Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Royal Baby Boiu--Peacc Considered
Certnin.

Certain.
The steamship Atlantic, which len Liver
pool, March 10Th, arrived at New York, Wed
nesday. with % passengers aud news four days
later The expected baby Of Napoleon and
Eugene, the King Of Algiers. has arrived, is
a live boy, and all France is wild with delight.
Peace is considered as virtually concluded, and
the signing Of the articles, ], was believed, a
waited only the arrival of the Prussian penipo-
Tertiary. Secresy is still observed.
There is nothing new in regard TO American
afihrs. The London Spectator has sensible
article, showing that the spirit Of hostility be-
tween the two countries had its origin IN Eng
lish buster, and saying that the American Eli
busters represent national tendency, and treat
les can no more keep them in check than they
could keep In check the passage pigeons ofthe
west or the locusis Of the east. II advises that
blusier aud bullying lie dropped aud the matter
be treated in a common sense way by The con-
servaiive and moderate men Of both countries,
and an appeal be made 10 justice 40 both sides
The treaty between the United States aud
Denmark, which would have expired, April
18th, the former has consented to prolong for
two months, with the express understanding
that something should be done meantime toward
the abolition Of the sound dues. The London
Times favors the payment of bonus to Den
mark by England for the relinquishment Of The
dues, but the press generally takes the Ameri-
can view, that the dues are not due and should
not be longer submitted TO. Tho British Ship
ping Gazette inquiries if the United States are
to pay their proportion Of this capitalization, or
whether they sre to have the free benefit OF the
amount proposed to be paid by the governments
Of Europe.
The general news is Of no interest. Mr. Bu-
chanan has taken formal leave Of the Queen
Lord Palmersion accompanied Mr.. Buchanan,
and, in this act the English papers sec an in-
dication that the Premier desires 10 stand we'll
with the United States. The king Of Belgium
has arrived IN London, to attend the conhrma-
lion Of his god-daughier, the princess royal, the
Queens eldest daughter. The young prince
of Prussia, son 10 the heir Of the throne, is a.
bout to revisit Eng land, with view to be be-
trolhed to the said princess royal. Last year,
when the youth came on The same errand, the
British press secuted the alliance, but times
have changed since u.en.
THE nIRrH or THE FRENCH sABY
Correspondence New York Commercial Advertiser. /
Ii took place at u quarter pas, three on the
morning Of Sunday the 10Th uli.. aficr long
period Of anxiety, the premoniiory symptoms
having commenced twenty-five hours pieyioas.
ly The accouchment seems TO have been far
from favorable. the suferings Of the mother hav-
ing been ola character unusually protrac,ed and
severe, and such as to call for surgical inierfer-
ence. That they did not terminate fatally is,
think, not owing to the delicacy or tenderness
shown TO the patient.
What ever advantages a Queen or Empress
may enjoy at other times, the barbarism of OIL
cial state places her on an occasion like this in
circumstances from which the lneanesi Of her
sex would be preserved. According to the Pa
irie about twenty minutes before the birth, the
suherings Of her majesty assumed so decided
character that il was deemed advisable 10 call
in the princes and grand dignitaries Of the en-
pire as Witnesses. The Consequences, of course
were such as might have been foEeseen.
at appears" says the chronicler, shat the
sight of 50 many persons produced an effect OPP
on the empress which suspended FOR moment
the operation of nature. To this he adds
"Her majesty then experienced the most ex-
circulating agony. which The skill of the ply
sicians succeeded in allaying aud at aquarter
past 3 o'clock the imperial infant came iulo the
world"
That great and unusual precautions we're
necessary 10 prevent the legitimacy Of The
young prince from being questioned by future
claimants 10 The throne, will be admitted by
all but that these precautions might have
been taken 10 less unpleasant manner is equal.
ly indisPutable. Even the aid Of chloroiorm
seems to have been denied, whether To mii-
gate pain or to prevent the other evils tina,
were to be apprehended.
Paris has been generally Illuminated. The
latest bulletin is in the recognized phrase,
"Mother and child are as well as can be ex-
pecled." Pope Plus is the princes godfather
'and The Queen of Sweden his godmother; in
return for which, il is reported, Napoleon and
Eugene undertake 10 act as godfather and
godmolher 10 all legitimate ch.ldren born on
Sunday, the 10Th, ibroughoa, France" Flags
were hung out and salules fired in the princi.
pal cities of Great Britain. in honor Of the
young Bonapaile's birth. The infant has al.
ready been chrisiened. In the bapiismal act
he is registered as Napoleon Eugene Louis
Jean Joseph, fills dc France.
THE NICARAGUAN WAR.