The New York herald., 1868-06-16

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Stntes-Fine Chnnce for Anti-Indinn Cnm.
puigners-WOrk of the Briaands--An Army
Camp-An American BishOp-The Bourbon
Bridal Party.
ROME, May 30, 1853.
General Tewis leaves Rome tomorrow, am in
formed, for America, to occupy himself with the
organization OF the battalion OF United States voiun
teers for the Pope's service and hopes to return to
Rome towards the end of September with the corps
complete. To effect this some activity will be re-
quircd there being hitherto only $25OoO and two
hundred men ready: but as there are plenty of both
dollars and in America, If the bishops set about
the work with will they will doubtless obtain the
desired amount OF each in two or three months. II
any OF the volunteers have been used to Indian war
fare they will be invaluable soldiers for the Pope to
employ In exterminating the brgands who infest
his dominions even within a few hours march Of
the capital and who seem to defy all the troops his
Holiness can send against them, whatever
may be their nationality The principal ma
rauders just now near Rome are band
Of eighty brigands, who infest the province
OF yeetr from the sea coast to the Voscan NJ oun
tans and are the terror Of the farmers and landed
proprietOrs Of the district, well OF the residents
at NettunO and Porto D'AnziO for the sea-bathlng
season. Prince BOrghese who has delicious villa
at the latter place, only ventures there by sea now
on Nttle steam yacht he recently purchased from
Prussian prince not wishing to risk carriage drive
through the long and dreary forest by land. The
Princess Viano has abandoned her villa at Porto
D'AnMO and returned for safety to the capital, and
her example Is being followed by most OF the other
merely temporary residents there. Several person.
neighborhood Of Cisterna, Cori and Veletr and
heavy ransoms are demanded for their release. The
families to get together every scudo they can and
send 1t to the appointed places of payment for there
is not the slightest probability of the brgands being
caught and forced to restore the prisoners although
company OF Antilles egionares has been sent to Cis
terna to aid the 0e,ddnes and sQadriglieri in the
pursuit. Red trOwsers are visible o long way off,
and brgands must laugh in their hiding places when
they see the French soldiers telling about in vain
search OF an always invisible foe.
The French legiOnares employed In preparing hut
barracks for the encampment Of the Pontifcal troops
on the plains of Hannibal revoted last week, or
six sous day extra pay for their work. After a
good deal Of negotiation and estGettes to and from
DAY, and they have now nearly completed their
task. The camp will be occupied by the First dvi-
sion OF troops next week, and after proper
OF field instruction they will be replaced by other
corps in succession during the summer and the
brigands from their Businesses in the adjoining forest
OF FaiOla will be able, unhurt and unmoested, to
look on at the effect OF the new Remington rifles.
The Rev. DIR. McCosky, rector of the United States
College here was consecrated bishop on sunday
morning in the chapel OF that establishment by Car
dinals BarnabO and Berardi. MonsignOr de Merode
was also present. A number Of Americans and
foreigners were invited to the ceremony and partOok
of the collation. subsequently spread In the refec-
tory.
On tne evening OF the same uay MOnSgnOr StOnOr
entertained eighteen British ZOuaves to dinner at
Splman's. in commemoration OF the Queens birth
day. This evening, at the English College there is to
be the formal presentation to the British Zouaves OF
a Pontilcal banner worked and sent by the Hon.
Mrs. Kavanagh, daughter OF Lord Clifford.
Monday the King OF Naples repaired In State to the
Vatican to present to his Holiness his brother, the
Count OF Girgenti with his bride, the Infanta Donna
Isabella, daughter OF the Queen OF Spain. The In
fana showed her attachment to the Holy See by
wearing yellow and white robe on the occasion,
and the Pope received the royal party with the ut
most affection. A Spanish steam frigate has arrived
at Civita Vecchia and will receive the Count and
Countess Of Girgenu board when they leave
Rome, which will not be for some time tins Is the
Infanas rst visit to the Eternal City, the marvels
OF which she must OF course, examine ana admire.
The great religious festival OF corpus Domfnt, pre-.
senting the most gorgeous procession Of the whole
year, Is also at hand TO dean the bridal pair well
the proximate marriage OF the Count OF Girgenti's
younger brother, Count of Caserta to his cousin,
daughter OF the Count OF Trapani.
The French gunbOat Actif has arrived at Civita
Vecchia and is to remain, in addition to the
steamer already on station duty, in that port.
There are always rumors prevalent OF q proximate
return OF French troops to reoccupy Rome and the
provinces, but hitherto nothing tends to confirm