... PARLIAMENTAR Y INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ONLY one House of Parliament-the House of Commons-sat last night. The questioning of Ministers elicited that the Government had come to no decision as to the appointment of an architect for the new law courts, but the Treasury had in the meanwhile resolved to consult the Commis- sioners, as the judges adhered to their opinion that two architects ...

... After the close struggle between Kelley and Sadler on Wednesday for dhe chlampionship of the Thames, such a fiasco as the renewed race of AcsteiaCi) occasioned general surprise and disappointment. It will be ,cmel bhed that the umpire had pronounced both men to blame in the ' foul ' (it the Soap W17orks, and ordered them to row again yesterday ifteincou. At the appointed hour each man appeared ...

... THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. The Daily Newels remarks that the persistent rumours of an approaching Conference which are so industriously circulated by the French telegraphic agencies and se.ai-official journals would leave little room for doubt if we could forget tu i;t the Congress of Paris, which never took place, was announced with equal pertinacity and confidence. So long as it was a mere ...

... Tlyid ? Obminald vewd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 03o-The Italic refutes the announcement that the Italian Government has given its unreserved adhesion to the proposed Conference. The Oj&inione says that the adhesion of Italy to the Conference must not be interpreted in an absolute manner. Italy, to second the wishes of France, adheres in principle to the ...

... A- CCOD deal of discussion has taken place in regard to the management of this railway. Hitherto the chief disputants have been Mr. Trotter, as the opper.ent of the present system, and the Chairman (Mr. Thompson) as defender of the company. But a special meeting of shareholders is about to be held, and no doubt the questions at issue will there be pursued further. Public judgment has been - ...

... According to a telegram from Paris the note which the French Government has addressed to the Powers, inviting them to a conference on the Roman question, is exceedingly vague. Neither place nor time is mentioned, nor is any programme laid down. The Patrie of last night says that the despatch simply points out the present situation of affairs in Italy and the necessity of preventing a ...

... ITALY. The Dail), 2.7Aws observes that unless it be the dream of Louis Napoleon that he can best atone for the sacrifice of the Archduke Maximilian by making Victor Emmanuel feel all the ignominy of dependence, he will lose no time in withdrawing at least from Rome, and giving Europe some trustworthy assurance that Civita VTecchia is not a French town. The Emperor of the French is operating ...

... We have reason to believe that the Emperor of Austria has quitted. France without entering into any engag ements with that country. Baron. Feust since his return from England has shown himself more than ever' disinclined to listen to any proposals on the part of the Tuileries. He found amongst English statesmen a general want of confidence in the policy of Napoleon III., which appears to have ...

... There is nothing new from Italy this morning; in fact, not a single telegraa is published either from Florence or Rome. The Italian papers publish indignant protests against the arrest of Garibaldi, and some of them (notably the PforAina) attack the Government in unmeasured terms. The part taken by the French troops in the battle of Mentana is at lenc,t admitted by the Mofnitevr. That journal ...

... THEE LIVERPOOL ROYAL BAA/K. NOTICE has again been directed to the state of our commercial Morality by the proceedings connected with the Liverpool Royal pank. The statements made at the meetings in which its affairs have recently been discussed have brought out with special distinct- ness two points, each of which suggests the same sort of reflections. The first of these points is one to which ...

... BTuI foundations of the Herbert Hospital at Woolwich have given way, and for some months past the operation of underpinning that enormous building has been in progress. It was at first stated that the cost to the public would be but ,e,500 ; but since the job has been commenced it has been discovered that it is a much worse job than was at first supposed. 10lhat the ultimate expense will be ...

... Firiday, 2 o'clock. AntsdOtUTif- otwd. REVJTER 'S TELEGRAMS. THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. SERLIN, NayV. 14.-.Sbenere's Gazelle of this niorning says:-- The French nvitation to the Conference is-dated the gth, and begin; with a state. ment of the warm and well justified interest of the French Government in Italian events. The reputation and the impartial and far-sighted attitude of the French ...