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adjoining Constitution-hill—the same spot, or nearly, parchment, and in order to give more of an official EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE ON THE General Hardinge : I was in attendance yesterday were in the workhouses, and 88,144 received outdoor on which Thursday's outrage took place, at about character to it a seal in dark brown wax was affixed QUEEN. .upon the Queen as equerry. I rode in behind the relief. the same time in the evening. The Queen and the at one corner. It ran thus):— TERRIBLE PC EXE AT SAT0R1 The Queen was on Thursday the 8 abject of an carriage, and alighted from my horse. I saw a com­ Prince Consort were seated in a sort of drosohky, PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES OF PRUSSIA, Sickening details are pnblishod of the « extraordinary outrage, which will rouse the greatest " I, Victoria, Queen, by the grace of God do motion in the carriage, and I went to the off-side of drawn by four horses, with postilions, and pre­ who is now in Rome, after visiting the Prince and executions for the mur.ier» of Generals Thorn* indignation amongst all classes of her people. Her make the following declaration :—Whereas there are the carriage, where the prisoner bad already been ceded by two outriders. Two equerries were, as Princess of Piedmont, has paid his respect* to the Lecomte. Although, Eerre's case being remembi Maj.;»ty had held a Court at Buckingham Palace in at the present moment oonfined in various prisons seized by the attendants. He was a few yards from on all ordinary occasions of the kind, in attendance. Pope, staying with his Holiness half an hour. the firing parties were placed twelve paces off inj the afternoon, and subsequently took a drive in the throughout the United Kingdom a number of men, the carriage, on the Queen s side. I saw nothing Many people had assembled to see the Queen, and ADVICES FROM MEXICO state that the insur­ of twenty, Herpin and Lagrange were not kil park, accompanied by Lady Churchill and two Irish by birth, who are known and celebrated as the on the ground, bat one of the servants picked up a were drawn np in two lines outside the gate ; when, gents are besieging San Louis Potosi, and that 12,000 the discharge. Verdngner alone, his face equerries. Shortly before half-past five the Fenian prisoners ; ' and whereas the said prisoners pistol, which I took from his hand. The pistol pro­ aft ;r the carriage had got a very short distance np men, under General Trevine, are menacing tho city blown away, fell stone dead. Herpia ndled backi Royal carriage, in returning, was being driven have been in prison and kept in duranoe by order of duced is the one. I asked the prisoner, " Is the Coristiiation-hill, so as to be clear of the crowd, the «f Mexico. M' for two yards, opened hie mouth wide and wi slowly along by the Palace wall, and as my government, and with my sanction, for the crime pistol loaded ? " He replied," You can see that it young man above-named standing on the side of the about with horrible spasms and contor the vehicle stopped at the garden entrance where the | of high treason, the said Fenians having rebelled is not." I asked him what was the object of his LORD RICHARD GROSVENO'R, M.P., has road nearest the Green-park, presented a pistol, and Lagrange, mutilated in the lower men- Queen usually alights, a lad suddenly rushed towards and conspired against my btrown, endeavouring by attempt. His reply was an allusion to English accepted the office of Vice-Chamberlain, in the fired. The Prince, hearing the whistle of the struck about with his right arm. A slj the v t side of the carriage. Bending forward, he various unlawful means to Weaken and destroy my tyranny and Irish Fenians, but I cannot remember room of Lord Castlerosse, now called to the House of ball, turned his head in the direction of the report, ing delay of some seconds occurred befo excite . held oat a pistol in his right hand, and a power and autharjty over ithe Irish nation; and his words. He said he wished to do it by fright. I Peers. and her Majesty at the same instant rose, , but was decided who should give the coup tie y paper in his left. In another second he had rushed whereas, it is a well-known faot that the sympa­ saw the outrider taking the document from his was drawn back by her husband to tho scat FIVE OUT OF THE NIKE. MlNISTER8 Com­ At length, two senior sergeants performed round to the other side of the carriage, where he thisers of tho Fenian prfsoewrs and the nation have peckot, and I immediately took it into my own pos­ beside him. Oxford, the moment he had fired, posing the new Spanish Cabinet are Unionists. The humane, but to a soldier, disgusting duty < f 1 made a similar demonstration. He was now seized at various times humbly petitioned for their pardon session. I did not see him when I rode in. I did turned himself round, as if to see if there was any­ Progressists will support the Ministry as long as the close behind the ears of the agnoeing men. by some of the attendants, and her Majesty passed and release—-notwithstanding whioh they are still not see him till after the carriage had stopped. one behind him. Finding there was not, he drew opinions of Senor Sagasta guarantee for them. Thiers wanted to pardon Herpin, bat the Couu into the Palace amid tremendous cheering from the deprived of liberty. Now I, the said Victoria, Queen Sergeant Jackson said : I was on duty at the north forth another pistol, placed it across the one he had LORD MAHON, M.P. for East Suffolk, has of Pardons maintained the sentence. Herpin assembled