The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-17 00:00:00

'be Oxpreoo. uteettmeata 'abetted tee "ilte 0 beeena - 'mim e m y, aust be et the Ogee. le. Bee b 7 roe ..lick ca the Or ee psilleedis. NIGH WATII AT LONDON BILIDOZ. boo DavKersket. Ilb. 5ia......../Ifiwasia. OIL lia. TiNaposaew-41tarsles. Ilk. 15s.......Aftwasse. N. ilin. LONDON, MONDAY, MANCE 17. A 111•31-4111ILD war bore, ia the Palace of the Tuile ries, yesterday morning. The lasklers infant has bees ea apart and devoted to the service of Court Forms from its birth. Other babies are allowed to nestle beside the mother, bat this, so says the pro gramme, after being presented to the Eitexitoa, the LIMBO, the Minister of State,&c.,was "carried to its apartment by the Head Nurse, accompanied by her Sob-Norees, the Equerry Commanding the Imperial Guard, and the Equerry on duty." This day, * the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour will take to the Imperial Prince the Grand Cordon of the Orda and the Military Medal" Equerries, how ever kind, will make bat awkwird names, and a grand cross and a medal will be but indifferent sub stitutes for a coral and bells—even when the time of teething arrives. Such ultra-formalism might do, even in oar day, in Vienna; bet we may be allowed to question its expediency in Paris. Our gay and gallant neighbours, though not averse to shows, are keenly esasitive to epigrams, and rather addicted to making them. The majority of the population are disposed to sneer at medieval ism ; sod the minority pin their traditionary loyalty to other families than that which at preset occupies the throne. More of the homeliness of human affec- tion blended with the formalities of Imperial State, would have affordel a better guarsatee for the future. One appurtenance of old royal state will be want ing on this occasion. There will be no Astrologer in waiting to cast the nativity of the infant. They who guess at hie future fortunes will look, not to the stare in the sky, bat to the things upon earth. Europe appears to be on the eve of passing from a state of war to a state of pesos- In France the Government are preparing for the transition by earnest exhortations against indulgence In excessive speculation oa the part of shareholders and stock-jobbers. In England men are trying to guess, whether any modifications will be made, upon the advent of pew, in a Ministry oustracted with a view to the energetic carrying on of the war—whe ther there will be a dissolution of Parliament—and whether such dissolution will take place before after modifications in the Ministry. Extending our view beyond the two countries in whose destinies we have the most immediate interest, we me Turkey girding itself up to undertake ad ministrative and social reforms, while Ramie and Austria are cherishing a mutual grudge which may bear fruit some other day. From Feuds nothing is beard but the crack of pistol shots; ministers killed in duels or killing themselves; events which appear to have a political significance, but may ulti mately be found to have none. Italy and Scan dinavia stand in silent expectation, wondering what effect the Conferences on t►e eve of being concluded are to have upon their position and progress. If we look only to the demonstrations of monarch, and diplomatists, the waves of European strife would appear to be subsiding —augury of a halcyon ma for the new-born Prime. But there are other elements of strife which cannot be stilled by tiosifenscas and protocols. The aspirations of the people after popular institu tion are still unquenched; the determination of the dynodes to concede nothing appears to be unabated- The struggle which has convulsed Europe ever sines 1789 is still in propose, and most go on. And the heir of the throne of Francs occupies the most ex posed and dangerous position of the region over which the storm extends. The humans infant is already an object of dislike to the partisans of the Republic, and to the retainers of the Bonbons; the lovers of peace and tranquillity shake their heads and mutter about an addition to the number of pretenders to the throne of France. 000 help the poor alai for it is a rough world that it has been born into. Sack reflection will be little hooded today in the Court of the Tuileries. The mother will indulge in the gay dreams which 'shapes the repose of wen. out nature recovering from racking pain. The father will exalt in the realisation of his ambitious wishes for a male heir. The courtly world will be fell of pleased flatter and excitement. But that yielder Destiny will have its way notwithstanding, which now develops magic Wass out of frivolous anises asst, and anon moulds the most rugged and appro. raisins portent' into lapping= sad triumph. Oceoe what may, our only 'Jolson the oesaalso,is that emits may be directed for the basset of Frame% sod for the eneolidation of the cannel alma hotness the French and English people. RIJOICLINGI AT VII FIUME BIIZAAIT.