... LONDON: M ONDAY, Al Y 13, 1860. The late intelligence from Athens will have been received with a satisfaction only alloyed by the dis- agreeable reminiscences which must always hang over this episode in the history of the foreign policy of Great Britain. We have had to wade through a good deal of mire-but, thank Heaven I we are out of it at last. Neither are we quite insensible to the ...

... LONDON, MIAY 11. ilis Roval Highness Prince Albert presided yesterday afrerunoon at a neeting of the Commission for promoting midl cncouraging the fine arts in the rebuildin- of the P'alace of Westminster. His Roval Highness arrived at tile ne Palace of WVestminster at three o'clock, attended lv Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon. The Comnmis- sioners present weere Viscount Canning. Lord ...

... The ordinary monthlymeeting of the Board wrs held on Wedneoday, In u' the Religious Institution Rooms-Hugh Tcinent, Esq., in the chair, cc The minutes of lost meeting were read and approved of. ki A SUB-CiSPECTOR. A report was broight up from tbe commiltce on offician, in which a re- T; commendation was mcdie to appoint one of the inspectors, ata small in advance of salary, as a superintendent ...

... THR NA VY. APPOINTMENTS. Surgeon-James J. Paul M.D. (1845), from the Hydra (6), steam sloop, on the southi-east coast of America station, to the Prometheus steam sloop, commissioned on 9th iust,, at Woolwich. Assistant Surgeon-Charles D. Shepisard (1845), to the Prometheus. Chief Engineer-George Russell, to the Prometheus. Assistant Engineers-George Crichton, William Austin, and Samuel ...

... INDUCTION OF MIR GRAY TO LADY TESTER'S CHURCH. The Presbytery of Edinburgh mnet on Thursday in Lady Yester-s Church, for the ?? of inducting the 11ev. W. H. Gray, late of St Paul's Church. Perth, to the pastoral charge of that church and parish. There was a large attendance of tlhe members of the congregation. The Rev. Dr Simpson of Eirknewton presided on the occasion, and, after preaching an ...

... LONDON, MONDA Y, MA Y 13.| THE debate upon the third reading of the Irish Franchise Bill, must have struck every one who pe- rused it, as about' the oddest series. of con- fused corfessions and random revelations, recently delivered either in or out of parliament. That the occasion was an inviting one for those who were so minded, we do not deny. Nevertheless it will hardly be disputed that a ...

... ATHENLUM. 1cm, MR. WVIDJT'E1 auXTERnTAIxuMNT. on UIC- On Friday evening Mr. Whitney gave the last of his series of to red three entertainments, in the Lower fall of the above institution, to- wras an audience as large as could be accommodated. In- the course of his various iconersonationls ~r. ,Whitney wvas rapturosluy aji- in; Olth ?? btlbir thhbfedciv h of the Indian Chief &Red -le go- ...

... BURGLARY AT CHARLECOTE HALL,WARWICKSHIRE (From the Times.) as On Monday night, or early on Tuesday morning last, Charlecote l Hall, the ancient seat of the Lueys, near Stratford-upon-Avon, w as burglariously entered, and property of considerable value stolen c therefrom. The thieves effected three several entrances, through l the windows of the lower apartments. It would appear that when they ...

... Vbc Court, The Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Cam- bridge visited the Queen on Saturday. The ceremony of christening the infant son of Colonel The Ron. Charleg and Mrs. Grev, took place on Saturday morning in the private chapel of Buckingham Palace, in the presenee of Prince Albert, the Earl and Countese Grey, and Lady Alice Lambton, Colonel the Hon. Charles and Mrs. Grey, Lady Mary Wood, ...

... ARTISTS GENERAL BENEVOLENT INSTI I TUTION. I On Saturday the anniversary festival of th'is insti- tutiolk took place-at the Frasmasoois T',vern, Greet Queen- Street, Lincoln's.innF*Ilds. Sir P. PREan, Bert., M.P_ in the chair, supported by Lord liardiusge, the lon. Mr. liar. clings, Colonel Rawdon, Mr. David Roberts, It A., Mr. Clarkson Stanfield, &LA., Sir Wmn. Rosa, R.A,, Mr. Ewing, Mr. ...

... EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY-HUMANITY CLASS. We have come to the knowledge of circumstances connect- ed with the award of the Gold Medal given arnuallV by the Faculty of Writers to the Signet, to the best Latin scholar un- der 19, in the present Year, which lead us to think that the Faculty rae called upon to plece the gift under regulations different from those which now exist, and we are gratified ...

... (From tbe London Papers of SatrdoI/. FRANCE. PARIS FRIDAY MoRKING.-Letters from Malta of the 2a instant state that it having been reported that the affairs of Greece had been brought to a termination, orders were given to lay down the buoys in the great harbour, in anticipation of the immediate return of the English squadron. A hundred and fifty of the old Republican Guard and Garde Mobile are ...