... 4 ?? D'IEFENEB . ' - - , 7 ' 0i a )s j 1F THE DAY NMS. Ssn,-As it is very evident that at present the country will, neither adopt the conscription of Francee nor the Landwehr of Prussia, nor, in fact, any system of national defence that involves 'the absor~ption of a lage part of the population from the remunerative occupations of civil life for any considerable length of time, it becomes a ...

... |THE LANOASTZE ELECTION CoMMISSION. | LANCASTER, THUoStDAY. The commissioners appointed to inquire into the existence of bribery and corrupt practices at elections for this borougholosed, their investigation yesterday. Very little evidence in addition to that contained in our yester- day's parcel was given. ' George Storey, a painter and non-elector, said he received 51. from Mr. 'Isaac ...

... DRlRY LANE. TrsS EVENING, THE JEALOUS WIFE. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. 1i. 1,helps, H. Sinclair, C. Seyton, and Barrstt: Mesdames H. Vezin and H. VYadenliolf.-And N UMBIR NIP; 01t, HARLn e QUIN AND THE GNOME KING OF T1{13 GIANT MOUNTAIN. H AYMfARLET ] Tnls EVENING, A LESSON VoRl LIFE. Messrs. Sothern, t Rogers, Clark, Compton, ?? Mrs. Chsippendlalo, Misses Hill, WrigLt, &c.-LOC D DUNISREARY MARRI111D ...

... I REUCTINSIN~THFlEITALTJTANjJU~.RVXY,~. ?? General Cugia, the Italian Minister of War, has addressed the following report to the King, under date 6th January, upon the reductions which the ministry propose to effect in the army: Sire,-Your Mcifesiyis aware that the Administration of War, in fixing the presumptive budget for 1866, was guided by the principle of the strictest economy, the ...

... I TE GRAPHIC INTELLIGENC (aIrs's rRE~nAs.) FRANCE. PARIS, M.AncH 7, EvEmnos. To-day M. Thiers presented to the legislative body a demand for leave to question the govern. mert relative to the foreign policy of France. Ad Berryer complained that the Yellow Book did nut contain a single diplomatic document written be. tween the 1st January and the 1st March. e regretted, in particular, that ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. l SiRI-The attention of the directors of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres Company (Limited) has been drawn to another letter from Mr. Elborough-a former official of the company-which appeared in the Daily News of the 28th ult. That letter is a mere repe- tition of charges which that gentleman has for mor hs past been engaged in circulating against his ...

... I 9tTkdurt+ -- 1 W1DOR£ASTLE, JuLY 9. The Queen, accompanied: by the, Queen of Prussia and Princess Louis of Hesse, drove in the grounds M yesterday afternoon. . I ' . I - The Viceroy of Egypt, with the Prince of Wales, arrived 11 at the Castle last evening abt 7 o'clook. ' ' - ' ?? The Viceroy was accompanied' ib the Tarkish mbas- .h sador, and attended by tbeir Excellencies Raghib ...

... I;: ' ATIO2. M Z 8Ot'JIfiOh;. . , WIMtkLEDOiN,'C9MWON, TUIIESDAY E a.-G. ., T lie p,r~ooeedingi, oft hin' meetin'g worre renered' , thre aeon ofter9 o'clock, 1ut the volmxmaera, of . whom ai~er ab-now siomes 'thousands in cam'p, - had been hou4sprevioiisly engaged in imaking preparations for the day. The-bugle soupded at six o'clock, when there. Was a 3geneial turn out, and all was soon bustle ...

... ?? g . . ' . (FROU OUR OWN 003ESPONDExTd ' FLOREENOE, JULY 28, - Yesterday parliament presented a scene, of, imuch animation-the termination of the long debates which have occupied so much time and attention was to be abruptly arrived at. The financisl operation long talked of as necessary for the re- lief of the momentary difficulties of the country wasI brought suddenly on the tapis by a ...

... At the sitting of the congress on Wednesday, Mr. Hodges, of London, pointed out the cost of war, and ex- pressed his belief in the strength of public opinion, which in England forced electoral reform from the aristocracy. PI. C. Vogts read a communication from Madame Fanny Lewald Stahr, in which she spoke of the absurdity of decitting either private or public disputes by fighting and calling ...

... , ?7,, . 1, : '1Z ?? firtelliatit ? i. ?? ? I ? - 1 THE METE~fli . , TO THE I>xt03l OF 'SHE DALYGo. SsaR,-Favourites may be firm%ou j3'and I outsiders wofully at a, disqqosat, .hut still there is no en suring against a St. Leger surprise, the doings of thbe past few days having beer quitein keepingwiththose earlier on, and which so desesvbdly give 1867 imhappellitive of the Outsiders' Year ...

... I I m = -i I; N LIG- -- TELEGBA.PHlIO 0INTELLIPi :R1- _ I I (~ I ! . 1 (aCrsLi'TE EQSMJ 'FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE.27, Evzmsc. The Patrie of this evening says that although the Schleswig question maylhave become wearisome t to the' public, yet the Danes still command the entire sympathy of the French people. The Fiance, jreplying to the North German Gazettc, says:- We are identified with Europe. ...