... I At the Countess of Derby's reception on Saturday night Sir Henry Edward'sM.P,.Leady Edwards, and Mr. to. Edwards, and MOss Edwards&,were present; so0als was Chtistopher Sykes, Esq. M.P. The Hon. Mrs. Arthur Dtincombe and-the two Misses Duncombe were also among those constituting the brilliant assembly. Sj~rR--nMnam A 'AIUV oF A OF Ew SNEW -On Mondaymorning the screw steamer Niobe, 799 tons ...

... I On Saturday, at the Police-court, a special meeting of magistrates was held for the purpose of granting a licence to Capt. Morton Price, the new lessee of the Queen's theatre. The Justices on the bench were the Mayor (Aid. Loft), Mr. T2. H. Travis (stipendiary magistrate), Ald. Lumsden, Mr. W. B. (Jarriclr, and Mr. T. Ward. Mr. Summers applied for the licence on behalf of Mr. Price, who was ...

... MASTER TAILORS' ASSOCIATION OF THE I - UNITED KINGDOM. An adjourned meeting of the above trade was held at Hanover-square Rooms on Saturday after. noon, at two o'clock; 'Mr. R. Lewis occupied the chair. A large number of members were present, and the Chairman commenced the proceedings by calling on the hon. secretary, Mr. Landen, to read the report, which congratulated the trade on the ...

... IP impoUI ?? SALUS POPULI LUX SUPMEMA. SUM MA RY. DOMESTIC. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the bill empowering the different colleges at Oxford and Cambridge to admnit persons4 tfn feelowtbijs without requiring from them a declaration of conformity to the Church of England was read a second time after a division, in which 200 members voted for and 156 against the measure. The other ...

... nbut A circular, of which wesubjoina copy, has just been issued by the heads of the 37,tbreePrincipal tduoational establhmentsof Liver. ore pool, ior the consideration of the ?? 9f for the town and ineighbourboo,. Tge ioveflean of which they have placed ttmnuselves at the head for for ite object & ~ore OOvenient and desirable adjustment of the periods of School holidays, in rth compliance with ...

... I The New York correspondent of the Times, writing on the 15th instant, says.- The release of Mr Jefferson Davis on bail is, in all probability, the closing incident in his public life. Like General Lee, and other chiefs of the extinct Confederacy, be is anxious to withdraw into the strictest privacy and seclusion, and it is most unlikely that anything will occur to bring him before the pub- ...

... ROME, May 28. I AM now in a position to give you some information respecting the Italian envoy who lately came here incognito, and whose visits to Cardinal Antonelli have been enveloped in such secrecy. He is no less a person than the Marquis Pes de Villamarina, son of the Prefect of Milan, and the most rising diplomatist of young Italy; and he has conducted his mission so adroitly that the ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords last night the National Debt Bill and the Habeas Corpus Act Suspension (Ireland) Bill were read a third time and passed. The Statute Law Revision Bill was read a second time; and the Increase of the Episcopate Bill was passed through Committee, with the addition of some clauses proposed by Lord Grey, providing for the temporary ...

... TEE DIVISION ON MR. HARDY'S AMEND3M1NT. R~epresentattioin of the People Bill ?? in Commrittee :-Clausse 4 :-Amendment again proposed, in page 2, lin 22, after the word 1of, to insert the words 'lendeor tenements ?? Seoretay'yGathorno Hardy:) -Amendment again proposed to the said proposed amenld- ment, to leave out the words or ten ements,' in order to insert the words with a. tenement ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, CO1'BNT-GARDEN. Subscription Night, in lieu of Tuesday. Jly 30. Mdlle. Pauline Lucca, THIS EVENnG, (Thursday, Mday SO), FRA DIAVOLO. Mdile. Paull Lucca, 31dlle. Morenci, Signori Campi, Neri- Barakid, Polonini, Capponi, Tpliaufito, and Naudin. Csrductor, Mr. Costa. Commence at half-past eight. Pit tickets, 7s.: amphitheatre staDl, los. 6d, 7s., and bs.; amphitheatre, 2s. Gd ...

... ? - I 1. 0 t, f)x t, - I ? ?Xffv, failturp, ? I (FoOM LAST NIGHT'8 GAZETT) WAR OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MAY 28., 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-..CaptainJohn Kennedy, 'from the 4th Humsars, to be captain, vice T. Y. Benyon, 'who exchages. 6th Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant George Slis-Schwaabe to becaptain, by purchase vice John FWilliam Doering, J who retires,; oet WimiB Edward Bullock to be If ...

... ZJ~4TIOJV41~ R-I-i -FLE MFOCLr f I k~2 4Po The general meetingof thisnassouistio'.weasheld yesterday at Willis's Rooms. The Duke of CANDRIGE, who presided, said the council had decided that the: Wini- bledon meeting should -be'held on 'Monday; the' 8thof July, Sinces t~he 'last 'mecting. Lord Hicho hp~d resigned the chairmanship of the council, 'and the Earl Xenlcer had accepted the post. ...