New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

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pes aud have been conducted with proper prudence VIII be
enabled withstand the shack 10 which the pane
Her Maesy Government have reason to ap2hend thsI
there Is any general want Of sorndness I'd lne orlis S
f mis- conntry which can give reasonable ground of aAey
or alarm either in fhs country sbroad they are SATISFIED
the contrary that the present crisis psoTnar anu
dented is one of character essentially more iavorab
than others which have successfully passed trough anu
that all that is required IL that a classes shond cooperate
the Government In endeavOring TO aay anu
acting with nrndeDce and rbearance while so much agitation
prevails. .-, coro. o. ho 81 Srest
that The commercial interests abroad should De
reassured in regard what is passing in this country ana
have theI lost no time in authorizing you 10 MAKE
10 Tho government which you are accredited and geneay
70 those who have direct in such matters the view
ssrs the active measures which have been adopted 10
avert any evil consequences and the confidence WDh e
Msesfy feel that those measures VIII be aehueu
The abatement of the panic the city this morning is Her
Naestys Government earnest OF the good result
likely to attend the which they have authorized 'he
am With great truth your Oedient humble servant
' CLARENDON
THE FRNrAYs-ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF AN IN
FORMER.
Correspondence Of The London Times - o
One of the most daring, deliberate and coolly exc
eued attempts at assassination made IN TINS country ooh
place ON Sunday night at Howth. Warner the approve
who gave evidence against the Fenan PRISONERS ~ oon
trials at the Special Commission had been hyng az
tart under the protection OF the consabulary Ahougn
aware that the object of intense hatred be
exposed himself while there having gone INTO puDcnoue
and exhibited pistol which was taken from hn ana ne "a
at the same terribly beaten lie was consequently, I
moved to Howth where with his wife ana SIX chdren ne
lodged in house door to the consaeuiary station anu
under the protection OF supe9nsiaoe na ne
On Sunday evening about o'clock warner ana ms %
were standing against the wall OF the graveyard apou
yards the police barracks when ney were @
nv man VINO the OF the graveyard anu
then got into conversation with them, and ultimately
them to drink at public house Iory Ieuss b
90 stating thar be the police The stranger he
manfred Where tbSy lived said he hungry and asked
whether they knew place where ne eoo s9 beS invited
Warner who said not 10 have been qule sogsr .e @
him TO take tea with him at his lodgings The visitor was
introduced to Mrs Warner and made himself 50 S
several bottles of porter were aterWaru III
consumed About lOt o'clock the man. VINO gave MS Ia 40
OCOnnor expressed WISH to stay al ngnl ne o Than let
bed. The andady said sDe won9 give one sove nted
him out at that late hour The offer was hanRuy aecep.o
but before retiring rest OConnor asked 70 e
enough TO show HIM the way 20 lhe paV sobbed him
as soon as they outside OF the door conner sDou |
the neck behind the ear WIN uasf AND sb and in
fcted wound about an inch deep striking W.. OVu
INIT cutting no arteries The wound though dangerous was
mortal and Warner VINO ls eVuas ,'r,ing in.
OF great muscular power about 40 years OF aee ~
stanty seized his assaan by the collar desperate suse
ensued, ana OCohhor was sDo ~ , 10 dacgcr and
hind him his vest and hat lie also e the az
In his coat pocket six chamber revolver oaueu WIZ
two bnets in each chamber and capped OConnoI escaped
by Jumping the wall lie had return lcke io lnas
dy and no intended TO have epetrated the murder ~
time 10 get back 10 Dublin by the last train; but not being
able TO accomplish that and being without hat or coat he
seems to walked along the railway Warner rushed into
the house, bleeding proiusey ana shouting Murder W9en
Tormy ran without waiting dress revolver in hand but
too late Dr. Rorke of Bldoyle Immediately sent for
and arrived about III o'clock when re bound up the wound
and stopped the hemorrhage The cOnstaDuary were IN
stantly arrest the fugitive
KeoWn having sent his men out ali directions
himself and drove rapidly into town. roqsng the constaou
the detective office Dublin The consequence was that the
whole country secured by the police aud at about O'Clock
in the morning the Clontar cODabuay saw on ie
road near the Junction with nothing on but his SHIRT aud
trousers and carrying his boots under his arm Aer smart
run he was captured by Constabes Patton and LOughn
Tie prisoner brought before the local magistrates Messr
Flood by whom he remanded and sent TO
Kmanhsm goal having taken the evidence OF warner ana
his wife Torny and the consabes by whom he arrested
The police think that OCOnner false name and that the
the policeman whose large reward mad been
offered If this be his audacy wonderful and be must
counted extraordinary want of dscernment In the
police He about 90 age and five feet inches in
hight He states that he is BY trade leather cutter D
Roke says that he cannot pronounce posu'e opinion aOou
his patient for day or two
REFORM IN ENGLAND
Mr. John Bright recently wrote the following letter 70
meeting Of the friends Of reform in London:
"'''e " RocHDALE. May 10. 1880.
DEAR SIR thank you for invitation to the meeting to
he held on Monday not able 20 be present at
hops ali your friends will understand the exact position oil
the Reform question The main portion OF the ooectlos
was no truth them The only real ohjec
ton was against the admission of any portion OF the working
The same game will be played hereafter There win be
resolutions SAYING one thing s ,Sns sag hSed and feared
win be extension Of the franchise to the ES5kag eo
GOOD enough to excite the hostility Tories Of those
from the Liberal ranks who have Joined them as II has tte
N 10 saee ey because Is henoefOh part the bill
which offers the franchise to worklngmen sns % I'M
rejection OF c0nederaue
be the rejection Of the whole. IL.
Il are animated BY unchan geabe hostility 20 bill which
gives the franchise the workngmen They object 70 any
Transfer of power from those who possess H. and they
their with any increased number OF the
countrymen who form the working class.
They regard workingmen here the Southern planter
regards the negroes lately his slaves They can
no longer be bought sold far they are free men They
NAV work and pay but they must not vote They must
obey the laws but must have share IN selecting the men
who are 10 make them The future position Of the millions OF
workingmen in the United kngdom is now determined the
10 20 I'LL In
fred by the Southern planter for the negro.
Millions Of workmen will bear this in mind they VIII now
know the point the gulf which separates one party from the
other In the House OF Commons.
There will be great efforts made TO Induce the Government
10 abandon the line for the county and 81 for the
borough franchise the Governments yelds IL will probably
destroy and will leave the question open for the next
Paramenfor suppose the suffrage question set
tied for the Of single Parliament on the basis OF de-
parture from the figures OF the present BILL .
Lord Derbys bill OF 1859 proposed R0 franchise for coun
e, and Lord Palmerston bill of 1860 offered the county
franchise and &c franchise for boroughs anything less
or worse &4 and 81 franchise be now carried there
will not single Reformer in the kingdom Who will not be
At liberty bin passed petition TO move tue
House for further extension Of the suffrage.
hope you may have good meeting but shall regard u
only a. preliminary the meetings you will hold II the mod
crate before Parliament should be INITIATED OF
rejected Worknfmen everywhere should feel that the real
and fuure their class In and
that they depend mainly on themselves am very truly
,onrs JOIN BRIGHT
M George Howell No. Q Adelphi.terrace, London.
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