-02 rir salvias Vie fatalities', of the birth of a Imperial Prises, the Ambassador of Nance yesterday sawed a To Dam 01 111•111•• thgalligildlig IS be alas at the 'nada Chaps), at the esseledas of Mob Moe. Hie Ezemaseey, ell the' amebae of the Isbeeer, sad a poet amber of Fires& reeideste la Leedom, wise mart as the servies. Ia eha maks the arabeseader pee a dhow he ell the 'mob of dhtleetica et went La Leaden. ilielrowassay proposed IS a ton; • rhipitstrir• et as PA. ea liapeele/. Poise le stale do Repolisa 1., la piles de Nepekva IL, et la snow de Myelin' ILL, Are as Par rapture da Wet Nepotioo IV." _-- - • • Bc.e anther, ecagritaledai the pest Napoleon 11111 tlto Wilt of tins Kiss of Homo, otoonod :—..11 of soueoporee vette siajostf." To whoa do 7 .Mtsr. Wa ft epos kia, semoral : Yoe think yes bow maid was ogrosoblo, bet fa trash pea talk asaaaie. I. as resasesessai pa nal valiia de alb reavisee die elms sisasel." Astrosamors, it is said, aped ths apposzassi this year of the emit et MC said Chide V., sad.. mood hem tarty, *occmdlas to sous historians, mood that mous& to abases sad retire to the Rayon of k Jest. It is the loissilsel wandering seer, 'messy, shish oposered is ma, is SC sad is ISI I mess w Axel Rs Mk bat ts did set eases: the sail, fetabtomed pesbaps, se a maarelk emit, by tae osseasisities of that opeoh. saw esiestmless of the moose de set, Memos, admit d mob 4,04 as to the potent swum of he visit At Brum* is Saturday main, s Maur trua rives by the Remiss Ilfsbotst to the Misistme of zi t lad, Troses. Mese* &Mists, !semi% Petterd, esd Demuth. The Carsten Danner, morganatic wile of Ms Kiss of Denmark. la dawned, 111. The Hine of Sardinia rsaehod kir thirty-sixth year es Friday last. Sword a the popular premiere is Perim have in tend •po• • cowed* so situ Um lova* szpostlitaro of U dr Wp lowon Ecok dna, dm wool* of asalariel seeseimUy ezeidai ttwir ladigastios. Ns it them, s Whoa, ••• 'Waked is the !sight •• eti. owl, fa dm midst et • 100 diasesn*, "L•t wawa reausber, ehli• patties as Um& p 1.1... art eapiast•• swim, how ammo are the gun of Panels!" Mlle. Chartoo, who 'natty years ago nag at the Opera Castes', u Pert., ead at St. hates Mesas, la Lemke, is ecw Waring is Rio. kw MP= is "L Tr.. stets" h 'aid to be wry gnat ~~ Ste Court Th. Queen held a Court on Saturday afternoon at Haakiaghass Palace. Mr. James Bashattan bad ea maim% sad delivered to her 1101 linty his Letter of Recall as lam Extraordinary sad Misfits, riettipotantlary from the Mailed Buts of Ann ries. His Eseelleacy was hdrodaosell by Vissottat Nina moo, G.C.8., First Lord of the MOM, (officiating for the Earl of Clareadoo, Secretory of State for FOriligli Afrats), sad coadacted by ltojcr-Goaoral the Hon. Sir E tweed Cast, E.C.H., her Majesty's Mostar of the Core nooks. Visional Palatine= Ead an andkoco of tho Qom. Her Majesty was attended by Lord Camoys, Leed is Waiting, and Lieetenast-Colonal Frederick Cavendish, Orion as Wasting. The Queen ' Weeded by Lady Ckarthill, Majoe•Gaserel Buckley, and Captain the Roe. D. di Rae, visited the Ditches. of Cambridge, at her residua* In St. Jima', Palace, sad the DI1011•10 of Glimeseter at Glescestar•kosse. The Prises Coasert rode ca horsebi:ek, atteaded by his Equerry Mt Waiting. The Priam of Wales sad Priam Alfred, attended by Mr. Gibbs, Malted the Duchess of Oloseester. Prises Arthur and the Princesses Helena sad Louisa took s drive la a cartisat-sad-four. Her Majesty had a dieter party fa the owning. The company keladed the Princes Royal, the Duke sad Deana of Riehisood, the Dike wad Detheas of Bedford, Madams Trieropi (th. wife of the Greek Yielder), Covet ColloterP, the AIWA= Minister, the Earl of Abordeee, the Earl of Bileaborthigh, Lady Blzatyre, the Right Roe. Bir George aad Lady Grey, the Right Hoe. Henry awl Nth Fitzroy, Camel Barker, C.B. (Royal Artillery), and L•eat.•Coloe.l G. Vavgbaahinweil, C. 8., 88th Regiment. The Band of the Royal Hone Gouda were is 'median Aerie, dieter. The geese's Private Bend eiterwards attended in Bark intim Palace, and played the following pieta : - - velyne° Qualms. "11 Baslirre* Orketkiey "The bedew O. A. Wane. Reirlid. Yesterday Mr Mejuty rad Prime Albert, with Ike Prism of Wales, the Primers Royal, Priam Alfred, sad the Princess Alias, the Ladies sad Gaitlemma of the Court, aid the DOONSUIP Boneeholi, attended Divine Bates in the Private Chapel of Buckingham Palms. 'llse Bev. John Vane, Deputy-Clerk of the Closet, read the t ryes sad preached Ma setmoo. - . . Captain laws Campbell, Adjataat of the Roysl 'eyelid Artillery, was presented, upon primeetkm, to the Queen at the Levee es Wedaseday, by Ifir Hew Rai, 0.C.8. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternooe at the Foreign-office. Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, Mr. Secretary Labouchere, Lord Panamint, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lora Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hoc. M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll, attended. The council eat one hoar end a quarter. • depatattea from the Litenry Arse atlas of the Friends of Polaad, essisting of tha Marquis of Broadal bane (Preeidest), the Marquis Towashead, Viscount Bays. bas, M.P, Cole.el Pinney, M.P., Mr. Banoad Beek; together with Mr. Willies Lloyd Birkbeek, sod Captaia Cht Hee Seit'castalti (Secretaries), had as laterv:ew with Viscous Peksersois on Saturday. ♦ derststan hem bangspore, 11011eilt* Of Mr. Gregroa, M.P., Mr. Creefutd, Mr. Guthrie, Mr. Janne Guthrie, Mr. Oilmen, aed Mr. Natal. bad an interview with the Chaste[. for of the Esobsciaer osi eatirday, at hie eilaial residence in Downiatstrset. DEPARTURE OP TEI COURT MOM BUCKINGHAM PoLoon (Tam Dar).—Tbis afOrsoes the Royal tastily and Coutt left Backlashes' Palette fsr the Great Western remises, Faddisstos, as roods to Windsor Castle. This morning her Msjesty's bounty money was , distributed by the tleb-Ahnoaer, Dr. Jell, sad Mr. Hanby, at the Royal Alskury, Whitehall. The sums gives were frost dye shillings and upwards. The reeipknts were prin cipally Wind, sad averaged in age fres' 70 to 90. