The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17
FOREIGN.



he hoenla arrived q Boston on Friday afternoon
Ane EnShsh papers FURNISH the following intelligence
Enga~Md.
The triumph Of the ministry in the Common. an ,hs
night OF the 26th by 56--Mf. Rosbuck's rcsolutio"
being carried $40 TO 2oawas received with great chsss
ing The Liverpool Journal publishes The following let
from leading liberal member OF Parliament, in refer
cnce TO the chances OF ministers:
IL said Stanley and Gladstone trying form cab
met Others say, Graham and the peees with few
lroe traders. disposed unite tor similar purpose
bs raas has soohended the wings hat they cannot
h.,u WIN him. NY opinion is that ministers will
i. majority large enough 10 retain ofhce-say forty.
!, c9bdes Brsh,. and Moeswoth have failed 10 induce
.bsse Win T. 20 WIN hem and only hear q .hosa
vote on ,hs. side nor can believe they viii vots when i,
donnr 20 NE Pcn hame and Miner Gibson very
rest OF the Liberals as far as learn viii vote with min
is said will go in the same direction i''''''''' -"
me sa s s Py sa, have had Even
In the House of Lords. on the night Of The os,h ,h
attack upon The Queen spoken Of but no address
was moved The landlord and tenant lrslandS bill,
alter short discussion, was read the third time and
passed The small tenement recovery treland) bill was
also passed.
In the Commons on the same evening" the striking q,
the Queen was principal subject for speeches but Lord
John Russell declined to move address, for fear /,
might give too much prominence TO The affair. i1
The Sunday closing OF the post Office is denounced
an ll-advised measure.
The royal infant has been christened.
| The suspension OF Messrs Braggioui & Co., Greek
|
The liabilities Of the house supposed to be E25 600
There is talk of American manufacturers setting up
| factories in the west OF Ireland. F,8.
The Irish crops promise well The Repeal Association
| met again on Monday. The rent declared was 81 1861
SID Mr. John Cornell has written 10 the papers. deny.
ing the charge that he looking out for government
situation He says that he would accep, any govern
ment offer whatever III
There was riot at Dunfermline, in Scotland, in
which the navvies were overpowered, and dozen of
them lodged in Jail
ltaPpears that Garrbadi, the Roman refugee. is at
present at Liverpool 1t is said he is about to revisit the
United States
ATTACK UPON THE QUEEN.-The attack upon the
Queen is detailed follows by the reporter for the Lon
don Times OF June %:
About twenty minutes after six O'Clock last evening, her
Majesty. accompanied BY three Of the royal children and
Jooeyn lady in waiting left Cambridge house
alter health her iiIasrous uncle crowd had as
sembled without the courtyard gates to witness her
Of the satesa person respectfully dressed and abou.
feet two inches high, advanced two three paces and
sharp blow the Queen. The blow took effect upon the
upper part Of her Maesys forehead and her bonnet
which, being oil light texture, driven in by
The act was Witnessed by great many persons, and,
James Summers, in the employ Of Mossrs ofdway. 1850
Pccadlly was the first collar him but several others
able restrain his resentment dealt the man blow il the
face, which drew blood at But for the timely arrival
81 d. police he would have been ' more roughly han
Her Majesty betrayed no feeling Sf alarm, and mnsd
to Buckingham Palace, the spectators cheering loudly
hsg enabled her
with her usual courtesy and condescension eN
being asked b: name. ispisd, wi.hoa. hsssiion,
los asa ssda ss. e he ssS u
Duke street, ST James. Tho evidence OF Mr.. Summers
oner asked what he had say the charge He 70
Piled that was true he had struck her Majesty light
fusion to he Witnesses tho.o men cannot prove whether
struck her head her bonnet The prisoner then
conducted TO one OF the police cells
non being searched there found upon the prisoner
two keys and pocket handkerchief No money
The email stick wilh which the prisoner the blow
% saa nsa
three ounces vi course such weapon this could
Tws. ssceainsd that The prisoner had lodged On the
third floor Gan elegant suite OF spartments Of n Duke
regular habits, and paid hi. bill. with great pune.
tusy HIS father was described TO be ln.n of large
corn factor Nothing has been discov
cred which could by possibility explain the motives OF the
s.gs.n. Silver who took the P,:onsr into custody
out Of his hand he aboa, 10 fire second shot.
sn.s, ed, he; M.s'y' service a. eSas BY U1roh;:.
o ss on ri os a. on s & s
and retired by the sale OF his commission short lime pre-
ISIS The prisoner rs,psoaSe msn, and
slightly bald He wears mustaches, but has not military
The Queen visited the in the evening. and her
csp,lon wa, enthusiastic The maxi Of tho vosnce wa.
.ppeaance aloneio Prince Albert the prince Of Prussia
and the ladies in attendance forward
aterwns accdents Intended tho effect equally
touching and graceful II spoke world OF confidence
opera and than sppaudcd the performances OF
Visrdot, CASTELAR,, and Mario
The strongest proof of insanity in the present exists
In such behavior the part of who q soldier.
and in that rank OF life which make him senabte
disgnce. The wel-known law Of 1912 subjects whonso-
ever shall strike at the Of the Queen. with intent
TO alarm her Majesty not only to transportation but
whipping, public private. How Mr.. Pate, in his Senses
could have put himseli within the action Of such Law Is
unacoountable.
The SPEECH OF Loan PALAkasToN The speech OF
Viscount Palmerston occupies twelve closely printed
columns OF the London papers II il, of course impoS
sble 10 reproduce the whole in this journal Nor 10 II
necessary find the following we'll condensed ~
port OF iis main points The Morning Chronicle denies
fhe accuracy OF some OF its facts.
Viscount Pamerston, who, on rising, was loudly
cheered by the ministerial side oil the house. said that Il
due to himself 10 the house. and the coany. that
The second night OF this impoansebats should Close
without a statement from him. This was no mere quss-
lion Of the endurance Of ministry, but question
Of national policy. tf
But he thought the way which this subject had been
brought on was unworthy Of the party which had OBJ
tanned hostile majority in the lords and which should
have brought forward substantial motion, in accordance
With that affirmed by the peers Addressing himself 10
the latter resolution he declared that advocated poll
cy hostile TO the interests rights and dignity OF the
try which wss told that it, subjects abroad must not look
chances OF the corruption and tyranny of the govnmeat
under which they might happen to Be placed H de-
MED that doctrine No minister bad acted under il,
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