The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-15
One Day Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

TO ASsGssihate the Queen Of EagIand-Deteat 3
the Neapolitans and Spasidrls at Rome.
The U. S. mail steamer Hermann sailed fron
Southampton OH Sdd1ay, May 20, and arrived a
| New York early on the morning Of the 9th, after
boisterous passage. We lay before our readers til
latest intelligence, which We find in the New Yor
Tribune and Sun.
| ENGLAND.
Attempt TO Assassinate the Queea.--Shortly afle
O'Clock, OIL the evening of the 18th, Her Majesi!
| and Prince Albert, while returning in an opel
landau from Hyde Park, down Constitution Hill I,
Buckingham Palaces laborng man, wearing
white fianaci jaEEef, md 5earipG al the appe,gr
ance of a mechanic, leveled pistol at the Queen
from within the ratings of the Green Park, while
| to the Tfiumphal Arch. The Queen and the Prince
did not appear much alarmed, and the carriage, on
| the order of the Queen, proceeded TO the Palace
| Both were uninjured. The miscr"ant, who is an
freshman, named JOHN Hamilton, was Immediately
seized by one of the Park keepers, and by soldier
who jumped over the rails. The pistol, it is be.
lieved, was loaded with ball. He was Immediately
taken to the King street station, where, the time
our reporter left, he was under examination. The
greatest excitement prevails in the metropolis, in
| consequence of the diabolical attempt. The man
who is about thirty or ive-andt thirty years of age
appears a rational individual.
Reported Changes in the Mnisiry.-The general
impression that some important ministerial changes
are at hand, would seem to be not without founda-
tlOn Ministers, it is said are ashamed of their re-
cent visible and invisible maortes Of too and ten,
and are determined on trying the effect of fresh
shuttle of the cards. We have just been favored
with the following programme of the contemplated
arrangement, and give it, not doubling its accuracy
so much as We do Its practicabiliiy. As, however
it will probably be attempted we forewarn the
constituencies affected by it TO keep look out.
Lord Clarendon Premier, to b. succeeded in his
viceroyalty by Mr.. Sidney Herbert, raised to the
peerage. Lord Lansdowne to be made a duke,
succeeded as President of the Council by Lord
John Russell, also called to the House of Lords.
Messrs Labonchere, Barring, and Sir J. C. Hob
house, 10 be made peers. Sir James Graham goes
TO the Admiralty, with Mr.. Cardwell as Secretary
and Me- Gladstone to be President of the Board of
Trade Of Control. This is bold shuttle certainly
turning up no less than four new peerages and
dnkedom !-Standard, 18Th
FRANCE.
The Socialist Democratic Irumph.-Our dates
are 10 the 18th inclusive, day later than the
advices received by the Niagara. The elections
continue to engross public attention, and there is no
doubt that the Socialists have been most successful
All the Ministerial journals admit this not only in
Paris, but throughout the provinces. There is as
yet some doubt to whether g. TO- II or Is Social.
lists are returned for the Seine. The department of
the YoDne, hitherto enthusiastic in favor of the
Bonaparte family, has passed over to the Socialist
democrats. Dordogne has quit the brutal "sa.
breur Marshal Bugeaud. Lyons and its immense
he Socialists Not Tepitimist has hen ts,nrnsJ
from Paris. That pasty-is completely destroyed
there though is said that there will be about so
Legitimists from the DEPARTMENTS in the new Cham
ber One thing ia now certain-the eaction,rv
tendencies spoken of by the press in England as
prevailing throughout France, are nowhere visible
in these elections The whole Social Democratic
list has been carried in the Tarn against the Con-
servatve ticket M. de Heckeren has been de-
feated in the Bias Rim. Later accounts state that
some of the departments had given ihree-fourths,
and some even greater majorties, for the Red Re.
publicans The whole of the Army was reported
10 have gone by the board for the Red Republicans,
Notwithstanding the care taken to keep out Social
ism. The "a representatives elected for the de-
partment Du Nord are all claimed by the Socialist
journals. The cities of Rouen, Havre and Bor-
deaux have all gone for the Socialists. Some i'm
porant changes are expected on the meeting of the
new Assembly; but at present, no one can even
conjecture what they will be-. Odillon Barrot and
Tracy are the only members of the present minis
try that are expected to remain The rest are too
much compromised on the Italian question. The
unfortunate Italian expedtIon-the conduct OF Gov
efHneHt ~ iega1u 10 lne eiecuonsLtne sup PRESTON
Go1ornsmt no lnnasr ,nnorabe ''0 p'esen
Government no 'ohsef suppof'ap,e'
Bo,chot acknowledgements Major Boichot has
been released from Vincennes.
Inc Aobe Chatei, CHIEF OF the French Catholic
Church has been committed to prison, charged
with planning an lnsurrectlon against Government
The People in their Iriumph-On the 18th,
crowds of people, principally operatives, were per-
ambulatng the streets of Paris, but there We're no
disturbances, though some OF the English nInnles
VINO write from there report matters were be-
coming serious Inc troops were In readiness to
be called out, but there was no danger OF battle
between them and the People.
Disturbances at LyOnS.-SerlOus disturbances
have taken place at Lyons, the representatives of
which Socialist. The populace, it seems, hav-
ing shown disposition to riot, regiment of the
line was ordered to disperse them, but they
joined the mob. A regiment of dragons was then
ordered TO act, but on seeing the infantry deter
mined to resist, they sheathed their swords and
went to barracks. Disturbances had also occurred
at BIOS, Cressy, and Chalons; IN the latter place
inc authorltles had oeen Worsied ana the red flag
hosted' Down win the Legitimlsts: In several
Of o., the departments, such as var Chez, Upper
hhne, ana foize, hhone ana ChGfeze, the cries
are, Down win the rriests Down Win the
Leg itimlsts I'M
b0urse IN Bother.-lhe pane at the Bourse