... 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 dque ...

... ?? 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) ...

... 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 thosese ...

... 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 report ...

... 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 rate ...

... 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 ...

... | ~LONDON a ORESPONDENDE. I. I I (Y'oM ?? co0 sraeixPONT . :) - LOieDOyi ?? I advised you in my telegram last night, the memorial tabls Excel- lency the Lord Lieutenant, urgieg upon hip tuo adopt a policy of clomenmy with regard to ithe pri. aoners now under sentence of death for high treason, has already reoeived an amonnt of sipport *hich cannot fail to itfluence the decision of the represen ...

... LATEST INTELLIE lR, .: (BY TE4 GBIA P. PRUSSIA AND DENNMAR& §: - ?? Berlin, Monday, May 27. The Prusian Government hbs opened afiden- 4tial negviation wth the view of: ,exp' the t conditiopl which will have to be fulfiled ,by Deuash on theresoratlosi of th distit ol North Schdleu*lg. l b conditions reter to th aesunqitiou by Deniimak of 6 proprtiant' part df the6 pblio ldebf of the Duohy, and ...

... plIM READ, DUBLIN, ARRIVAS Up to 9 a.m., MaY 2, 1867. -Wind S. ay 1 boge, traan, anid Heny, Iprwon , T ane Eam rbnd Joeph, Wleq1ow, Inphu oan Fresher, O)to V, Mautuffel, D sc, tiember LCorvida, tanrdon, murean tenrieb, Copenhagen, barley; 8dro, Ipwtch, mansrea TorSh, eatonner,'Llverpoou; Irbshman, steamer, GPo;.t ' May ?? Klekgow ing Terega Proced Cam. brie, teamerai'dolyef ; afQ dcsoren ...

... OPENINa TRINITY COLLEGE, We are happy to perceive by the report of the Parliamentary proceedings ?? night that sr,. Fawcett has given notice of liis intention to move that the Fellowships of Trinity College, Dublin, should not be exclusively confined to members of the Established Church. THE CONDEMTED FENIANS. We have been informed that the Government, no doubt yielding to the very generally ...