... The precincts of Doctors Commons became th scene of great agitation last evening, owing to a caflipt tion which for some time seriously trkjoatened the sefeeof its timc.worn walls, but which, owieg to the wreldirtetd exer'ione of the fire brigade, under Mr. Braidwiodivil confined to the total destructin of the imnense ertge Of premiees occupied by Messrs. Hodgkineon end Rolls, f stf etationeri ...

... (rigoX OUR SPXCIA1 ?? ?? NDmIFT.) Ito T (racat ?? YORK, Nov. 22L Soul Over a political world so recently lashed with Ident Iexcitement, the calmest lights and shades are now nu falling. There is just about as little tendency to unal governmerntal .revolutions in the United States as by gthere is in England. In fact, England has passed they through more political changes during the lact eighty ...

... AUSTRAIJA. We rne in receipt of paperafrom Melbourne to July 28, with news from Sydney to July 24, conveyed by 1 the mail steamer Formosato Ceylon, and thence by the overland matil. I In the Melbourne Hera7d of July 28, it is observed that the heavy rainsand storms had materially affected the diggers' operations durlig the month of July; but the rapid extension of quartz crushing maintained I ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THIN DAILY NEWS. SIn-I rejoice to see that the examination for ad- mission to the bar and for law studentships is not a B dead letter. At the same time it will be found, I susi pect, that those law students who display most atten- l tion in the lecture-room, and who show themselves most successful in the legal examinations, are men a who must depend much more upon knowledge ...

... I ROYAL INSTITUTE OFBRITISH ARCHITECTS. I On the evening of the 2 ihult. the eighth ordinary me, t ug of tie present session was held at this inssitutt a There was a full attendarnc of both members and visitor. Mr. Beretford RH p1, ?? was elected an honorary mem- ber of the society. M. Vicliet 19 Due, architect, of Paris, was aso altcted an honorary member by acclamation, the ballot havisg ...

... ?? 0.1o )1i. ITA. 1 0:1 9D oil 11 ORS.L;3 ?? - ~ ~ ~ J'ji Wit-I:lY 1:nsciro ot 0 c M-tropolitant Board ~ ?? o~ a' ' ?? in the, Coin I-ll Cioan, hot, WiUadi t ?? 3o; i'0 'Ai ie pre i itict of the board, in thi.e, t ir. Mr, I-i Lviih' ,hl a IcC if I'he new s(ew V Cirri- Wer~cId an ?? ?? r% L: vel t! e gar.ctin Ft the The il' N aid t e b-i'd hid nit senctioned the ce'tcto Gi ily r.-W cirin ...

... ,r4AL. IL13IBN±&il BUSINVESS. Tiits DAI , MARCH 10. ?? v-'l c, (i:ostieO and Bcrlughl)l Ori~ trog O ,T} So' 10-ltSfpply-committeet for tice~ypi; upy~~kmite 13i1 r5?coqd ,C tf ...

... ST. GEORGES, HANOVhR SQUARE. On Tuesdav a special tneeting of the vestry of this parish tas hpird in the Board-room, blDunt-street, Grosvenor- sqoare-thaeR'v.HENRYHoWAltTlithe ?? -totskeinto consideratioi certain rolo-ts, reclmmenda tions. and propositions, respsetiug the management of the pnrh umlner the lew att. The rsrorts cfsp Gcia committees arppinted by the vestry to consider The ...

... The first noticeable circumetance connected with not I the Derby Day of 1856, was, that it witnessed a zaiore is a crowded assemblage o the racecounoe than had been known The since 1840, when Little Wonder astonished the knowing sagi ones-who ate so often taken in-by winning the race. and There certainly was a prodigious concourse of persons We assembled on the Downs yesterday: and how they ...

... GENOA, MAr 25. News received from Naples, by sea, throws some f light on the attitude assumed by its government under the pressure of the representations of the great' t powers. 'The King of Nsples is resolute to adhere to his present policy. He will change nothing: he will modify nothing. His ministers were divided in opinion. M. Bianchini was for inaugurating a more a liberal retgime; M. ...

... THB GENERAL ILLUMINATIO.SS LAST NIGHT. PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS. BELGRAVE SQUARE. Archlibhop of York.. Brilliant star. Lrrd Panmure's. Cn the part looking to Belgrvae-square a medal- lion eight reet in diameter, composed of gas bucketw, with a sia foot crown IaIce and buckle end tic beneath. On the front two trophies, coniisting of the jour standards-Eingland, France, Turkey, and Sar. dinia. The ...

... SUICIDE OF S1R. SADLEIR, ALP. ADJOU&NED INQU~EST. The farther investigaetion ?? the circumstances attending the dea-b of Mr. sedleir, lat - .'rS O O resumed ye ?? at the Hamp,0old Workhouae, betore Ids. Wakiey, the corozer tsr Middlesex. Th uy asmbled at eleven o'clitk. T jry Mannnr cbe sol~cttor of toiecdi crasf'1, attended as befars t, watch the prcce dlirl85e which Were notcpened ntil- hei ...