Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14
SATURDAY,, 1nne 9.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

ARRlN AL Nf HE IrhMANN'
The steamship Hermann arrived at New
York Wednesday morning, bringing London
papers one day later than those by the Niaga.
ra.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNATE THE
QUEEN.
LONDON, May l9.-Shortly after six o'clock
this evening, while her Majesty and FRINGE
Albert were returning in an open landau, from
hyde park, dow Constitution hill, to Buck
ihgham Palace, a laboring man, wearing a
white flannel jacket, and bearing the appear
ance Of me echanic, levelled a pistol at the
Queen from within the railings of the Green
park, while the c;rriage was passing the curve
OF the hill, close to the triumphal arch.
The Queen aud the Prince did not appear
much alarmed and the carriage, by order Of
the Queen, proceeded 10 the Pa'ace. Both
wsrsuninju jured.
The man, who is an lrishman named JONI
Hamilton, was Immediately seized by one of
the park keepers and by a soldier who jumped
over the rails. The pistol it was believed was
loaded with ball.
The man, who is about thirty or thirty-fve
years of age, appears a rational individual.
ITALY.
H The accounts from Rome are to the 10th OF
May, and represent things as yers slightly
changed, fiat all, from their position at the
date Of the latest previous advices.
The Neapolitan army Rad no, removed from
ts position. Large bodies of armed men con
,inued to arrive in the city from the provinces
to fight for the republic. II was reported that
Gen Oudinot had required the Neapotar
commander not to make any attack ON Rome
as it interested the honor of France that as the
Frctch troops had commenced the work they
should finish it.
| The Roman Minister of Foreign Affairs hat
/ delivered passports to all foreigners who de
manded them. The Roman Government haC
addressed :, ncte to all the Catholic powers
dated the 9TH OF May signed by the minister
| Rusconi, saying that The Roman question
hitherto POLITICAL had now assumed religious
character, and that all Europe apparently con
I spred to impose detested power upon three
millions of men, who haf declared il forever
fallen. 4" Let Europe" continues the mani
| festo, " reflect before she proceeds; the strug
! gle is no longer between one army and anoth
! Ier, but it is struggle that embraces a whole
moral world of ideas, that may find an echo il
the most distant generations.
The King of Naples was, as it wero, block
ed up in Albano, the bridges being blown VI
behind him.
Il Cen Oudinot had promised to suspend opc
I ration till the result Of the negotiations be
tween the Roman fnvoys and Lord Palmer
ston became known.
:, The occupation of Bologna and Lcghorn b.
! the Austrians is confirmed. In the latter cit
the Ausrians, shortly after their entcrance
had shot, without any form of Trial, every per
son met carrying any description Of fire arms
, or even wearing the uniform of the Nationa
Guards.
II was reported that General Felongei, III
INeapolitan commander in-chief, had game
possession of Palermo, after desperate en-
eagemcnt and bombardment, after which tn
Neapolitan force sacked the city, and commit
ted the mos, desperate atrocities.
H GERMANY.
Confusion in this part of Europe, seems
!, be growing worse confouuded. The King G
. Prussia, following the example OF his Austria
brother, has rspudiated the Frankfort Assem-
} bly, by recalling the Prussian delegates an
I in the meantime the Assembly, forming on
> element Of the Central German Government
. is at open odds with the other element, tn
, Regent, who seems disposed neither to do nc
TO leave undone.
6 Z days later from Europe.