multitude. V of Great Britain, Ireland, and the colonies, do gate and assisting in keeping the crowd back in the discharged, in order, as it appeared, to steady his hereby, with the consent of my Parliament, grant a forecourt of Buckingham Palace. There were no come forward as a candidate for the seat on the Lon­ execution post declared that he and }.. - . ... Meanwhile the author of the outrage had been aim, and fired a second time. Several persons rushed free pardon to "each and every one of the policemen on duty at the gate when her Majesty don School Board vacated by the resignation of Lord died innocent, and that the real murderer taken to the King-street Police-station, chargod in upon him and prevented his escape. There is a said men known and celebrated as the Fenian entered. I locked the gate after her Majesty entered Sandon. Generals Thorn** and Lecomte were now general terms with having presented a pistol at her remarkable similarity in more points than those we prisoners who are now suffering imprisonment for the and went towards the front of the Palace. No one but THE Lancet says a committee, consisting of promenading the Boulevards, and were styled " Majesty. The name of the youth is Arthur O'Connor, have already indicated between the two cases. The crime of treason against my crown. And I, the said the equerries entered the gate. In passing the garden Dr. Blakiston, Dr. Chambers, Dr. Barclay, Dr. men." he is 17 years of age, lives with his father in Honns- age of the present culprit seems to be about seven­ Queen of Great Britain, Ireland, and the colonies, do gate I saw tho prisonor struggUng with the equerries Stewart, and Dr. Sibeon, has been appointed by the The following is the substance of an article ag_ ditch, and is employed as a clerk in Blackman- teen, which was that of Edward Oxford, and the solemnly pledge my Royal word, and swear to keep and tho groom a little behind hor Majesty's carriage. College of Physicians to watch the progress of the Committee of Pardons which a Saintes jury| street, Borough. He states that he intended to have perfect calmness of either lad seemed at the time and see carried out the following five clauses:— I ran up and searched prisoner, and found the knife pro­ sanitary legislation during the present session. detland to be no libel: " The committee is pit similarly accosted the Queen on the occasion of her of arrest to contradict the theory of insanity. Clause 1. That all the men known and celebrated as duced. I received the pistol from Lord Charles Fitzroy, Rossel, the honest patriot, whose pardon was entering St. Paul's on Tuesday last, but that A COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY into the condition Nevertheless, Oxford was found to be mad, as thore the said Fenian prisoners shall be restored to liberty and the document I received from General Hardinge. tot by all Met*, the Polytechnic School, many the pressure of the enormous crowd at the western of the French working-classes, which is sitting at is perhaps somo reason for supposing O'Connor to without any delay whatever. Clause 2. That all the I said to the prisoner, " How did you come here i" schools, and tbc ladies of many towns, is . door of the cathedral prevented him from coming Versailles, has examined fifteen working men from be, seeing that the pistol which he levelled at tho said Fenians shall be allowed free and entire liberty He said, " I got over the railings at the corner There is nothing so heartless and cruel as a i snflici. ntly near the Boyal party. O'Connor is of Manchester, who have given evidence respecting Queen was as harmless as any toy in the Lowther for the remainder of their lives. Clause 3. That where my coat is hanging and ran along the side mittee, a chamber, an aggregation whose nuisL Irish ucscent, but an Englishman by birth, and of operatives in England. Arcade. The Queen exhibited tho courage of her for the remainder of their lives the said Fenians wall and in the gate." He was dressed as he is now, excludes the sense of individual responsibility! the Protestant religion. Since his arrest he has family on both occasions. She was pale when shall be as free from the police supervision and but he had no scarf on. I wont to the railings and A CONSERVATIVE, Mr. Monckton, has been single man, M. Thiers, a king, or a prince, w shown no symptoms of insanity. The pistol, which Oxford had fired his two shots, for the bullets had restraint as the rest of rnyjkubjocts. Clause 4. That found the coat produced, and saw the footmarks chosen to fill the late Speaker's seat in the House of have shrunk from this execution. What Croa was nn old flint-lock weapon, was not loaded, and audibly whistled by her, but she rose to show the the said Fenians shall be allowed to return to their where he got over the railings—right in the corner Commons for North Nottinghamshire, by a majority dares not do Parliament does. This blood will, the document which he held in his left hand was a of 2,555 votes against 1,505 polled in favour of the people she was unhurt, and then, with perfect native country, or any other country, town, or place of the forecourt, about 50 paces from where the from earth to Heaven and protest again st party ] petition for the release of the Fenian criminals still Liberal candidate, Mr. Laycock. calmness, directed the postilions to proceed to whichjthey may choos e to visit.without any interference Queen entered. Tho coat was hanging on the sions. Oh ! Almighty God, what a baptism fo in confinement. Ingestre House, the residence of tho Duchess of Kent. whatever from my Government. Clause 5. That, lower railings. It