The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-11 00:00:00

NEW MAYORS.

The following are the results of mayoralty elec-
tions, in addition to those we published yesterday :
Asliton-underLyne. Mr. H. Mason.
Banbury
Bath Dr. T. Barrett.
Beverley
Blackburn
Boltoa
Bradford
Chester Mr. Meadows Frost.
. Chichester
Coventry Mr. H. Sodon.
Devonport
Doncaster
Gateshead
Halifax Mr. F. S. Walsh.
Hartlepool
Hull
Kidderminster .. „ Mr. 11. J. Dixon (re-elected).
Leeds
Lichfield
Middlesbro'
Morpeth
Newcastle ..
Nottingham
Oldham
Plymouth
Pontefract
Preston
Ripon
Rochdale Mr. T. Ashworth.
Sheffield
South Shields
Stafford
Staleybridge
Stockton-on-Tees
Sunderland
Tamworth
Tynemouth Alderman Potter (re-elected).
Wakefield
Warwick Mr. J. T. Whittington.
Worcester
Wrexham
York Mr. R. Evans.

SUPPOSED SUBMARINE FOREST AT ST. BEES.—
It is stated that there are indications of the existence of a
submarine forest near to the beach at St. Bees, where the
Poe. beck empties itself into the sea.
The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ripon on
Saturday will take £250,825 in specie, of which £245,325 is
for Bombay, £4,000 for Calcutta, and £1.500 for Alexandria,
£201,625 is silver, and £49,200 gold. The whole is on pri-
vate account. -

EXTR ORDINARY CASI? OF POIS
1-Y0 FROM BATING SAUSJGES.

At a meeting of the Hackney District Board of
Works, held in the Town-hall yesterdaY,-I\ll.'

