New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
LUcr A. RANDALL.

QUEEN VIcToRIA AND Tux MISSION RY-The folio wing
is part OF letter published Tae Csrisnfq Frsassry,
am appears be- well auihenicst Mr. Gro sher' Ia
nekro, lave minister OF the gospel vas az
Church Missionary meeting NJ Windsor. Aher tbs
ettng Lord Nrothesly Rssel hr'ther 20 Lord John.
d" pous clergyman, and member OF the Evangelical Al.
hsnr, told him thst her Majesty wished 10 se hi n at
Windsor Castle When AZ the palace he met one Of the
ladies in waiting who collector for the Church Ms
SONAR, Society and who addr seed herself him such,
dtepy Interested Ia the progress Of the 80
0ty anxious 70 shake hands with bin ~ her bro
tker the Lord lie then passed m % room Ia which
Puce Albert who Immediately addressed hm
most kindly and they deep in conversation
Missionary subjects when lady wall ed u and joined in
the ration. Mr trosther taking TOR granted
that il the lady he bad met ia the ante chamber
before took particular uoc OF her urth'r than con-
tnuirR In most dis pointing out places on
the map describing the various stations &c. length
Lord W Russell said something apart TO make Mr. Crow
"thtr that he speaking 10 the Queen OF Eng
"and He was good dead Abash.d both at the presence
of royalty and the honor conferred on him In the
gsutltst sweetest manner like smost loving mother TO
her people her Majesty set him quite at his aud
CONTINUED her cloe inquiries subject, connectei with
the Church Missionary Society, and Sierra Leone They
"hao not quite light enough al the table where the maps
spread out and the Queen fetched light from an
other liable which Mr. Crowther, in turning the
leaves OF tie Atlas PIT orr 10 his great distress but
the Queen evidently wishing the delay aud inter-
"ruption Of calling serssnt imme lately lighted u her
sell and continued the couversaioD, asking many ques
"tons about African Missions My brother asked Mr..
Or, wiher wh0t s0t of questions The Queen asked Hs
replied devoted lady collector could not have asked
"c ser questions the spiritual wants OF the people and
IN working Of the Missions. Her Majesty also inquired
about he appointment ot Bishop and the suabeness
of Mr. Vidal recently nominated In giving his very
decided testimony their need of and tho
peculiar fitness Of the bishop designate, Mr. Crowther
paIticuarled biz wonderful kno Wedge Of ltngusges
NhsreuVon Her Miety turned 20 the Prince and said
with smile All Albert, you there other good
lngui,is he,ee Gemansr need hardly say Mr. Crow
'ther WAS much encouraged by Ibis interview To my
mind it il call for slI her Christian subjects 10 pray
with accord for the Queen, that In her faith may be-
revealed TO faith, and grace added 10 grace"
EPISCOPAL COsyENrI0N n CoNSEcricUr The annual
Doctssn Convention Of ihe Eps opal Church C,onec-
ticut closed IT. session Wednesd y evening commit
tee was appointed consider the low salaries clergy
men This committee reported ~ a subsequent period
and their report adopted B.hop Williams preached
q :. rmon ~ behalf of the Christian knowledge society
The coDtuiion altered to give the Conven-
lion NJ. power appoint snhsiitges veil dogatss
To the General Conv, non substitutes having been hereto
fore appointed by the bishop The alteration also gives
the aty the power Of accepting rejecting any all o.
ne clerical dlegaes also gives the clergy the sans
power the lay del gsies.
The CONVEX ton resolved to raise the Of 80 cepisfr
escb COMMUNICATE In the State ~ aid ths Christian Know
ledge Society. Delegas aud Substitutes then
by The clergy ana aity IN separate assemblies report
was mad, before the Church Scholarship Society aud d.
for the enfuiBg year appointed Twelve hun
bred sId fifty copies Of the " Rev I NJ Clarke
which delivered At the opening Of the Convention
we're ordered for publication together with the usual vote
~ blanks sc when after short religious exercise, the
Convention separated.