was about 40 or 50 paces from LORD CADOGAN has presided over an ad­ Republic of Thiers and J)ufaure !" STATEMENTS IN PARLIAMENT. Here her Majesty and his Royal Highness remained notwithstanding the fact of my agreeing to the above the corner he got over to the garden gate. journed conference appointed to consider the best a little time, and on their returning to Hyde-park In the House of Lords, about half-past six, on conditions only through fear of my life, I will not I asked the prisonor if the pistol was means of repressing vagrancy and mendicity. The they were met by a large gathering of ladies and Thursday evening, Earl Granville interposed in the attempt to depart from any of them on that account, loaded. He said "No; because it is broken. meeting adopted a resolution in favour of a system AN DIPUDEST IMPOSTOR. gentlemon, and escorted back to Buckingham Palace, mi " I oi the business that was going on, for the nor upon any other reason, cause, or pretext whatever I broke it one evening in trying it in my room, to based upon police supervision. An impudent impostor named Horel, son where they arrived soon after seven o'clock. In the will I depart or attempt to depart from any of thorn ; purpose of making a startling announcement to the see if it would go off, but I thought/It would do as THE GRAAD LODGE OF MARK FREEMASONS grocer at Pasoy, has just been tried before I evening many visitors left the reoord of their con­ Hon-je. The noble earl said:—My Lords,—-Your neither will I listen to any advice which my Ministers well by Bhowingthe pistol, and that would compel in London recently met, under the presidency of Tribunal of Correctional Police at Pari*, on name gratulations. It was found, on the trial of Oxford, tor.'ship* will excuse my interruption of this dis- may wish to give towards causing me to depart from her Majesty to sign the document that I had, and Earl Percy, and agreed to present addresses charges of obtaining money under false pret that ho was clearly of unsound mind; and Lord 0 : >.>'.. I have just been informed that a boy of my word, or towards the violation of anything before then the prisoners would be restored to their wives of congratulation to the Queen and the Prince of by assuming tho title of Marquis de Tarente. . Denman, after the jury had brought in their verdict 18 or 19 ran into the garden of Buckingham Palace stated, but shall adhere strictly to everything. So and families." He repeatedly said, " I wish to God Wales. had served as a volunteer during the war. and of acquittal on the ground of insanity, ordered that help me God. I had succeeded, and then they could have done with in his regiment formed a casual acquaintance 1 as the Queen entered, followed the carriage to THE RIGHT HON. THE SPEAKER OE THE the prisoner be confined in strict custody during her " Signed this twenty-seventh day of February, in me as they would." I then took him to King-street the real Marquis de Tarente, and by some the 'No-, which is at a short distance from the HOUSE OF COMMONS sat to the artists of the London Majesty's pleasure., the year of grace one thousand eight hundred and Police-station, and he there made a statement to obtained from the latter his passport. With 1 gaie, and presented an old-fashioned pistol within Stereoscopic Company, in Regent street, when several a foot of her Majesty's head. The Queen In May, 1812, between six and seven o'clock in seventy-two. . Superintendent Mott, in my presence. He said, " I went about borrowing money, and victimising " Witnessed by " excellent portraits of the right hon. gentleman were low -•- 1 her head, and the boy was seised. I the evening, the Queen was again shot at, as she intended to present the petition on Tuesday in the men and bankers. He usually chose the stoat t taken, in his official robes. siderable persons of the place for his enterprises! am informed that the pistol was not loaded, and was coming down Constitution-hill. One John Then there is a blank left for signature, after which cathedral,*when her Majesty would be surrounded by A BURGLARY HAS BEEN EFFECTED at Argyll Paris he obtained from M. Leviez, Sub-Govemq it is believed that his object was to compel her Francis was the offender in this case ; and his only it goes on:— her Ministers, and had a pen and ink in my pocket for Hall, Torquay, the residence of Lord Lytton. The the Credit Fonder, 500f. In London he met | Majesty by fear to sign a Fenian document which he motive seems to have been the fact that he was out " Whereas a person named Arthur O'Connor, her Majesty to sign the petition, but the crowd premises were entered by forcing one of the front s rebuff in an application to M. Erlanger for 5,0 hod in bis hand. The Queen showed the greatest of employment. The Queen exhibited her usual calm rosiding at 4, Church-row, Houndsditoh, in the City was so great that I could not get near her. So I room windows. Some valuable property was carried that gentleman happening to know that reitha oourageand composure, and immediately commanded demeanour under the outrage; and, going in the of London, having committed an outrage against my failed in my object, and I was trying what I could do off, and the thieves have not been traced. Marquis de Tarente nor his son ooold be of I Colonel Hardinge to come down to the Houses of evening to the Italian Opera, received a Royal person, has surrendered himself into my hands, to-day." He gave me his name and address, Arthur prisoner's age. Hurel finally came to 1 most enthusiastic greeting. Francis was tried, he, the said Arthur O'Connor, being perfectly willing O'Connor, and said he was 18 next