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge arid the Prieeses Mary left their residence et St. Jaroes's Palace, ea Saturday, Is. Casbridge Cottage, lbw, for the holidays. Oa Wednesday, the Royal Nelms sad Princess will have Kew, es a visit to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle. The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster and Oa Ladies Orelliref strived et Grammer Roue on &tar day. has Beteembe Holm. am Shaftesbury. The Marva of Bator has left Grosvenor-sqsue is W return to Beribley Bonet, ems Stamford. The Earl Jerreyn, M.P., and Lady Elis►beth Harvey, have joined the family ends, enlace the Dab of Bathed at Belveir Castle, Leicertershire. The noble earl has quits recovered from the offsets of his meat &oddest at Oulloads, while ea aosties. Lord Granby, we regret to leers, is aiming mat Manly from the effects of a fall when hosting. The Marquis and Marehionees of Salisbury have MA tows for Hatted Haw, Worm kr the rasa The Esti and Goatees Talbot sad the Ladies Talbot, who on Putsbal, Madeira. are sot mated to more to this moony before the meath of May. We are happy to lean the Countess sod Lay Violas Talbot have both derived haat bow the mild climate of that Mead. Viscount and Viscountess logatre have arrived at Wysootay, Wales, a a visit to Sir Winkle William Wyss, M.P., ad Lady Wyss, from 'atlas the Mar v& lad Matchless= of Waterford, at Carreemore, Ireland. The starrier of abs Hon. ilia Thelloates with Mr. Williams Use took plass oe Sotordey, at Bt. Georges. Baseeiroquare, fa the preemies of Lord ad Lady Wel aglow, Lady Roes, 1141 S. Antler sad Mrs. Thaliteros and Miss ThrUmem, the Berl of Kelmsebury, the Earl of Setae, Tana sad Vbcoestaes *km. Bon. aid DoeslJ • Goodie sad Lady Ella Gorda. Mr. ad Mrs. Damao sad Mies Durkin*. Lady 800 Imo, sad Lord 1 Derganh. W. an isfonsod that the preliminaries an arreasod tee matrinoatal 'Name betimes the Hos. Charles S. lierdlage, X P., 'bleat an of FiellMenlaal Viesroat Hardie" east the Lady Lariats Blealasm, &ghost of Mid Ar-Gesewel the awl el Lusa, and sloes of the awl of Cardigan. Tbs Right Ms. the Spiether pre hie sixth sod Lai peeheemeatuy Maser is issarday Let. The Wliewlas wen the gum of the right lies. rentlasaa :—Barl et Mereh, Lord Gum Meissen Lord Wis. Graben , Lord Retort Coen. Bit Maud Fil;er, Bart., Sir Jos rests , sew, Bait., as Globose Illestsorsery, Bert, lb Jobs Walsh, B ut., Bit adeausd Laos. Er Hwy Mews, But., Gomel Hell, Admired Ina., Col. Vrio. Col. 011pla, Col. Buie, Mr. Abed lisehlt, Mr. Vasa. Mr. Ewa% Mr. asatebball, Mr. Lvallagtem, Mr. Besonsist Cobs, Mr. Col ville, Mr. Moots, Mr. Csamion are" Mr. Mown Saab. The Seeretery (the Hee. Beery Walleye's) sad the Bev. Mr. Genies were presest. Tbe follerelsi nor bore were rerouted :—hoed Numb, Lord Wm. Peels; Lor I lawase. Hes. H. A. Cole, Sir H. Dollop, Bat , Sir We. Verner, But, Mr Belford Northoote, On. Wyatt haw, Cll. Iteneww, Col. Lowther, Mr. Raw amines, Mr. Newhall', Mr. Rainfall, Mr. Keels% Mr. Isightley, Mr. &wan, Mr. Basks fltashopr, sad Mr. Stilling. The Hama Wad de Retheebild, eateeteleed, es Betas* weeds& Lord Job asseall, the 1414 Bee. Kelsey 0tt..., M.P.. the Lyn Hew. Cholla Wife's, Mesehtee MUNN, M.P., 3. A. Baffle, M.P., J. A. Iteatenek, M.P., B. J. Preeeete, Esq., air X. Mestellen, wad a amber of washes of the Bases of Comma, aid dietleguiettal define of Lands. Tie Right Hom 8 iltratt, M.P. for Nottingham, boa, we Wow, ham& the otin of s peerage. It wei *iridium' rat Mr. Strati s Ira s mod abilities sod sob** oboramtr—lhad Sets • realist barely sr dar er Welly mod by Leta Joba Berri is sere Weirdo' minaltiellebtv , el Wm Ism yet sad It wei a smosial mooplimoat is Lord Palmontra to car to rain him to the Seer d Lerii—elthrel, perhaps. he aistlealue at that caw to so kw parotal.—Soonormr. Mr. Layers% M.P., will los installed as Lord Rester et Marimba! CelJege, Absalom, em tbarelay. The Has. Robert Rutledge Craig, bar Majesty's Atteraer Chloral awl Quem's Mows el British Galati, Mot at tam Greve, Omobervrell, ha, la We /fret, yam. Hie Ikealaw M. Vas de Wryer, the Belgian will Ism tows toodsy he Dow. b mass to /*- seise es Liy if tie Meer. ea that ftweweles hadias at ►a port stssecarew his Owed es Ws Try Is Where Castle oa a obit telt" Majesty. LATEST NEWS. FROM ABROAD THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1868. turned to the modem with thanks for their eke. The carriage of all these returned parcels was paid by her Majesty. Many of the presents were of a very odd •haraWer. Among the gifts for the Infant was an enormous ewe of honey, the carriage of which Game to twenty franca. The Empress resolved from a woman in the South of Francs an extremely dirty girdle, which the donor said she had worn for seven oonfinements, ma she had had only boys, she 1 1 thought the Empress would be glad to wear it for leek. I am enured positively that the Empress did not take chloroform, and I learn on the same authority that the forceps were used. At half-past four yesterday afternoon, during a remission of the pains of labour, the Empress got up and walked about her apartment, leaning on the Emperor's arm. She was distinctly seen by many people from the gardens of the Tuileries. The happy birth of an heir to the Throne occa sioned a ries of four sons in the Rents at the Little Bourse on the Boulevards. M. Manteutrel, the Prussian Plenipotentiary, ar rived in Paris last night, and will be presented to the Emperor to-morrow. The following is the latest bulletin of the health of Prime htolllll : Saaday, Halt past Nies. The respiration is sore satisfactory. Then is no fever this monism To-morrow all the theatres will be thrown open gratis. The performances will take plaos at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. i OFFICIAL NARRATIVE EROM THE BIRTH OF A PRINCE. (12.0 N Owl OWN PARIS. SUNDAY EVENING. This day adds another to the many instances of the great good fortune