... I-''AVAL AND. MILITA RY. The usdermenloned ADMIRALTrY, DEC. 26. The nderentinedofficers have this day been pro- onoted, to the rank of paymaster in her Majesty's fleet: James Newton 'Robinson, Beq., John Bremnmer, Esq., Thomas Henry Levelace Bowling, Esq. Dxe. 28. AIPOINT-mEST. -inspectin'g Commander of Coast Gudrd. Henry J. Challis. WRDR1~ The Queen has appointed Stephen Hewitt O'Bryen, REq., ...

... | W ,I ., t);p9A¢(T;>E, TRI -. COMMITTEE. y1 1, i P p I; %rv * * . -1I: , -: h fortnightly meeting of ctw oonmmittee was held yesterday; in the council chamber at the 'Hown Hall. . (. Beloe presided, and the :othiler mbifrbers pre~snt vwere Messrs; Barry, 'Jh H; J~lgo, Jakson-:Etlt,, .h9elladew, W~., Wjlliamus lher, Rtigz, EnHarriso'n, Mlfy, i Re, Bonnett,' Bairetow, and jbicnun~te. t' Bennett ...

... WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF I z.HEALTH. The monthly meeting of this board wag held. yesterday afternoon, at the public office, Xgremont. Present. Messrs. Kerferd (in the chair), Dixon, Buchanan, Davler F.:Lowndes, Cbadbnrn, Inaes, Wiaiams, IL DA Lown73 and Bower. CONBITION OF SOMTERVILLE d HALOST'BA.D0Af. A letter was read. from the ratepayers Of Somerville complaining of the inadequate mainer- in ...

... LANCASTER ELECrION COMMISSION. The Iacter lection Com zs their inquiries en Saturday, in the Stir, The first witneses cafled were- Robert Jackson and Charles Lmb, both of whom voted for the Cons * date, but got nothing for their vote. Alderman Georye Jackson, wine and F chantvoted for le ick Sand id ceived nO money whatever for abs p Jelection.Christopher Hudson, dispensed c oinehouseholder ?? ...

... - LATEST A=D T1ELEGRAr-IC NEWS. COi)MERCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EvxNnG?. The favourable character of the revenue returns 'eag helped to strengthen the stock markets, ,spccially as there is a promise of a good surplus at the end of the financial year, while a more con- siderable sum is available than last quarter for applicition to the sinking fund. There has also. been a lass demand for money, ...

... IERL; RU8SEL- i-A ITAR.U We have received the following private letter from San Renmo, describing the reception given to Earl Russell. The writer ays- GaIIldi'sauggestion thtital should honour r.Lord Russell bas met with no heartier response than in San Remo. We read in tha ---of that town that Lord Russell and familf had arrived from Florence at the Hotel Victorm7-whsre they purposed only ...

... I. I. I - - ; + -_ rl t es ' ?? §!q ~C.. ?? S 1 -B 1 - d _ _ I I I I .; _ _ _ _ _ THE, LIVERPOOL rFINANCIAL ASSOCIA- TION` (L1*1TED). Fellow Shareholders,-As the directors seem so the differencs ?? thesdpeptostopa alyis A NERVOUS SH&RuEHlOLDER. 1st Januar7, 1867. SERVICE'RESERVOIRS. TO THE ESDITORS OF THu LIVHBPOOL IMZOURY. Gentleraen,-1 observb'frbin the report in your- cobinirs of the last ...

... I -- I ?? rt meeting of the board for the .year was held yesterday at tho dock offices, Revenue butsdings. There were present-Measrs. S. Bi. Graves, K P. U:. Turner, M.P., J. Latrd, hiP., It. Brocklebank, Rankin, Meil Iiyslop, Hornby, Arnold, Paton, 5foes, Ftotcher Sirltis' Job, Hiarrison, Forwood, Farnwvorth, lRbback, iold~ }Kendall, Nicholaon, Galloway, and Tobln. ELECTION OF CHIAIRMAN. Mr. ...

... BSALls POPULI LUX SVPR7ZA. ., DOMESTIC. The Queen was much concerned on hearing of the destructive fire at the Crystal Palace, and requested the directors to furnish her -with particulars of the disaster. The Queen has taken a deep interest in the late yacht race across the Atlantic. At her request, the yachts druised on Saturday off Osborne, and so pleased was her Majesty with the sight that ...

... THE sit FATAL ACCIDE TO BOYS I WHILE SLIDING. t On Saturday an investigation took place before Mr. Joseph Devey, deputy coroner, respecting the dets o the three boys who were drowned in a mill dam off Park-road while aliding on the ioe on the previous Thursday. The lads' names were Samuel Foster, ten years of age, the son of John Foster, labourer, 7 Court, Prophet-street; John Ryan, ten years ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The official declaration of the poll for Water- ford county states the majority in favour of Mr. De la Poer, the Liberal' candidate, at 497-qitite large enough, when coupled with the result of the late contest in Tipperary, to show that the Derby Government is thoroughly distasteful to the Irish people. The Tories, with their usual unscrupulous energy, used ...

... i3IE IOP OF' CHESTER ON -kL RI.TUALIM. TheBishop of htetr~eae dttr ?? answer to a imemorial signed ?? gymm of Liverpool and the distrit:- TO HR RHY. A'eQexTre CAUPBS14~ iwGroB eV LIvgBrOOr. 2 1uO IHawerdea Camtle, ho1oWtO, De-21I My dear Sur,-I have been reque -O t c ye my aswer to an address signed 28 W iwns Liverpool and the neighbourhood. , corno one Of the heads of complaint Contained ...