Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
ARRIVAL OF THE
BRIT IS II O u + E N
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
hatchery OF tho French In Algiors--Defeat
OF Lord Stanley's Bill; consequently no
dissolution OF PnrI.ament--LOrd RussoHs
Murderer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Order In
Couucil--Rep risnIs on China--Late and Inn
port ant Views from China--Detention or the
HaIifax steamer for three days--De"th OF
Paganini---AttemPt to Assassi"ate the
Queen and her Husband, by a Crazy Pot
BOy--RevOlt In Syria.
AT length this noble steam shin has arrived. She
was telegraphed at half Saturday morning,
outside the Hook, and at half-past nine our gallant
Commodore, Robert Martin brought the papersto our
Office He was the first to board her, as usual, and
the first to land.
The n.vs she brings is important, and will speak
for itself The Queen will soon be a mother An
.ttempt has been made to assassinate her The obi
ou. Scorpion Stanleys Irish Bill has been defeated
The French have been sadly cut up IN Africa The
Carlis,s have been cat cut up in Span and are run
ming out of the country. There is slight improve
ment in commercial matters, as the items under the
proper heads will show,
We find the will of Paganini in the papers, and
therefore pre- sumo that he is dead
The King of Prussia is dead and buried
The Britannia steam ship was not to leave Liver
pool till July 4h
We see nothing about the Sulphur Question.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssNATE THE QUEEN AND
PRtScE ATTENTION esday afternoon the
10th of June, a young man of the name Of Oxford,
made AN attempt TO shoot the Queen and Prince Al
bert ms they were proceeding up Consultation Hill
for their evening ride. Her Majesty, accompanied
nv his ROYAL Highness Prince Albert, had LETT Ruck
insham Palace at precisely quarter past o'clock
in an open phaeton, with outriders Tor the purpose
oftakng an airing in Hyde Park, which has oil late
been the usual custom. The cortege proceeded In
the direction u Constitution Hill, and, having en-
tered the road leading TO il and Hyde Park corner,
.ont;nued its course On the arrival of the phaeton
.bout $50 wards up the road, from the corner OF the
Palace against which the garden wall abuts, the re
>ort of firearms was heard TO proceed from the
ri,ht hand side near the pangs OF the Green Park
exactly opposite to the back OF the mansion oil Lady
Gordon.
The Prince who, il would seem, had heard the
vhs,l;nr Of the ball, turned his head in the drec-
t;on from which the report came, and Her Majesty
n the same instant rose up in the carriage, but
Prince Albert a, suddenly pulled her down by his
side The m an then drew from behind him secoua
n;s,oI. which he discharged after the carriage,
which proceeding at the ordinary pace, had by that
time n,,sed him little. The reports Of both pis-
tolls wer. very Loud and at the discharge OF the Sc
eoud. several Of the female spectators screamed
loudly. Several persons rushed towards the perpe-
traitor Of this gross outrage and he was immediate
" .eixed first by person having the appearance Of
I,borinr m n, and then by Mr.. Beckman, one Of
the Queens pages, and another bystandcr, by whom
he was handed over to two of the metropolitan po-
lice. who conveyed him to the Queen-square police
eour,. The assassin has since undergone an eXami-
nation, and pleads insanity
lCorespondebee OF the Herald]
PoRIsMovrH, June 30, 1910.
I'll, i,,o.t IN, nortapt news 10 that the Civil war
in Spain il nearly over AID the French war Africa
\. only at its beginning; the two French Princes,
Orleans and d'Aumale, have recently been over to
eoaoucr a country which, we were told, was all in
their favor and yet the two young gentlemen, in an
cxnedition Of 100 miles from the coast, in much
;sop.rdy. and but for the gallant conduct OF the
French troops and the enormous less they suffered,
ould have been taken; as was, this needless ex-
pcdtion cost the French 1000 men and they gained
no,b;pr unless may be fairly said, that by giving
heirenen,ie. greater confidence, they gained de-
fat Nv every dispatch we hear the Arabs (mcre
n..roe.1 are totally defeated and dispersed but il
,h;. happcns in the evening, at daylight the next
-norn;ng there are thousands round the French
,.mpin position in fact, the French have tough
work to PERFORM il they even mean to hold Algiers
ssly. ur.,a,
LoSpos, jury I, 1910.
Y.u will doubtless see by your files by the Qusen,
49, .,,nv a.d significant arc the tokens Of the
81, in Of the present ministry. They usually
drpbbsd about four or five times week. Bui Mel
bourn,'. tcnacity to office exceeds even the gum
sp.hic Of our American Office holders. They can
not. however, last beyond Christmas, ." Lerd stan
lev and Sir Robert Peel are rising IN popular esti-
nation every hour, and let the final vote on the
Irish Registration Bill eventuate as II may msl.
Sourso and his clique are entirely used sp The
truth Is. IL O'Conns gave them their lsnk majority
in the house, by mssns Of bis irish brigade, he
bs. manoeuvrcd them out Of it. Their connec.
ton with such low, unprincpled rshss, has
destroyed them in tie esiimstio, Of every mo
ders man in the country, whether wing or To
ry-for the decent and the truth-loving IN Eng
land have an absolute loathing for this low and IN
f,r The civilization Of Africa at which Prince Al
bert presided he was not permitted to speak, F" ~
wss feared the great object Of the meeting wouiu
kediscre iitcd bv his brutal violence.
At the anti-.lavcry convention, however, he am
nj revepged hinself on all the decent part Of the
community Of London, by a speech, perhaps un-
matched in all the choice records Of Bilissfats Tor