The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-25
PeY40Nal InfelliNAnee.

The Hamburg correspondent OF the Brussels Isdspo-
ssnse news which We have reosiyed on
rsgs Of Oscar second Of the King, with the
Princess Nary Of Cambridge The Prince Will leave almost
mmeda seiy, with the Queen Mother, for Paris. From
thence he will proceed TO London, to make what
prolonged stay and viii complete the arrangements or
the projected union. The fortune Of the Princess Of
Cambridge amounting only to about as 600 year it n
believed at Stockholm that at the meeting of the
nua grant for his son n order to es.cs that PRIME. to
worthy sustain his rank and that Of his court This
project already excites much public attention.
. Don Fernando, exRegent of Portugal left Lisbon on
the 18th OF April, In Portuguese steamer of war; and
landed at Cadiz on the 10TH BE intended to visit ssvs
raj parts Of Spain.
M'or v~se of the Swiss Artillery, has presented to
the Emperor Napoleon, souvenir of their old rela
lions in the Federal service, found near his
country house. and which had been used in the battle Of
American Union to the French regiment Lstour dan
verene and 1t win now BE- placed in national cosctoa
in France. The Emperor has says the Nouvelsk Hds-
dois sent his olo companion arms handsome iowHne
piece in return with . letter thanking him for Ms
attention.
authorities states hat the value Of duty free @ GOODS I'M
ported into that during the arst three months a
the present year amounted to f10, AT 1884.
Count de Morpy win leave Paris about the 18th Of June
to repreeent France at the coronation OF the Gar.
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