... FRANCE. The Eastern question is again reviving. The King of the Greeks is stated to have addressed from St. Petersburg, where he is now staying, to She cabinets of Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, an explicit and detailed memorial relative to the existing subjects of dissension between Greece and the Porte. The Etendard of Tuesday says :-Private letters geceived here from Rournania state it to be ...

... lObEaYAT1VE SOCIATIN;N. I .1- 9, , , . ?? . J ! , , Last evening a meeting of working men favour- able to etei forumation of a Working Men's 'Conservative Association was held' in the school- room of St Mattbew'0s Chrobi Wilbrahamvstreet, Spotinnd.road.- Tblere-was anumeront attendance. 'o0ihdloir Edward Whitley preeided, and axhiongit others present were Messra. NV1 Edwardcon, Lon ...

... ?? erfSurt. I ~SAUS -POPULI LEX StrPRMA. D(OMESTIC. In the' HEuse of Lords, on Thursday even- ing, the Earl of D erby made the gratifying announcemet that the Conference on the Luxemburg dquestio n had arrived at an amicable settlement of the dispute. The Policies of! Imsurancep Bill was read a second time. Earl Cowper criticised very unfavour- ably the,pzoceedings ( *f the Government with ...

... ?? ATI-PU R TIT MWNTr. ILait; evening Am~Pa~t demonstration of Protestant working -mv. was held in the Odd- fellows' Hall, S -Arne-street., The meeting (for admission to whiche'small charge was made) was announced for eight oclook, but several minutes after that hour there *ere not more than 30 per- sons piesent, and,althoughafewotheraafterwarda came in,the audience at about a quarter-past ...

... TlUE tflQERS la.NoH .I 3nt Uer The proceedings of the House ?? lee on Monday in committee on the Reform BilL at, give us a'iight to ?? ;the l will 0011et$ freely and frankly to aiidther of for thosesessential improvements without which, - as we have repeatedly deolared, that miesure cannot bd taken as 4 satiofaotory Meotlement. Whatever becomes of the compound, house-, holder, we x itay: now ...

... LATEST ELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Further shipments of gold for this country are D,,unced to eave been made from Melbourne, ih At additional arrivals are almost daily reported m the United States. The greater part of these ,plic vwill be sent into the Bank in the present ,te of the exchanges; but though there is thus ,0x5ctetion of the stock there beingconsiderably ...

... D Three very different opinions prevail as to e the practical working of the borough franchise a founded on what is called the personal.pay- t ment of rates. The first of these, which is a held by Mr. Gladstone and by most of the a leaders of the Liberal party, is that there will ,be no material increase of voters under the enew law, owing to the unwillingness of the smaller class of ...

... I CORMPOND SEFTON - TO T* EDIiTOFS ToY S IXsuYQUL 2 Gentlemen,-I am delighted by tie tU, it*. a correspondent Picturesque, 'raj n S street, that there should be a row ot tire e sides of the Prince's Park-road- bI, t I fet 8 likely to be planted there will tie limte mihi ?? 1,, I and mortar. Even if there were n 51 IcuIr tf 4. in that public thoroughfaref It wuud b ti. 1 for the 'one wide, ...

... RESTORATION OF BROORDISH OHUaRH. Brockilash Church, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Pault, furnishes an additional instance of the growing desireto retor lte fabrics, which, through the con- tinud acion flte tooth of tiwe,~ havehbecorne di- lapiate an ina state or disrepair. Our columns havefre~eatl cotallned accountst of Church restora- tionin ofolkandSuffolk, and in no instance have we had ...

... I TEIB REV. JAMES TAYLOR BROWN, eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Brown, of this town, and at present incumbent of Neyland Church, Suffolk, has accepted the ineumbency of Holy Trinity Church, in this town, in place of the Rev. F. Langhorne, lately deceased. VOLUNTEER INTELIGciuaE.-The members of our local artillery corps will parade at their depot, St. Wilfrid. street, in undress uniform, ...

... I - co Last Thursday evening a large number of persons at assembled in the Derby Corn Exchange, at the invita- it tion of the Iibeal committee of the Reform League to th hear addresses from Professor Rogers, M.A., of Oxford ra University; Mr. George Nuttall, and Mr. J. S. Wrighst, PI, of Birmingham. hi Mr. WILKINS occupied the chair, and having opened W( thle proceedings, th, Mr. JoirNsoN ...

... DEDDINGTON6 WPOIC I -- - H'A DISDDINGTON VonuNTern Coicsr-Ordatgi l1tUL bU WUas. commencingr Monday, May{27 :-Taesday-Cofpany drill in the Mar~ket-place at S p.m. Target practice o07 appli- cation attlie orderly-room. HEtNRY CWYROIiLL, Lieutenant Commanding.-Ordcerlyi-P oOi, A/rby 23, 1867. WIT NEY. DIED.-May 16, after a long illness, Sarah, wife of Mr. James Pritchett, High-street, Witney, ...