... goyip juttill'Atum FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY,-The Patric of this evening says:- Three sittings will probably suffice for the Conference to concl ude ita laboura An sgrceme nt has been established preliminarily and simultaneocsly upon the fendamtental points, end npon the mnnerof carrying them out, We oelieve,even, that thedate for the evacuation of Luxemburg bas been fixed. PARIS, Ti!URsDAY.- ...

... HOUSE 0O' LORDS. In reply to thellMarquis of Clanricarde, 'The EARL of Dccliv stated that an answer had been received Britia from the Spanish Government in reply to the last despatch of Irish. Lord Stanley, with respect to the Tornado, It had been re- Foreil ferred to the law offlcers of the crown. The MiARQItttS Of CLANRICIARI5E asked If the Government Lop ha aknstp ae curt rprs tken of tile ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE - COMMISSION4S CARMARtTHSTnIRE.-RiOYal Ar lto ilery ttla.-LeUt. J; G. P. Hughes to be Captain * T. Morrie, Gient.. to be Lieutenant, let Bt. V. O.-j. Thomas, Gent,to be Ensgn, vice Davies, resigned. BRECNoCgsnlnE: -lst Administrstive attallonRV.-SirJ. R. Bailey, Bart., MH.,. to be Honorary Colonel, 8Uejor P. X. Gwynne to be Leut*enhnt.ColoOnel vice Lindsay. resignted; ...

... 345K QUEBN'S BIRTHDAY. - Yesterday being the Queen's birthday flags were hoisted on the dIferent churehes and various public buildings, and the belle rang merrily at intervals during the day. BBISTOL SUGAn MABttBT, FRIDAY, MAY 24TErL- Tho market has been very quiet thls week, and soaroely any business done in raw sugar; prices are, however, firmly sup- ported. Refined sells slowly and rather ...

... D!mUIS, SATURDAY NtGirT,-The case for the Crown, in b the prosecution of John M Cafferty, closed yesterday. Evi- dence of the Tallaght rising was objected to by the prisoner'a G coumuel,on the ground that it took place alter his arrest. The c, court allowed the evidence to be given, but thoughtthe qucs- it tica one r f such magnitude that they would consider after- warda whether they should ...

... 1'ROMH, . . I - A-. The corn market was thtaiy attended on Wednesday, thouigh th the ,cnttia market was full. Very few samples were offered, e and business for every description of corn was very quiet. Inde the little business done In wheat last week's rates were ob- Tb tained, tbe quotatiole being fromu G3s, to 72O3. per qua~ter. Barley inc was also a slow trade, and quotations were from 35s. ...

... ., ? Vl ? ? . I . va#illlf?16.? , HOUSE 0O' LORDS-MONLDAY. r The Houee wont into committee on the Increase of. the Episcopate Bill. e On the clause anthorising the appointment of auffragant Bishops, a Tles E'arl of DERsBr Oppoaed the clause, sod objected to: A the appointmenatiof suffragan Blebops in any case. - p After Some diacussgion, and without 'any reeqilt having 'pi been airrived at, ...

... . j 04111VITY. O- HOUSE OF LORIDS-THIURSDAY. Their lordshspas met for the first time afte theEa~ter, Earl RUSSELL asked for information with respect to the questiom of Luxemburg. . The Earl of DERnY referred- to the anxiety which bed 7th enta8an as to tle relations between:France aud Prussia on the tOsbject, in consequence of the chaniged condition of 'Lukem- '.0' burg in reference to the ...

... A public meeting was held in St. Jamee'a Hall, Regent- street, LDndon, on Wednesday night, to consider the present aspect of the Government Reform Bill, The Hell was densely crowded in every part long before the time fixed for the commencement of the proceedings, and large numbers were unable to obtain admittance. The chair was taken by Mr, S. Morley, and there were also pre- sent on the ...

... On Tuesday, a quarterly meeting of the Council vas held under the presidency of the Mayor, Mr. E. S. Bebicson. There were present: Aldermen Woodward, Alexander, Abbot, Barnes, Phippen, Green, Ford, Robinson, Ilejor Bush, Messr3. T. Powell, Lewis Fry, B. G. Burroughs, V M, Webb, W. A. F. Powell, H. J. Mills, C. J. Thomas, 3 'Naish, Wedmore, R. P. King, E. Foliwell, Wethernuan, -, EL Wills, T. T ...

... Tenl persons Were killed by horses or carriages In thle streets Ti of London last week. inert The title under wiltilb~og George of Greece travels incognito villa is that at the Marquis of Sparta. TLI The titermomieter lot Aldershot camp on Tuesday was 82 of Al drgreee in the shade and 100 itt the eon. W't5 ,,rhe deaths of three persons who had died from dest~tuliOf Tb were registered in London ...

... NEW CONGItEUATIONAL CHURCH, CLIFTON-DOWN. On Monday afternoon the foundation stone of this hand- some structure was laid by Mr. H. 0. Wille, in the presence of a large number of feininters and others of the Non- conformaist body of Bristol and neighbourbood. The beau- tiful cathedral-like edifice will stand on the corner of the Down leading from Rodney-place, and within view of Christ Church. ...