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The Princess de Joh. vine was safely delivered of a
'Princess, at Neuilly, din Tuesday night, at half-past
twelve. her Royal Highness and the infant Princess
Ara both going on favo arably. The child was born on
the anniversary of the Prince de Joinville's birth day,
Who has just entered his e:* enty-seventh year.
The King and Queen ri ceived on Monday evening the
nister of Justice, Ba von de - Rothschild, General
Sehneider, de Garraube, and Saint Simon, and N.
Fugue!.
We have every reason to believe, says the Phare of
• Cherbourg of the 12th, th at the King will embark at
Cherbourg, and not at Trei Kat, to proceed on his visit to
(4,0 en Victoria, because t.dmiral de la Stiqse, who is
'll)Pointed to command the squadron which is to escort
, Mr.jeaty to England, a..r iv•al here yesterday. After
receiving the officers of the -Port and garrison, he hoisted
his flag en board the Gomer steam-frigate, and went out
to. the roadstead, receiving tb e salutes due to his rank.
His Royal Highness the•
,uke de Nemours arrived at
14Ictz from Luneville on the _i 2t t, and was received with
every demonstration of loyalty- and respect.
Preparations are at present being made at the Petit
Trianon for the reception of t he Ducess of Orleans and
her children, who are about to. pass there the rest of the
summer.
Th. Minister of Finance leas addressed a circular
letter to the Receivers-Generati throughout France, call-
ing on them to make known to• him the disposition and
rsources of their respective d apartments, relative to the
earl of 300,000,000 E, to be iFi.aued either by a national
auheription or by the old mode of contract with some
financial body.
M. Jean-Baptiste Sauzet, father of the President of
the Chamber of Deputies, die d at Lyons on Saturday
last.
Some French gendarn tes having some time back en-
tered the canton of Berr e. and arrested a deserter who
h,.,1,(1 taken refuge within iis territories, the Council of
otate of the canton, at a si .taint held en the 31st nit., re-
' ttived that satisfaction sh, avid be demanded from the
-rrench Government, and, ,before all, to insist upon the
deserter being restored to. the place from whence he
• Was tam,.
M. Delaroche, responsibt .e editor of the National, was
• condemned on Tuesday to t. month's imprisonment and a
fine"f
200 E, for a libel Pic, chief editor of the
Union
(le la Sarthe.
The King of Saxony, a (ter having visited at Ham-
burgh all the public estab- tishments and other objects of
Interes% took his departur a for Dresden in the morning
of the Bth inst.
Zhe Berlin Gizette ste tes that the Russian Govern-
t has just authorised I voprieters of estates to enter
tall
agreements for the en iancipatien of their serfs, with-
out being compelled to ir ake them a grant of land, as
'ix required by the Imp !trial ukase of April 14, 1842.
son of the celebrated '„Nlozart has just died at Vienna
' cancer in the stomach.
x.At the sitting of the S tates of Jutland, on the sth, the
4_l,og's Commissioner pi •esented a Bill to prohibit the
!Y,t of lottery tickets un her a heavy fine.

of 1845, was agreed to. No amendment was moved to
the proposition, although there were certain expressions
of dissent by some of the members present, It is the in-
tention of the stewards to have only one assembly at the
ensuing races for the present year.
The extensive premises m Southwark, adjoining St.
George's church, and formerly known as the Marslial,ea
prison, have at length been announced for sale. They
have been unoccupied fur a considerable .period. It is
stated that several of the other metropolitan prisons will
shortly be disposed of in a similar manner.
The adjudication in the Sheriff's Court last week, in
which 3,9851. was awarded to the trustees of Sir George
llu,kett's estate for 21 acres of land, has removed the
chief obstacle which has for some time impeded the com-
mencement of operations for the formation of the Vic-
toria-park. Although no op-rations have yet com-
menced, all the surveys for laying out and plantations
have been made, and as soon as these obstacles are re-
moved, and the purchase land is restored by the tenants
who have been allowed to resume occupation until Octo-
ber, active operations will at once commence.
On Monday and Tuesday last, the carts of the Marquis
of Londonderry were busily engaged in removing the
ejected families of the pitmen, of Pensher and neigh-
bourhood, back to their own dwellings—as ninety of the
men belonging to the " new pit," Shiney-row, had left
the union and returned to their employment.