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From fh' .Nir Ytrk Courier {. Enqyi,,r.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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PIIIi.LipPr.
The ship Republic. Capt. Williams,
from Liverpool. was boarded BY our
news collector yesterday lying too,
twelve miles from Sandy Hook. he
arrived in town late j, night. bringing
US London papers to the 18th. aud Ii
,erpool to The 29;h June.
The attempt again 10 asi.5sina'c
Louis Philippe. of which We annex
tae particulars, will probably excite a
considerable degree Of attention.
The King. it appears. acted with
great courage and sang (roid. Instead
of stopping a, the Tuilerics. after the
attempt On his HE, he continued his
journey to Neuilly, where his family
were waiting TO receive him, ignorant
Of the danger he had escaped. An
affecting interview ensued, and from
his arrival ill midnight. his palace was
thronged by Foreiyn Ministers. Peers
&c. anxious TO congratulate him on his
safety.
from Ire Courier Franesi', Of Saniay.
Last evening, about six o'clocx, a
new attempt was made upon the King
life. which fortunately proved as I'M
successful as the former. Just as his
Majesty had entered his carriage, to re-
turn to Neuilly. and was passing under
the gateway leading 10 the quay. a
young man who had placed himself on
the side opposite TO that Of the post Of
the National Guard, lifted up cane,
in which pistol barrel had been fixed
placed it on the carnage door, and
fred II az the King.
Louis Philippe was at that mo-
ment bowling to the National Guards
through the other window. Whether
the assassin felt agitated, or. as it j.,
stated. was pushed while engaged IN
taking aim, the ball did not touch the
King, who Immediately after the explo-
sion, made a sign that be was not
wounded, and ordered the coach to he
driven on TO Ncuilly. The King was
with the Queen. and his sister Madame
Adelaide, and a detachment Of dra-
goons escorted the carriage.
ION hearing the explosion, the Ma
tional Guards rushed on the man, who
still held the weapon in hs hand
lie was at first ill-treatcd, but the OIL
GERS inierfercd. and having represented
the importance of his being put into
the hands of justice, the prisoner was
brought 10 a room Dove the ground
floor. where he was stretched on a bed
and searched IN order o. ascertain IL
he bad any arms concealed. Apoinlid
was found in his side pocket"
II. Gisquet, who was then in the
Tuillenes, with several other public
funciionaries. Immediately repaired to
the guard-house and proceeded 90 eH-
anime the individual arrested. lie re-.
fused 10 tell his name, and when re-
cogn.ked BY several persons no knew
him and said that he vas commercial
traveller. and Tia, his name was Att
BGAU, he pretended that .iiijeau was
an assumed name. and refused 10 give
Lis real one from regard to bis family.
On being iriefrosaied he stated that
bis name vas ALurAU, and that he
lived 10 the Rue Iaios Both name
and address are probably false.
The Chamber Of Peers vas imme-
diaiely oonvoked TO receive a commu-
nleation from the Government. and The
Dukes Of Orleans and Nemours we're
summoned 20 Paris by telegraph on
their return from their tour ia Lombar-
dy.
Another interesting piece Of intelli-
genes received BY this arrival Is, that
the British House oi Lords have taken
into consideration the amendments Of
the Commons TO their amendments Of
the Irish Municipal Bill, aud the re.
cult vas that the amendments Of the
Commons we're rejected, the numbers
being for the amendments ~, against
shsm l44. Lord Melbourne, Lord
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