birthday. He was AT A COUNCIL HELD AT OSBORNE, tho Parliament in order to prevent exaggerated rumours Limoges, being detected there by a guns found guilty, and condemned to death. On to suffer for Buch offence. Now I, the said Victoria, a clerk at an oil and colour merchant's, and received honour of knighthood was conferred upon Mr. and alarms from being spread (loud cheers). I will whom he was endeavouring to obtain a fowling ps] hearing the sentence he fainted in a gaoler's Quoen of Great Britain and Ireland, do solemnly 12s. aweek. He said he was employed at Livctt, Frank, Justice Grove, Mr. Jessel, Solicitor-General, and refrain from any details, of which I am not in full He was now sentenced to five years' imprisons arms. His life was, however, spared; and trans­ pledge my Royal word to the effect that if the said and Sons', 72, Blackman-street, Borough. He said he Mr. Oliver Nugent, President of the Legislative pus; ,-sion j and I will also refrain from making and lOOf. fine. any.V.-crvations on the contrast which there was portation was substituted for capital punishment. Arthur O'Connor shall be found guilty of had not been to work since Monday under the pretence Council of Antigua. Scarcely more than a month afterwards, a deformed death by my judges, after a just and fair trial, of being ill, but he said afterwards it was not bet rceu this odious though contemptible attempt Six EXHIBITIONS, tenable at Westminster lad, named Bean, levelled a pistol at the Queen, as he, the said Arthur O'Connor, shall not be strangled pretenc , for he r. a".y|was not well. He said he lived and the magnificent and unprecedented display of School, two of .£30 and four of .£20 (or £45 and £35 her Majesty was on her way from Buckingham like a common felon, but shall recoivo that death with his father and mother at 4, Church-row, Hounds- ai? ••.ato loyalty on the previous day (loud and for boarders) will be offered for competition on Tues­ WILLS AND BEQCB8T3. Palace to the Chapel Boyal, St. James's. He was which is due to him as a Christian, a Republican, and ditch, on the second floor. He said he bought the continued cheering). day and Wednesday in Easter week. (Prom the " lltustnted London Jfevtu.")' committed for trial for misdemeanour, the capital as one who has never done harm to any Unman being. pistol in tho Borough, and gave 4s. for it. Ho The Duke of Richmond : My lords, I hope I may The will of Sir Francis Brady, late Chief JnaJ charge being abandoned, for, though the pistol was That is to say, he shall be shot, and after death his said he purchased it on Sunday. I saw the pistol MRS. PORTBURYWAS FINALLY EXAMINED at b© ;>:i7i!oned if I say one word on the subject of the Newfoundland, and Judge of the Vice-Admi loaded, it did not go off. As Bean was not caught at body shall be delivered to his friends, Jo be buried examined. It was not loaded. There was some blue Worship-street Police Court, London, on the charge attack which has been made on her Majesty by this Court there, was proved in London oh the 5th i the time, his escape led to tho arrest of a great wheresoever they may choose. greasy paper stuffed in it. I searched him at the of murdering her mother, Mrs. Aria, and oommitted miscreant. From what my noble friend says, I infer under .£4,000 personalty, by his relict and | many hump-backed youths in London and its "Signed this twenty-seventh day of February, in station, but all I found on him was four or five slips for trial. that the attack was of a most contemptible character, nephews, Mr. Thomas J. B. Brady and Mr. suburbs. In May, 1850, an outrage of a peculiarly the year of graco one thousand eight hundred and of paper. He had no pen and ink or pencil on him. AT THE SOUTHWARK POLICE-COURT, Lon­ for there was not even any powder or shot in the Lynch, barrister-at-law. The win is dated Jons; dastardly character was perpetrated on the Quoen by seventy-two, by me, Ho wag quite sober. don, a poor woman named Mackenzie reported the pis-tel; but, at all events, it has had one effect—it 1870, and Sir Francis died September the 29th 1 Robert Pate, who had been a lieutenant in tho 10th " Witnessed by " R. J." loss of her daughter, 11 years of age. A de­ has ir!vea an additional proof to the country of the At this stage of the proceedings the prisoner, ad­ At his residence, Burlington-road, Weetboorne-p Hussars. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Royal scription of tho child has been circulated by the magnificent oonduct of her Majesty on this as on all Mr. Poland went on to say that tho prisoner had dressing the magistrate, said : If I wish to contradict aged 62. The property under his marriage ss children, had been to inquire after the state of the police. of t occasions. Perhaps I also may be allowed to stated it to have been hi* intention to have done it anything that has been stated am I do it now, or am ment, npon the decease of his wife, devolves to Duke of Cambridge, at Cambridge House, his Royal ex;.i".Ms my gratification at the magnificent display on the day of Thanksgiving, but that he could not I to wait. FROM PARIS IT IS ANNOUNCED that General children. He leaves his wife a life interest over Highness being then within a few weeks of his death, of loyalty on the former day, and the pleasure which get near enough to the cathedral. It was in his Sir Thomas Henry •• After the evidence is concluded Cissey, the Minister of War, is recovering from his his property and an immediate legacy of Jt. and as tho carriage was emerging at the gate of we must all have felt at the reception her Majesty (the learned counsel's) opinion a very fortuate thing