... 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 ...

... I (By Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Y5nI IA. Their Lordsbips met at five o'clock. INCREASE OF THE EPISOOPATE. The House went into committee on the Increase of the Episcopate Bill. On the clause authorising the appointment of saffraggan bishops, The Earl of DERBY opposed the Clause, and objected to the appointment of suifragan bishops altogether. After some discussion, and without any result ...

... THE PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE NORTH RIDING 9EAMBHRI OF AGRICULTU4E. On Saturday we reported the refusal of the Lords of the Privy Council to entertain au application from the Xorth Biding Chamber of Agriculture for. the opeing of thl Maltou market for. the use of the North . ?? Riding farmers formeale of hored cattle, The refus'al was based upon the report of an outbreak of plague in the North ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CO.RRESPONDINT. I 'oNzOo, Friday. The discussion of last night shows that if the Reform Bill is to be passed, the session will have to be prolonged beyond the conventional last week i in July or first week in August; and no doubt even the most enthusiastic sportsmen will think the clauses affecting redistribution more important than grouse. There is, indeed, a sort of rumour ...

... IOMrEIA1 PARLIAMENT.} HOUSE OF IOBr;bS.-FRIDAY. The business Was of a ?? character and the sitting only occupied thirty-five minutes. 3LOUSE OV COMMONS.-FRIDnAV rylic SPEAKeER took the chair at fouir o'clock. Th o ¶iCNIAN OUTBREAK. Mr. BRIG1t presented and read a petition, which he said (iMs signed by thirteen gentlemen of education and position, attributing the Fenian out. break to the ...

... IMPERIAL PAR-LIAlMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE SCOTCH AND IRISH REFORM BILLS. In reply to questions from Mr. SsoiopOLE SauddSir'R. Acss'nuvEsRs, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCEQUER said'that bh regarded thb Scotch Reform Bill as more presiing than the Irish Reform Bill, as Ireland had more recently been legislated for. The Wrsh bill 'was in ...

... I TEE FACTORY ACTS EXTENSION BILL. ?? 0- . .- -4 - rs|AAzAAA1' n Mr. A. I:Redgrave, Inspector of Factories, nas addressed the following letter to Mr. Lakeman, Halifax:- 10, Whitehall, S.W., 6th April, 1867. Dear Sir,-I have your letter of yesterday stating that you have been invited to attend a meeting of the ialifax Chamber of Commerce, at which the two Factory.Bills will be discussed, and ...

... LATEST NEWs.o FEBu'rEB'5 TlEORASBI FRANiCE. THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. PAs, may 3, Evening. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif, the Marques do Moustier, Minister for Foreign Affairs,. read a communication announcing that since the last communication made by the Government to the Chamber, the negoeiations with regard to Luxemburg had been actively carried on between the different Courts. ...

... THE DIOEST OF LAW COMMISSIoN. The first report of the Digest of Law Comrcj. Lion has been laid before Her Majesty. It is divided under two heads. In the first the Commissioners state what ha to be done, as they conceive, in fulfilment of the coma.s Lion entrusted to them by the Qaeen, and secondly hoe they propose to do it. They say: - It may be proper here to advert to what has recestly been ...

... ScEhLANEOUSO Q? Mr. George Peabody arrived at Dublin on Sun- dlay evening by the Scotia at Qiseentown, and put up at the Queen's Hotel. The Queen, On the reeommeudstion of Lord Derbr, ct ?? on Sir George Marcoran, late re r of theu Spreme council of Justice in the lonisa Islands, the U M ?? of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. The Queen has just confewred on Sir Benjamin Guinness the ...

... R NT. DOS F COMMIONS, losenY .t ?? the chair. at four o'elock. a ted siook Cowan took the) oaths and his seat for p he oosty of Stitherlasu. RAIWAY Os idraio Of the report of the North British Rail- b, Oy sad 6lH5j0 l)esi1tioii Bill, Vr. ?? oved that the bill be referred to a e V, Il~ADFiFLD in orde to iliow the shareholders of the a :eec 1511is.o ie Oleregoir, Company to be heard against ...

... THE TOMNES ELECTIONS AND BRIBERY. We learn from the Enqglish Independent that the participation of several Independents in the corrupt prac- tices ascertained b the Bribery Commission at Totnes has not gone unnoticed or unchastised by theirbrethren inthat town. The proceedings appear to have been of the most formal character, and, as far as an opinion can be formed at a distance, to have been ...