... Tburlow Weed leaves for Europe on tbe 30th. Tbe Chippewa Indiane have revolted in Minnesota. More troubles are expected. Richmond Whig estimates tbe quantity of cotton destroyed since tbs commencement of struggle at from 400,000 to «00,000 bales. New You, Aug ...

... have the less need therefore for detaining the atten- Re tion of our readers upon any vexed questions at issue loe between Whigs and Conservatives; and the release an( from such debate is very convenient, as the demands me upon our available space for ...

... mischief 5 awas done. Balked in their attempt to 'demolish the b windows of St. Malachi's the Orange mobs cfied To 1 a the Whig-office I Here the police were again before o a them. But they went back. to Don'egal-square, the o a residence of the proprietor ...

... the singular success which such meetings have at- ie tained. They were originally established by the Con- d servatives, but Whigs and Radicals have adopted them; a and it would be difficult to mention anything that in the -o present day could compare with ...

... professed creed almost identical with that of his opponent-—and by Mr. Serjeant Suee, who laboured vigorously to detach from the Whigs their more ultra adherents, advocating for that purpose extreme Radical opinions. The common belief was that Mr. Shee was only ...

... with a youn the enamed Dixon, and that you came to London and went to lodge :e with him at the house of the deceased, and Dr. Whig F) borne was called in to attend him. He was not allowed Y, upon the present trial to state any of the circumatatces le connected ...

... instance of Liberal in- gratitude. Mr. SHEE sacrificed a seat for an Irish county rather than exhibit that independence of Whig influence which his constituents required; but when he first takes the field at Stoke the magna1tes at I BlRooxEs's reject ...

... oat the Confiscation Act in Missouri. The pro- h perty liable to confiscation is estimated at 50,000,000 dol, h The Bichmond Whig says that the expenses of the Con- 0 federate Government, since the commencement of the r( war to August of this year, amount ...

... volunteers bear in mind that the Times can Wa, ver- repeatedly find space for Mr. Walter's lectures on Berkshire upl eove beef and Whig-Tory politics, but cannot devote an Inch to the the woo manly utterances of a rather distinguished volunteer. The ape tule ...

... Ferry and Sbepherdatown. An engagement it impending. The Confederate General Lee hat made preparations to meet lbs enemy. The Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss the battle of Manassas was 5,000, and in all the engagements in Maryland from ...

... (Cheers.) No man could aspect help of God unless such man made the endeavour help himself. (Hear, bear.) No government, whether Whig, Tory, Radical, could help nation nnleas that nation determined help itself; nor could this society benefit others nnleaa they ...

... which the North would have a rixgb to resent. Sir GEORGE LEwiS is a clever and o learned man, and moreover a stout defender of Whig policy on every emergency; but yet if his politicg doctrines in this case be true, England must bare made many grave mistakes ...