you can. sudden illness, and that there is not .the slijrVti*^ The ultimate residue is to be divided in oer the courtyard, into Piocadilly, Pate, who had met with throughout this enormous city from the for the prisoner that he did not attempt such an act Prisoner : Very well, sir. foundation tor the rumour as to his intended resig­ specified portions among his five children. The been observed loitering about, "deliberately aimed a Tast numbers who were congregated at every point on that day, inasmuch as.the people's love for their |Arthur Layman, jeweller, silvo.s uith, and clothier : nation. of General Everard William Bowerie, Colonel < blow at her Majesty with a stick or cane, leav­ throughout the whole route of the procession (loud Queen would have prevented his ever having the My father keeps a shop in the Borough. I have THE New York Herald contains a despatch 15th Hussars, J.P., was proved in London, on| ing a mark on her cheek and crushing her bonnet cheers). opportunity of being tried by a jury (loud applause). the sale of the pistol entered in our books on from Quebec contradicting the report of a treaty of 2nd alt, under .£70,000 personalty, by the B over her forehead. The Queen, speaking to tho He would now call evidence in support of what hi Monday or Saturday. The prisoner came about separation between Great Britain and Canada. In Hon. Edward Pleydell Boarsrie, P.C., and In the House of Commons, on the same evening, sergeant footman on the seat behind her, said, " Go had stated, and would then ask his worship to commit three o'clock in the afternoon. He asked to look event of a war, it says. Great Britain would hold Edward Tyler, the acting executors, power b Mr. Gladstone rose and said: I rise, not for the on; I am not hurt." Pate was seized, and, but the prisoner upon the charge and under the act he at tho pistol in the window. I showed it to him. Canada] with greater tenacity, and probably re- reserved to his relict to prove hereafter. Thai pur; e of following the hon. baronet (Sir M. H. that the police got him quickly out of the hands of Bea>:hf in regard to the motion he has made, bnt for had quoted. I think the prisoner asked me hew to load it. garrison it. * Earl of Rotslyn was- also appointed an exeoJ the people who saw the act committed, would have John Brown : I am in the service of the Queen. I Hold him how to load it. He said he did the r.nrpose of making known to the House the LORD SANDON has resigned his seat at the The gallant General was Bojaerry to her Maj| received very rough handling. He was tried at the Yesterday afternoon her Majesty went for a drive. pur t of a verbal communication which I have just not know much about pistols himself, but he said he Queen Victoria. He was at the battle of Waa Old Bailey for the assault, and a defence of insanity It was an open carriage. Lady Churchill sat on the London School Board, in consequence of the heavy received, through Colonel Hardinge, from her should be told, or would get somebody to tell him, where he was wounded; and died on Nov was set up but was rejected by the jury, and Pate right, and her Mijasty on the left. Opposite to her political duties devolving npon him. Lord Lawrence Majesty . and the object of the communication is to or words toithat effect. I told him I did not think the 18th last, at his seat, Delapre J was sentenced by Baron Alderson to transportation Majesty wa3 Prince Arthur, and opposite Lady has announced that the vacancies caused by the prevent the spreading of any needless alarm. It is the flint was of any use. He asked me where he Northampton, at the age of it, having ex for seven years. The punishment of whipping was Churchill Prince Leopold. I was riding in the rumble resignations of Professor Huxley and Mr. Torrens wil 1 a simple narrative. Her Majesty took her drive this could get a flint. I told him he might pick one up in his will March the 12th, 1866, with two ot omitted from the sentence, as a partial recognition behind. Lord Charles Fitzroy and General Hardinge be filled np in March. afternoon after the Court was held, and came back the road, but he would have to cut it the right shape. 1866-7. He bequeaths to his executor, the L of the plea that the prisoner was insane. wore riding on eaoh side of the carriage. Two He did not say what he wanted it for. He said he A PROCLAMATION BY THE QUEEN, published Hon. E. P. Bouverie, his Doneaster Race Cop] ab n-.t half-past five. She was received with loyal grooms wero in front and two grooms were behind. EXAMINATION OP THE PRISONER. did not care about my putting it in a piece of paper. in the supplement to the London Gazette of the 20th fiie picture of the winner, War Eagle, together f demonstrations by a number of people assembled at We drove through the inclosure, and through the Long before the time arrived for opening the doors The pistol was not broken when I sold it to him. It inst., commands the peers of Scotland to choose on a legacy of XI00. He bequeaths to his wife JBIL Bn V.ngham Palace. When the gate was opened garden gate. The carriage stopped at the entrance for of the police-court on Friday morning, Bow-street is now broken. the 7th proximo at Edinburgh another peer, to sit immediate, and 45,000 at tile end of six months! for the Queen to enter, a youth, who is supposed the purpose of the Queen alighting. The left side of was thronged with the lowest inhabitants of St. Mr. Poland here said that this closed all the and vote in the House of Lords, in the room of the to be eighteen or nineteen years of age, made the carriage was nearest to the entrance. When the piss tuts given to him by her