... NATIONAL 1IFLE ASSUCIATIO0.N rk r The council of the National Rifle Association have pub. ha lished their report for 1863; and though the finiancial ro sheet does not show so large a surplus as in the preced. ing year, and the number of members is not greatly in. le creased, still there is good warrant for the oponhig words orin which the council announce their pleasing duty of or chronicling ...

... FRANCE. [FSROM OvR OWN CORRESPONDENT..1 I PARI8, WEDNESDAY. It seems that there wore very sufficient grounds for -the rumour which I sent you last night respecting the arrest of suspected foreigners end the discovery of Orsini bombs. I need scarcely tell you that nothing is allowed to creep into the papers on thissubject, nor is it, I think known to anyone beyond the police and the heads of ...

... I LONDON: ;i SATU3AY, X JANUARY15, 18 r ?? - le THE proprietors of Th7e M1forning Chronicle an- nounce, with mnuclh gratification, to the public that they will shortly be in a position to notify the ,particullar day an which the regular pablication -of tk.ir newspaper wvill be resumed. Meanwhile they beg to assure their readers that they are by no nmeans unmindful of the kind indulgence they ...