... U020. Do1215 20 65 Shepbra Union. S 58' 80 10 SutDevon 14 is at. so0 SouthslEraa'teo . 2 221 22 1* 25.4j :50 So0 South Whigs . 20 258 2650 6 20 15 iouth Yorkilb.&llIverDuij 8i 25 dis abe 25 6. 8heff.I;RotIL,&Gool~ev- -a .18 18 Stirliag and; Disnreroln ...

... in certain of tile Southern States, and the returns are now coming in. In Indiana the Democrats have elected eight and the Whigs two members of Congress. This is about the same as heretofore. The Union question was not at issue in that State. 1 Iln Kentucky ...

... local' press of the city are aware of the feel- ingsand dare notburke the burning indignation. The Conservative COuerier, the Whig Gleardian, the Radical Spectator, all are'for the vindication of the law, the'soli- tary 'last rose of smunmer,' the ?? and ...

... Paris and Strasbourg. ;. 7oradane s5. THE KILDINAN FLAX MILLS.-Some time since a Statomnent having appeared in the Northern Wh/ig to the elfect that Mr. Darg an was about to give up his concerns at Kimdinan, th at gentleman, in contradicting it, said that ...

... more disic stiolato purchase.-AcimeJ Oi Th e fonl report THE LiNEN TrADE wr UVson Ito.- re roloing ror appears in the MAWt Whig of Saturday .- The com- mercial dulwess oe t past week has been quite as marked and general as at the dates of our two last ...

... particular change to report. Flax continues in deficient supply at the leading markets of the province, and of infe- Ls rior ?? Whig. . TALLOW.-LonuaN, JAN. 3.-The market remains b e stendly, at the annexed ?? Tallow, 36s. 9d. - ,, to 37s. nett; Petersburg ...

... preparations of defence. Many rumours, little entitled to credit, passed current to-day. Thus, in some quarters, it was said the whig cabinet had to-day resigned en masse; had this been true, it could scarcely have affected the market more, for, although the ...

... This is-a strange story to he told of one who for the first twenty years of his public life was a Tory, the next twenty a Whig, and whom common report deoigilates as a possible memiber of a Tory cabinet again. Fur the uniniated the new work ?? uublishedi ...

... hedare say they were all r agreed that if it were a mere transposition of parties-the ;substitution of a tory government for a whig govern- 3mont-there would have been no occasion for this meet- ing, but that they would have been content to wait l until the ...

... of nineteen mnitlions sterling! TRADE AND OPINIONS ATj Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The sudden Ousting of the Whigs, and the instalment of the Conservatives created the greatest sensation in this heart of Free-trade, and the name of Derby ...

... substitution of a Ministry having he the desire to benefit the agricultural interest, for that decidedly ror hostile as the Whigs have proved themselves to be, is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do riot, however, regard the . improvemeit which ...

... a mainistry having the .ng desire to~ 'benefit -the nagvicultural, interest, -for that de.' ox hecidedly, hostile as. thre whigs have proved themselves to be, ,he is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do notl, hehowever, rega'rd the improvement ...