which has attended Napoleon the Third. His dearest wishes es a husband and the founder: of a dynasty are fulfilled. Hs has a nu and heir, whose advent into this world has indeed been accompanied with a full measure of that suffering entailed upon the children of Eve by the primeval curse, but who has at last been born under circumstances as (a vowable as possible both for mother and child. The imperial infant, as I learn from a erodible eye witness, and not from the tattle of courtiers, is really as fine and robust a boy as ever was seen. He is described as ray, plump, well made, folly developed sad with a surprising abundance of oheutepooloured hair, resembling his father's. The name given to him is Napoleon Eogeu►Loais-Jean-Joseph. The rea l i - sons for these names are very simple. He is called Napoleon and Louis after his father ; Eugene from his mother Eugenie; Jean after the Pope, who is to be his godfather, and Joseph in compliment to his intended godmother, the Queen of Sweden, whose name is Josephine. The Empress felt the first labour pains as early as one o'clock oa Saturday morning, although they were not so decided as to be noticed elllcially till four o'clock. From one until the hoer of her delivery (a quarter-past three this morning), she suffered at times very considerably, but there were many biter vale of comparative sass. The accoucheurs frequently thought in thesaurus of Saturday that the crisis was at hand, but repeated unexpected comations of the pains postponed the looked-for event. Daring the intervals her Majesty enjoyed some calm sloop, and sometimes walked about her room. The Emperor never quitted her, and it is said that when her sufferings were acute he frequently consoled her by saying that all Paris was thinking of her, and that all the churches were full of the faithful, praying for her sate delive rance. A little before three o'clock this morning her Majesty's state was ouch that it was thought proper to introduce into her chamber the grand dignitaries convened to be witnesses of the birth. On seeing so many people about her bed the Empress appeared troubled, and the action of nature was awhile sus. pended. Terrible pains followed, and it is stated that the acconoheurs found an occasion to draw forth the exercise of all their skill and presence of mind. The birth was at last happily effected. I hays already said, on good grounds, that the child is a remarkably fine and healthy one. It is stated by some that be is as big es many a child of two months old, and that when the Emperor saw him he exclaimed, " No wonder that the Empress suf. fared so much." Of private anecdotes about the event there ere multitudes ; many more have reached my Sere than I have time to relate or than you could fled space to print. I am told that the Emperor wept abundantly, and that falling upon the neck of his cousin Priam Napoleon he said to him, "You will, I am sure, love and protect this child." The hall baptism (adolescent) took place at 12 o'clock with the ceremonies described in the pro gramme already published. . - 101 guns fire d from the Inn Wes at daybreak an nounced th. tidings to Paris. A bulletin :published at 4 o'clock this afternoon states that the health of the Empress and of the Im perial Prince is excellent. Within a few minutes of the birth of the Priam at a quarter-put three this morning, the Emperor sent messages in his own name announcing the event to the Pope, the Queen of England, the King of Pied mont, the Queen of Sweden, the Grand Duchess Dowager of Sadie, and I believe some other Courts. It is a very aeries' fact, as showing not only the wooden of the Electric Telegraph, but also the so tivity of great personages at hours when the world at large is wrapped is sleep, that telegraphie mem sages of coagratelation wire received in answer before six o'clock from the Pope, Queen Victoria, and the Queen of Sweden. The &nate and Corp LegekW remained the whole of the day yesterday, in their respective pekoes, waiting for the annosneemeat of the event. To beguile the team of the long boors of expect ancy, they not only made maple provision of eat ables, champagne, sad cigars, bat lent for musk, and invited their wives and daughters to keep them company. After remaining en prmenesce till half past one in the monk& a sump was received from the palest, giving them have to go home. They could, however, hare had bat lisle deep, te between 3 and 4 dela& most of the members were bunked up by their pirate isamen gem bringing the pest news. and by 8 o'clock they were again essembled in pablls sitting, waiting to rewire the Aoki emusaskation of the intallipate. The Senate, se they an compiled to do by the eon. edtation, eat with skied doors. To the Corps lack ktif the public, were admitted. The preatedinp ware vary siert. The president, Count de Morey, es taking the disk, mkt la a roles betraying melt emotion : Goettounest—thie sight at Mt Vela* the LBW* mot to orderly fidoeo to Wave the Oar Logialatlfef the happy dativereate et the Zapata,. Her Majesty fins blab so ea Impute! Mese at a teener poet Arm (Chloe of illosperser " bona oh parte if the Isms). I see, pestle s's. seatlesed the Osvat do Moray. that yea participate i f the joy of all PPM& The llisopelear," tied the readmit. " /five l'haperatriee," "Vivo le Poises lambi." After ao saaoaacemeat that the Clasps Legislative would be received at the Taileriss by the Empiric taceerrow, the Hems steamed till after Puska week. Among the preparations for the illeminationa of las matey, thaw of the Bourse shine forth eon epionsualy, sad they are the more remarked become the Bourse has war illuminated as any of the many