The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-18

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aLsoiotism and Amerca welcomed Kossuth The United
States take not the least notice Of this diplomatic pstu
lance and promise to receive from
The Queen of England held drawing room on Thurs
day. the Sd instant. In Sc. James's Palace The Queen
train OF blue ilk brocadcd IN silver Of Hnri-h
manufacture trimmed with silver blonde and white
tulle The peuccat WINS OF white satin, covered with
white tulle ana trimmed with bows Of white satin rib
hons and blue and silver ribbons Her majesty head
uress was formed of diamonds and feathers.
The full correspondence relative to the wrecks seen on
the ice OF Newfoundland in May 1851 and supposed To
have been Sir John Franllins ships Is published by
der OF the Admiralty. The only fact disclosed IL
that two wateloge,d ships are reported to have been
seen near the spot and about the came date by the
Dutch brig Doctor kneip arrived at New York the 4th
of May 1851 The accuracy of the kneips report has
still to lie investigated.
ten mile foot race at Copenhagen Fields on the
3lst ut between Levctt the champion and Jackson the
American Deer, resulted in favor of the latter Time 81
minutes and "a seconds. Purse f50a side
Advices from st Petersburg of the 2th May report the
opening OF navigation
Society for the Propagation Of the Gospel.
A spe cal meeting Of this society held in London
Saturday the 10Th ut TO receive the Rev DR. Vain
wright Secretary the House of Bishops tho Protest
snt Episcopal Church Of tho United States who had
been depued in the unavoidable absence of the Bishops
Of Michigan and Western New York Ia take part in the
concluding services OF the socetys jubilee year The
Archbishop Canterbury presided and there pre-
sent the Bishops of London Bangor, Gloucester and
Bristol. Salisbury Lichfeld, and Oxford the Earl
Of narrowly, and Other distinguished persons. TIL
Archbishop in opening address, cordially welcomed
the Rev. DR.. Wainwright and expressed the desr,
which was felt by every member Of the Society 70
the welfare OF the American Church. Doctor Vain
wright after speech Of much feeling presented the
minutes Of proceedings ut q meeting OF bishop
held in New York the 10th OF April Last. ny these
minutes thanks conveyed to the Society for the Pro
pagaon Of the Gospe for requesting the attendance Of
delegation tom the American Bench of Bishops to take
part in the societys jubilee The obligations of the
American Protestant Episcopal Church to the society
acknowl, dyed and assuancct Of sympathy in its
welfare and in that of the Church OF England hierarchy
conveyed The minutes closed with an invitation,
and the promise of sincere welcome to any OF the
bsLops clergy Of church who might BE- disposed to
attend the trenna meeting of the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society in New DIRK next year series OF
resolutions adopted the minutes expressing the
qualification OF the society at finding the part of the
American Church desire by delegation of bishops to
strengthen the bonds of Christian communion with the
Church Of England