The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-03
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.

IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.
- New York, 26.
The Atlantic arrived this morning-left at 9 |
o'clock, Feb. IL. She experienced boisterous
weather.
The general news is not very important.
Full details of the late cowar,lly attempt to
assassinn'e the Queen of Spain has been receiv-
ed in England, her majesty was leaving
church bearing her Royal infant in her arms.
On the End OF Feb. a Jesuit priest named
Mnyno, while kneeling affected to present Pc
tetl"n, immediately struck at the Queen with a
poinard which he drew from under his cloak
The weapon penetrated the folds Of her dress,
hut striking the whalebone of her STAYS, its
cause was diverted, well the force Of the
blow, the dagger consequently merely entered
below the last rib, causing only slight wound.
second blow inflicted slight wound on the
arm. The assassin was instantly secured he
was proved to be a villain of The deepest dye !;
bv turns priest, soldier and usurer and a
traitor, and always a cu;throat, and debauchee.
The Queen behaved with surprising ior'itude,
aud having consequently recovered from the
first attack inquired for the safety of the child.
Her majesty is fast recovering.
Tregrpahic despatch from Madrid of the
It'll, says this afternoon at quartr past /, the
criminal who made the attack on the Queen
was arrested. lie was tried by the senate which
is alone competent to adjudicate in care of Ugh
| Treason.
ENGLASD.-ln the House Of Commons on
Monday, Lord John Russell introduced the long
| promised measure of Parliamentary refnm.
| It's leading features are reduction of the coun
| ty franchise, from ESQ to EGO Reduction oil
the Borough franchise from ElO to s., in
Ireland. The County franchise is to remain
but in the Boronghs it is to be reduced from
"a to f5.
The erection of low class Of voters who
pay 40 shillings taxes per annum. The abo
tillous of the oath of supremacy as being repug
nant to the feelings OF Roman Catholitics ant
Dissenters, and also of the form IT the oath,
required to be taken by Jews and the substsu
ton of all allegiance to the shroud and fideht,
/ to the succession.
The enlarge nent of sixty seven small borough
by draughting from he negtborhood, ltpr"m
ises mr mber t. B,rkenhead, and additions
one to Birkenham, provided Parliament shoulC
decide upon DISTINGUISHING the borough Of st
Adams All mention of the BALLOTS studio, 81,
avoided in the Bill.
Lord Johns speech was Immediately follow e,
by an animated discussion, in which several o
the leading members Of all parties had prom
inent part.
Mr.. Hume and Mr.. Barklcy complained Q
the omission of the ballot, and he asserted tina
during the progress ofihe Bill, he would intro
duce the necessary clause.
Mr.. Bright though considering the measure
in many respects defective, would not disturb
the existing Bill.
Sir Geo. Gray and Sir Benz Hall deprecated
any delay of the two readings, and leave w
than riy,r "a, hripr IL, ,ba hill
On Tuesday among the miscellaneous busi
ness of the House, Mr. Sharman Crawford il
a long speech moved for leave TO bring in
bill t. establish Tenant Right in Ireland.
Sir Geo. Gray would not oppose the INTRO
duc,on but could not hold out hope in tn
second reading. Its principles would be affirm
ed by the Government
Lord john Russell said that Government ha,
on previous occasion introduced measure oI
this subject, but that it had met with mos, VIC
lent opposition fir IN agtators in ireland, who's
demands he stated as being utterly iuconssten
with The rights of proper'p. He thought
would answer no good purpose to attempt t
pass such measure.
ably supported by Rough, Bright, Whitesid
and Others, and leave was given tor its intro
ducton
Mr.. Anstey referred to the torcible expulsion
{ Of certain Missionaries Of the Free Church @
Scotland from Pesth, in Hungary by the Aus
tran Council of State, and enqured whethe
any steps had been taken by the Government
} to procure satisfaction from so little violatio
of international law.
After some grumbing on the part of Lor
John Russell, who said he was unprepared t
answer the question then, Mr.. Anstey gave nc
tlce that he would again press for iniormatio
on Thursday.
The proceedings in the House of Lords wer
devoid of interest.
FKANCE-Presents no new feature of par
ticular notice; the g'vernment has put forth
most indiscreet and Incorporate article in tn
Patrte. telling the electors they must retur
Bonapartists to the Assembly, and, if they cleo
I'd any other, all would have to be done owe
again
The Legitimate party will abstain from com
ing forward.
The commercial reports from Havre are mo:
unfavorable.
[Sonethng is said about an Austrian court
martial tor attempting to seduce some Hunga
rian regiments, but the report is unnteilIg,ble.
-EDs. EXPRESS.
: The Atlantic was detained by the ice. Sh
brings 30 passengers, amongst which is Williar
New YORK, Feb. 26
Mr. Kinkle left the city yesterday Afternoon
tor Washington, in the Baltic. We unders.an
that he will pay visit to several cities in tn
South, and will then return to New York, an
will take public farewell of his friends, an
hen sail for Europe.