meant ooselione of pulls rejoicing. The decoration erased in treat of the Bourse consista of a triumphal arch. sennosated by so imperial mows. Os th e Wee is , the imeripties, in coloured lamps, "Th e Agate do Cheap to the Imperial Prises." The Groh is salted by primed' of dooms sad emsgmeas to four pyramids surmounted with stars, creamested with the satioaal deg, sad bowleg the inseriptioas "Vim l'Empmear, Hine Thsparetrier." Between the pyramids. are four emetehesse, bearing the verde, " Osafidssee, Prosperity, Credit, Beearity.' The Mantel* Claeaell, as necking the news, imme diately voted a sass of 200,000 francs for 1119 pear, of whisk 100,000 banes an to be employed in Mem fai begatog pledged at the Moat de Pike, sad the ether 100,000 hums is miss the muses of poor mothers who ere is affair. Buck so Wares num ber of primate for the Empress sad the imperial ishat ham lately been mat to Park, that it km bees hand absolutely seermary to sad orders to all IM railway Matisse sad di/4mm °Moss is the eeneby set to waive sty pared for melt a thednatica. The story spent I. paying for the ventage tees bees asonsom. Of cows very bw maid he amepted, and the pester put was rr MONITBOR. We have received an ezirsardinary supplement to yesterday's Moniteur, the contents of which we sub join unabridged: Palace of the Tailed's, Marsh 16. Bulletin of the health of hes Majesty the Empress : Half-past Eleven oTiock. The health of her Majesty the ;Imprimis le satisfactory. (Signed) DL H. Corrnico, Banos Pcor, Donors, RATII, Josatr, Ds LAstaciza, P. DAZZALDI. Bulletin of the health of the Imperial Priam Half-past Eleven o'clock. The Wahl of the Imperial Primo leaves nothing to be, desired. ( 811 • 41 ) Di. H. COMNIAII, B. PAUL Donors, D. Lncue Cox- TICAZT. Emily day, at 9 o'cloek in the seaming, and at!, o'clock la the amnia', one of the Emperor's chamberlain' will remake la the apartment ea the poond floor at the Pavillon de Fore, in order to needs pumas who premed them selves: to obtain sews of fiber Wisely the Empress, and to stqa.iet thew with the balletia which the physicians of the imperial bones will Wu twice a day. To-day, at fig is the neratag, her Majesty the Empress was happily delivered of a prise,. la the middle of the previous sight her M.jssty *ape rissood the first prior ; thee. ware prolonged is t►e regular mum uatil tbo moment of her Mejesty's hippy deliver ilaal. The Emperor, who was at the elde of the Empress. finneedianly the sign of the actouchement were mistreated, lavished the most touching attentions upon her near whom wen her no her, the Priem. D'Eteliog, Greed Mistress of the Household, Madame Gnat. Governess of the Children of Frain, and Madame the Hoehn. de Baseano, Lady of Rosen. At the moonlit of delivery, their Avon Hipbone*. Priam Napoleon and Prism Lucien Murat, witnesses eased by his Majesty, also their ExceUeneks the Minister of State and the Keeper of the Seals, were introduced into her Mopeety's dauber. Immediately after the econiche t.nef. the Watt was presented by Madera. Bruit, Governm et the Children of France, to the Herr n sad to the Empress, to their august Highnesses Prince Napoleon and Pripet Lucien Murat, and to their Enelleades the Minister or S ate and to the Keeper of the Ekes. The preen verbal of his birth wee then emend upon the Itegittry of the Civil &ate of the Imperial Family by his Excellency the Minister of State, assisted by hie Enellesey the President of the Council of Stan, onions ably to the article of the Emetics donne. If the 25th Dana her, 1852, azd to Ankle la of the Imperial &Mate of the alit of l one, 1853. Tin Impels' Prima bus roadved dm some of Napol'66l e.g... Loafs Jean Joseph. I. tho morning the Onad Menses of ths Henn hold of the Bawer had seat, by order of the perwr.to brew era tits Priam' sad Primness a the Imps riel haply, the ambers of tbs family of the Emperor having rook at Coen, the *biddies". of 6* crows, the Insisters sad the President of the Camel of State, the lianhals, the Admirals, the Greed Cheapener of the leperial Order of the Legios of Elemoar, the Gomm, of ths Invalid's, the Chief Commander of the Nuked Gaud" of the Sem, the Commander of the Imperial Owerde the Attja that-Olawel of the Paws, the Mars and Ladles of *Mir Majesty's Bousbold, who Janie* , maw to the Palace of the Talons@ sad emealatel men star the delivery. TM &nate, the Legislative Corps,', and the Nanielpal Comte of Paris, @equated la en massing by ths ACM Of the Esemess's leassobald, immediately met at their Place of Meas. Some Mars of the Imperial Ortilmaes mat immediately altar the birth of the imperial Prises to infers them of the happy sews. Tali monis; at pia ceslook, a mho of 101 gnu aa sotansed this great meat to tho popalatise. TM Imperial Priam was privately obristmed at an. to-day ia ths pampa of the Barren, die , Ms. is 60 Chapel of the Tuileries, by Om Bishop of Nang, fist Almon' of hie Nefeety. - We Wane the Pope Wog the godfather of the Imperial Prim., mid her lbjetp the (lama of Swedes the god. vosobor, the is Priam los revolved la soldhles to the moss of Nspoloos loges' sad Leath these of Joss Joseph. The Emperor bee deeided that be will be reddethee sad the Baena sedoetkee of en the halthases Andrea ben Frases as the day et the Nth of Horeb. Ilia Wow Primo Look Imola. Holosporto lam free tarot Ms too. .. Is otuasquato of Mir snidest on. motile to 1. proms et the Tarlac Oa Tassday at boltpust egos *Week tho Zap, ler will resets, ths folleihtleas of the thaeto, Logiolouvs Corps, Comma of State, atsalstromy,. the loothato, dun of elf- Wait porsasskam W Maaisipal some sod &patetismo ken the Nashua Ostia sea trees tbo as, sad sm. By oder