... 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 ...

... FoR I LICENSED VICTUALLERS. | * Tise page Sillm ?? be found interesting to Licensed Victecal- Zero, and the operations of the UNITED ToWNS' AesoceANc anD LiC'ONSND VICTUALuERS' DENNOOCE LEAGUE are pub- lisjled linde/r their own suptereitendence. SUNDAY CLOSING of the PUBLIC-HOUSES T'ie better keepiig of the Sunday, in all the large towvns in (,reat ltal, is a question which at the present time ...

... NINIU C0iLDREN BURNED TO DEATE, (SUEDCOT 0F ILLUSTBATION.) A serious fire, attended by very melancholy circum- stances, nine little children having been burnt to death, took place on Friday, at Accrington. Persons who have oassed through that town, over the Lancashire and Yorkshire RTwilway, will have observed a somewhat lengthy viaduct, which consists of several lofty arches, and spans a deep ...

... SOjjrt four months ago we announced the appointment of an artillery committee to consider the advisability of reverting to muzzle-loading guns for field use. The Armstrong and Whitworth Committee had already expressed a decided preference for muzzle-loading guns, and the Ordnance Select Conmittce had distinctly recommended their adoption in the field. When a third committee, composed of the ...

... NAVY' STATIONS, A3H4,' 1867.I Abodfdr, ?? :Pricess Alice, De- Achilles, Channel BisgardWoolwich vonport' . - VAcoru,.Sisanghci .FersAscereion: Princess Charlotte, Active, Sunderlaud Forccter,'Chlha.: Hong Kong 'Advautuco, DChia F~ormidable, Sheer. PrAcas.PwoyL,Cblua Advice, Queenstwn Forward,:~ac~lic'., Psyche, dediter.C. Alberta, Portecath. Fox, par: ser .- ,Pyladea, payingoff,' Alcrtij ...

... AN APPEAL. To lhe EDITOR of //ze PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR.-NOW that the weather is so cold and food so dear, and evert what we well-fed people admit to be the necessaries of life so costly, there: are many little nests where the birds cry for food in vain, and to which the old birds return day after day without anything in their bills. At Lanark, in Scotland, this is terribly the case in a nest ...

... The new scheme for the reorganization of the French army was laid before the Legislative Body yesterday. The term of service is fixed at five years in the active army, and four years in the reserve, and for young rezruits not comprised in the active army four years in the reserve and five years in the mobile National Guard. Soldiers of the Line are not allowed to purchase exemption from ...

... DRURY LAE THIS BvErMI, THE SCHOOLFOR SCANDAL. Messrs. Phelps, Barry Sullvn T. Sinbun, &c.; Meedames H Vein Vn d anh b ffu.ad Isabel Adams.-Ald NUMBER NIP OR, HAL ~JUIN AND THE GNOME' KING 0OF TRE GIANT MOUNTAIN. kLAYMAREXET. THI EVmNm DAVID GARRICK. Messrs. Sothern, Buck- stone Chippendale, Rogers, lark, &c.; Mesdames Moore, Chip- pendae, &o.-DIAMONDS AND HEARTS. Messrs. Chippendale, Farren, ...

... TO THE NDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-It is difficult to understand how edu- cated liberals can object to the principle of a plurality of votes. Whatever objections any practical measure may be open to, the principle itself is open to none. In theory it is perfect. It is the ideal principle of an ideal form of government. The ?? great principles of representative government are, or ought to be ...

... - HEP~WNCS isaitid Mary-An'hb e ihatril i6sth aTDrby. ,Who1iet'e~husbanda-aa other ~~sbrs f -serfamily had left homle, fory4oki Mg1 emly morningi, -sho locked the dboor dntig ea'heard or seen of bet unfil mid day when some f theneighbours saw great flames.in the kitchen. yinkiugg the house was on fire, they broke the door ,and attempted to enter the kitchen; For some DOtheyfailed, owing to the ...

... - TO THE EDITORBO WETJii DOAILT NEWS. SIn,-The disposition universally manifested tP settle the Reform question on an 'abiding basis erg coiages me to addressa ' few words to you on ony i condition! of- stability-the 'equal UNweight wc should be given to every vote, ,. ' . A settlement of the question cannot be obtained ol if the suggestion be adopted of retaining One, seat as the exclusive ...

... IMMERIAPAR-- MINTSTRIaIAL EXPLAN p 3 DERBY: Before prced I.lN, -~ think it due to yrour ing with tbe ~~ Y~rlordship%, affairs, that I shouald state tio l tlri. reserve, the position of th iee~h' 'Il Stances which led to it. I toutyi' in lying before you optoly and trio --ii sha&dow of concealment , tihe 'on )Ot Ifit byv the Government, IamCrs n'iiich I 4 Po,-for] Wh~n. accepted oll mmpa. -le ...