New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03
From tn. Daay Ne'cs, Starch H.

From 1hs Ddut Neics, 9ldTch H.
A mau.chid was born in the Palace of the IWlcnes
Yesterday morning The luckless infant has been set
apart and devoted to the service Of Court forms from
tie birth Other babies are allowed TO nestle beside
the mother but this says the programme aiter pc
o presented TO the Emperor the Empress the MIN
i,ter Of State and Others carried to Ss apart
II ent BY the head nurse, accompanied oy her SUD
nurses, the Equerry commanding the Imperial Guard
and TIE Equery on d1y' ms Gay IN. the o's .ha
"Chancelor Of the Legion Of Honor wall take to the
"Imperal Prince the Grand Gordon OF the Order ana
eth. Military Medal" Eque1ies, however KIND VIII
make but awkward nurses, aud grand cross and
medal viii be but Indifferent substitutes Tor cora ana
bels-eyen when the time OF tecthlng arrives. Such
ultra -fcrnai,m might do, in our day, in Vienna
but we may b. allowed to question its eXpedicncy 10
Paris. Our gay and galaat neigbbor though not
ayerse to shows keeny sensltYe to eplgraIn ana
rather addicted 10 making them. The majority o the
popuaton are disposed to sneer at medevallsn; and
the minority pin their uadltionary loyalty 10 0ther
families than that which at present occupies the throne
More Of tie LONELINESS OF human affection Blended
with the formsities OF Imperial State would nave a.
forded better guarantee Tor the future.
One appurtensnce Of old royal state will be wanting
on this occasion. There viii be Astrologer in wait
g to cast the nativity Of the infant. They who guess
al hi future fortunes will look not 10 the stars IN the
sky but TO tie things upon earth. Europe appears 10
e on the Of passing from state o. war 10 state
of peace In France the Government are preparing
for the transition by earnest exhotanons against III
dugence In excessive speculation on the part vi snare
to guess whether any notifications will De made upon
the advent of Pc ace, in Ministry contributed WIN
view to the energetic carrying on Of the War-"hetheI
there will be a dissolution OF Par.ianeIt-and "neneI
such dissolution will take place before or after nodh
cations in the Ministry. Extending our view oeyonu
the two countries whose destlnles we nave te uos
edate interest We see Turkey girdng iIseh up 70
undertake administrative and social reforms, whie
Russia and Austria are cberishng mutual gruuge
which nav bear fruit other day. From PRUSSIA
nothing is heard but the crack OF pI.oshOt; ministers
killed in duels or killing themselves events which ap-
near 10 have political sigDincance, but may
utiu ately be found 20 have note. Italy aud Scan
diIayis stand in silent expectation, wondering what
eject the Conferences the II being concluded
are 10 have upon their position and progress. Il
ook only 10 the demonstration. Of monarchs aud dpo-
natists the waves Of European strife would appear to
be subsidipg augury OF q haleyon sea for the lew
born Prince. But there other elements Of strife
which cannot be sted by conferences and protoooIs.
The aspirations of the people after popular institutions
stl unquenched; the determination Of the dynaa-
ties TO concede nothing appears TO be undated h
struggle which bas conyulsed Europe ever snce - i
It'll in progress, and must go And the hel 70 'e
throne Of France occupies the most exposed anu Gan
lous position Of the region over which the s'ofu
tends. The harmless infant is already an OBJECT o. Us
hse TO the paisaps Of the Republic, and TO the retain
Of the Bourbons; the lovers OF peace ana tranqu
hy shake their b ads and mutter about an addt'oh
tie number Of pretendere 10 the throne VI France