of the Emperor, oveteitese repreeestadeas will be pima et II °Week ommerrew at tbe exposes of the Cavil Let is all the tbeetne of Parte is miebestiom of as birth of the Imperial Priem. THE EAST. MAR/MILLI% SATIMPAY. Tb. Carnal Wisp mows from Coostaatiooplo to tho 6th The Dina, considerter the remonstrances of com mercial men. remises@ the projested hens of one hundred minims of paper. Herten Pasha, convieted of malvereattoo, bas bees sentsaced to a, tans of imprisonment, and to Woad several hundred donna hones. The is fortune of Hal. the Setae's brother is-law, d.ad whitest iesue, reverts to the stets. TM Balms had reosivoitito Hospodar Obika. Firo handed balbl.banoako WO been brought bask from Adrianople. The elate of the hospitals has iseproved, bat we haws to Wean the death of two Masa wawa& The &elan at Bugged% Si. hoping to sell to the Remises during the arodetiee. General Mitebell hem replaced General Vivian, who is still sick. Now Ramis* troops halo arrived to Bamorabia. The Tutus at BOpateria her the owtementote of a perm A great amber of t h en will tallow the Allies whoa they rake. Boma bandits have boos Mad at Larissa. News from Smyrna is to do Bth instant. An Aagialiwin battalion km arrived. DENMARK AND THE UNITED STATES. (FlOll Olf* OTM COPENHAGEN, BoxaAL The Minister Scheele has informed the Ri gets; that the government of the limited States of America hoe proposed to prolong, by two months, the treaty which expires on the 14th of April, in order to give oppor tunity for the completion of the negotiations now pending. Denmark 'coeds' to the proposal. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (mom ova ows TRIESTE, SUNDAY. The steamer Australia arrived here at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, in 116 hours from Alexandria. ALEXANDRIA, MA=3: 11. The Indian mails leave here this day with Intel- Brune from Calcutta, Feb. 9; Bombay, 16th. On the 7th of February proclamation was joined of the annexation of Onde, and the King has been deposed. The Bontal rebellion has been revived. Lord Canning reached Madras on Feb. 14. Lord Dal housie was very unwell, and was to leave Calcutta for Baer immediately after the arrival of Lord Canning. Trade inactive, and prices flit, with the exception of indigo. Money market easier. Exchange at Bombay, 2s. 20.; Calcutta, 2s 20. AND BRITISH MARSEILLES, Monnur. The Veggie arrived at four o'clock this morning with the India mails. Despatches leave at nine o'clock, a.m. FRANCE. (now oul OWN PARIS. SATURDAY EVININO. The following notice war placarded at the Boone at ten minutes put two : "March 15th, 1856. "The Prefect of Polio, to the Commissary of the Bourse. " The Empress felt the Stet pains at about live o'clock this morning. You will be informed imme diately when the Imperial infant is born." The princes and princesses of the Imperial family, and the members of the Emperor's family holding rank at court (the distinction is laid down in one of the early decrees of the present empire), were in formed at six o'clock this morning that the Empress bad felt the first pains of childbirth. All the func tionaries appointed to take part in the ceremonial were also warned, and within a short apace of time the Salon de Pain at the Tuileries was thronged with the privileged personages, who have remained there throughout the day, and are there in expectancy at this moment. The Renate and the Corps Legislatif assembled at 10 o'clock this morning in their respective palaces, declared themselves en permanence, and will remain sitting till they receive the announcement of the birth of the infant. The Municipal Council of Paris Is also sitting. The orderly officers, aides-de-camp, muter. of the ceremonies, and other officers of the palace, are all en permanence at their posts. The contractor for public rejoicings has been most active all to-day. Immense preparations for illu minations are making at the Bourse, the embassies, and all the public buildings. It is especially worthy of notice that at the Russian Em busy, in the Fau bourg St. Honord, a scaffolding is erected for illumi nations. Tie — Archbishop of Paris has issued a pastoral letter to the clergy of his diocese enjoining prayers for the happy deliverance of the Empress. It directs the clergy to perform daily the chant " Pro Impers. trice priegnante" in the course of mass. When the cannon has announced the happy accouchement of her Majesty the bells of Notre Dame and of the ether churches of Paris are to peal forth for an hour. On the Sunday which follows the event a Te Deem will be executed, not only in the metropolitan church but in all the others of the diocese. In case of a happy birth the Mont de PIM has orders to return to the owners, at the expense of the state, all pledges up to the value of 7f. The municipal council, wishing to act liberally, ac cording to precedents, has very seriously considered what present they shall give to the officer of the palace who shall bring them the great news. It sp. pears by their records that the page who brought to the Hotel de Villa the news of the birth of the King of Rome received a grant of 16,000 f. a year, which income he continued to receive, notwithstanding the many intervening revolutions, down to his death, in 1 1845. The city shrinks from adopting a precedent which cost so much to their treasury, and has deter mined to give the aide-de-camp who brings the looked for glad tidings a snuff box worth 20,000 f. At the Bourse the approaching aceonclesnwst of the Empress was the universal subject of conversation, and in a great measure suspended business. The Bente, however, roes 26e. for cash, and 200. for as. count, closing at. 