Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

The most important item Of English news, Is
that Queen Victoria has been safely delivered of
another daughter-a Princess! AS 4 specimen
of the noise and fummery which the accouchemento of
queen causes we quote from the States, the IT,
tied dignitaries and pompous ceremony which the
occasion called forth.
There were present on the occasion, in her Ma
iesty's room, his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
DR.. Locock, Dr.. Snow, and Mrs. Lilly, the month
" nurse. In the adjoining apartments. besides
the medical men, Sir J. Clark, and Dr.. Ferguson,
were the Mistress of the Robes and the Lady-in-
Waiting on the Queen and the following officers Of
State and Lords of the Privy Council, viz: his
ROYAL Highness the Duke Of Cambridge, Lord
Chancellor, Viscount Palmerston, Sir George Grey,
the Earl of Clarendon, Mr.. Secretary Labouchere,
| Sir Charles Wood, the Bishop of London, and the
MARQUIS of Breadabane.
The Duchess of Kent accompanied by the
Princess of Hohenlohe La" genburg, arrived at
the palace shortly before two o'clock
| The Turkish Ambassador and Madame Musurus,
| the French Ambassador aud Countess Persi gny,
the Bavaran Minister and Barronness de Cetto,
the Prussian Minister, the Saxon Minister, the
Austrian Minister and Countess Apponi, the Rus
sian Minister, and other members of the diplo-
matte corps, called at Buckingham Palace. Many
of the nobility and gentry also called to pay their
respects during the afternoon.
| Besides, the Park and Tower guns were fired,
the Privy Council Assembled which ordered form
of thanksgiving by his Grace the Archbishop of
Canterbury, intelligence was sent Immediately to
France, &c. &C.
England and France appear to affiliate more
closely than ever-it may be that their Majesties,
have already planned O marriage, between the
young Mr. Napoleon and the young Miss Victoria,
which causes the present good feelings. 1t is af-
frmed that the two nations are mediating between
Spain and Mexico. 1t is the intention of England
to continue her operations against China, and it
is understood that she will have the hearty coop.
Grafton of the French Government. Lord Elgin
will demand of the Pekin Cabinet, removal, with
the following amplifcations of the former treaty
AS regards commerce. the number of ports to be
opened to Europeans is to be nine, instead of fve
and diplomatic missions ore to be established at
Pekin on the same footing as those of Persia.
In France, conspiracies ore still talked of, but
Napoleon, disregarding these, intends paying q
visit to the Colony of Agers, into which he is at.
tempting to introduce Indian and Chinese laborers
"a species of bastard slavery-in which there is
no iniquity He will be able to make Algiers -four
ish only by the introduction of slavery in some
shape.
Spain appears inclined to pacific measures to-
wards our neighbor, Mexico. The following will
give an idea of the condition of affairs in this un
fortunate republic ..-.
ga revolutionary movement OF a reactionary
character, at the head Of which were the clergy
and the emisssaries of Santa Anna, had been dis
covered a. the city of Mexico. The pronunca-
mento was to have been made on the evening Of
the LIST. Divers arrests had been made. Among