... THE SA'VERE FROST. h. SvErnA PIsasoss MIssING. - T~ousPN-s OP )d Sarr Lasr.-The fall of snow wasgreater in North a- Staffordshire than has ever been known On the er roads over the Morridge- range of bills there are ig drifts ten feet in depth and a mile long. One sy hundred: men have been engaged in, clearing the ii highways to Buxton and Longnor 6inoe Satur. id day, and have not yet finished. ...

... THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE AT TEZ JUNIOR REFORM CLUB. ;er t to | ast eve.ing, the members of the Junior Reform Club held their first house dinner for the season. P ly The occasion was rendered particularly interesting 5d I b the presence of Mr. Samuel Smith, the Liberal I iB candidate for the rerresentation of the city, and a h le large number of the local Liberal leaders. The ag dinner was ...

... -FOREIGN SEWS. I 4AIABPS SENTENCE. is EGYPTILNA OPhION. ad[7 jMA NaD D Ir TRRa'eVS.3 ped CAO, Dac. 4, NiGnr. i1pcgs of the eourt-martial yesterday nk have produced here a profound sensation, In offcial circles, amongst ministers themselves, in| though it is reported that itns has fallen ill from um suppressed indignation, the prevalent feeling is one r. of relief that the dangerous question ...

... THE MIOMCEAU-LES-MINES TRIAL; 0- ve to Paris, Dxa. 24, TrvEs. ve se The trial of tbo23 prisoners implicated in the tr m disturbances at ?? last August has d come thid time to a natural cofclusion. Riom n rD has been entirely free: fronm. the excite. of ment . which prevailed at Chalon, and the be *h Auvergnat jurymen at the Puy-de-Dome Al ee Assizes have been left unmolested by the threats ar ...

... L CAL INTRWSrv TS, - Ss ' S'ocietv of Oldbam have passed a th ?? ?? a; pron-g at the intend~ed appli- Al i- ^ra-enc for powers to construct the sh u- L a on wo'king men to spnort du lie ?? 7 orening, a fre occar-ed at t ie KU, l:zo;wc_.e near Jiuidorseield, occu- alI ie- - lair-h Hgylc. woollen man-facturer, tiC : to totre amnouant of S£17,0,0 0. Uhe en e & is capesd to hse s-ontaneous 14 r1 ...

... THE PARLIAMENTARY VACANCY - :'9THE EVE OF TH1E CONITEST. b Ig -h as :a, The electors of Liverpool are called upon to- of day to exercise their privileges, and decide ith, a~whether this great commercial constituency b tan shall, be represented by MHr. Samuel Smith, who C ha is the exponent of freedom of trade, corn- er, mercial enterprise, social improvement, and cc St, religious equality; or ...

... tIYERPOL COBdL OF I EDUCATION. -utiJJ UA'I 'UIN, XI VWIALAL MEETOhTG. a The eighth annual meeting of the members and fiends of the Liverpool Council of Education was held in the Town Hall, yesterday afternoon. The Mayor (Mr. T. Badcflife) presided, and there were rso present Mr. S. Smitb, I P.. Mr. W. Rathbone, ci M.P, Colonel A. H, Brrow3, B31., the Ven. Arch. a' deacon Bardsley, the iight ...

... D1YORO -l -- .; DIVORCF, Hu 3!S E-ase . v. B1WT g AND }IX3VY0.-In tUS suIt, fI *vchleb'-' buard on Saturday, the hubnd, Captd C Henry Ernst, a retired officer of the army, sought a divorce by reason;oef his wife's -adultery with his . coachman. Mr. Iliddletoni appeared for the peti- ed tioner, who marneci the respan'deat in 1870 at ed Weston, near Bath. At that time he was 42, and a his wife ...

... |. FORFIGN NEWS. :1- , FRANCE. e5. 1 Px& l Dxc. 13. r The journal As Ppartiene to-day. referring to Lord Derby entering the Cabinet, says this event, which has been long foreseen, will strengthen Mlr. Gladstone's Ministry, while affording to the Con. a servative party guarantees ag-ainst enterprises of violent Radicalism. ITALY. n Rosi, Dxc. 13, Nousne The ecobable resignation of Sicnor ...

... MAM NEWS. lIrw` YaRIC. ATtDAY.-The White Star royal-moai steamer Celtic arrived at two anmL The White StarS royal mail steamer Germanio left at 11 30 am., with 250 cm passengers, the malls, and p290.000 in specie. Jo NEW YOrK, 8 .- The Guoln manl steamer B& Wisconsin, from ziverpool, arrived at four p.m. to-y. BE PPoRTANwD, Pamr.-The'Dominion Line steamer Dominion left here for Liverpool to-dy ...

... THE MALAGASY ENVOYS, .&aLJd MASWa~.A~ab. JUi¶ I v f Q 1 A MAAoASY VISIT To OswEsTRY.-It is stated ap that Ramianiraka, one of the Malagasy embassy si now in London, is shortly to pay a visit to Oswestry, t! on a brief stay with Alderman Minsbull, the ex- tl mayor. The father of Ramaniraka visited Oswestry si ! nearly 60 years ago. In 1825 or 18Z6 two Mala- T gasy youths, Volave and Thotoos, ...

... |THE. EISTING PAR ELLSOST - 1 .- l The prcels poet, the. name of which is nor so bfsm that some people 5npp it to be aledy . in.-operatOion, is not ?? becotfB ab (W130U for some months to come. The work co of pre ng the whole of the postgodff of the on U. ited Kindom for the reception-and despateb sof bu p Parcels has possibly proved more formidable than an i was anticipated. However, the ...