PRUSSIA.
The following are the latest bulletins of the health of the King of Prussia :—
Berlin, Saturday Morning, Oct. 9. The bulletin issued'this morning states that no change has taken place during the night, and that the symptoms of congestion have not entirely disappeared. Twelve o'clock, Saturday Night. The 'Zeit' and * Kreuz-Zeitung' confirm the report of a marked improvement. All the 3lembers of the Royal Family are united at Sans-Souci. A Cabinet Council was held this morning at Potsdam. Public prayers have been offered up in all the churches.
Berlin, Sunday. The greatest fears are entertained for the King. The symptoms to-day are of the most alarming" character, congestion of the brain having again appeared. Dr. Schoenlein is the only physician who does not despair. The latest intelligence from Potsdam, which is posterior to the last-issued official bulletin of the health of the King, is to the effect that, after a copious bleeding,; a marked improvement had taken place in the health of Ms Majesty.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 542, 13 January 1858, Page 4
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