... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... blSM JrOSPH Do DZPUT I : On the body of Martha Wright, 56 years of age, a widow, who resided at No. 83, Vine-street. For the last two or three years the deceased's health bad been failing. She snffered from a cough and tightness of the chest. About a fortnight ago she partially recovered from a five weeks' severe ill. ness, and on Wednesday night went out to a milk. house close by. The milk ...

... SNOWSTORM AND FOG IN I .LIVERPOOLX During Saturdy night this tewn and neighboxr- hood were vtd by a snowstoip far exceeding in severity any that has ocourred Or some years. ?? a change, and it appeared as though the frost which setin a few days previous with remarkable intensity wag about to give way. The wind shifted from the east and towards night veered round to the south, blowing at ...

... |; CORRESPONDENtCE. TVT wDIOB5 OF THU LiVUPOOL HMEROUBY. Geoitlemen -Part of my family have beeanmem- hbere of the Liverpool'Proteotive Burial Society about two years, and one of them was a member of te' Royal Liver -Society. Eleven weeks ago I changed my residence, of which I notified both societiesf in writing, and ported the letters to them by the same post. The following day a collector ...

... M The Or cieafra mentions that Joachim is taking his rest in Hanover. It iW the intention of the Irish Government to call out the militia for training this year Gounod's Romeo et Juliette is to be produced at the Th6Atre Lyrique on the 5th proximo. - ; A youth, ed 17, has died at Sunderland fjm excessive drinking At Ourst, opposite Yarmouth, in the Idles'W. Wight; green peas were picked ...

... SPAW. The present condition of Spain affords a -painfully instructive illustration of some very old moral truths which an enlightened age is perhaps a little 'apt to forget. In what is now going forward in that unhappy cotuitry we -see a striking proof. that the essential conditions of national well-being must not be t sought exclusively where economists and politicians are mostly in the habit ...

... LATEST VAD EGWHnlC Two 0jY FALL OF SNOW IN Is IRELAND. I KINGSTOWr, SUNDAY, Tnsa P.m. r gwsil packet due at 7 o a-m. this mornling n1 1ne arrived. There have been no arrivals of 5blrom5uY place except from Hfolyhead, the 0b7sin etopped an consequence of snow. rREJUTER'S TELEGRAMS.1 d d AMERICA. [BV ATlANIC TLEGAPH.] t Nzw YOmK, J. 4. a liepublic debt of the United States amounted The Ist ...

... SAWS NOPUI . lX sWtnuSi: -ALIVS 2PVPLI -TB UAndM ' DOMESTIC. On Friday next, the Prince of Wales wil receive the Associate Commissioners .for the Paris Exhibition, at the South Kensington Museum, to consider various subjects relating to the exhibition. The Cabinet Councils will be resumed on Thursday next. Early next session, the Government will bring in a bill which contains a clause to ...

... AM. NORBURY'S PICTURES. I (From the Art row-na,2 of January.) We have had occasion, at various times d the It twenty years, to notice in terms of ipM several work- of great merit by lMr. ichard Norbury, of Liverpool As a gratifying proof of the estimation in which he is held as an artist in the great port of the north-west, we find that the committee of the Liverpool Free Library has placed ...

... NAVAL ANID M!LITA1r.: AIDIWALTY,,IAX, 1. CommnanderVahon Ekker has heea th7s day piud to be a rettilredcaptain, under the p. rovidions of the Ordern In 9esicil of Aug. 1, 1860 ?? 0, 1864,. end. Murch 24 188. Iiuplaeants ifracs Tin. on hind Pete Ba~l~ hveben ths da prootedto be retired ccnumardere~~umdey flue provisions of the Orders in puromted~tote ~ran ?? master ?? Maesy' C aend Royal Marine ...

... AURMING RAILWAY I ACCIDENT. On Friday afternoon a serious accident occurred between Caltwaite and Southwaite to the quick tram due in 8arhl1e froin the iouth- at I 65p.n., resulting in injury, to Beveral passenges. Itap- pears that when the train reached a point between. the two stations referred to the axle of one of the carriges1 broke, the iron having 'doubtless been rendered brittle by the ...