73 and 73.45. Railways were quoted from 9L to 6f. higher. I am sensed privately that the treaty of peace has been signed by the plenipotentiaries, and that Prussia has only been called in to affix her signature. This is substantially nothing more than what you have already inland from the fact of Pruseia's admission to the Coolness. The rumours of peace do not diminish the prepara tions foe war. At the arsenal of Mets 80 women are sow employed daily in the making of cartridges for the infantry. The semi-official journal of Stockholm, in its num ber of the 4th, announces that "hie Majesty the Emperor of the French has chosen her Majesty the Clasen Josephine, his relative, as godmother of the child whose birth is expected by France." The de spatch of the French government containing the in vitation to the Queen was presented by the French Ambassador on the 25th ult. A letter declares that both the court and the nation feel flattered at her Majesty having been selected. ITALY. pees own owe 00113SPOIMINT.) ROME. mum 10. The poesibility of Pio Nono's taking a trip to Paris on the Emperor's invitation, although currently re ported in French journals, does not obtain much credence amongst the Romans Negotlitions which have been pending for some time, respecting the exportation of timber from the meat of the Mriatio to Gnat Britain, have just bees brought to anent matiefsetory conclusion through the essegatie exertions of the British consul. at Ancona and Roses Whilst Sir Henry Belwer wee here, three years ago, be endeavoured to obtain from the Boman government the revoceties of a resent edict which imposed such a high duty on the exportation of timber as to amount almost to a prohibition. The government of his Holiness declined taking off the duty, but consented to allow a certain amount of timber to be exported by British merchants at the old rate of ditty, provided not more than a year elapsed after the permiesion. The great demand for shipping of late having rendered it impossible to embark en large a quantity in the required time, the permission expired, bat, in consequence of the repre sentation of the consuls abovementioned, it has just been renewed, and the timber is already being placed on board the vessels now waiting for it. NAPLES. A letter hos RosZOltl;eii;lt, in the Piemonte et Torn. says :—" The King of Naples has cows to a definitive understanding with the Holy See. His Majesty consents that the celebrated privileges of the Sicilian monarchy shall be nearly all abolished 1 and bas the brief in virtue of which the Holy Father the secular prerogatives of the Eccle siastical Tribunal of Sicily." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MARCH 14. A further reduction in the Austrian army is an nounced. PRUSSIA. -.-- BERLI, Pinner. The Hinckeldey duel is s till the engrossing theme of correspondence from Berlin. It is ascertained that on leaving his house on the morning of this day week M. Hinckeldey gave his people to understand that he was going to Charlottenburg to have an audience of the King. Having arrived at Charlotten burg, he bade the coachman drive past the palace, then drive off to the right, along the road leading to the wood. The place selected for the duel being reached, Hinckeldey ordered his servant to wait for him where they were, whilst he himself went into the wood. After a few minutes one of the servants beard two shots fired, he instantly rushed in the direction of the sound, and arrived just in time to see his master at his last gasp. The dead man's second, Privy Councillor von Munchhausen, repaired immediately to the palace at Charlottenburg in order to report the event to his Majesty, and at the same time to band him the key of the casket containing Hinckeldey's secret papers, which the latter had entrusted to him. The police director of Charlottenburg sent immedi ately a mounted policeman to Berlin. The grief of the fsmily is deur:bed as piteous in the extreme. As Hinckeldey during the previous week had had no interview with his Majesty, his near relative. soon heard of his alleged visit to the King, and were rejoicing at the news, when in less than a couple of hours later the intelligence seined that he was a corpse. A oorrespondent of the Cologne Go:ette thus relates the more specific causes of the duel : At a frshionable club hers, called the Jockey Club, some young officers had been playing so high that their financial resources had berme seriously affected. The matter was reported to the King, and Hinekeldey received orders to put an end to such proceeding,. The cfficiel charged by Hinckeldey with this duty msy not have proceeded with the requisite tact and delicacy ; that is very likely. The gentlemen felt highly indignant, and some of them, Hen von Bocbow among the rert, demanded from Hinckeldey ea explanation of the treatment they bad sew rienced. Hinekeldify,lin consequence, informed them confidentially, f. r this he /spite tly dwelt upon, that he had acted in obedience to orders. This confidential communication was taken advantage of, for the parross of com pelling Hinckeldey to state the alleged order either by signing a document or in some ether official way. This he refused t 3 do, and because the affair was to become official, denied that he had made sac►a communication, since, in an sfficial point of view, it would be considered non avenue. Upon this he was accused of having uttered a lie "—an emphatic insult, which was made without the slightest qualtfication, and with some ad ditional twee remarks on several occasion.. The manta word was also used, it is mid, is a document personally handed to him. The affair to sk dtfft.rent turns