... as to n save -the reputation of Lord ToRRINGTON. The _ supple Secretary of Ceylonhas been an ardent and ti able supporter of Whig interests and Wbig policy. y He, no less thanihis chief, isisupposed to have been t, thoroughly compromised by these illicit ...

... Mr. Spencer Walpole, Mr. Seljeant Cowling, ndbu MrI F. H. Dickenson, on the conservative side. It is not he hlkely that any whig candidate will* present himself, as the he university commission, emanating from the present govern- uni meat, would be a fatal ...

... states, and to com-I1 pel the inhabitants to-assist them. These were the E - chief matters of contention. ?? The leader of the Whig or moderate party, Mr. v CLAY, attempted to' compromise all these questions t through a committee, which drew up what was ...

... veteran from persecution, as fri well 'as they could. One would. bring a letter; another a 3c tIbook; another was a memiber, of a whig committee;, y another was an old Clay man; another still, was one of as n, the Young Friends of Clay, and, lastly, some honest ...

... jury-box, on political trials, has raised popular indignation against him. DEATH OF THRE BIsioP OP MEATes.-Somehow or other the whig government are seldom left grounds to complain of the lack of patronage. The death of' a chiefjustice in one week has been ...

... most in ?? and YOur readers have not seen, althoughyou q5 hec heerda of GOvernor Johnson, of this state. As h h t Mil et the whigs, and is to be their pro. ti er next presidency, I will give you ?? r his politics and talents. He is eaar or ae 3b' ?? person ...

... n ane conempatibes. Thrrenis .npeb mnoredso se inlh wil wise and of thenreformingmcoo. 'wea, may vet, ?? of upbraiding the whig ?? larg ?? We truset say -tu Mani ChrnileA'tfilthttigovernment will sot~ner rom Ctite 'adnilaudfailtiref t th'epaeoeu's ...

... this U i to end, we must only directattention to one thing ee more,-the ?? alieady evident' in the State ofX ta York.c. The. Whig partyr io- tiat state seems to h. ii thoroughily split up~ by the'slsavery question and tbi, must 'greatly- impair the, chanoes ...

... pron, ie of tale territorial questions along with Clay aide ti 1yebster. B) this means, tile Whig party in the northern states' isdavideil;d ad atnumber of the whigs of New York, who are disposed to conlnive at the increase of slavery, have seceded G frem ...

... ' candidate for governbi-, by a majority ofI tent ?? be0 or 12,000. The representatives to the next congress tnswlbeeight whigs, eleven of the opposition party, land two free soilers. In. Pennsylvania the opposition have gained a majority in D the.,choice ...

... to Liverpool, Preston, Leeds, Hudderafield, and other places, for e'idence of this feeling. The Pastern Counties Herald, a Whig paper, not t usuall ifavobirably disposed towaids innovating pro. jeets, pronounces against us. Our Hull contema- porarysaya ...

... ex- se citemeut in the ciiy.of New York,' as, indeed, everywhere, ar about the Fugitive Slave Act, and the break up of the whig id party which it has caused. The New; Youk Ti-ibtimn eeposes *e tbeconduct of tbe.pro-slavery party, who have ?? to a le system ...