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BIRTH or ANOTHER PRINCE The most striking event
OF the week is the birth OF another royal prince, which
Wednesday last The young stranger and the royal
parent are the Official bulletins tell US. progressing ia
voraby." In compliment to The most lustious warrior
Arthur Albert, and Alfred and Arthur. form pretty
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The following is the Official announcement OF the royal
birth ee
BucKIsaHAm PALACE, May This morning the Queen
was safely delivered Of prince In the room with her
Majesty was his royal hghness Prince Albert Df Looees
joining The other medical attendants Sir James Clark
and Dr Ferguson add the ministers ana oioers q Saie
Tors were in attendance. Fe stasad
The ENGLISH MINISTRY On Thursday. May I'd, on a
motion in Parliament, relative to the duty on attorneys
certificates The ministry were in minority OF nineteen
unimportant question: but, in connexon with Others
showing the continual loss Of strength on the part Of the
ministry A 4A- .
The Agemeine Zeung has letters from Athens OF the
10th ult., in which mention Is made OF the alleged ar
rangement between Baron Gros and Mr, Wyse. After
series of conferences which continued for eight and
the last Of which held the 18TH the representative
OF Great Britain and the French mediator were as lar
from anything like an understanding as they could pos
sibly be- The negotiations discontinued Tor two
days, Urom the 18th 10 the l5th,) when Mr. Wyse INV
ted the French ambassador to meet him again on board
the french result Oh their COLI
ference, which took place the 18TH was not known at
Athens when the post left .gsdss.
Letters from Athens state the Greek question fur
tier from adjustment than ever Indeed, great fears
were entertained that hostties would soon recon-
mence. ha ses#slf .s8laa 4.@ .ttsf e &
PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF THE PREsIBENT.T There are
continued rumors Of the intention OF Louis Napoleon to
resign his Office, in case he not warmly supported by
the Assembly. The matter is iaked Of very generally,
and considerable credit is given 70 il. The government
1 Marty consequently rood deal OF alarm.
The ELEcrIos IN PARIs.-On the cd Of May the proc
amaon OF the successful candidate made in Paris
Eugene Sue had l27,S2 votes Lecerc li9,72e: Sues
after the election The defeated party were consoling
themselves with the idea that the defeat viii drive
the Assembly to vigorous measures, and, hrst OF all,
to modification OF the electiOnal law One OF tho most
active of Sues supporters was M. Napoleon Bonaparie
cousin Of the President The army voted generally for
Sue.
The FRENCH MIsIsrRY.-M. M. Mole, Theirs, Der.
mont were summond to the Elysee on Monday night
and remained in conference till o'clock in the morning
Of Tuesday believed the ministry will DC changed
returned to the Eysee at o'clock on Tuesday morning,
the 30th April. k a - #
MISCELLANEOUS General Gemeau has been appoint
amounting 70 only one division and General paraguay
d'Hifliers returns to his post ia the Assembly.
pavors mob had been threatened in Paris but was
suppressed
THE Pores ENcYcLIcAL IErTER--A letter from Rome.
Of The 21s ut in the Nazonae Of Florence states that
encyccal letter. addressed BY the Pope TO the bishops
is in the press, also the concession of council OF
State, sysem OF municipalities. and pastoral let
ter to all the generals of the religious ORDERS
AFFAIRs IN RoME.-The Pope's return 10 his residence
the Vatican already proved 10 be forced and
his present and future quieude will depend entirely on
the protection OF the French amyencamped within the
capital The latest accounts from Rome state that his
loving subjects avoid him by hiding themselves when
he passes by Personal security Is misnomer; misery,
mstrust and sullen demeanor, almost amounting 10 des
petion to be observed in the countsaances OF
Whichever you rove, you meet French soldiers, gem
darmes, sbirr. and spies system of espionage Is
introduce themselves into families you them also at
The CATS. and at the doors OF the shops they hover
about the residences OF the English, American Swiss
and Pedmontese consuls because they have lent their
aid, the OF humanity, in saving many victims
from the vengence Of the priests
II generally expected that amnesty would have
been granted by his Holiness his return to Rome
but quite contrary to the public expectation arrests con-
nue and dismssas from office daily take place Three
four persons only have been liberated from prison
e., young Clarisse, son OF French miner, and the
family OF Casieani, who had been imprisoned for
eral months their crime being that OF exclaming in the
The refusal Of The Rothschds 10 paw The second and
third instruments Of the loan which they had the option
refuse accept has caused great embarrassment to the
Roman government .,.,~.
German UMrY.--We are able TO give some details as
the resolutions a the ministerial council held
the 2ls ult, at which his Majesty presided, and at
which General Radowitz was present On the 18th the
Pfussian cabinet received iron the Austrian gov
ernmeni formally requesting that Il would name soon
possible, enpotentay 10 Congress OF all the Ger
States, whose duty should be decide in the last
instance the notifications TO be introduced into the
federal pact and settle the basis which to
struct the German constitution. Since then the Ducal
government Of HesseCssse advocating The necessity OF
The meeting OF The Congress, IN order 70 finish the re-
vision OF the relations the States forming the German
confederation, has also addressed demand Prussia TO
prorogue the Parliament OF Erfurt
IL remains for the council OF ministers TO decide
these questions and 10 a determination 10 act
once, declaring the final intentions OF the
orming The restricted fe eraoD relative 10 the late
utions OF the Parliament OF Erfun We credibly in
ofmed that Che council have adopted resolution that
the several governments ought TO come 10 a clear
understanding among themselves, before accepting the
resolutions of the Parliament the consequence OF which
will be. that the Parliament be prorogued tor
definite PERIOD in order that the govern may have
come TO such undo, anding. As to the Con.
yre-s called for by Austria. the council have 10
lefne resolution though the majority OF the ministers
have given the proposition favorable reception.
MISCELLANEOUS The Austrian ministerial council
have postponed The raising Of The state OF siege Of Wen
IA and Prague SINE de
Baron Won Gehrnger il repoae TO have been assigned
o the head Of the Hungarian department in The cabinet
" Vienna w 9 $1,000
The order OF Jesuiis has been publicly readmi,,ed TO
the Austrian dominions