The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-10 00:00:00

GREE CE.

Athens journals to the 27th alt. have been received.
They contain no news of interest ; but the Trieste
Gazette has the following from Athens :
" The attention of tha Government is at present en-
gaged on a very serious affair; it proposes to conclude
with the Patriarch of Constantinople a treaty which will
-completely change the relations of the Greek Church,
which had declared itself independent of Constantinople
since the establishment of a kingdom, and which had for
ita chief a Synod chosen by the King. By the new treaty the
Greek Church will cease to be an independent member
of the dogma of Anatolia, and will return under the full
and entire authority of the Patriarch. Th© orthodox
Russian party have long looked for this result. It was
M. Degliganni, who, when Greek Charg6 d'Affaires I
at Constantinople, succeeded in concluding this treaty
with the support of the orthodox party. The Greek
Ministers are now about to present is to the Chambers."

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
(THIS DAY.)

HOUSE OF LORDS;
-Ol LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack
at Five e o'clotk•

The -1:,
fromßoltponar PETITIONS.
- -dart of SHAFTESBURY presented petitions,
.against the Militia Bill ; from several me-
tropopan
of
,petitions, Parishes against betting-houses, and a number
om, against trii'm different places in the United King-
sLordCAltp;;MaynoOth grant.
lords of manors, f...L presented a petition from certain
franchisement of in
Somme:shire, in favour of the en-
Lord MONTEZNIcic
Limerick against the presented two petitions, from
The Earl of ABERDAsinstical Titles Act.
Paisley to the same effa•ct; 1%1/ presented a petition from
praying for relief to tho diore° a Petiti" trem
Jamaica'
The Apprehension of i)eii:sed interests of the island.
Bill was read a third time attirpters from Foreign Ships
-On the motion of Lord ce,f".4l.s_e_d,
tial Dars Bill passed through u`'crou'l2§TEß the Differen-
On the motion`of the Earl of sugTec.
General Iteard o Health. Bill 77a,ESBURY the
On tho motion of Lord COLuaWo, second time,
Works Bill olused through Committee. 4P. the Public
LAW OF EVIDENCE (SCO ri,,,lii,
Oa the motion for the thira reading „f "
I) BILL.
Lord BROUGLIAM said ir, was quitelBißill,
supposing that this Bill pa Ed, that the oaßo3sible,
endemic ila Scotland sl-Ailci remain for Lag
tIAW of
dition in which it would be placed by the Bill, 4442,000-
that lite whole law of evicleoco 115 it now stood iau.,,q)d
land would very soon be exteoded to Scotland. •"g-
After a few words from the Earl of NI __INTO and T....,
CAMPRELL, the Bill was reach' third time and pa,se-4ci.),tt
Oa the motion of the Eul of HARROWBY, the In
dustrial and Provident S., - - ' B• 11 passed -
..antin:„ L ,through
Curateitt,r.
Earl FITZ
trioWWILLIAM ros_,,7, imrsuant, to notice, to '
presenz. a v,:itioa fee ixt t'eelfirghorough Union, on
the surject of local taxation, ard was
(LEFT SPEAKING.)

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
Tll.l SPEAKER to,k the Chair at, Twerve o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS,
The Balmoral Estate Bill was read a third time and
;missed.

TORQUAY EXTRAMURAL CEMETERY BILL
On toe motion ,for the third.reading of this Bill,
Lord EBRINGTON moved as au smendosent that it
be rear.: a third time this day six months.
Sr J. Y. BULLER supported the- Bill.
Mr. HEYWOOD also fupp,rted the racature.
Sir J. TROLLOPE elvised the 1.1,,,ue to postpone
the third reading Until the Me:ropolitGn Ltez-meats Bill
had been disposed of, Gad they knew the views of tte
Woods and Forests on the wholesubjecL
The amen2ment 4748 awn withdrawn, and the Bill
ordered to be read a third time next Thurslay.
PETITIONS.
Sir W. V.ERNER pre tinted to petition from Belfast,
praying.fer the inspection of nunneries. - •
Tea Marquis of BLANDFORD presented a petition
from Devenport, to the same Effect.
Mr. HUME presented petitions from Gainsborough
and other plae93, A g sling t tnolilitia Bill ; also, a peti-
tion frora M. ontrose-, against the Thimsgate Toll;- also, a
dozen petitions from theists of Skye complaining of .
distress, and praying for aaiistanee to emigrate. J
Alderman NErtsaAW presented a petition from
Lancashire, against :he Militia in.
SUPPLY.
t on the Committee of Supply up and recr report
The rep
was brought
red.
,
ir. ANSTE w
Y, hoev,.r, previous to its reception,
took occasion to comPl'in that 1,500 i. and upwards
had been:Voted for Church porpoies in New
Z3aland.
Me.' -lIIIIIE also aysil,4 himself ofthe oportun
to protest against tats increase whiah had takep n placeity in
the miscellaneous estimatee,whioil had jun:Tad up frost-