The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

Six ran.
LATEST BETTING.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ONE O'CL°Cl‘.

ST. LF.CER.
2 to 1 agst Songstress—taken freely
2 to 1 eget Stockwell—offered
7 to 2 agst Daniel O'Rourke
6 to 1 cgst Harbinger

linococtuurnreivderlsaaslt
amusement
A 'noon
AN P ~-.. fl 1 .3
t
, ELECTIONEERING MISCIIANCA.- `--- •ca of the
t3Ctil if
;Liverpool Conservative Association, which has %hounded
at least u
nt elec.
n c
toon ntehxe i o
town, wi t h th e
!merriment to th© Liberal party. Ever since the reb%, been
!ion, the force at the command. of this associatiowhichhas bas
in active operation in a variety of ways, one 9f voterF•
been the serving notices of objection to the Libel's` b, the
Having got through this task as relates to the borol there
county business was commenced. Time pressed, an
,arced
was some fear that the necessa notices could nut 1.). j_s The
fold `beforead adage,
~ ea
The r agt iroena t
eorf
tthhee timeh aste , prescribedless by law. i ~ il
;trite, but true. On Thursday last 4,000 noticetsb,ebeBaPrelleunitthhea
names of county voters, were dispatched from the 001701 the
(association to the post-office " just in time." But a ddress;
;superscriptions lacked the essential addition of an 8,;-.00ce,
;each had a name, but no habitation, except the 1,09`,,,. the
!where they remained until it was too late to renlew
iblunder.
ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY AT BATII."--.A2 Wile
workmen were makiug excavations in this city on ,stnerrla
aal,
they discovered several massive stone coffins of exifel the
itiquity, containing rare coins, and bones, in some near ' dir
whole skeleton. The workmen, in their eagerness/ to or
cover more coins, unfortunately broke the coffins, hu,,d the
two still remain at some depth below the surface, 64.. and
utmost anxiety is felt to have them taken out with car" air
(preserved uninjured. These interesting remains aresome
iviously of great antiquity, and it is supposed hihooe
Ilearned and erudite residents that the locality "/"__,,,0
the excavation was made was the site of some ancient temJo
,or burial ground of the Romans. Whatever maY b,ta 110
historical facts, the discovery is remarkable, an
'awakened much interest in the city.
NOS
EMIGRATION MEETING.—A public meeting ~,
held at the Town Hall, in Southampton, on MondaY!..BLiv
:the subject of emigration. The meeting was narnerZ'.
/attended ; the mayor of the town, Richard Andrews, '„4(1
in the chair. A number of influential gentlemen conneatile
with Southampton took part in the proceedings, and a
3
;meeting was addressed at some length by Mr. Sidnel9.2,
Australian colonist. Resolutions were passed
surprise and regret that Southampton had been PruclaGo-
ithis year from competing for the privilege of being a 1.0
,vernment emigration port, contrary to an implied pt
ffrom some of the members of the- Government, that ,;(11
Iclahns and advantages of South an ettogrs--,
armpton
(port should be duly considered in of Mrs. Chisholre 1
I plan of emigration, and exprecLvcrourtlons determination of
fthe meeting to use every exertion' topmake SoutharaPteuthe
/point for the embarkation 'only for -
of emigrants not
.d the
linterest of the port, but to enable emigrants to two'
es
most dangerous part of the British Channel. Cominitte
were formed to carry these resolutions into effect.
° C 1 CRICKET.--ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. TWEN-
,rf.
been
iTwo OF LEEDS AND DISTRICT. This match having
nd,
:resumed on Friday and Saturd the Hanslet Grou .
ay, on a
ILeeds, was brought to its conclusi,n on the latter day
.1
expresscrol
favour of Leeds, by 29 rune. The following is the score:_.
ILeeds, Ist innings, 105; 2d ditto, 102; the Eleven, Ist m
"Dings, 80; 2d ditto, 98.
Y A
‘• DEATII PROM EATING POISONOUS FUNGI.-",- very
'e
melancholy acciden; occurred last week at Crosyl, .
South Wales, whereby the lives of two persons were sacri.
ficed, owing to their partaking of some poisonous fungi.,
which by mischance had got mixed up with some win,-.0
l
with the son
iJenkins, shopkeeper, Cross-y-Ceilog, sat down wi
- oms aua
rooms. It appears that on Thursday the servant of DO'
land daughter of her master to a supper of mush.o ~. ,_.
amongst them must have been some fungi of a highly clreioe,
terious character, for the next morning both the daughte
__;
Mr. Jenkins and the servant girl were seized with sYmPrrid
e,xpires
resembling English cholera, and they subsequently
;Iwinilglraeactt
aasgoanysa.
lutaltriys hwosprertilintghaatttthhiiss Ipaemcuelinartabsleeasococuuorrfenthce
year, when the we of muahrepnie i 4 generally prevalent