The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-07 00:00:00

Re-establishment of the Pope's Health,

Under Sate of the 20th u!t. the Roman correspondent of
the Post Bays:—This day being the f.,stival of St Peter, the
patron saint tit the Eiernai City, the Pepe has been solem-
nising the event wiih the cusiornary accompaniments of
eeelisiastical and sovereign s,Jenclour hi the Vatican Bisi-
ilea, uis renewed health a,lowtn.; him to penf,rm his usual
part in the gorgeous junzione. It is not the sea..on for
wruigners just now, and wen tore the ladies' tribunes were
by no means so thronged as at Uhristwae, Easter, and
or her periods f An.lo-Sixon invasion.
CHANCE MEETING OF HIS HOLINESS AND THE BRITISH

CONSUL, MIL SLVeRN (KEATS.B FRIEND)
It is a curious c,,intidence ut facie, adds the Jost corres-
pondent, that' on the very day .hat the Loudon papers
brought us the details o►f the debate in Psriiamem, on tho
advisability of retaining Mr. Odu Russell and Mr. Severn
in their respective diplomatic and consular posts in Rome,
Mr Severn, who had never hithertohed the honour of: speak-
ing to tha Pope, as foreign consuls here only communicate
with Monsignor. Berardi, Under Secretary ot State, met his
Holiness walking about a mile outside the Porta San Gio-
vanni. The consul, as is Cll.B • o wary, on meeting the Supreme
eontiff, alighted froth his carriage and advanced towards
• his Holiness, hat in hand, with the purpose of making him-
self known without the customary tormalit ies of a presenta-
tion. The Pope, who had Monsignore Talbit by hi,s side,
was doubtless informed in due time of the identify and
()Melia character ot the gentleman he saw coming towards
him, tor when Mr Severn announced hia.self as the Console
Inglese, the Pope replied briskly, " Lo so, to sr, I" and, tak-
ing him with both hands, shook hands with him most aff
assuring him that tie was glad to see him, as he had al war/
heard him most favourably spoken of.
PARLIAMENIARY DIVISIO

HOUSE OF COAMONS, JULY 6.
PUNISHIAENT OF RAPE BILL.

Order for committee read, Motion made and question
proposed, "That Mr. Speaker do now leava the chair.''
Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word " That'.
to the end of the question, in order to add the words
" this house will, upon this day three months, resolve
i, salt int, the said committee," instead thereof, Ques•
tion put, "That the words proposed to be left out stand
part of the question," The house divided—Ayes, ;9;
Noes, 84.

AYES-79.
Agnew, Sir A. Hill, H. C., ---.* Parket", Major W.
Anuesiey, Col. H. Hood, sir A, " Paull, .l. •
Beecroit„ U. 6. Liornby, W. H. Peel, J.
Beyon, ii. ti 0.5,41,, T. B. Plii.aipa, G. L.
Bounani-Carter, J. Hunt, G. W. Pinney, CoL
Burghley, Lord Jervoise, Sir J. Portman, %V. H. B.
Cave, S. liekewich, 6. 'l'. Powell, 1. S.
Chapman, J. Kendall, N. Powys- Ly b be, P. L.
Cholmeley, Sir M. King J. K. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Collins, T. Lauglon, W. H. G. Selwyn, C...i.
Davie, Sir H. RF. Leig&on, Sir B. Shirley, E. P.
Dent, J. D. Liddell, H. U. Swats, J.
Diliwyn, L. L. Lon field, it. Stracey, Sir H.
Egerton, Sir P. Lovable, Lord Stuart,, Lt.-Col. IV.
Euteld, Vistount Lyon, .e. Surtets. H. E.
Esmoncle. J. !Hackie, J. Talbot, C. It. M.
Estcourt, S. maekinnon,W. A. Tollemache, 1,. J.
k itltlillg, r. W. 351-'Mahon,, . I'. Irliey, V. R. D.
J.
i. loyer . Maguire, .F. 'l'reilern 'u.
rotnunbe, F. J. S. Marioribaults, D. C. Trevor, Lord A.
Uard, It. 6. Morgan, U. Tufnuf, C.
bore, J. IL 0. Morgan, Major Waldron, L.
Greenau G. Morris, D. NVlialiey, Li. 11,. ,
qrs.gau, Sir E. Mundy, W. Wilmington, Sir T.
Hamilton, Viscount Murray, W. rkaa..A.ab.
Northcote. Sir S. ii.
Adderiey,
iiiieersblier,tu,,lisi.rAT..
11".aceic.,..ee.,
Col.
v.

A 0 LS —Bt. _ _
Acton, Sir J. Ewing, H. E. V. ilittord, W. T.
Adair, 11. E. Fenwick, IL blolitgomcry , Sir G.
Ayrton, A. S. Finlay, A. S. Neate, u.
, Ba,,,welt, J. Fraser, Sir W. A. witagan, T.
twine, H. J. French, Col. Onslow, O.
Baines, N. bleorge, J. l'auniore, R.
Baring, Sir F.
.. Olivia, C.
L. Yager, C.
Baring, T. t*. ,'• Golvei, G. W.. 13. Fatten, Vol. W. _,...
Barnes, T. Greaves, E. Yeacocke Li-. .111. IY•
Lieumish, F. B. tireehe, J. Putter, B.
Beaumont, W. B. eregory, W. R. • Bepton, G. W. ,7.
Beuttmck, U. C. Gurdon, B. ltussell, A.
Berkeley, H. F. Haulie,u, U. Salonion,i,A.derrral
Btiyak, A. • La.,U ey, J. sclater -Booth, U.
Bouverie, E. P. Hawkey, T Seymour, .I.A.
Bruce, Lord E. A. Henley, Lord blielleY, Sir J. V.
BruCe, H. A. lienned,3y, J. P. Somerset, col. E.
Buller, J. W. audgkinson, U. Stacpoole, W.
Uaird, J.
Jones,Rlu D W.. W. F. Stunt, H. G. ,
Childers, H. C. E.
. . Taylor, Y. A.
Clay, J. E.iugscote, Col. The, W.
Milford, C. C. Knattihbutl-liugess Trelawny, Sir J. D.
Ulittou, Suit. Leader, N. F. Vance, J. .
Co`, VV. Leathani, E. A. Watkins, eel. L.
Dering, Sir B.
Leievre, v: .L S. wickham. U. vv.
yougias, Sir C. . uLviag Re. sir . With.:am W.
Dull, X. E. • Lewin, H. 11:1.L.Eltel.
Evans, T. IY. Lccke, J. O'Logolen, Sir 0,
Evart, W, lawmen*, Lord Q. Rtretigk J. A.