New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Extacts from Late Foreign Journals.

NJ Francisco Lisb0a, second son of the Min
ster Of Brazil at Paris who had for the last four years
served as Midshpman in the Royal Navy of England,
lately me with his death at Madras in most ragical
rasnner lie was shot by the discharge Of gun wash
went of accidentally in the hands of his comrsdo and
friend Prince Ernest Of Linsnge nephew of the Queen
Of England lie was young man OF eighteen years
Of age Of great promise and who in his short career,
never ceased to merit the praise Of his commanding
officers At the taking Of Rsngoon he distinguished
himself greatly and received a wound. The news Of
this melancholy accident reached the Brazilian Legs-
ton at Paris on the 3lEt December and plunged and
Madame Lisboa in the deepest affection
Adetachment oftroops lately repaired to the
Il des Tnra!ides at Paris deliver 10 the Governor
the standard. which conquered at LaghOuat Age
ria They were received by company of the HraitLe',
stationed at the outer door In the absence OF the
Prince Marshal Governor, who confined TO his bed
from indisposition, Gen saubou, Commandant Of the
Hotel received in the Court of Honor the glorious tro
plies which had been brought to France By the Com
Inandsnt Renson ABIDE Camp Of Gen. Pelsser After
few words Of thanks from Gen sauboul in the name
of the soldier. inraHdes the flags were handed by the
Arabs and the subaIterns who accompanied them TO five
officers Of the Inrali4e,, who carried them into the
church AMER Domino Salvun which was said by the
Curate Of the Hotel the trophies placed In the
vault at the place sssig ned for them.
The Journal des DeJats, Of the 9TH Jan,
contains long article the administrative policy Of
Gen Pierce and his Cabinet during the ensuing Pres
Dental term /, treats Of the Mexican and Cuban ques
tons TsrT &c but contains nothing TO indicate the
policy Of the French Government with regard 70 these
Questions Of cis- 7 Transatlantic interest
The London Morning Chronicle, Of the Sd
Of JAnusry announces, the authority Of TIE Le>aS
IsteHizencer that Honorable Miss Slaple.on, da1zh
ter Of Lord Beaumont hss embraced the Protestant, re
irion She received the sacrament IN Carleton Church
on Christmas Day.
The Gazette Of Augsburgh (Vienna) OF the
ooh December denies that the eoyrqerHay Of tne
Prussan and Austrian armies, Of which me Emperor
spoke sto be taken denonsrntions gans' rance
Il says tia, what the Austrian and Pr1ssiAn Journals
say on the subject must be TAKEN on their own respon
,iby and that Il il not 20 be considered ~ renex
of the political opinions Of the Cabinet that Austria
can never forget the loyal services which France rem
800 her without speaking Of those Of Russs) when
n . ,y,.,enee of the Austrian Monarchy was IN dan
ger There .an De no motive 10 induce Austria TO
manifest in its relations toward the new French En-
pire diferen, line Of policy than wins, il has OBJ
served for some time past, To
change this determination it would be necessary for
France to make an open attack, violate treaty, or
threaten an invasion Of territorial limits Then only
would Austria ind hersef under the necessity which
france would impose on her and would arm herself
accordingly, but then only.
A work of considerable interest has lately
sppeared in Paris, intitaled Origin Of the Roman
Church, BY A. Archinsrd Pastor Of the Church Of
Geneva IL ia controversial work, treated BY Pro
testsn ard the French papers speak Of it. as being
written with moderation rich In facts and Of eru
ton taken from the best sources.
NJ Victor Langlois, late member OF the
setOV ss Qrieuisl ang.sss eoaryess prosecute ~.