on the back by Armitage win dispute between the two and hard words were used Dudley in the excitement of the moment to strike opponent with his bat for which he has since had to pay a few dollars to the Ma- gistrates at Holland Landing thus end ed the match so far and at present we are unable to state whether the game will be resumed or who will receive the of fered to bo contested for Certainly so far as playing went the Newmarket Club had a better show of work for the day but the commencement of the game we know not and therefore wait the decision of tho J of a in if la erected killed lo action fit of Sergeant Hugh of Own private James of Battalion James Morrison of Onn Private of the 13lh Battalion Private Bnidloimne of the Light Infantry Private Smith of the Bat- of practical receipts bound In cloth price 3 cents at Variety Bow London junta London Hour Bun ny at Homo Words Just received I Variety Store We just received of the lest and cheapest Koto Paper and Envelopes In tho lion Thats a big blow but wo can prove It call and at Variety tallon I a list of fifteen brave s COMPANY MATCH ate a good deal has been said in American journals about annexing British North America to United Stales Scarcely a or newspaper can opened without the word Annexation staring in the face How is it these ore juBt now bursting forth and too after raid Have the only just begun to find out that Canada contains something more than a handful of backwoodsmen waiting by tho Washington authorities that had better come into the great republic ore must bo something enticing about Canada for those- men to be bo very get hold of this country Hear what the Phrenological Journal for July tho and his idea of what bring all this scheme about rather a little piece and sink about as far into the heart of every and loyal Canadian as would bubble falling on a piece of grMiite to i for in Ik- Will on MATCH Tin Orangemen in tho Quccnsvillo district will celebrate tho day fn place on Tuesday next Brother Is making Woods Household for July has en received This dollar tlio best appearance and till of for money of any magazine printed In America copies en cents Wood Newbury We didnt ego frogj but we have ft from good authority numerous little frogs down fo the heavy rain last Sunday week and were be seen jumping about in oil directions near Hotel ail way depot Company will bear In mind Lit this day is regular meeting night A full dance Is particularly requested so that nil the led up will be no peace Our best shooting in any class of five was done by John Travis of Sharon Company he making 19 points out of possible which entitled him to Patrons prize 2nd prire was won by the bo made the points in Company match After AH Comers match dinner was served up at Mrs Forsyths hotel in good style After dinner the Prize List was announced by and the President handed the prizes to each as ho was called making at the same time a few remarks to the value of being good marksmen and congratulating each on their good shooting After three cheers for the Patron Major Peel also lle are and children will of place and promise nets on about in pom pus display for a for II 1 I Down with the Union Jack and up with the Stars and Stripes bad job to undertake It appears the Americans dont like to undertake the task but are training the libertyloving Irishmen to do the business for them There arc Irishmen in Canada and Scotch men and Englishmen too who love lib erty and understand perfectly well where the genuine is to be found without any of Uncle Sams assistance and if the Ala- lama claims are to be settled by Fenian raids either into England or Canada it is going to be an open question for some time to come Such arguments the above contain wiil have a very dif ferent effect in this country from what the writer would fain apparently propagate A beautiful monument to the memory of the brave volunteers whoso lives were lost repelling United States Fenians at in 18C6 was unveiled in the Queens Park Toronto on the 1st of July by the Governor General The Queens Own 10th Royals and Grand Trunk Bri gade were in attendance with their bands together with an immense concourse of peo ple Appropriate addresses were delivered by Sir John Young Hon Cameron and Dr The is chiselled from Italian marblo the steps and base composed of Montreal limestone and the sandstone of Nova Scotia furnUhea the material for tho body of the monument and for the delicate carving upon it The Royal Arms appear in relievo on the underneath the fi and the other to the south arms of Toronto and Hamilton elaborately carved in stone The crowning figure of Britannia out in marble and in propor tions more than human looks from a height of forty feet Upon tho aide of Thti i lie ground Dancing ere well patronized as Elands retailing the furthest from statue Religion there the following memorial of her brave sons the Volun teers who fell at or died disease contracted in service while defend her frontier in June Sir John A has recovered as to he able to leave on a short trip down the St Lawrence Toe Master clothiers of Cork porting German operatives to take the place of the Irish now on strike of tho moat gigantic trials is to take place in The accused are of whom it expected will have to suffer Thomas Ricuings an old sailor died recently in England He was the last English survivor of the naval 1813 between the American frigate Chesapeake and the British frigate Shan the bravo invader of Canada still in gaol In a letter to the New York Sun recently according to tho Montreal Herald be says that he baa hitherto no reply to the many charges brought anted to hear all that others had the matter and again because hi ho could get out of gaol has no friend Mr gives duo tico that he intends to publish a full count of the whole affair showing was responsible for the attempt at the invasion of Canada and its failure and must change its policy it complish anything for J re hit the first man whohas gained wisdom by being put in gaol for a John Bell Little The