Tanner in the chair,
Dr. TRIPE, medical officer of the district, re'
ported that in consequence of information which 33
had received from the police he had investigated 3
cases of poisoning caused by eating beef sausagel.:
The persons affected resided in the neighbourhooa
of Kingsland-road, and the sausages were all Purti
chased from one shop on Thursday, Friday, anre'
Saturday last. Most of those who had eaten the
had recovered, but several were very ill
si
yesterredal)..
The
ing man in particular, of the name of Eaton, de
ing at 5, Fox-place, Cock and Castle-lane.
symptoms which the parties suffered from variedl,
degree, but otherwise were identical, and consisted,
after the lapse of from 3 to 24 hours, of a burl:
ing sensation at the pit of the stomach, and ~,il.-;
quently in the throat, resembling heartburn ; t,Le _
of sickness, followed by severe vomiting and Pull,
ing, more or less prostration, giddiness, noises
km Au
pains in the head, and in several cases very war r
delirium. These lasted in most cases for fo.uo.
days, but in several had not disappeared in fi`ro
The tongues of those who had not recovered the
or less covered with a thick yellow far,, ere
pulse was small, weak, and rather slow, and t,t
was great debility, showing that the poison haufil",,-,
been all thrown off, even after the lapse ef a
days. All those who partook of them were affeetel
while others who lived in the same house' f!
did not eat of them, were not taken ill, so thats_.
there was no doubt as to the cause of the illne
With one exception, all those whom he asked ay
re-
specting them stated that they did not detect a
or
unpleasant smell in them, either before, during, to
after cooking, and that the taste was the sanleier,,
usual. He was of opinion, after attentively conned
ing all the symptoms, that the poisoning was eall,lo
by an animal and not by a vegetable or win'
po:son, and that, as there was no unpleasant sate!!
ocoamineadpeeccotminpgotshede bmyeataad
the meat must have been diseased, and had netthst
keeping.sausHage the su. Shop,
he did not find any which was objectionable,:„o,
cat stole two of the sausages, and almost died. I'4
were made, he was told, by the butcher hinis pre-
who
bought the meat in a regular way on the ler
ceding day. He now brought the subject theyunder
the notice of the board, to consider whether es
easlsioastated ten,
would take action upon it or not, as all the sansatagke
struicrt.i
WATSON te do Basked
were sold. The police said they would not d iri.
any further proceedings unless they receive
the canisters to see whether or not the but
. if the doctor had examihnseti
dusted the meat with arsenic instead of pePte'ssrag
Dr. TRIPE said he had not done so ; but.'l,e prat
satisfied the illness did not result from hopefre•
qoison. The symptoms were similar to the
uently witnessed in Germany in cases whereloll
•
parties had eaten sausages which had been too
kept. ~.0000
Mr. CLENNELL—What
price were the sa"" ''
sold at ?
Dr. TRlPE—Fourpence-halfpenny nd•
y per PO / can'
Mr. CLENNELL—Unt:er the circumstances, neat-
not see how this board can take action in thei„oald
ter.
If any of the parties died, an inquest could
of course be held, and thewhole
gated. 40 then
The usual report of the medical officer w- bas:
received, and the board proceeded with other
nose.
case fully in
i
•
_EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL INFRA
is t 0
~",,w
The Tours journals state that a trial vi"-il„t city
take place before the Court of ASSiZCS Of t:',,uSt ill
in December, is exciting extraordinary' ill'e; lady'
all the departments of the Indre-et-Loire. If. or
who is possessed of a fortune of 400,00 d, hag,
500,000 f., being separated from her lausban , who
since 1851, lived at Chinon with her daqht,ehle. best
is now sixteen years of age. She visited in, itowaras
society of the town and neighbourhood, erl,",„r, OA°
the end of last year brought out her daug'l7orwsrl;
is very pretty. The girl was thought rather,i ,ibateu
in her manners •, but that demeanour Was ;',l„, leery
to the inconsiderateness of youth. was v
however, it became rumoured that she ivirst the,
free with the coachman, and it was statea 'lover °.
man himself had boasted that he was the to be
his young mistress, and that she was ah„oelpeaedd'
come a mother. In January last he "is-,o"blige;
and Mdme. L-- stated that she had hee"„„aelle:
to discharge him because he had had the ;Int' I.ll'
to ask her daughter's hand in marriage;ocieti
as usual, but they
mother and dauter afterwards went into infile.:l
volent remark. Things continued in that state until
August last, when the commissary of
district received several anonymous letters 3,01
that on the night of the 29th July th,Fve, OA
lady had been delivered of a child 11'1 017
that the little creature had beelllaly 3"
by the young lady's mother. As on sea
the mother and daughter had beellsoi, the
going about their house and grounds as tle letters,
commissary attached little importance to ta_seciiterf
but he communicated them to the public prose loaf.
and the latter deemed it right to question the d,
She indignantly declared the statement taint of err
and, after some hesitation, laid a comp a „athe,
lumuious denunciation against the suppOSCan. 130;
of the letters, and against her ex-ceaehreoplailij
she was told that in order to support the e_xoine,
it was necessary her daughter should be eo.b. with
