The New York herald., 1868-05-11

the distressing Intelligence which arrived here on
Saturday last which had 0ccasioned her Maiesty go
much grief and which still causes her much anx.
ety. (Hear hear.) Mine will be common voice when
l express the sorrow END the Indignation with whcp
the House and the country heard the intelligenc :,
the attempt to assassinate his Royal HIg' ooos . o
the Duke OF Ednblrg. lIear, hear) IA ;ahess -
anything could aggravate the atrocity o. AND II
would be the circumstances under W. :, the act Il
committed His Royal Hlghness ws q % vts,,;n ~ 3,s
most M distant station Of her Massty colonial 5e
"a l...s..si;- ;-ne eciied sens mcnt o7 ea majesty
thusiasm which must have Touched the h I'm anest en-.
Country in which INC & ns wa and he had ommanded
which was due TO his Intelligence az ni iLecepdoh p
manners, Hear hear) When the a. q was ,s nerre.
the graceful appanages Of his ilu rns nces which are
was establishing new charity, a. Id that charty In in
in which, may say, he has d tinuss Se - devoted
and Of which, l trust, he will live In bn the the
orasment n,;Sns t,, Hsar shssc hear s i mpossbSs in
act in question. We I've IN an age Of nrocy M oss 'T n
sometimes natter oselves that such Is on' fs,
,oicn he orst @a sass Saos orr oe sS R y
are reUtpsd Some Sistant centuries Goo m a,@ ,s "g,s
mysterious o,oer in ertstence ,uo s9 o,rs'
nsdn9 IN eperycenp, and coast, ana cap tai in sne
soors poinard at rs dtsposa. ana de cotton i u"
sar Al can that oP resres s 3 ,rs %sd for lsa, so
name OF Ireland. (fIear, hear) / a m mvsalf CON
vnced, as have expressed beforen is hy,sa that
| the imputation Is unjust. (Hear.) brlieve that
these acts and the characters who pf them
are the disempered consequence az cir;; ,no,.s nnd
dsOydnized society; that their da rk irvosinn tirst
| touched Ireland, but that the n ation ne WHO'S
entirely repudated them, and the manner in which
n son a .S mas nty been received
nus pioVSu .na. 'Ic ioyhay VI Tue Irish nation has
been m uncnanged and undmmed md that those loyal
OF the people flow with the yiOor we have eyer
recognized. trust that under these circumstances
/ may move, "That an humble address he nresentsd
to her Majesty containing an expression az sorrow
and Indignation at the atrociOr rs attemnt IN assass
nate his Royal Hghness the ID uke of Edinhnr0 while
on visit to her Majesty's Az stralian colonies and
to offer their heartfelt congr1 uatiOns To her Majesty
on his preservation from NOR tai injury and TO assure
her Majesty of the sympathy of the iouse under her
Majestys present anxiety I'D Of their earnest hone
for the speedy recovery I his Royal Highness'
loud cheering.)
Mr.; GLApsroNE.I rise 70 the purpose Of second.
ing tnat ADDRESS wnicn ma just been moved by the
right honorable gentleman heartily cOncnr-eyery
man must concur-n the sentiment OF sorrow and
IN the sentiment OF lndg atiOn which are expressed
In the terms OF the aldre s.; and we must ali think
feel sincere thankulnel ,s to the Almighty who has
been pleased on TINS cri ica OCCASION II entirely
to paralyse the arm OF IL he assassin vet tn nreven
ana trust definitely to prevent, at any rate thus far
TO prevenC-that morta consequence at which the
ASSASSIN aimed ! 40 .ot Know whether, Judging as
judge merely from expressions contained in tele
graphic intelligence Y would be safe or wise to AZ
sumo 1t as r1gidly demonstrated that this foul
ana Ioathsome oeefl was connected with the
to say it only adds another 40 dark am shadow sSf
to the distress which previous acts of horror have
uIouShI upoh VIC name OF tnat conspiracy. But
whether IL be so or not II cannot in the main affect
the sentiment Win which am sure that address
Will be voted by tN house. Every man who has the
smallest share of uman feeling must feel profound
regret, on the ono hand at this Of anxiety
to her Majesty an the other hand at the fact that
her Majesty has cen spared another deep and severe
aliction In tho midst OF that crushing afliction
which has darke ned her day. And as regards the
Prince himself, Undoubtedly II ANYTHING could have
dsarmed the nc nd Of the criminal one would have
thought 1t wopl have been his youth great intel
lgence the GO aial manners which have endeared
HIM to all wital whom he has been brought into con-
tact. This Is subject on which think few words
are BEST the beet being to convey the foot OF the
throne the dv tiful and loyal sentiments we feel for
her Majesty and will therefore only say that most
| cordially second the motion.
The Lorsion Repteec remarks that the Disraeli
budget pre- l;ents no feature OF novey it shows no
fertility Of financial resources the part of its
fraIner; 1t does not in any way warrant the belief
that I'VE have new Peel or Gladstone in Mr.
Huntn but, on the other hand II is safe and honest
and does not in any way sin against sound economi.
cal principles. =
The London Spectator points that the great blot
Of the budget is that which Mr. Gladstone hit so
hard-the large addition to the ordinary expendi-
y fr- d.