New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

the whole interval which separates as rom tue age
wheo q Perkin Wsrbeck and Lambert 81 nnet coad
vsk abroad and 0nval-e a realm. And y-t 1t was
put IN tie way Of execution by this uGscruPdilas
~omsn With the direct completely of macy VINO ha
long figured among TIE prominent agents OF tue Mag
A. Der ctief accUmphce and working otgauiIef. the
QUeeb selected CERTAIN MurenA a lrsciag memo-r OF
the Kings police and the depO~Itary OF mnch OF his
coIhcetce. This mar, long noted fnr INSCRIPTIONS
vel AMY and prohgscy appears 10 have entere' thor
oughiy INTO the Queen proposals. Bunging Ia oear
biz innse ACQUAINTANCE with all the secret Springs OF
the executive ADD 9th the em~saries and agents OF
the police be orgenized 8 consT tracy whch e9untei
amen lis men beIs oOuHers, ofcials AMI soldiers oI
al k, and seemed To have secured the whole ma
clinery Of power. Nothing can give more lively
conception If TIRE corrupt material of whi'h the late
kirg deliberately composed his administration than
TIN, inT-e deertiVn 10 cause oi unuiigated iorST!
and cnme.
Meansbie, beneath the same roof witi the sick
cham Der which cocceae the threads of hIs dark ei-
there existed tie intended VICTIM II these mach1'
naiOu'a msn only in virtue q his yesrs-rscent!y ea
lowed indeed by IN. parents kind generosity, vita the
git Of Young wfe-Ostensiby Installed As Vicar ot
the eal. but point vi tact mere lnant IN the Sc
cusuu g.. nugrer,. L. gas EH.d 10 u.Ae say inpres
-on one 70 feeble and - dull spp-als 10 assume
the initiative whCh his nigh, was heard with list
lessncss. Reasoning was rot ineligible u the be
nighred vacaucy Of his uueducated mni; and the eX
holatous fer,eutly pressed by men grown grey 10 rs
famlys service. nay, by some Of bis nearest rei-
alive fell buntiy upon the FrDces upsssiolc stod-
it's. But At hs moment there occurred an explosion
Which perfectly electrified the only lukfg flores q,
VII atty IL his Gauie. Toe Queens piracy had
bteu observed ard tracked aud tho positive
Of nature was conveyed TO the Prince by those ~ho
wished him well lie was told exactly VINO possessed
the whole direction OF the scheme. and Dow 1t
rested with him, by an exercise OF the
possrs delegated Ia him. to satisfy himself OF the
truth. The shock oyorcsne every hesitation
and that night, on warrant slgnei oy
,he Price MureDa arrested m his house. IN which
were found pHpsrs confirming the information ana IS
H.. .l...4e - II hat III
overwhelming glare Of terrible perception must in that
instant have flashed upon the dim dscernment oil tn,
poor youth OGe cannot help dwelling with pity on
The thought If What be must have te that night IN
the gloomy chambers oi Cs>erta, a. bit by bit the
irretIagstle evidence of incredible p-rtdy met his
beultered gsze and he found himself huug, weak as
a child, out Of the cradle of blank conteutnent into
the full bitterness of domestic malice and treason az
the hearth. Bu, would he have been able to continue
the -ane holiness which caused the arrest OF Nurena
| Would he not have qusilcd before tsc Qneen Hap
PLY he vas spared effort to which he would proba,
! biz not have been equal. Before the Queen could
deal tue heir to the throne destructive blow, her
hubands ah had stripped her IL inoincnt oi al
| newer Such are the incidents which IN the year ol
| nur Lord 1879 have actually attended aD Ordinary
succession to the crown il the Kingdom Vi the Two
| Scllies.
Its not unnstursto think that the shock thus rude.
" given may have instiled into Francis III. hatred
ceinst biz -tepmohcr, likely, IN his slender stock nj
1
Austrian interest il identified with her, while the men
! who III rough their services have approached the
/ Kings person inainly incline toward more Italian
policy. II is IT babe that he must out nj sheer me-
cessltv have recourse TO their assistance for where
else il he 70 find servants on whom he rely The
| Monarch hbds bInself iu world Of which he knows
bite more than that it Is full Of hi. brothers face
him AS 80 many rival; his siepmOther hannts hun as
bis yndotiye prosecutor, aud his Court he hts d's
covered To be nest If perliiy and treason. What,
then more likely than that he suoud resign himself 10
the guidance If the men whose trustwohness he has
tested Still We feel considerable hesitation in sban-
donrg ourselves to confident hopes. His Queen ought
! to be Austrian in sympathy: all that We positively
know is that she is young and dashag woman, who,
from the very first shocked the austere angor OF the
Nespolian Court by her Independent, or, As 1t was
termed irTeyerent deneanor, completely setting III
ususht all the tramme- of demur- etiquette IL can
! barely be doubted that the influence Of this young
lady 90 her husband will be great. We may, there
TORE on seeing the traditional Egeria of Nea-
poten palece Dot fail this reign aod our hope must be
| That The anger against the Austrian Maria Theresa
Which for O, &c quickened the feeble pulse OF fIancl.
| H. NAV in cot jugal sympathy likewise have Affected
The Young lady who is condemned to pass her days IN
i the society Of d simpeton.