Majesty and the | Giles's and Seven Dials, who were anxious to catch a evidence he proposod to adduce now, and asked for Earl of Kellie, deceased. his way into the garden of the Palace and followed carriage stopped I got off the rumble, and the Prince Consort, his oarriages, horses, brood 1 glimpse of the lad O'Connor on his way to the court, the committal of the prisoner. tho carriage, and, when the carriage reached the equerries got off their horses. I opened the carriage AT A NONCONFORMIST REPRESENTATIVE foals, and saddlery, also all wines, stores of and who had assembled with the hope of obtaining Sir Thomas Henry then cautioned the prisoner doors of the Palace, presented himself first on the door. I saw this boy coming ap between the two GATHERING held in Manchester, it was unanimously keeping, such books, furniture, and pictures ss| admission during the prisoner's examination. When in the usual way, and, in answer to a question if where Lady Churchill, in attendance on her equerries; he was standing between the two equer­ resolved to take the necessary measures for petitioning nay select, and half the plats. He beqosa the doors were opened, those persons who were Majesty, sat, and then got round to the side whero ries. I thought there was something wrong, and he had anything to say, the House of Commons to amend the Scotch Educa­ each of his sisters a legacy of .£500, and the \ fortunate enongh to get into the passages madea rush, tho Queen herself was, and presented towards her I told him to go out of the way. He was within a The Pii ioner replied : Thereis only one thing I have tion Bill, " so as to make its provisions consistent the plate among them. There are not and that portion of the court allotted to the general to say. It is that the evidenoe of the second witness Majesty a pistol. Her Majesty, who was not in the yard of the carriage door. I thought there was with the principles of religious equality." ( legacies and specific beqaesxa. He hn— publio was soon occupied by nearly double the number slif-Itost degree flurried or alarmed, simply retired something wrong, and told him that he had no is false when he said that I denied having anything the General Infirmary at Northampton .£200, of persons it was capable of holding conveniently. It FOR SOME TIME PAST the Paris Oauhis has business there, and that he must go back. Lord else about me. Neither did I make any attempt to X500 among ten industrious poor persons, of | her person within the frame of the carriage. While did not, however, remain long in this state, for there made itself conspicuous by its Bonapartist leanings, Charles also pushed him back, and then he ran escape, but I tried to prevent myself from being character, of the parish of Hardingstone;. this was being done the attendants dismounted, and was a rumour that the case would be tried at the and its opposition to the Government of M. Thiers. round to the other part of the carriage where the choked by those abeut me. I did not tell Sergeant to eight of the labourers on his farm who may' immediately secured the lad and took from him the Home Office. This had the effect of clearing the The punishment with which it has been threatened Queen sat. He made no remark when I told him to Jackson that the coat was hanging, but that it was his corpse, each 20s. and a suit of mourning, pistol which he held. He had with him also a court of a third portion of the spectators who were has -now overtaken it. An official decree has been go back. He put his hand on the Top of the car­ laying outside, instead of hanging. Neither did I say paper prepared for the Queen to Bign, with being squeezed in the back row against the wall, and issued by which the paper is suspended. annual produce of his farming stock he leave] riage, and I caught hold of him by the neck and the that I ran along the wall or by the side of the wall, places for the names of witnesses, and the object who under such circumstances would have had a very his wife, and at her decease to his three other hand, and in catching hold of him, he but when he asked me that I said " No," that I ran A RUMOUR IS CURRENT IN PARIS that infor­ of tms paper was to obtain from her Majesty a poor chance of seeing or hearing most of the case. their lives, and afterwards among his dropped the pistol from his hand. He had the pistol straight across the yard. That's all I have to say. mation has been received at Versailles in an indirect pleJfp, as I am told, for the immediate liberation of At twelve o'clock no further information respecting Others of bis family. The ultimate residue in his right hand, and his left hand he had on the Sir Thomas Henry: Do you wish to call wit­ way, but from a trustworthy source, that the English thoso who are called the Fenian prisoners ; but who, when the prisoner was to be examined could be property he leaves to his oonsin, Charles carriage. I think I saw General Hardinge pick up Government intends to reject, as not being of a fiscal in point of fact, as the Honse will remember, are obtained, Sir Thomas Henry having gone to the nesses P Maxwell, and his issue.' The will of the pistol. I kept hold of the boy till a policeman character, the proposed modifications in the Treaty detained in connection with Fenian offences on Home Office to make inquiries himself. Prisoner; No, sir. Charles Buxtm, M.P., F.E.G.8^ J.P, of Commerce. aoeoa^fc of features in their cases which par­ came up. The Queen stood up in the carriage while Sir Thomns Henry: Very well. Then yon are Fox Warren, Cobham, was proved in the this occurred. took of the nature of ordinary crime. The matter The Home Secretary, Colonel Henderson, Sir oommitted to take your trial at the next sessions of A VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER has been Court under .