New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

g-,ec the Iegitinists aud the Ohean-
,n..es.ors Of the real influence on the soil OF
Frsnce but not conscious OF the same power TO ar
rive NJ once at the last step, have used the name
of Napoleon 81 a plank OF which It had need. Louis
Ropaparte received for himself, that Is 10 say Tor
he name be bears, at the utmost 100000 votes
The re.t was voted rs a piece of tactics. Az tns
day. DOW that he has betrayed the electors WING
clothed him with power aud has faithfully ser'eu
the perry Of reaction, he is rewarded WIN 'ne pay,
ment Of bis debts but atthe same time ls in'o'IHoi
that this is simply notice 10 quit Inc VOC "
the doiaion is the funeral Grafton oil tue
Let us row come to England. Ihere u LIZ
going on in Parliament one Of the most lmPo, 'hu'
end the most animated discu9sI9ns "HOn IA, =
taken place for many years. ], IS o. inc W, y, -
confidence demanded by the Ministry 10 inc
Of Commons after the vote on the lnoAOu y, 80
Stanley in the house OF Lords. A'ter na'u.5 V"
cnried two long sittings the debate was az an a.
ai..t risbt IL will be continued this a. en-
10 The opipions which stated IN my Ia, -
have undergone 10 change. The speech .. I 49,.
psln,erstou in the session oil the Zn.'' "as -
ssti.factory explanation OF bis conducl, aIu
M change in the political circumstance 1uo'
30 doubt that be will retain the same
tion. But all Eorope demands change oil Cao
met IL is probable that the Ministry VIII DC
weakened IL is so already, since II naS OoS"
abandoned by tia friends oil SIR ho0eH fe9'' VIZ
mons Sir James Graham and Mr.. Gladst'ne'
have both spoken, l will not say with the IimeS
against Lord PalmerstOn, but against the Ministry.
This is a pretty extensive falling off Bot Peel
Cabinet would have st lets favor in the House OF
Lords and lessinhuence in the House OF Commons,
than the present Cabinet. The most grievous thing
in all the explanations given by Lord Palmerston,
is the conduct Of the French Government under
Louis Philippe, which has shown itself constantly
hostile or Indifferent TO constitutional liberty In
speaking of those Revolutionists In spite OF theE-
selves, who have brought on the most serious
crimes by their obstinacy, and whose permanent
course of tactics is TO signaze the men as danger
ous who propose and maintain moderate reforms,
Lord Palmerston has drawn .iie-lke portrait OF
the three founders Of the Republic in France or at
least of the three promoters OF the Revolution Of
February, Louis Philippe, Guzot aud Dachatel:
/ give you a piece Of news that cannot ial to
excite in America, the mingled surprise and IN
digDation which it calls forth here. AT the mo-
ment when the King OF Prussia is scarcely con-
valescent from the effects Of an assault by sol.
der of bic guard, the Queen OF England yesterday
received blow ia the face as she was leaving the
palace of the Duke of Cambridge. Happily the
attack was not at all serious. The Queen was
able to appear in the Italian opera IN the evening
The criminal is q lieutenant OF hussars named
Pate He appears to have been discharged iiom
the service. He belongs TO a good family, and II is
said is well off, he lived in fashionable part oil
the town, Duke street St James. He was exam
med this morning at the Home office, by Sir George
Grey assisted by several other fanctlOnares OF the
police. | wished to wait till the last moment TO
give you other details Bat nothing is yet known
The crime falls under the provisions OF the last act
for the "better protection OF the Queens ne.
The prisoner may be condemned to transportation
for seven years, to three years imprisonment, at
hard labor, and to be whipped three times. The
social position of Pate authorises the s1Pposltion
that the crime had no connexon with politics.
Yours faithfully, JULES LECHENALlER.