~. S. Literary Gazette.
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DIED, in England, Admiral of the White,
THOMAS MACNAM ARIA RUSSELL,
aged IS. He rose without patronage, and
by dint of his courage, activity, and person.
al qualities, to his high rank and reputation
He was Midshipman 10 years; but was pro-
noted to the rank of commander the next
year after being appointed a Lieutenant, and
to that of Captain the next year. He was
appointed a Rear Admiral in 1901, and Ad-
miral of the White in 1912. He united the
qualities Of a professed man-of-war-man,
with the urbanity of courtier. He COM
manded on the West India station during the
shat of war between the United States and
France underline Adams administration, and
was highly spoken of by the American Com
manders for his courtesy and good feelings
Being invited to visit "Old Ironsides" in one
of her earliest cruizes, he was asked by com
Nicholson, what he thought Of the trisatc'
" Frigate do you call her." he replied, icy
my saul I should call her sirty.four IN az
!guise."