New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

Palace was thrOagcd with inquiries aiier het Ma
le.ty and the Whole town WA "a STATE u wv
greatest excitement.
The assassin wa. examined before the IrNy
Council. and conveyed the same nigh1 70 '>e"-a''
Tbs nri.o,er. who was narrowly watched passed
a very quiet night. and although often visited Oy
the Governor he DID sot enter into any cou'srsa-
,;o, a, make the least sliu.ion 10 his diabohcaI
.,a,.nce. or the motives by which he was actuatrd,
Ne was stripped, and most carefully seaf'"'D
Wien he arrived at the prison, but hoihihg was
fund On his person 81 q suspicious character
There IS not the least mpre .son that ne !. INSANE
or aboring under any alteration u intellect Ou'
the conrar, is evident, and he was as cool ana col
Iectcd as possible.
The house Of the prisoner father was infinitely
seached. but nothing whatever OF suspicious chs
rscter was found No paper or writings ot any
Lind which could give rise to the least suspicion
hat the mi.crea1t has Any accomPiices having
bc.n discovered il j, considered the rash act 81 an
isolated individual.
II Ina. been stated tina, her Majesty WAS not
aware of the attempt having been made, until NJ
formed after her arrival at the palace but an eye
witness INFORM. Us that ~ uas no doubt that -ie
observed the III. OF the pistol a. She became 20
much agiaicd that she wa. only prevented from
falling by FRINGE Albert supporting her,
II appear, that an attempt had been made upon
her Maics,y's life on Sunday. \ llr Pearson
states that on SUNDAY. ABOUT O'Clock. while Walk
ing in St. Jane. Park, h. saw the carriage con-
timing her Majesty, Prince Albert, and SUITE ai-
proaching the Chapel Royal, and vixen rear to the
tie gate leading ont of the DIVE into the uIec"
Park, he saw Young man who was Standing near
him. with his back to the rails, pull plstoi out o
hi. breast and. as the Queens carriage passed,
present A. it, but whether he pulled TIC Trigger ne
could not tell.
Al any rate. ,hc pistol did not go Oft, and no
sooner had The carriage passed than the individual
returned the weapon t. his breast f'r. carson
having unfortunately most serious inlpcdiment
in bis speech, may account. IN some measure Tor
hi. not having raised an instant alarm. llcadnnt.,
also that he first con, scrcd the exhibition Of the
pistol was out Of a frolick. ard not sc-Ins any
policeman near, considered the party woul. be- out
of light before he could make persons understand
hi. meaning.
In the night Of tho 10Th ultirpo the house and
premises of NJ. Rohar, al Rheims, took fire, and
IN less than half AZ hour the main body of the
building with it, contents were reduced to ashes,
causing loss iisat.d at 39,OOOf. One Of tic
tenant, of the house had IN his apartment l5,OO0
in ban. n.tes, which be was 50 fortunate to ave
though every other pant Of his property was con-
suncd.
THs CATAsrRoPHg AT IIANRuRGH.-Ws have
The following statistical detail. Of the destruction
Of property BY the ca.mtous FIRE: Streets de-
,troycd. 81 lanes do, 100; house. DO in streets,
1892; small houses in lanes. 1913; cellars, 1853 !;
Inhabitants dispossesscd, 81 ,526. Churches de-
stroyed 3, viz: 81. Peter, ST. Nicholas, and 81.
Gertrude. The value of the private buildings j.
estimated at forty-.even millions marks bancn, and
in the mutual assurance effected by the msnicPali-
tics and the public buildings at ten millions,
making together - milluns-cqualto t3,363,OOO.
Tn. furniture and goods estimated AT t2,9G3,-
600; making the fetal value of the property 90
326 900 The amount insured in the foreign IN
companies On furniture and goods, i estl-
mated at tea millions marks banco, or 414l .VOC:
bui informed, on very good authority, that
this item il ovcrraied that it throws u doubt
upon the accuracy Of the statement of The aggregate
loss sustained We are credibIy Informed that the
total amour, OF the liabilities Of the English in.u-
rance companies viii not exceed, at the very ~
most ( $50 600: and according To the most recent
accounts, f420 900 is held as nearer to the truth
/, j, farther rendered perfectly certain that even
the latter account will be very materially reduced ;
for, the researches in the ruins proceeded. con-
siderable amounts of property we're rescued daily
which was constantly increasing the salyasc /" ~
English companies. 90,
\ letter from Hami-.s', Of the 18Th, says that
H., .aa......, or the FIRE in the air WAS seen not
only in the Baltic, but in the German Ocean, at
the distance of 100 miles, by the persons on bosrd
the ships that were coming to the Elbc.
The right of search and the commercial rol,-
lions between France and the United States have
l1cl, been mach discussed in the Chamber of Depu-
ties at Paris, and by the journals.
Some farther obstacle has been started a, Lisbon
10 the completion of the Portuguese treaty with
Great Britain.
The ROYAL m,nufactory of arms at O,iedo bad
closed. for want of funds in the Spanish treasury
TO carry it on. The finance, OF Spain were never
before al so lew ebb.
\ correspondent OF the London Times announ-
ces that the weekly wages of the agricultural la
borcrs in Suffolk have becs reduced on the strength
of the supposed reduction in the cost of living t. be
elected by Pcss tariff and corn bill
Sir Harry Feaiherstonhaugh has increased the
wages Of his Sussex la5orcrs, and given each
quantity of malt TO brew their own beer, upon con-
dition that they abstain from ircquentins beer
shops and public houses.
Samuel Hines, Chartist agent. has been held
to bail a. Birmingham for distributing hsndb'
against the military service, and urgin. the popu-
lace not TO enlist. Mr.. Joseph Surge became the
mans surety.
IRELAND-Thc troubles in Ircl1nd continued.
The Limerick Chronicle gives account of the
arrest in the Doom mountains of four persons with
their faces painted black who made the late attack
upon the dairy house of Mr.. Daniel at Dcnohel.-
Threatening notice. of assassination bad been
POSTED IN in various places in the sane ncisabor-
hood, ard hind of morbid excitement seemed Ia
prevail every where. Special meetings Of the
magistrates had been called at variou, place. in
TipPsrary. and IA general feeling seemed to prov all
th,t some important movement wss at hand
The Grand jury Of Dublin had insultcd O'C on
ucll. hy going without their usual dinner rather
than invite the Lord Mayor to the fcss,--a rule
which custom has made Imperative. The Agita.