... president of the United States arc thus given by the New York Herald: Genwral Pierce, democrat; Generat Scott, whig; Daniet Webster, uenion whig; J. P. Hale, freesoiter W~illiam Goodell. liberty sano; Governor Trroupe, secessionist. Wmo. Downs, off Ho ...

... icstending to h conteet the eard, he7ies ervitten to the party 'named request. o ing him to weithdrawu his nanes Tories and whigs are l alike united in their determnination to re-slect the retiring member. ROBBERY AT TME POSTOFFICE.-A friend at Bath, desirous ...

... were to the hereditary service of the state, al it is difficult to ascertain at what period or under what circumstances the Whig party have ever possessed or could obtain a more efficient leader. This is well and beautifully said, and is the more remarkable ...

... the necessity of combining for the purpose of resisting insults similar to those which had been heaped upon them by the late whig ministry.-Mr. Lomax read a istatement of the building committee, from which it ap- I peared that the land cost £625; the building ...

... ture: Reraose. C V. Industrial Investm-ont. l VI. John Knox's Litnrgy. VIl. Mallet Dn.Pan. Vill. Roebuck's History of the Whigs. IX. Squier's Nicaragua. X. Lord Derby's Ministry and Protection. London: Longman and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. Black. Now ready ...

... wee ties a ?? time fixed byp Mr. Rumeell for his next distribution of ticetse~ 8, for a free passage, to Auestreelia. E1 - A Whig of 1688.--At the close of time investigations we a d a shall endeavour to comp~ly witis your request; but tee can. t ~'not ...

... ? Po The above may be had at all musiesollers. Thos. MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK. Matt This day, octavo, 28s., X TISTORY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY OF ILX 19SI.-By J. A. ROEBUCE, Y.P. Vols. I and II-to the passing of the Reform Bill. Fifth Edition, with anew Sui ...

... any hip afloat. Passeogers will be abundantly supplied toth the best provbl hr eons, properly cooked and served up; besides whig, beds beddIsg, ill articles tor eating, drinking, &c., 17., will ho pro. videdby the ship. SS0 t, The attention of Intending ...

... DI U. p 81 a. K 3, . . .I - I olC NED j3t|tf-ot i MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORE. - This day, sctavo, 28s. FTRY, HISTORY OF THFIi-WHIG MINISTRY -~ OF 188G. By J,MROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I & II- .cHEEs, totthO dpassing of the~5~rm Bill. . 'Lon o: Johnrw. Parkerand ...

... 2. prIn; )t ADRIATIC ?? ?? Wednesday, Sept. 31. Ca c BAlIC ?? Wednesday, Oct. 14. clud L ATLANTIC ?? ?? Wednesday, Oct. 28. Whig e FROM NEW YORK. 1867. St, ATLANTIC ?? aturday, Aug. 1. fl 8 BALTIC ?? Saturday, Aug. 16. BE ADIATIC .Sa ?? Saturday, Sept ...

... Toxteth-park, iii the occuptation of Mr. P. H. Joynson. The -dwelling-house corstsiris spaciotas'- ,'breakfast, diniing, and dr.-whig-roonni on the ground hloer.. soven bedrooms, besides stiles, bath), loinidry, aiis offices. 2: A~ piece of LAND, yvith thle ...

... to require the master or owner of any ship to cary thereln, A afortse, nre In 011 of Vitriol, Gunpowder, or any other goods whig, In the ?? of suob master or owner, are of A dasgerons nature ; t an if any person carries or sends by any shp anygoods O With ...