New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03
FRANCE.
BIRTH OF THE KING OF ALGlERs.

PARIS, Sunday, MarCn Ito T. uI
You will have received, trust, long before the
beur am now writing, the dispatch which announces
the event important 10 the Bonapsrte dynasy-the
safe delivery OF the Empress and the th OF frnce
I informed Won in my letter of yesterday that her
Majesty beren seriously feel the pains of Childbirth
sent round TO the Ministers and great functlogahes OF
state 10 be in attendance. She eh lndposed az eafy
ss ! o'coek Her labor, which, IN the bcglDnlng ana
NJ eubseoueut intervals was very severeso much SO,
| am assured, az to have required the appliances OF
art continued with periods Of tranquility for 22
hours, and at 81 this morning all anxiety ana dangfi
were over, and the Empress gave birth TO male
child The infant is described as robust, and with
every appearance Of health aud the mother, though
necessarily weak, is, TO use the formula on such oc'
casions, as well as can be expected under such CT
cuInstances.
At O'Clock the cannon Of the Invailes announced
10 the city, which was but half awakened, the tdings
that the Imperial throne had an heir but the fc wac
not generally known till about O'Clock. In an hour
or two aer the birth telegraphc dispatches were sent
from the Foreign-Off e 10 the various Gipom iic
agents of France the continents and the one trans
mitted to Dre.Gen was received and al answer re-
turned with the usual congratulations, IN abou, an
hour and half Notice was of course, AZ ooce sent
to the representatives OF foreign Powers in PARIS who,
in the course the morning. proceeded 20 The IIneres
and left their NAMES. -
Innn,ies were made a. TO the propretv OF the Plen
ntiarie presenting in form their respects to-day al
the palace but it ntmaed that l. would be better
TO do so tomorrow, at the same time as the members
Of the resident Diplomatic corps. Preparations were
already made at al the PUBIC
limitations and the display Of drapery Many " ne
louses on the BoLleyards are decorated with stream
ers The heaters are profusely hung with them, and
the fsgs Of England, France, Turkey, and Sardinia,
float united al this moment OF REJOICING as they ala a
the long and dreary hours Of suffering and danger.
The various Embassies have stands before them ready
for lamps; and not last least among them Is The
yeu-Lnown So Faubourg ST. ilonore, 20 long vacant
but which, presume, Will soor be no longer 20, II II
occnped 6v Count Orlof until NJ Klsstlef 0, some
tI az renreseptat;ye Of the Gar, returns 20 bis
qusrttrs. .s,A.,..,-.
is sincere-ercept,S erciY adis-s 81 the Empress &C.
livery; and this satisfaction Is IN nowlse diminished oy
the iinuroyet ut of the health OF the Emperors uncle
Prince Jerome who, 1t was feared was about to gu
the world at the moment bis little nephew wac entering
IT, The iuteIeet | noticed YESTERDAY, when Il was
known that the Empress labor had commenced, IL
creased rs the day wore away and night came on,
while no sound was heard from the lnvahdes numeE-
ous groups If people thronged the spProache. TO ne
Palace and the public thoToug hiares particularly tIe
| Roueyards; and when ~ o'clock cGIne and sti the
gur. yers silent and supplement to the AositeEr
appeared people began 10 feel real anxiety az 70 the
re,ut Tie official Announcement Of the corcus. %
Of peace il now only wanting to complete tAe pubic
| satisfaction.
We read in the Pdtre:
A. one clock on Saturday morning the Empress
felt the frst p iins, aud from that momeu, until the
hour Of Ter delivery, on sunday a, qaarter pas
thr,e Her Majesty exp. rencei a. intervals acute sal
ferines interrupted By Inomentary relief during tue
whole of saturday aud the following night the phys-
clans in attendance seeing her Majesty prey TO rucb
sutftr:rgs believed that her delivery was q; hand.
| when mitigation Of her pains interviewed, and re
tarded the event 90 mpatently desired. The Empress
then either enjoyed little rePoee or walked IN her
room looking with delight al the multitude assembled
| in the garden in front OF her vii dows.
| The Emperor encouraged and consoied heI By The
nest tender and sfectonae expressions. lie told her
that all the churches crowded with tie faithful,
PRAYING the Almighty for her delivery, and thai al
PsIs was Offering 10 Heaven the most ardent wishes
in her behalf Tie Empress tLer fe. her courage Ie-
double at the idea that she the object Of sucn uni
| versal sympathy. Finally this morning, few mn
utes b, fore O'Clock the suffering. Of her Majesty
sumed SO decided character tina. II was deemed adj
visable 10 cal in the princes snG grand dgntaHes q
the Empire 10 witness the birth OF the Imperial infant
"It appears that the sight OF so many persons pro
duced an effect upon the Empress, which Suspended
| for a moment the operations of nature Her Majesty
then experienced the most e1cruciatlng agony, when
the ski of the physicians succeeded e. last N alay
ing and quarter past o'clock the Imperial .hiani
INTO the word. The young Prince OF so reb1s;
q cons;it niion that be Is nearly bg the ohId o.
his nurse who II two months old. The infant remained
in the apartment Of hs mother until The holr OF MAJ
and after beng bsptled (oadOse) was removed 70 b.
own apartment. Palms were distributed 70 a. lie
| persons present at the 1uieries.'
The Serate and TIE l. gIslsjive body me: 80 morr
! ne d; : O'Clock and received Il message ton Re