£250,000 personalty, by Kenelm ] is now probably in coarse of investigation, bnt Thomas Henry, and several gentlemen of the law the Old Bailey. returned by the coroner's jury against Polios- barrister-at-law, Paper-buildings, Temple, were some time in consultation upon the question of Charles Tomkins, one of the outriders to her Prisoner : Very well, Bir. constable Stickling for killing George Raymont at Reginald Cpoher, of Bank Chambers, Vorwioh,| 1 have received nothing yet in the nature of a dealing with the prisoner, and the charge was Majesty, said, yesterday afternoon, when the carriage Jhe prisoner spoke well np, and bore himself with Lford, by striking him on the head with his staff. A Agent. The will is dated November the 22nd, ', written document on the subject, and the House ultimately framed as follows :—" For presenting a stopped, I faced round. I saw the prisoner. He was an air of the utmost indifference to the charge against censure was added on the police sergeant on duty for and the testator died August the 10th last, ags w»U understand that I am giving only the best pistol at the person of the Queen, with the inten­ five yards from the carriage on the left-hand side. him, although there was nothing in his bearing indi­ refusing to take and book the charge. He bequeaths £200 to eaoh of his exeeatora, j information in my power, on the authority fc 4 tion of alarming her." This decision once arrived The equerries were dismounted. I saw him ran cative of bravado. WE LEARN FROM ROME that several of the He appoints his wife guardian of his infant < of tho verbal communication made to me (hear, at, the prisoner was taken to Bow-street, and was round to the carriage on the right-hand side. A large number of people congregated in Bow- bishops are urging the Pope to hold the Oecumenical Hs bequeaths his estate, Fox Warren, all has 1 hear). There is no cause whatever for alarm. I examined before Sir Thomas Henry, and in the I saw John Brown go after him. The prisonor street to see him removed in the prison van. _ Council at Trent, in which ease it is said his Holiness at Cobham, Wisley, Oakham, and Walton, am told by Colonel Hardinge that not only was the presence of Prince Leopold, Colonel Hardinge made an attempt to catch hold of the Queen at would remain at the Vatican, and be represented by carriages, horses, and furniture at Fox Wa pistol not fired, but he believes it was not loaded. (witnesses in the case), Colonel Charles Thesiger, ner left hand. Brown pulled his hand away, and Lord legates. Austria at present shows no disposition to his eldest son, Bertram Henry, giving The youth says it was not loaded, and Colonel Charles Fitzroy went np to him. I saw him lift his Colonel -Henderson, and several other gentlemen, fall in with this arrangement. (testator's) wife a right to reside at the Hardinge is of opinion that that is probably true. w o ocenpied seats on the bench. As already right hand. He had something in it. I saw Prince EPITOME OF NEWS. DISAPPOINTMENT.—Two thieves stole a well- with her unmarried daughters until Us at Auothercircumstance which supports that probability stated, the neighbourhood of the police-court Arthur push him away. I threw the prisoner on the filled trunk in New York a few nights ago, and attains 32, aad thai a hoase be bolt for her i is that there was a piece of red cloth projecting from was crowded with people, who were not slow ground, and asked him what he had about him. He THURSDAY, BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF carried it to a neighbouring lot. On opening it they Fox Warren estate, according to a plan, at a < the muzzle. It is, I understand, an instrument of a in expressing their indignation at the prisoner, as said he had nothing. He afterwards said he had got WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, was observed as a strict discovered that it contained nothing bnt religious JE«.00«. The testator leaves his real Tory primitive construction, with an ancient flint lock, he alighted, in charge of a oouplo of officers, at the a pocket knife and a document, which were after­ holiday throughout tho United States. tracts, and at the same moment they were captured Ti iiaiwghaiii aad elsewhere in Norfolk, and at | a.-i 1 ii iving the barrel screwed on ; and the lock is entrance to the court. Upon being placed in the wards taken from him. Two MARSHALS—Von Moltke and Von Roon by the police. raagh aad MullinagHenig, in the county of Ka in a condition that Colonel Hardinge is of dock the prisoner looked round with an air of the —have been called by their Imperial master to the sodh Prince Leopold then deposed: I was out driving his son, Sidney Charles, absolutely. The « opinion that if it had been loaded it could utmost coolness and indifference, after which he Upper House of the Reichsrath. ATTEMPTS ARE BEING MADE AT VERSAILLES with the Quoen yesterday. I was sitting with my had a pimsn. ander the partnership deed in thai not lvivo been fired. The circumstances were just leanod forward over the bar, and listened to the back to the horses, facing Lady Churchill. Lady to prevent any embarassing discussion on the rela­ THE SEAT FOR EAST SURREY cost Mr. J. of Truman, Banbury, Barton, and Co., to notnisf of th it, character which might have created alarm evidence with marked attention, but without the Churchill and I were on the near side. On the other tions between France and the Holy See. The Com­ Watney, M.P., .