EUROPEAN EXTRACTS.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 227, 2 August 1848, Page 3

EUROPEAN EXTRACTS.

The Ex-Royal Family of France. — The Duke de Nemours is no longer an inmate of Hertfoid Hoiuc. His Royal Highness, together with his illustrious sister-in-lnw, the Duchess de Montpensier, left the Embassy last, evening, and they are now occupying apartments ut the Belgian Legation, I'oitland I\uce ihe reason of tMi is soon told. At four o'clock yesteiday the Count de Jarnac, French Mini ter under the former 7e»ime, received despatches byaipecial courier from M. de Lamanine, who lua charge of the Foreign Affairs in the Piovisioual Government, informing his Excellency officially of the letirement of the Orltans dynasty, and the assumption of power by the Provis on*l Government. On receipt of this intelligence the Duke at once determined to leave the Embaisy. At half pait twelve hit Royal Highness Prince Albert arrivi d at the Embassy < n horseback, attended by his Equery in Whiuij^, Colonel Seymour. H.s Koyal Highness was received by the Count de Jarnac, by wh in he wHi presented to ilieDucheus de M< ntpensier ami the Duke de Nemours. His Ropl j-Jighneii had a lengthened interview with the iliu trioui Princess and htr brother-in-law. The Chevalier de Tacon, Spanish Charge d'Aff-»irs, had the honour of an interr vi \v witli her Royal Highness the Duchess de MuntpeiisiLr at an early hour in the afternoon. A repoit was current during the evening that a letter had been r ceived in Lonlon on Tuesday morning, by a lndj- of tit U-, announcing the iafe arrival at Brussels of Louis l'hih| pc and other members of his fani ly, but ou in qumng th« (statement appeared to be purely apocry» phai ; and oit the arrival of the courier above alluded to at c even o'clock last night, M. Vun de Weyer had the |ii>iulul tM.sk ot communicating to the illustrious exiles uiiricr hU roof that the despatches he had received (.outlined no inielli 'ence wlintfver us to the exKoyal F<uu\\y.—JLive)j)rjol Times, Match 2.