The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-13
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
nirth OF Her Ihird ChiId- -rhe Rul
lettns Announcing abe EVent--A
b Great Ado over the AFFAIR. 49,.

regard TO DeE condition. On the 18th
ult., the London Telegraph, with double
loaded emphasis, made the following
announcement #
''THB PRINCESS OF WALES.
I "His Royal Highness the Prince of
/ WALES was recalled suddenly from
! Windsor on saturday, in consequences
of what was represented to be the Sc
rious illness OF the Princess. The pub
( Iie, however, VIII be glad to see, by the
1 following official notice, sent to our
office last night from MarlborouC
/ House, that there is no cause for alarm:
February Is.
we have authority to state that her
Royal Highness the Princess OF Wales
has been suffering for several DAYS
from acute rheumatism, but that there
are no symptoms 10 cause any ankle
The London Times of the Goth ad-
Judged equal prominence to the devel-
opment of the second stage:
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
''The following bulletin was issued
I last evening:
MARLBOROUGH House, Feb, Ia.
Her Royal Highness the Princess
OF Wales has for some days past suffer-
I ed from acute rheumatism. The pains
and the febrile action are somewhat
less to-day than they were yesterday.
The Princess has enjoyed several hours
of calm sleep to-day.
"'ARTHUR FARRR, NJ. D.,
WILLIAM JRSSER, NJ. D.,
'EDw'D z. SIEvERISG, NJ. ID. -
The third stage set in so rapidly that
an evening paper of the same day was
enabled to secure statement of its re-
suits, using caption however, of un-
I pardonable bluntness and intelligibil-
ity:
THE ADJOURNMENT BULLETIN,
From gte RuQ Mau GGzsie, Feb. tloiy ..
The anxiety which has been enter
| tained for several DAYS relative TO the
health OF her Royal Highness, the Prin-
cess ofWales, will be set at rest by the
auspicious news we are enabled to pub
lish to-day. The following bulletin
was issued at Marlborough House this
morning:
MARLBOROUGH House,
FEBRUARY 20, 1S6T-S:SO A. NJ.
"'Her Royal HIghness, the Princess
of Wales was safely delivered of a
princess at 6:30 this morning. Her con-
nuement was most favorable, and was
in no way affected by the rheumatism
from which the Princess is suffering.
Her Royal aighness and the infant
Princess are going on quite well.
ARTHUR FARRE, NJ. D.,
WILLIAM JESSER, NJ. D.,
EDWARD 81. SEIvIRISG, NJ. D.
"At half past 10 this morning, this
suspicious event was officially an
nounced to the Lord Mayor in "A com
munication from the Secretary of State,
which was Immediately afterward
posted in front of the Mansion House. :"
In the House of Lords, the Earl of
Derby, as Prince Minister, announced
the ''gladtidiuGs of great ioy,'' as fol-
lows:
my lords, it will not be necessary for
me 10 say more than a very few words
in introd ucing the resolution of which
have given notice; for 1 am sure your
( lordships need no inducement TO adopt
an address to the Queen on the occasion
OF the happy confinement ofth Prin-
cess of Wales, and the birth of prin-
cess. All who have the honor of know
ing her Majesty personally are aware
that there IS no stronger characteristic
of Her Majesty than the deep affection
she entertains fer every member other
family; and the circumstance of an ad-
dition TO IL is an event of great interest
to her. lam sure that anything which
so interests Her Majesty cannot but be
deeply interesting to all who have the
happiness of living under the sway of
sovereign who, in the discharge of
her duty, has excited and msrited the
devoted loyalty of her subjects, and
who, from her personal character,
has strengthened in no slight de-
gree the institutions of this coun-
try On the present occasion there Is
ground for more than ordinary feel
ing OF satisfaction, because the confine-
ment of the Princess of Wales and the
birth OF II Princess have taken place
under circumstances which led TO no
unreasonable anxiety and apprehen-
sion, though happily, all apprehension
has been dissipated by the event The
manner in which the Princess of Wales
has conducted herself ever since she
placed her foot on these shores, has
been such as to endear her to every per-
SON in the realm. am sure your lord
ships Will join with me in cOngratula-
ting her royal Highness on this occa-
sion; and that you will at once agree to
the resolution which / now have the
honor Of prOposing-namelya that an
humble address be presented 10 her
Majesty. cOngratulating her Majesty on
the Princess of Wales having happily
given birth to a Princess; and to assure
her Majesty of the deep Interest the
House Of Lords feels in all that con-
Germs the happiness of her Majesty and
her family.
EARL RusselI-we are all ready to
congratulate her Majesty on the birth
of the Princess I need not, therefore,
say more than gladly second the mo-
tion.
'sThe motion was then agreed to ,.en,.