£6,008 2s. 2d. His opponent only mission of the Assembly has recommended that peti­ snooessor to his disposable shares, and, until ] (h"ar, V>ar). Whatever relates to the safety of her slightest possible emotion. He is a remarkably side of the carriage was her Majesty, with Prince spent half that. tions on the subject should be referred to the Minister Boasinatiea is earned out, the profits to a Majesty is of such deep and profound interest— slim youth, who hardly looks his age (18 next birth­ Arthur sitting opposite. W hen the carriage stopped of Foreign Affairs. and the funds to be held in trust for the lohi ;r--)—especially to the House of Commons— day), standing about 5 feet 6 inches in height, and some movements my brother made caused me FOURTEEN CONSERVATIVES voted in the his sons, Bertram aad Sydney, as amy be ( ' i ) —that I trust the House will forgive" me for with rather a mild expression of countenance. to look to the side of the carriage where the Queen majority on the second reading of the bill for THE MAYOR (Mr. J. Baker) of Portsmouth between them. The residue of his property, 1 • • -sing at this moment with an account which, When asked by tho magistrate's clerk whether his was sitting, and I saw a man's head put over the legalising marriage with a deceased wife's sister. has received a communication from the Secretary for personal, he leaves to his wife, as she amy I ho.;.-, will be found sufficient to disperse any appre- name was Arthur O'Connor, he replied in a loud and door of the carriage. He had got a pistol in his right Mr. Gladstone' also voted with the majority. War approving the holding of a volunteer review at somowhat gruff voice, "Yes." hand just pointing at the Queen's faoe. It was not Portsmouth some time in the month of April. Some bat in default hs leaves the personal chattel* W.iwhatever as to the safety of her Majesty PROFESSOR FAWCETT has given notice of his quite a foot from the Queen's face. I think he was Volunteer officers will visit the town next week to wife absolutely, aad the residue to her for (load cheers). Mr. Poland, in opening the case, stated that the intention to move, in committee on the Ballot Bill, holding on to the carriage with his left hand, but I confer with the authorities on the subject. and afterwards to his two sons, provided his| prisoner was charged under the 5th and 6th Vict, certain amendments with a view to throw the expenses I'ltEVTOUS ATTACKS ON THE QUEEN. am not sure. Prince Arthur pushed the man's hand leaves .£25,000 to each daughter. cap. 1, sec. 2, which is to the effect that anyone prb- of elections on the ratepayers. ALTHOUGH LORD NORTHBROOK is still young, There have been four previous attacks on the on one side. I think the pistol was knocked on to senting a pistol, loaded or unloaded, with intent to the Timet points out, Lerd Dalhousie was tea J Hi Queen, not more than one of whioh could be seriously tho ground. I then saw the attendant seize him. A PUBLIC MEETING to promote the more injure or frighten her Majesty the Queen, shall be younger when he became Viceroy of India, being, in des K'oad as an attack on her life. On the 10th of The prisonor is the person. I did not see him as we equal assessment or total repeal of the income-tax deemed guilty of high misdemeanour, an 1 shall be fact, only 35 years old when Lord John Russell, a WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.—A general 1 Jur. , 1810, the same day on whioh the news­ were driving through the gates. When I first saw has been held in Birmingham, Alderman Hawkes in sentenced to seven or three years' imprisonment, political opponent, selected him for the Government the members of the Irish 8oosty for Wa papers published details of an attempt on him ho was in the position I have mentioned* the chair. Suffrage has been held at St Jamas'-place, the part of a Swiss governess, in the house­ according to the nature of the offence. After giving of India. an account of the attack, substantially the same as John Cannon said : I was riding one of the horses THE CHATHAM DOCKYARD BOUP KITCHEN rock, Dshlin, Lord Talbot de Italahide in thai hold of the Duke of Argyll, to murder the THE ROYAL YACHT VICTORIA AND ALBERT the above, Mr. Poland said a paper was found upon drawing the Queen's carriage yesterday. I saw the has now been closed, after doing good work during After an address from Lord Talbot, Miss [ du'lie'-.—the act being frustrated mainly through is, it is said, ordered to be got ready to proceed to the the prisoner of a most extroardinary nature, prisoner with his left hand on the carriage. I saw the winter season. About 10,000 dinners have been Isabella Beberteon, president of the presence of mind of the youngest Lady Campbell Mediterranean about the middle of March, for the which he wanted the Quoen to sign. (The General Hardinge push the prisoner away. I also provided for poor children. delivered an address, in which she pointed otjt| —a o'.'-nented pot-boy, named Edward Oxford, shot service of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, learned counsel hero read the following formal saw Prince Arthur push him, and as they swang him of the wrongs and injustices under whioh at th Queen, or Prince Albert, or both, as thoy were THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PAUPERS in the who will, it is understood, at tint date visit Mentone. document, which is legibly and well-written on ronnd the pistol fell to the ground. r, but whisk wosld, doubtless soon as i leaving Buckingham Palace by the gardes-gate metropolis h»Bt weds was 123,764, of whom 35,620 or Nice.

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