Awful Murders at The perpetrator of the awful murders of the Marshall family at Usbridge in England still continues to cause the most painful excitement throughout the whole kingdom clip the following addition al particulars from the English papers Within the cottage there was evidence that the family lived in comfort the house was broken open on evening it would have been seen that was that of a family that had lived There was a wellfilled larder ready for Sundays dinner j in each of the bedrooms and in the front room there was a little carpeting on the floor There was a clock upstairs and downstairs both had stopped at between five and six oclock as if they should have been up that morning and had been neglected and last or least the walla were decorated with lit tle prints and pictures and the table of the front room covered with a pile of books Most of them were religions reading and all to have been read The actual spectacle which absorbed a work of one roan and that the crime- si committed between three clock and on Sunday morning A of evidence taken at the to one man It remains to whether that 1b tho in ens- tody At three oclock Sunday mom- log he was seen in village dressed as a tramp inquiring tho road to Oxford but taking the way to Marshalls house to a policeman an bo bad the previous night and-tc- that ho bad spent tho part of tho night as a defender of a against a drunken husband At tho morning a man dressed as it is believed in Mr Marshalls clothes named Simpson took him in disguise for Mr Marshal and to whom he detailed an elaborate of the same According to the the lodging house keeper with whom ho lodged the man who came there a a m tramp left in agood suit which he aaid had given him by his and that man was absent from his lodg- on Saturday night Whoever tho murderer may have no in Ux- has any doubt that he bad ilihd his fearful laek singlehanded is also fixed by fact that Marshall was his that he was occasionally known to work there early on never late on and that he had on bis Sunday shirt Then as to the manner in which it clear from the id trie that had been struck down without a in and his cries had awakened the inmates who rushed down in their night and by one The wife ihf at the front door and her skull and the ride of her face with a blow of the axe or the it seems usually clear was felled she was halfnaked dowu tht ho easy victims The murderer who gives his John Lid the police Bay is John Jenkins a boilermaker from Staffordshire was brought up for yesterday morning He i of most forbidding appearance and while under examination was ghastly but cool nd in manner Tho Superintendent of who appre hended him stated that before any made him ex claimed I have never murdered man woman or child and afterwards added attempted to pull a phtol out of his pock- that he had been wearing clothes airA ru rl vcri tttrvrds found in a pawnshop at Uxbridge The prison er denied thai he was town at halfpast three on Saturday when a witness alleged to have seen him there He was remand ed The chief witness against him was a bricklayer named his compan ion in the lodginghouse who gave an ac count of the prisoner having changed bis clothes on Sunday On leaving the dock the touted to his witness Good bye Charley Shortly after his examination before the the pris oner was placed in a cab to be conveyed to the county gaol at Aylesbury There were not many persons around the Police Court but some of the few that were there made a rush at him and had it not been for a strong tody of police and the driving quickly off he have been very roughly handled Many however of the labourers ran after the cab hooting and jelling at him ell the way to the sta tion The few remaining police at the station were immediately despatched to follow the cab to the railway in case of an disturbance Here a singular scene took place A large concourse of persona had congregated round the entrance to the station among whom were some hundreds of navies and men employed on the line A cry was raised of Tear him to pieces and Lynch him lynch him On open- the cab door he quickly stepped the and it was with great that will never be forgotten by who it On entering by a low at the southwest corner of the nor then gable of the house were first observed corpses of the two women the wife she who was to have been a bride on Tues day They were bathed in their blood scattered the walla Whi the room to view the bodies sight of these women who had possessed comely if not handsome features gashed now with the strokes with which they had no doubt been stricken bad evidently an effect Scarcely a word passed They looked on in It was sheet was lifted the grand motherstill clasping the child closely to her side and the two little heads and jumped the fencing at the sides of the tion and got on the platform At last the train came down and stopped with an open compartment opposite the booking- office door An open space was formed by the police but as goon the prisoner made his appearance a rush was made at hold of him It was with the greatest dif ficulty the police and railway officials tectedhim Violent blows were struck at his- face as soon as- be came on the plat form The police superintendents warded off the blows from the prisoner and in do ing so received several themselves To save his life they were obliged to run him that windows were broken and the door shattered to pieces The prisoner If I am guilty Ley Mill Inn mo but dont let them knock incjibojit A platform hut no sooner was the door opened than another rush amidst the most yells was made and he was obliged to be taken into the waitingroom again Several gentlemen came on tho platform and begging the people to desist told them that if proved guilty would be pun ished according to law and they hoped some of the men would volunteer to guard him to the carriage door The appeal only met by a general cry of Yes take care of him if we get hold of After a long struggle however the pris oner was got into the carriage and tho train moved off