... have to announce to our readers, The Af'irninD ?? hints at the absolute neoss- stty of retrenchment, but expresses feara of Whig economzy, which oornsists in the w aste of millions of valulable property and the crippling of a service In order to save a ...

... to pnnounos to our readers. The Afosrniaqj Hescld ?? at the abqoluts eenom- stty of resrenoI~sLmnt, but expresses fears of Whig eennnmy, whtoh ?? in tbo wiaste of ?? of vol nable property and the crippling ot a sersias in order to soav a million by i ...

... d'armnde was found siffislent to cheek his progress. The next day Longstreet's corps joined Hill's and defeated M'Clelian. The Whig, speaking of the capture of Harper's Ferry, says- The number of prisoners Is probably greater than those taken by the Federal ...

... would be sustained to the cause of progress by the retirement of such a man as Mr. Jeffery. The head of the Liberal party, old Whigs and Re- formers of more advanced opinions, many of the tradesmen in the ward, besides his more immediate friends, brought such ...

... that the people of their district had' borne their misfortunes most heroically, They felt f that the fault rested not with Whig or Tory, but f arose from circumstances over whioh no Government f bed any control- (hear, hear)-and their ?? e of that fact ...

... opposed t° Political feellng beng introduced into their nnuc- &al snlatters be thought it was necesqsry thoy Ihiuld have both Whig and Tory, that theq7 -lmrft look after each other and keep each ostier I'eM doing misachief, and vie with emah other a4 carrying ...

... Crab Orchard. I The Richmond papers admilt the complete failure of General Bragg to accomplish anything In Ken- tucky. The Whig says that his attempt was a complete nzzle. Thus, by rebel authorities them.- selves the defeat of two of their ?? Dorn In ...

... and poircy. We hope, however, that whoever may he tbe Queen's Ministers will also be the prinoes, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or iFadieal, will be ever able to claim that to them belong preferences and likings which for his sakre and all our ...

... policy. We hope, I however, that whoever mnay be the Qneen's Milnisters wi1l also be the prince's, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or F adiual, will ho ever able to claim that to them Jelong preherences and likings which for his sake and all our sakes ...

... In the ministerial ranks, and trusts, in the event of the breakdown of Lord Paimerston's administration, that no modified Whig ministry will be found acceptable to the nountry,', There is, It says, no party In the Government with which the Conservatives ...

... ring I askertions could bo belleved the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of pease; but the Whig places no confidenee In these assertions. Southern journals assert that the Federals were defeated In their expedition from ...

... August, 1832; and Secretary at War from April, 1833, till December, 1834. He is one of the most influential members of the Whig party. One of the workhouses in Dublin, the South Union, has recently been the scene of extraordinary outrages. The inmates ...