The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1861-11-12 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

NORM AID ATTRNITIM SIIICIDI IR FRANCII. The Oceirt of Amines at Mayenne, on Monday, tried • I married women named Poacher. of La Rare Traversals*, for murdering her child. She and her husband had, it appeared, from failure of crops, and. suocesaiou of misfortunes, fallen from • good position to one of extreme poverty, and the change produced such an effect on her Osten declared she would Demean suicide. It was sot believed that she weeki falsl the threat, but one day In July last she went, tamales her three children with her, to a river which was mar the village; She then cut off her own hair, and that of the eldest child, • girl aged sight, and told • little boy who was near to take care of the other two children. She next took the elder child In her arms, and leaped with her into the river, at a spot where the water was deep. The boy raised loud cries, and • farmer who \apposed to be near hurried up, jumped lan the water, and, though with some dilasalty, get both out. 'Tim mother was senseless, but rewavered ; the child was lead. An attempt was made to show that the woman's mind was affected, but the jury declared her guilty, and ,condemned her to six years' hard labour. AILDITID ST Witicra.—The Paris Ciarivari publishes • wood-out in which an old man, with • long white beard, • warm Aeneas cap, • thick wadded dress, • pair M bellows by his side, skates on the feet, and marked " Winter," is holding beck by their robes • yawn seas and young woman rushing forward beadkeg, aid representing the Hungarian question and the Roman one, Underneath the point is written "Old Winter Mopping everything for the moment." MURDER •ND BMWS IRON LoVß.—The Berea* has the following A dancer of Vienna, of the name of GroU, lately demanded in marriage Mdlle. Wirkler, dankter of another dancer; but her hther flatly re fused. The lover then resolved on • violent step; • few days bath he west into • forms in the neighbourhood of Reds., accompanied by the young female, and there, with er without her coesent, shot her dead witha pistol; idler width he blew out his own brains." ANCINAOLOOKIAL Dl•oo7lll7.—The 8010 Sc l'Oise states that • discovery, very interesting to numis- , matista, bas jest been node in the forest of Compinne. Borne workmen, employed in the estimations directed I by N. Albert de Roan, near the old road celled the Brunets:A, found an old *ripper rue of the shape of a large elongated gourd, arid sontainiag more than 900 Was. They weeprise • complete swiss of the Roman Emperors and Rommel from Nero to the last Gordian, sad sway are in lee preservation. A New Toorg.Powonn.—Dr, Delabarre has been lad:teed to reerenewed carbonised rye ass tooth-powder, fro the fast that, in all those countries where breed made ef rye Is the food of the generality of the inhabitaste, the latter are remarkable for the whiners, ' strength, and durability el their teeth. Savoy had the Larne are lastanese of this With. Schrader has found 500 grammes al ashes of rye to contain 7jrranames of w thenthe of Ines, 9.8 ditto of earbonate 71 of oxides of iron and magma*, and l'9 of=st whist' whiteness have a favourable effect on the teeth. Reel% end from his own experiment., Dr. Denbarre seardeles that rye, carbonued and finely pulverised, wed daily as • tooth-powder, soon stops caries, and r=tewes the small abscesses which are sites ra the ism. Demme