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... and one in the front of the abdomen, besides five or six other stabs. She is lying in a very dangerous condition.— Belfast Whig. Napoleon Hoaxed.—lt is related—but I cannot vouch for the truth of the story—that, upon some occasion, a wag imposed upon ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says—The finish of goods continues to be actively carried out at the principal concerns in this neighbourhood. In some departments the hands have been working over-time. Exports are steadily on the ...
... would prove fatal. He has a wife and family. Wethered still lives, and it is possible the wound may not prove fatal.— Belfast Whig. ...
... death at the destruction of Hampton. General Zollicoffer, of the Tennessee troops, has suppressed Parson Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. President Lincoln has appointed the last Thursday of September as a day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer. Fred. Whipple ...
... the word hemp shall inserted ; also after the word shirting, the words of flax or hemp shall be inserted. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says :—The market for white goods has been very qniet in all its departments for several days past. Some hopes ...
... of exasperation limited to threats of fire and blood, but is fanned by all the powers of sarcasm and ridicule. The Richmond Whig, the organ of President Davis, in an article which we quote elsewhere, gloats over the defeat of the North at Bull's Run, as ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. THE YANKEES ARE HUMBUGS. (From the Richnumd Whig President Davis's organ.) We are too close and too much influenced by the great events which are passing, to indulge much philosophizing. But the rout and dispersion, at the great ...
... BK'iblislnnent for Young Ladies on Monday, 2d September 1861. ~ 121 PRINCES LAWSON will RESUME giving Instruction in the folio-whig Branches of Education Mohday, 2d Septeml>er : —English, French, Drawing, Mutic, Plain and Fancy Needlework, Leatherwork, Flowers ...
... quiet. The demand for Yarns for the manufacture of Linen Goods for the American market has almost entirely ceased. The Bclfa.it Whig of Saturday rej»orts— August has been dull month in most lines of finished goods. Under all circumstances of the case, tbe ...
... witli no other clothing than shirt. The entire distance which he jumped was ascertained to be feet. Mongrel Curs.—The Nortliern'Whig, in a leader advocating a dog-tax for Ireland, observes: —We are certainly within the mark when we state that three fourths ...
... Channel Fleet.—On Thursday afternoon, six of the war ships sailed from the Tail of the Bank, aud proceeded sea. The Belfast Whig states that the fleet will visit Belfast Lough, after which it will for a time to _ough Foyle, if circumstances permit. The ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The Northern Whig of Saturday-says little business has been done duriagj;the week the market for bleached goods. Continental transactions were especially light. There is> evidence ef improvement in the American trade, and for ...