... the fate of Orpheus, had not the Carbineers come UT in time and restored order. THE BFOILS 0THrE lEDERAH Anxy.-Tbe B- mond Whig has the folluwving account of the ihonsense spoils left by the Federal-army. alriom every side we hear thatithe spoils left ...

... disposed of at anle- tN% tion, commloni kinds being Is. cheaper. lth BELFASIT TRADE REPORT. fol for-V (Fromi ike ~Northern Whig of Saturday.) h ?? In our local trade there is not Much of importance to re- Iport. InI the linen and yarn tra-aes there is ...

... Od.t 6 00 Per-aams, 194d. to Ii 4: 22. 0 ais 0t.t 0~ 0Mra-nhain. 22d. c and 1CFTFAST TjlA)F. RLEPO~RT. (Fern the Northern W~hig oe Sat~udayd I sa1.1 N.'The liuprovement noted in cal- last rep'ort has~ n- bveen cotihajed and strengthenedl by the transactionsz ...

... getting mnaserb te adusted, but, as several trains ran during the dsay, the Id traffic suffered but little ?? oJ ef AorthenV Whig. it 1,1-D AND FonsAxrEx.-Tbe stranded ship breskiog Et to pieces on lone far away rocks-the child sitting on t- a door-step ...

... they could l get on, that they had got on, and that they would t be able to get on without the help of their Whig z friends-for although the Whigs were generally ready t when Ireland was in prosperity to take all the good x things they could get from her ...

... influence. Mnr Tracy has the influence of Ldord Sudeley, his brother, who is the Lord Lieutenanst of the county, and of other Whig families. Mr. Pugh wilt mainly rely upon the support afforded to him by, the Wynn and Powis families. In the event of the ...

... 8e-in., 40 reed, red-end long, cloth, 86 yards, 9 ibs., ?? .I 173 1a 9 8 98 68 103 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LnENcs.-A sound and healthy, though for the past few days not very vigorous, demand prevails throughout the trade ...

... P P, V U; Rev P D, sly, C C; BRev John sood, C C; 'lessrs Sabel and Searlo, Liverpool and Dublin; Francis Finlay, Norlworr. Whig; J J Gunning, J Henderson, Belfast Nsaws Leller Qleorge Burke, JP; - Reed, Belfast Mforning eccs ; Thomas A Joyce, J B Daly ...

... e,,733 Cotton at sea-American, Cotton at sea-Indian, for the kingdom .- .. 320,008 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LTNENS.-The home trade, as usual at this season, is without animation, but the foreign orders which have come ...

... in 1854, but his elevation to thie Marquisate did not follow till sometime afterwards. In politics the Noble Marquis weas a Whig of a rather decided stamp, and he was a warm supporter of the cause of Polish independence evet lien it was at a comparative ...

... £300,000 to £400,000 represents the price paid; I bat it is nevertheless believed £2250,000 is nearer the mark. The .Northern W'hig says of the Belfast linen ?? during the week have 'cona tinned on a sriall scale, and, though coarse goods are very much sought ...

... was filled up by the election of Mr' Atherton, the late Attorney- General, after a contest. . In politics, MIr Spearman was a Whig. In private life, he was much respected as an urbane and courteous country gentleman. For some years past Mr Spearman was one ...