... LATEST'LIVERPOOL NEWS. id_ IPiJ D1 I JI V r!.L-'bI 'JtJ. ~ L TV P. (From our own Corre.spondent.) e . MISCBLLANHOUS NEWS. - .tl Liverpool, Saturday Evening.' An extraordinary sensation was created in Pall Mall and that d locality, in this town to-day, in consequence of the death of three e children named Ellen Davis, four years of age, Thos. Wallace, . three, and Win. Wallace, aged one year. A ...

... MELANCHOLY DISASTER ON THE COAST- AMERICAN NEWS, &c. (Prom our own Correspondent.) Liverpool, Mlbnday Evening. 'VW regret to say that a most melancholy disaster occurred on the Welsh coast yesterday. As the Point of Ayr lifeboat was proceeding to the assistance of a brigantine, sunk off Abergale, between eleven and twelve o'clock, it capsized off Rhyl, and the whole crew, consisting of ...

... Paris,. Saturday. The New Year has been ushered in by the population of Paris with the usual jovial and festive demonstrations. The obser- fi vances on this great festival greatly resemble those prevalent u hi Scotland. Work is very generally suspended, and the day e is passed in strolling about, visiting intimate friends, and in giving and receiving presents. In the evening there are the g ...

... rTEWKESBURY AND GLASGOW. Mr. I-umphrey Brown is about to vacate Tewkesbury. n When may Glasgow count upon the same favour at the hands s of Mr. Nacregor? Or is it that Scotland is so fund of the term ?? British I in preference to English,, that even a dirty tumble-on a British Bank makes a Glasgow member all the fsweeter for his seat ? f CLUD FARE. The rate at which officials are paid at our ...

... LETTEBS OF BOSWELL.,* (rrom the Athenemun.).m The letters in which Boswell is here once again'introducpd Ge to us range over the period conmprised between the dates 1758 Da and 17955; and they present us with an ?? in no asli degree inferi~or in interest to the writer's , aangism opus, ashe T calls it, with honest conviction-the 1Live of Johnson. They the are addressed to his early friend, ...

... LIEUTEN1N MAIMY ON RNECETHNT 19ESEAROES I LIEU EN-IN THE NORTH PACIFIC. In his last report to thle Secretary of the Urrited States navy, dated Nov. 8, 1856, Lieutenant Mattary says :- r.Commander Rodgers, of tho North Pacifio Survoyling ExPe- ?? diition,- has furnished at fow, observations, mado on board the 3,. ?? States ship Vincennes last year, on the temperature and n- specific gravity of ...

... L AT1' El S 1' ? 1' W S. I a rk ?? n - - r~v7~atix E HERALD OFFICE, MoMdONy MAorning. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIL. THE RUPTURE WITH PERSIA. RUMOURED SUBMISSION OF THIE SHAIl. |The Globe says:- Intelligenee, We understand, has reached Vienna from Constantinople, that upon the fall of Bnushire, the Persians accepted the proposals of tle British Government. The Observer throws some doubt on the ...

... *Dn ., I Paris, Thursday. The Neurelhatel question, which for several weels has been a god-send to the caterers for the public appetite for news, is tl now finally settled-the Federal Assembly having unanimously ,i resolved to agree to the propositions of the French and British I Governments. The prisoners will be released, but banished for a C time firom the Swviss territory. The King of ...

... ED rNBUR G H. ART MANUFACTURE ASSOCIATioN.-Last night, a full-dress promenade took place in the National Gal- leries. There was a numerous though by no means crowded attendance. LECTURIS1 ON LIFE AssunA.cn.-Last night Mr Edward Sang delivered the first of a course of four lectures on Life Aqsurance, under the auspices of the Faculty of Actuaries, in the upper lecture room, Queen Street Hall. ...

... IECOND EDITION MERCURY OFF, TrntsoAy, ELTMz OIOM NAPLES. tAs, Wednesdayv Jan. 7tb, 4 P.M.-The Nea- n war steamer Charles the Third has blown up. men arc killed. ITALY. CoN, Wednesday.-The Session of the Piedmon- Chambers was opened this morning by the King salt. s lajesty's speech was greeted with a most en- ltic reception; especially the allusions which it nired to the great national cause of ...

... '-probinfial aultIlIpAct. PILLAR letter-boxes have been introduced into Avr. LAST week, a sow belonging to Mr Purdie, farmner, Ettrickbank, littered no less than seventeen pigs. Sixteen of them are strong healthy animals, and are doing well. The tenants and friends of Sir James J. I. Maac-' kenzie, Bart. of Scatwell, propose entertaining that gentleman to a public dinner on Thursday, the 12th ...

... (Tliefollowing appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.) The King of Naples has concluded a convention with the Argentine Republic for the reception of his political prisoners who may ?? to be exiled thither. The offer has been made to Poerio, but he has declined to go.E FRANCE. PAts, Thursday Evening.-The appeal of Verger for a reversal of the sentence, or a new trial, has been this day ...