by a medical man. She consented, thou; 0 s‘ fel
manifest repugnance ; but when a plaisie'alishe std..
hours after presented himself at her
that the examination was unnecessary', neiieerei
ready to admit that her daughter had been ushe hot
of a child, but that it was born dead, that be f
burned the body—and she declared oriee of
daughter had become enciente in oushelan ; °of
house!she 0,01
violence committed on her by the cone
sabjeet la
also said that she had been silent on the, tierchi a
this violence, and had burned the bodY e'oth and
from a fear of scandal. On that both 01,, at n
daughter were arrested. The young le.-"1„; pre sea
told the same tale as the mother, but he!
violence 11,0
with questions, she declared that no vle'hild 38' r
he c
been used by the coachman, and that t r meth!,
not born dead, but had been killed by he,..-- 11'`:,
before being burned. Since then Millo' s 010.10,"
persisted in her original story, and saYi beoi"
f be 'a ilter
contradicting it her daughter mus. , 411 -
under a hallucination. Both mother anu'
are to be tried for infanticide.
-----"--In----'---..."*"."-..'s' Livorocti
HER MAJESTY'S SHIP SHANNON AT ,o the gar of
—This vessel, which rendered herself famousel
„usestipst!l%:
American independence by her figt with th Liu*
of trsiel/160
purpo!e coops,
is to be sent round to Liverpool forto
youths for her Majesty's ships of war. the usefaieefo.
merchant training-ship, has no doubt, by ~,,,,it to t'9„o,
of the experiment, caused the Admiralty to 1,0 351allvto
as possible, the example of that vessel. '
T to dest°
however, will, we believe, be only accessiblo
, yo74'
boys (not criminals). Ai ViCIII tea
SALE OF THE ARCTIC SCREW STEA----
the coebrii re
froorch for
cx,
"Yesterday, by order of Lady Franklin' o, the Yesiit
screw steam yacht Fox, recently returned
regions with the expedition engaged in the 8 WOO a
John Franklin under the command of Captaill.s Bayley as
R.N. was offered to public auction, by gesl;cbange. r
Ridley, at Lloyd's Captains'-room, Rord ,3 000 wo ?to
was stated that the Fox cost £6,500, and J" 'O. She '''..,
pended on her preparatory to the late expeclitto
__,_ol23psoraP;
built in 1855, the engines being by Messrs. insoid ,
ally
Hall and Co., and of 15 horse power nodna
Roll
£2,825.'
Highness Prince Frederick William addresse(l2th Ito
the
Before leaving Berlin for London,.ll9o foll,°:to.
ing letter to the chief magistrate of the citY • :tai that l'fis.
express my regret to the magistrates of lie capital froeloto
Princess, my wife, as well as myself, is Prje3veriin in 11)joi'
sisting at the fete which is to be given et ,• sehin°r*. s ill!
of the hundredth anniversary of the birth ()iv ft
iles s--3ilifor '
ever, the day upon which the Prince of A t _o bait hoe
eighteenth year, at the celebration of which w ~ rid, w•L .eil
to Ettgla • N 431
long time promised to be present, calls us _nor la oh
we shall be witnesses of the distinguished 117Geolarl Ptieo
they will celebrate the memory of the
greainerelo,
and we shall participate in spirit in. therm)--llor 01
fete which will be given in Prussia.—(*sovere
RICK WILLIAM, Prince of Prussia...—Berlin,
eo-
-1859." the Ma
sembling of Parliament steps will be taken wl Treoutucit of
REPRESENTATION OF NORWICII.--111/1 alp os.s„. of
despatch to determine whetner Lord ButT, t.III i, resliaroci
the Household, can take his seat for NonVer boon dee pro'
his election in July last, the noble lord havT"Tats ie t•lille ool,:
to have committed bribery through his fq-•.et it wi..00 ay
vious April. The Conservatives contend tn. , 0 deci,livir
which the election committee arrived in July molter; tjzo
be necessary to tender official evidence of olio 0104 ore,
candidate will then be declared duly elected...l_„v, and bier
however, in an extraordinary state of contt,.s..'hy a eol,Pot
Liberals will no doubt endeavour to estAelL'it ter!P_ois
charge of bribery against their opponents.,' vbc,ilo
that to serve some electioneering- rage some, theilry 011 ilci,
actually petitioned against the return of I,
.' ei Vigoetiot
S.apiruegard to
ground of bribery, while some of Sir
supporters adopted a similar proceeding, w" c 1
1,, tall
gentleman.
DR. AND MRS. 11C3IPIIREYS.--We
Lttters have been received in Cheltenhain.qee oriler,
phreys, stating that Mrs. 11. and the ehlk.tr_ ',I
of Oct
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Boston, after a very stormy passage, on the .2;i"
bis tri"ilall''
The doctor still continues in prison awaiting , mrs, liods..
charge of adultezy, and the lettez states
thabtainitig vs °
phreys has experienced great ditficulty
part „Teat
:f tile Sjt(}l./11tY
jags, it not being the practice in that „Teat ol'-colr
let out furnished apartments, bat that after r,_
chargeteo itt
she Lund temporary accommodation, but 'to 3
ii colnleitoot,4ll4
siderably exceeding the sum allowed Y
b- ts pic twelllei '-
Cheltenham for her weekly maintenance. 0, iner iro,sejog
ago a paragraph was copied into the -rra,''.`ev,, 011,. Pscitll
American paper, stating that Dr. Ilumn'l;iroell.c. ,I,
taken to prison after his arrest,
rya` that lkir. ~ to
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" wine and cigars." It is only fair to say wriftea.utuot
ii-iut--11.,1,05
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say that the paragraph in question WaS C
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