... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... TIHE UNIVERSITY BILL. MR. FAWCETT'S bill for the alteration of those provisions in the Act of Uniformity by which persons who are not members of the Church of England are excluded from the fellowships and master- ships of colleges at Oxford and Cambridge appears to have a fair chance of passing-at all events through the House of Commons -as the second reading has been carried by a considerable ...

... 3IETIVG OF TE OPERATIVE TAILORS. I Yesterday morning a meeting of the operative tors was held at the Aihambra Palace, Leiccsteresquare, ,mensjsoned by the central committee of the London Tailore Protective Association, for the purpose of 1 Cnabling the journeymen to refute the extraordi- nary statements made by the masters at their meeting on Saturday last. The meeting was composed t in and ...

... I TILE REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. THE franchise clauses of the Reform Bill having now been disposed of, the redistribution of seats remains to be considered; and the first of the clauses on this part of the question, which proposes to disfranchise Great Yarmouth and the other boroughs convicted of corruption, will come on to-morrow. As it may be interesting and convenient to compare the various ...

... Th ursday, 2 o'clock. ntsd Obumngq' OeTd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. FLORENCE, May 29.-The Chamber of Deputies has adopted the postal convention with Spain. M. de Sartiges arrived here to-day from Rome, and left immediately for France. SPAIN. MADRID, May 29 (Evening).-The debate on substitutes for military service ?? continued in the Senate to-day. The Chamber of Deputies commenced the general ...

... , ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS,-WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. K The house met at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills were read a third time and passed:- Dalkey Township, Rochester Oyster Fishery, Wilford- I bridge, Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway, t and the Liverpool Improvement. GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAiLWAY BILL. On the motion for the consideration of this bill, I Mr. DODSON called the ...

... WAR EXHIBITS A T PARIS. [FIRST ARTICLE.] IN a report on the French Exhibition of 1855, Captain Fowke remarked on the almost total absence of articles connected with military science, in this and the preceding Exhibition of [85I. With regard to the first, there appeared, he said, to have been a feeling that the object of the Great Exhibition was rather to make known and pro- mote the ...

... I . NEW tEIAGIO.. . At a time ' when ?? members' f the church of England are claimingi to exercise tempopal power on the ?? they 'are endowed with supernatural gifts another ?? ,movement, having simiari ends, in view: but which are to be attained by very different nesans, has not received the attention it' deserves.' This new faith, de- vised and 'promulgated by Auguste Cpmte, has obtained ...