... THE MURDERS NEAR BELFAST. The Northern Daily Whig gives the following; particulars of the murder Mr. Herdman: It appears that, Thursday evening, Mr. Herdman had invited a few friends to dinner his residence at Cliftonville. After dinner, some members ...

... the basis of Protection; but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say so, when recollected how that statesman had displaced Whig Government. He hoped that the noble Lord would, however, give explanation with his usual frankness, for agreed that France ...

... not object again to out-vote the Whig Government with their aid, but that he hopes at a general election to gain a Conservative majority strong enough, with the aid of the Irish Roman Catholic members, to defy both Whigs and Radicals. This is sanguine belief ...

... Both bills are good, but they have unhappily no chance of becoming law during tbe present Session. It is much easier for Whigs and Tories to out-vote Mr. Berkeley than to refute him. ...

... Geneals Wool and Hurnside and the Confederate Generals Huger and Holmes for the release of 14,000 prisoners. The Pttersbiirti Whig states that the 19th inst. 18 of the Monitor's crew went ashore at City I'oint, and were surprtied by the Confederates. Nine ...

... neck actons the hoe on which a train was approaching the Greencaslle Stsiiou, was, of course, killed instantly. The Northern Whig states that when the body was exsmmed the name S. Moore,. 1890, was foond marked on the front of shirt, and unfinished copy ...

... city was then considered imminent. Our forces are advancing steadily the Mississippi river from New Orleans, The Vicksburg Whig of the says that the Federals have landed 6,000 troops Baton Rouge. The Memphis Aralanchi of the 6th says that all the bridges ...

... was then considered imminent. Our forces are advancing steadily up the Mississippi river from New Orleans, The Vicksburg Whig of the 4th says that the Federals have landed troops at Baton Rouge. The Memphis A valancht of tho 6th says that all the bridges ...

... can see the Southern reports of battles, as the New York papers receive here contain all that is published by tbe Richmond Whig, Enquirer, Bcc. We are now awaiting the general denouement before Richmond, Whatever it may be, fear it will net end tbe war ...

... examined the works on tbe branch line to Stranraer harbour, and appeared to be well satisfied with the whole. Tbe Belfast Northern Whig states that the railway from Carriokfergns to Larne will be completed in few weeks, and be leased by tbe Northern Counties ...

... carry out the Confiscation Ant Missouri. The property liable to confiscation in estimated 50,000,000 dollars. The Richmond Whig aays that the expences of the CanfadesaLe governments since the commencement of the war . to the August this year amount to ...

... carry out tho Confiscation Act in Missouri. The property liable to confiscation is estimated 60,000,000 dollars. The Richmond Whig says that the expenses of tho Confederate Government since tho commencement of the war the August this year amouut to dollars ...