for months after thin, Main the meantime the bearing of several gentle men of high position towards Httckeldey grew more end more untourteous. If •Itt y chanced to meat him in company anywhere they cut him, so that all direct social intercourse was at an end. In the Carrousel, that lately took place, some additional insults were 'fitted him, and matters had come to such a pitch that liineksliey determined on bring ing them to a crisis by means of a duel. Far mare than a week his intimate friends were aware that a hostile meeting was imminent, nor, indeed, Is there a doubt of the fact, that had the duel of the day before 3 eeterday lett him ocotillo's, ether duels would have succeeded. Prevented from taking part in one on a'count of his official poeition, Itiackeldey sent in his resignation a week before his death. At this re situation at the end of a week was not accepted, Hinckeldey oonsidered himself to be no imager tied down by official COZO @Horatian*, arid so the duel took place. The National Gazette, and the People's Gazette, were both confiscated at Berlin on the morning of the 12th. The provisional director of the police had on the previous night requested both the papers in question to publish nothing more than the bare facts of the case, and not compel him, through any com ments of theirs, to order a seizure. The conductors of the National Gazette replied, expressing their belief that their leader upon it wss within the letter of the law, and they should feel obliged to let the seizure be made. Two or three of the Berlin papers stated lut week, and the allegation has been made in the correspon• deuce of some of our English contemporaries, that M. de Hinckledy, having formed his resolution to fight, sent in his formal and final resignation to the King, together with a statement of his motive, and that thus the King knew of the approaching duel tour days beforehand. The National Zeitung has since withdrawn this allegation upon fuller know. ledge of the foots. The King, it is now admitted, knew nothing of the duel until he was informed of its terrible termination. THE SUICIDE AT BERLIN. A letter from Berlin, of the 12th, &soigne the mum for the suicide of M. de Reamer, which the electric tele. graph hes 'beady essooticcrd:—"A fresh meleacholl - *vent has thrown this city into N. d. Reamer, Dirfcter et the Ministry of the Household of the Kiag, aid Chief of the Office of tu Archives of Prude, committed suicide last night by blowing out has brains with a pistol. He had been, it is said, chaeged by the Kieg to interfere u a mediator between MM. de Hinckeldy and dl Boehow, and not bating been able to effect a re cmciliadom between them, to attributed to Matter the disastrous issue of the duel, and in his holing of despair put an end to al mistimes." TRIPOLL —We have already announced in former amber that the rebel chief, Oboums, bad accost 'iodated matters with the Turkish gwernment. A aortae pendent at Tripoli, writing on the 2nd March, affords a tho follewlag further putionlers :—" Sic ce 1 last wrote to you the lender of the rebellion in this country (the Sheik Clhorune) has come to terms with the Paha, which puts ma end to the disturbances that have caused so much damage to the agricultural end commercial interests of the regency dark% tba last twelve mouths. °bonen& swept, a peados from the Sultan, and a residence in Tani., under t►e pa -1 Patios sad surveillance of the Bey's govereinurnt, ea the prim *this withdrawal from the cootst."—ifothe Time. The tragedy of " Maria &lards," by Maffei, in which lids*. Ristori obtained seen enthusiasm in Paris • kit anasiner, bee jest bees reproduced st the boas* he balsa Plays with an equal BOK M. 004111111 i says it would be nest to impoesibk to de cribs the arc' premiered by Mdse. Rietori. Oae scene was reetived literally with shoats of apples', ; three times the curtain bad to be raised few bee to some forward to acknowledge the jurors of the audience, each bringing down a 'bower of magnificent benesets. M. Abbstuoci, the French Minister of Justice, guy a grand dinner a few evenings since, to • numb.? of pawl of dissiaethan. Maorogst the ecenpaor trete Lord Clarendon. Coast Orloff, Count Buol-ffessuenstein, Agit Peoha, Omit de Csvoor, M. Villein Monier, Count de Moray, Berea d• Boorqueney, Marshal Valliant, M. Butch., M. Tropism M. Billaafft, doe CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATEL—This morning the Civil/lonics Estimates emnected with law and Julies for the year 1866 wen loud. The total of the law charges for Begred is 464,2831., stowing an joiner as compared with 1856 of 7,3291.; for Elccolsnd, 135,710/.; increase, 9,943/. and for Ireland, 745,7161.; ineveue, 1,6291, making the total for the three breeches of the kir gdras 1,360 7691., and Ice rename, r compared with 1855, 21,9011. Dui estimate for prison and ton, at es Tykes is 906.3711.,"sibibiting a de e:ease, ea compared with 1855, of 11,0761. The total of the estimates 6$ 2,267 0831., end the net i. emu, 10,8261. Is .681181. to the above, *ere are same chargeable on the Con. alididated Pond ander the head Corti of Justice, d 0.," Of 160,246/. for England, 96,6821. for Scotland, and 140,6821. for Ireland, leaking, env,. the estimatu, the total damp of the year audio( 31st March, 18.57, for law end jeep tier, amount to 2,664,6021. TER AMERICA/I MAILS —LIvERPOOL, SATURDAY. —The British not /4,,,th Artistic in It 7.1 Mai etossaatip Canada, Captain W. G. C. Lute, soiled twin the Mersey this &frana n fcr Boena an.. Halitas, wi h the tonal wails for the United States and Brsh Itl=wth Am p resew. Mons, 147 pioneers, and a lull cargo cf merchandise es freight. NT /