The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-07
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She Appreciates the worlds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Con-
ordinations.

New York, TTi6une's L9ndor
Public opinion, to-day, fnclin1s t. re-
gard the author OF the attempt upon the
Queens life AS insane, but the daa are
still Insufficient FIR forming a corr. ct
judgment. Il is doubtful H. whether
Mac can really intended 10 kill The
queen. Nobody suspe It's that thar, was
u poll ical motive in his act, snd there
has been NO hint that he had sn accomp-
lice, or acted as the too of anyone. The
Irish papers energetically discAim all
sympathy with homicidsl attempts Oh
the Queen. Unusual precautions were
taken in London fortnight ago, to in
sure the Queens safety. They we're
seemingly relaxed when she Quilted Lon
don, the police at Windsor showing
rather unusual negligence. Some OF the
spectators urge that Maclean could
easily have shot the Queen in the station,
to which access was unguarded, but it
Is certain that the bullet was fed and
that the Queen was really in serious
peril. All accounts agreed that her ma
Jesty sho ed Courage and cOmp0su' e.
Her demeanor since the attempt hs.
been equally admirable. The Queen
herself, though understood TO be al ways
somewhat apprehensive of assassination,
attaches comparatively slight importance
to this outrage. She is deeply moved !,
nevertheless, by the world wide demon
stations of sympathy and horror. She
was also gratifed by Frelinghuysen's
well-meant but clumsy message. The
d, clsrations of the American pres were
cabled her fully. They were recognized
as adequately and happily expressing
American feeling, and were cordially
common ed on in private. The Stand
ard aud Telegraph distinguish them
selves by the heArtiaess with which they
welcome American sympathy. The
went personally to Windsor to inquire
as to the Queens health, and to express
official congratulations.
London, Especial prayers and
thanksgIv nR services were held in nearly
all churches and chapels in England, to-
day, with reference 10 the Queens es-
cape. Gladstone and Earl Granville
were present at the Chapel Royal, st.
James Palace, the preacher being the
pastor of st. DaVid's. The most note
worthy services were those held by Dean
Bradley, at Westminster Abbey, canon;
the prayers Chapel Savoy, Bishop of
Rochester; st. PsuPs, Spurgeon at the
Tabernacle and DR.. Parker at the City
Temple. The Queen was in no way SO
much affected by any message a. by
that from President Arthur. Radical
journals on the continent generally de-
plore the attempt on the Qusen's life A
few Of the more extreme type express ap
prehension that it will be turned TO &C
count as an argument in favor Of reac-
ton.
special prayers we're also offered 10 the
synsgcgues and the Catholic cathedral
at Kensington. Special thanksgiving
services were held in the church Of the
British embassy sc Paris, Com Kirchs,
Berlin, and the / aglish Church, Ro me.
A Te Deum was chanted Ia the Russian
chapel, London.
Granville, in the House of Lords, and
Gladstone, in the Commons, tonight or
tomorrow, will move an address con
grstulstinR the queen on her escape.
London, -MscleSn, tae would-1F
assassin Of the queen, was quietly m re-
moved on Saturday to Reading Jail. The
solicitor Of his family writes that he pos
sesses certificates of the emi"ent phvsi-
ClAuss NJ anuSiey Auu OOOuTlCu, VI 1ho
existence Of mental sberrs' ion in the
prisoner CT long stsud ng, and be has no
hesitation in saving there will be no diff
6cuIty in establishing the fact Of his IL
sanity.
The folio wing note from Earl Gran
well, to United States Minister Lowell,
Ia printed:
My Dear Mr.. L0a0etE:
l have just received q message from
the Queen desiring me to convey Her
Msjesty's scknoWled gements for the
congratulations you offered o" bshaf of
the President and people of the United
States, and to express her hearty thanks
for the kind fee ings manifested towards
Her Majesty. Yours very sincerely,
GRANVILLE.
Ponsonby. the Queens secretary,
writes TO Minister Lowell. upon receipt
OF Secretary Frelinghuysen's congratu
atoms, upon the Queens escape. Lord
Granville will convey ihe Greens most
hearty thanks.