New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Death Of Mrs. scou-Ntsiisn PeIisics-A
Vacant Once.

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Corsspoudsocs Of Tbs N. T. Tribune.
Roxs June IL 1863
Ex.Cov. Randall, of Wisconsin, has arrived u
town and entered upon bis duties az Minister Resi-
dent Of the United States at Rome. A few dsys
since be had the usual presentation to the Holy
Father, with whom his interview was in every way
satisfactory. The rooms OF the embassy have been
located for the present at No. IL Trinita di Monu,
over whose entrance appears the salubrious nscrip-
ton, "Puria bic er," which, literally translated.
means the best air in the city, The Piazza di Spagns.
wbere most of the American residents have their
anartmept.. Is lust down the long flight Of stone
stan, which have been constructed on the slope u
tue Pincian Hill.
Almost the first Office which The new Minister has
been called upon to discharge toward his own
coun,rymen, was the sad one of placing the starry
flag over the remains of Mrs. Gen. Scott who died
in this city on Tuesday, the 10th inst. She had
been residing in Rome Tor several months, suffering
from severe bronchial affection, but her condition
was not regarded alarming until day or two before
her DEATH She wss not attended BY any Of her i'm
mediate friends during her last Illness her nearest
relations ia this country, being absent at Paris.
Her body has been embaimed, oclosed lead collin,
aud removed 10 the rooms OF the Legation, whence
il will doubtless be taken to the United States on
the arrival Of Col. Scott and wife, who are now On
route from Paris.
Archbishop Hughes 10 now in the city, but In
tend. 20 leave for Paris on Saturday next. His
rheumatic troubles do not seem to have parted CON.
pany with hin, and ] fear he does Mt thrive well
under tie depre.sing heats OF Roman summer.
He purposes 1 believe, to retur1 to America in
August. There IL good ground for the belief that
tie Archbishop has exerted bis powerful influence
Oh behalf OF our country, in shaping the course Oh
the French Government, 10 reference TO our war,
and in removing the fse impressions az to ,ts char
scer ana aim, which had taken possession OF nearly
all the Courts OF Europe; and it s not improbable
that be will perform further important services be-
lore bis departure for home.
The Concentration Fete, which came of last Sun.
dsy, was an imposing affair, having convened the
largegt number OF dignitafies OF the Clurch whcA
has. ever assembled before at Rome. More than
slO0, go were expended in decorating and iumin.
ating st. Peters for the occasion, and more than
fifty Thousand people were present TO witness the
impressive ceremonies.
HE Roman Question" which was thought .
few weeks ago to be near the long-expecteA
solution" is all a6oat again. and Italian unity II
iourued sine die. IL is not 10 be supposed that %
arge and influential body Of Catholic Bishops
have been summoned to Rome merely to confer
sanity honors on japanese martyrs. This Ii very
plain from the significant action which they nave
.aken in reference to the temporal power, IN pros
snting an address to the Pope protesting, In ths
most decided tsrlns. azaus, any Interference with
. and calling upon him TO defend 1t by all the means
AZ his command Tue immediate effect OF the
address il seen in the countermandng Of the order
Tor tue removal OF a part Of the French army OF
occupation which had been Issued, aud II will b.
iouni that Louis Napoleon will put is conterks
in his pipe and smoke them for some time
before be puts the House Of Savoy IN possession Of
the Vatican. The better opinion seems To be thsS
the schemes of Victor Emanuel will not be realized
during the Lifetime of the present Pope, who, al
though at an advanced age. is unusually free from
bodily iniirnities of dangerous tendency. II has
been supposed that the Holy Father was III a de-
cline; but those who witnessed the yigor exhibited
by him in passing through the fsgues OF the recent
Celebration, and heard the clear. sonorous ring OF
bis voice, when lie "blessed the people" from the
balcony of ST. Johns La'sran. few days since,
could not fail to be impressed with the excelient
condition Of his physical powers.
am gratied OannOunce for the benefit OF once
seekers generally, that the Consular Agency a.
Civi,a Yecebs is now ypcaR. The recent incumbens,
Mr.. Brown, found himself unable to live in style.
at all becoming the dignity Of foreign represents
tive OF our great country" the eniounments Of
he Office. VIII ca amounted 10 the sum Of fVty cents
during the first tTte nOnihs, not quite enough 70
iefrav the expense Of his eXeqgser. Mi. Stlllmxn,
,ur Consul AT Rome, has the Disposal OF this iuro-
irs post, and viii be happy 10 confer with any
rent patriOt who is vel posted on international
Y. and has decided taste for lighting feas.
iours truly D.