New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

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Queen Victoria seems to be enjoying and beneAtins
by her sojourn at her favoiitc Highland home.
Though retired than wont to be the cass in
former times the Queen takes daily outdoor exer.
ciso and has visited most of the residents upon he
estate of Balmora and also few Of those upon The
estate Of Aberg~lde. Tho Princesses and their q.
PENDANTS are ous driving or riding very frequently.
1t is proposed to build railway bridge across
the Thames at Backfriars. London.
An English insurance Office paid G3,C00 for
losses sustained by the great fire in Jamaica, and
property in Jamaica was Immediately insured in thas
Office to the amount o. 10000.
The Prince of Wales has reached CONSTANT.
nopIe and it is said that the Snltan being desirOus
of presenting the decoration Of Osmsnhe TO bic
ROYAL Highness on the occasion Of bis visit, tee.
graphed to the Queen to ask Der Msjestys permits
sion. This was promptly accorded, and the Prince
will receive the first Glars Of the order In brans.
A short time since the Emperor Napoleon had
long conversation with NJ. Crattoni, the Chief En-
gneer at the Mount Gems tunnel, upon the progress
Of the work. His Majesty proposed new plan Of
bis own invention, which il going to be tried. The
present mode consists In piercing holes 10 consider.
able depth, which are then filed up with gunpowoer
to quarter of the Depth and fired.
Letters from Rome, according 70 the Nord,
mention curious fact. Cardinal Antonc!h, beings
ayman, cannot take part in the council which is 10
take place on the canonization Of the japanese
martyrs. That incapscity, which would have no
inconvenience If the council in question was 10 30
occupied solely with religious questions, constitutes
for the Court of Rome an embarrassment which hiss
been turned by raising Monsignor Berardi, also .
layman. to tho dignity of archbishop. Mgr. Bcrsrd
has made his way by iploulatic Affairs, and was N
no way inclined toward c!ericalism. His ordination
will allow him to aid the meeting OF Catholic bishops
with bis intelligence aud political experience. Tho
nomination of Mgr. Berardi alone would furnish, il
there was any need for it, an undenable proof OF the
real character of the approaching council.
The Paris Pays received by the Persia il re-
sponsible for the following report: "We hear from
London that at the breakup Of n ministerial
council Lord Russell expressed to the Spanish inis-
ter his deep regret at the disagreement OF the repre-
senatves of the three Powers in Mexico, and as
sured him at the same time that the cooperation OF
England would not be wanting to France should the
latter think il necessary to the accomplishment Of
her object. The main thing for Great Britain, Lord
Russell is said to have added was TO do everything
TO assure tie concurrence Of France in the view Of
eventualities which might arise in the United States
of America
Accounts are published in the European jour-
malls Of the Duke Of Saxe-Coburgs expedition into
Africa. Tie hunting excursion has been entirely
successful. Twenty-one days were passed in the in.
terror of tho country, and the ground was covefsa
quickly though the weather WAS not very favorable.
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an.eopes, and quantities of other game, including
several byenas, bu, no lions or ecparis The huni-
ing party were everywhere well received, and much
honor was shown to the Duke Frederick Ger
stacker the traveller aud writer will record the Sd
yen,ures xrerienced and NJ. krctschner The artist,
will paint several pictures Illustrative OF the more
striking scenes.
-Ane tomb has been erected over The grave oil
the author of The Pilgrims Progress in Bunhil'
Fields Burial Ground, City Road, London. Inc
requisite funds for this memorial have been raisea
by public subscription. The length OF the tomb
about feet, and the hight rather over l feet on
the top. in reclining posture, with book in hand,
tho carved eiigy OF John Bunyan, IN stone, WIZ
the head resting on a pillow, the length oil the
figure being feet inches On the north side, 10
relief il a s;Ono panel representing Christian starting
On his pilgrimage with the burden on his back and
on the south side Christian represented as IL the
sc, of reaching the cross and the burden falling iron
his shoulders AT the east end OF IL tomb mue
following inscription, engry ed on piece oi inc oo
stone: John Buuyau, author o. Tbs Pilgrims
Progress oh. 3lst August, l6Ss; Mt. %.
While the immense majority of the inhabitants
of Electoral Hesse are sending petition after petition
TO the Germanic Diet, the OHc,ai Gd.eih Of 'se'e'
cra,ely publishes at tie head Of ITS colnnAs al Al
dre.s OF adhesion 10 he Elector with $50 fehaufe
Tho Electorate contains $50, 10 inhabitants.
In ,he English House OF Lords. Losd Etury D"
;,,ro5pcea > new Church BILL The bill reci;es 'h.'
&. the law now stanis clergy nau has 10 make Two
declarations: l. To declare his uniegued assent ''
cou,enl 10 all aud everything contained IN IN" Pre-
scfbed by he Prsyer-bo0A' :. 10 DECLARE 'Aa AZ
will conform 10 the Liturgy The bill then prosae'
tba, aGer ST. Bartholomew. Day the hnl Oh 'Hs''
declarations shall no longer be required bn' oh'y@s
.eeond. A further clause proposes 70 ae,l'fe ''N
IN, e1i,,iuc enactment that when sermon OF e''"'
IS reached lie daily seryc, shall be previously ''"'
and the lecturer b. present ihereat "an "
10 apply ocl, TO y sermon or lecture ~
u,perly ~ called, ana nor by the m,'"'
ouraie. ..,.,,ha,
An ENGLISH CONT oufna says !! II eNEee'e' 80
a., one,u will leave Baluilga on her return s'4''
o,.,, tbe .,>rh inst. Preparations are eon'p'"Vs
- n.,orna for the srnioeg' rg marriage o. "
! Roysl Hiehue.s the piiucc'' Ni'e "''n - 81.
- ,,os.e ~, ceremony viii tsAe place gro" 'se
~, &c.,. ,,on,b the .,sis Of the health o. ~
-, ,;ns may have "a cons'deTo'e W.