New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

rs Mses-r 70 nd Of " Gu-zot don believe ina,
ne h.n- ever o. : Ne did r:os; certainly
WIKI he intention Of di=rrliss!ng N uzo,for Il
me Elect on .. II III isTor. a. repa; VIII De
Ms iIaestv vii bs most happy 70 keep nm in ONCE
:: notorious tast Lou.= Philippe nas the greatest conf
dence n he grea: Minister snc TIE wa-res admiration
Of nj talents
American s..airs haze Of late been hcnorssi vvi:h
scarcely aDy notice ~ al II ms pa- OF The world IL
prove that the p-o-eTed mediation OF England between
Mexico and the United states vi De rejected % me
latter Ina; such rejection WI! De great humiliation
for England and compel England 10 choose between
Peace t1Il O.; sacrifices OF a W az fun of Peris -
The Government has AT Length after much hest
a,ion authorized the Association cot up n imitation OF
the English ante o-riaw Leasie 10 combs. for the
absolute abolition o: g.. Commercial! restrictions
4 concert IN the open air gwen the other
day by 200 musicians. L was the first lme such
multitude OF musicians ever PLACED together in France
ana the CHI and t1u' rsre consequently me most ter
nc ever heard.
It appears that the combined fleets OF England
and France although not set 1'-1ad compile have a.
ready done good service II putting down Ire ebon!nahe
trade in slaves or the Western coast OF Africa and they
conaiea; o; doing get greater things shorty
The Bey OF Tuu;s has severely punished some in.
dividuas who their slaves O. ai= doirons and
disposed OF them ciAndesuney on ae abolition OF s.a
very taxing place
The differences between France and the Govern
OF Hayti have been satisfactorily arranged. The
latter pays indemnify invites The Consul OF France
By letter ms functions and receives him with
all honors landing L = stated that the English agents
have contributed greatly 70 bring about this satisfactory
result.
The limited number OF electors about 100000
in this county has been noted IN the department n
the Seine ncludin. Paris and some towns OF consdera
Die importance. there the last general cleo
in 1872 only l-.Ss2 electors Inscribed OF whom
only 1913 voted Elections very quiet and orderly
in this country Theros no noise no tunu!t no baad-
OF music iags bloody noses ss ve see IN the nj
ted States and Grent Britain 4; this the French pro
ess be extremely pleased and bless their STARE that
their elections not Ike tins brutal scenes Of America
and England But they had the Same liberty Amer
leans and Brons. tbs, IS 70 say instead Of two hunt
red thousand they had millions Of electors their cleo
tons would De us as Tiolent and brut1l
From Algiers the news Is of the usual character,
that Is TO say the French have caas;ised revoed or dis
affected tribes seized their Hooks and compelled them
10 make heAvy payments IL MONEY The tribes OF the
OuledSidi fia Ben-hBieb those OF the mountains 20
the North Sctif OF Oulcd-Aissa OF Amoucha. hare
been thus treated The last accounts represent the
country tranquil There dd!ncs OF Abd-ei-
Kader
Yesterday to-day and tomorrow, are the six
teenh anniversaries OF tho three glorious days Of July
which resulted in the placing OF the OF France
the head OF Louis Philippe and OF making tho char
ter rerin Yesterday and to-day rehet was distrb-
uted tho poor and prayers offered in the churches
for the reposc OF the souls OF those killed in 1870 To-
there will BE- all manners OF amuserncnts-pan-
toncs balls. concerts creased poles jout= the
ter fireworks Examinations The Champs Elvsee are
to be Illuminated in brilliant style The Rourse
/ VIII be closed and commerce generally suspended
pom the whole the harvest This year Is very
but in places the crops les than the ay
eragc and parts OF Brctaguc they have been on
tircly destroyed
The Courier Francois OF this morning publishes
the following paragraph the responsibility OF which
leave 10 i o. Il i said that the Mexican Government
has demanded France and England their mediation
to put end 10 the with tne United states and that
the departure OF the Psyche for Vera Graz has been
delayed days in order that II may carry the answer
70 this proposition
Aaotier attempt has been made the lie o.
King Louis PHILIPPE Yesterday evening, AZ seven O'Clock,
Ms Majesty appeared usual th, balcony OF the pn
cpa window the pBlncc OF the uleres 10 listen 10
tie which gwen hy the bands of tho Nation
u Guard part of the customary rejocings in com
mcmora'-ou II the revolution Of July The King
Comptncd by the Queen the Princes his ana other
members OF the Royal Family. He was warmly received
by the crowd assembled and acknowledged their greet
ing with his usual warmth No sooner mad he seated
/ himself and sivcn the signal for the
inencc than person the crowd drew forth pistol
and fired two shots At the King BY providenual dis
uensatiOn neither touched rs Majesty Nor any per
ION near 10 him at all injured The King himself pointed
ont tie assassin who Immediately arrested and
lodged in safe custody The police had great difficulty
in saving him from! the vengeance o, the popuace BE
ing questioned the iscrean. readily admir-ed his crime
stated his be- Joseph Henri that ne i fifty year.
age ana manufacturer OF oJGs de idrcSe residing ~
Paris Msiortunes he si had mad" hn weary OF lie
and he fired the hing talked about and a. means
OF meeting death. He added that he proposed to com
nit the CRIME weeks bHck when on duty ~ the Pal
ace a. a National Guard but refraued lest he should
bring disgrace on hi comrades
This attempt his lie excited perccpuo!e emotion
in the mind 81 the King He was calm and a com
posed if nothing had happened. His Majesty as on
previous occasions SAT out the conclusion OF the concert
and then witness the fireworks, for the com
mencement OF which he gave the usual signal After
they concluded he returned Neuily and Thence
started for the Chateau d Eu
The assassin will no doubt, be beheaded ike his pre-
drcessor Lccome. lie Is well dressed. of elegant
ucrs and me ne arrested had 40 francs in
his pocket.
This makes the serenth attempt AZ assassination from
which Louis Philippe has escaped
" The recicde Henri visited on Thursday.
says the Constitutional by VI Du;resne Inspector
OF the Prisons Intercepted 10 the motives OF his 81
tempt the prisoner replied that the OF becoming
bankrupt. and uot possessing sufficient courage 70
suicide he had opened the code md whether
there crime punished by death without i be
in. necessary XII any one lie then conceived the
design OF bring the ring, but without intending 10 A!!
him in order that the capital punishment nigat be
indicted upou him or havIn. attempted The Ming HE
The newspapers DO not appear 70 be III very good
huuor with the alterations the American Tariff Is ;hey
say ,hey afford 5es only miserably small advantages
20 French commerce, while some OF the changes VII posi-
;.yely be more injurious il :han the existing rarif
Mr. Wheaton, the United States Embassador at
Berlin received with marked favor BY The NIng
and aristocracy