The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28

The BIRTH OF ANOTHER PRINCE.-lS pc
riodica announcement we look for nowadays
in the English newspapers, wit. as much reg
ularity rs we look for q. rain storm or gale
of wind in the almanacs, when, at stated Pc
RODS, we are told to "look out for them about
this time" The "pecuiiar event. is one upon
which the genuine John Bull always loves to
felictate himself. John is a very great grum-
bier all the year round, but he unanimously
resolves to be good humored whenever the
Court Journal vouchsaies the gratifying in
|teligence that ian interesting event" may
ere long be expected. And when the happy
circumstance that confers SO many unspeak-
able delights upon Her Majesty's most loyal
and loving subjects is an fat accompli, Gas
the French say,) what an outburst ofjoy and
affection there is everywhere! Portly Al.
Idermen agglomerate to PASS resolutions con-
veying their qualification; grave Chambers Of
Commerce cease for the nonce to talk about
the price of colonial produce; Lord Mayors,
are in ecstacies, and even my Lords and
Gentleman" in both Houses or Parliament
agree to stop talking about the Rajah ofBur-
nah, the next years estimates and to forget
awhile all about the affairs of the East India
Company in extatic contemplation of the
'happy event." Audit does one good even
to see the kind, condescending tone the great
l"Thunderer, himself assumes when it falls
to his lot to chronicle the suspicious incident.
There is a raiuete in it that is really pleasing
leven to Yankee Doodle. Listen, them
'sThe intelligence which it is our pleasing
duty to publish to-day, will be- received with
satisfaction, by the nation which has been SO
long happy and prosperous under the rule oil
| Queen Victoria. At ten minutes after
o'clock yesterday, the Queen was delivered
| Of a Prince in the presence Of the usual cffi-
GERS of State. Her Majesty and the infant
Prince are both doing well. 1t has pleased
Providence to bless Queen Victoria with so
/ spmerous ~ issue that the eye lat can scsree-
lily be received as one Of great political impor-
lance. The succession to the throne was
already secure 10 the direct line of the pres
ent Sovereign, unless, indeed, more than Or
binary calamity should fall on the Royal
House. But we may be permitted to hope
that this fresh addition to the family of a lady
as distinguished for her domestic virtues,
as exhalted in ner station may bring with it
comfort. and happiness. 1t is grand thing
for Monarch Of this country that amidst
shaking crowns and failing 10y atty, sne alone
sits securely enthroned in the hearts of her
people. The event which brings fresh hap
piness to her hearth will be felt as private
Joy, by every fireside where English is spo-
ken, in every quarter of the habitable globe. "
How particularly it is all told. The very
time OF day it took place, 10 minute! In
the "fresence," too, of the usual officers Of
State Then read over again the complacen'
ljubilation of the Editor, about the 'grand
thing for the::monarchy If that country, and
say if the Tunes Editor was not in the very
best humor when he penned the announce
men.. Brother jonathan tenders his compIi-
> ments to Her Majesty on the interesting oe-
cason, accompanied by the wish that, in her
| capacity as sovereign of graf nation, she
Twill live up to every other divine injur ctioh
as we'll as she has to that one which bids heI
to multiply and replenish the earth.
saial lN. Y. Express.