The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-03
SpaIn.
The ADJOURNMENT OF The q

THE INFANT PRINCE.
The following account of the ACCOMPLISHMENT of
The Queen Is gwen IN letter from Madrid, Of the
18th ult:
The long.expected event took place Yesterday
afternoon, and, for a moment, the ringing of some
OF The church bells, occasioned by the unddiy
hoisuDg OF the national flag on the Orente Thea
Ire by some or the workmen there, led to the belief
that all had gone off happily bur these impres-
slons were of short fduraiion, and the news soon
spread that the Queen had gwen birth TO prince
who died, being sufiocsted, II would appear in the
sct OF delivery. Various the versions in err
culal"n last evening ON the subject but nj 10 r.
M an Extraordinary Gd5ette Was published, with
the following official announce ment -
Her Majesty the Queen, who felt yesterday at 8 p.
The hrst ~ mp oms of approaching coHhne msnt
btn'sd NJ" he in the same state and. uut four
O'Clock his afternoon when she gave birth robust
Prince OF Asturas. who unfortunately died in a fs~
MINUTES, having received the water OF baptism (ag4a
d. aoco'o All the resources of art insult sient
to preserve his lite.
ihe President Of the Council and other ministers
pr'ssDted themselves in the place in which the
high iuDctionafes Of state, who had be-, convoksd
tor the porpoe and the diplomatic corps foowed by
the gov,rness OF tbs prince who carried his corpse
The Duke u Valencia, deeply affected announced the
sad event 10 those present, by command OF the King
whom b profound grisf cd not permit to do 30; and
subsequently, the trst ply stefan of the household
siatco that the vnfs position of ius
act Of The birth had been the sole ths misor-
tune since her Majesty the Queen had been and
tnutd Go be perfectly we'll FINALLY the hyscian, Of
the household declared that the prince whom they all
he'd In sight. was dead.
The surrounding persons gave visible signs OF the
Rfitf that 50 unfortunate an event caused them
though earr3 ing with Them the consolation that her
heath
Dr. Sanchez, first physician to the Queen, has
addressed The following communication 60 General
NgIyaez which lie published m to-day's Ga=efte -
fxcaIiIEI siR Prom the commencement Of yes
tiOay evening her Majesty the Queen begsnkto give
signs a sn approaching confinement These ptoms
etptinu,d during last night morning but With
intido lov At four chock thia Afternoon the
pheus neuop having fuperyened which permits the po
ltou Of he iotus to be u,gcd Of with exaetitode,
bad tht pAn 10 recognise that that position was OF
the kipd, and that Il consequently indspe1n
salty To to the turning OF the frtar
CALI fer also With urgency by the state Of ia august
motter Ny Colleagues, being oonsulted in This CON
niet OF the ssme opinion rhs turning having
been effected not without difeulty. arobus, frtus
Of III. male sex coming into the ~od IL wa, as tap
pshred deprived OF lit. Before this, aud u
possible. the water OF baptism aduinist~red,
spo subsequently all the means which aud en-
pricsm suggested we're administered 20 the fetus, In
order that II might shsw signs OF lite Divine Provi-
dsne. old not permit efforts have the happy
suit Witch We sought for with 90 much anxiety
Her Majesty the Queen. who has courageousiy sup
ported this painful event Is in satisfactory state
hast 20 bring this 20 the kho~ledg, of your Ex-
ceil' ncy penetrated with the Just lgritt which
fortunate an event csns,s In sll;
PAlsee OF Madrid, July H. 1850.
A bulletin, signed by Dr. Sanchez, was issued at
twelve last night Ii stated that the Queen had
SLEPT Tor two hours and half, and continued IA
The corpse Of the royal infant, which was EN-
ba lined last night by Dr. SIMON, has been exposed
today Tor public view m the Chapel Royal, which
has been Nirited by great crowd Of persons. IL
will be subsequently, conveyed to the Escural, aud
inferred ia the Pantheon there.
1hIs event has caused great and painfn sensa-
ton here, and s the universal theme of converse
ton There iss general disposition TO blame the
medical men. The EgaAa says, that u was DR..
DIru.nt who performed the operation OF turning
th' iuius while the Pafria says that DR.. Sanchez
The only medical man who entered the royal
cha mber. Efforts were msdc for three quarters Of
az hour 10 restore animation, Queen Christina TAX
ing sciive part. Sinspisnis, ether baths, srtit-
cia RESPIRATION, and even The csul Of lamb, killed
the spot for the purpose, were in turns rtsorted
to. On taking the child Up at iirsi, Queen Christ
ma Exclaimed that u was alive, and breathei, aud
the physicians declared that the yulsatious OF the
tenn, oral arteries could be felt but all the efforts
ussd proved unavsiling, and the body finally
dehvrrrd to the Marchioness OF Povar. for pre-
sanitation TO the persons contoked to the palace, as
above stated.
In consequence of the change which this sad oc-
currenoe makes in the whole aspect Of affair." Il is
supposed that various questions, upon which the
government would have had TO come 10 speedy
decison-such as the convocstion or dissolution Of
the CoTtes- will be put of for the present.