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

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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 zit
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 Udr
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

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