... the struggle tor their possession began at once, the Presidential election Is4B a large j. art ot the Northern Democrats and Whigs seceded from their respective parties, aud uuited the basis Don-extension of slavery, which they proposed to effect by enacting ...

... has been examined before the magis- trates and remanded until Friday. Appalling Ireland —The follow- ing is from the Northern Whig of this day (Monday):—One t | ofthe most appalling murders ever lecorded in the annals of crime in Irelaud has beeu committed ...

... a meeinct history of emote during that period.] APPALLING MURDER IN IRELAND. Monday.—Tbe following is from the Northern Whig of this day :—Ooe of the moot appalling murders that ever filled the annals of crime in Ireland has been committed. Two brothers ...

... was dose, and talked of going -to Whitecross Street Prison. Appalling Murdee in Ireland.—The following is from the Northern Whig of this day (Monday):—One of the most appalling murders ever recorded in the annals of crime Ireland has been committed. Two ...

... detachment at Millbuy-barracks eomprises four companies, under Major Gordon. Dreaprut DouBLe Murver NEAR MONAGHAN. The Northern Whig states that two brothers, James and Robert Shaw, wbo resided entirely by themse!ves on @ farm in the barony of Trough, about ...

... the crew were *evenly afflicted except the master; Isaac Fisher, the carpenter; William Sslbery, seaman; and Henry Hunt, boy. Whig, they attended to the ship the sick were without help. The following are at the Sailors' Home here:— Joseph Aver, mate, dangerous; ...

... unite in strangling, on matters of detail, • measure the principle of which they had professed a desire to ace carried out. Whigs and Tories are at one with Radical., if we aro believe what they say, in desiring a satisfactory settle- ' ment of a question ...

... for itsel to please Mr. Jobo Bright. If they desire that Englend should bring her navy back to the condition to which the Whigs reduced it, when the to the dock-yard cate was stopped and heart of oak was cut up for chips, let them say so. But why say ...

... give effect to the old Whig principle that government shall not only be for but by the 'people. This is the doctrine of Milton and Sidney, of Locke, of Burke and Chatham, of Fox and Sheridan, and all the great lights of the Whig party. This is the doctrine ...

... the constituency of Maryleboue alone. Again, with regard to the redistribution sea's, a bill which placed several of the old Whig borough constituencies with 80 or 90 voters in the category with the Towti Hamlets and Marylebotie could not with any propriety ...

... convenient for them to come down. What was it that they now claimed ? It was the practical recognition aud assertion of the old Whig doctrine, the Government shall be not only for but by the people,— that doctrine which had always divided politicians into ...

... Non-intervention, once so much derided and its advocates laughed at as Utopians, is now a principle so heartily advocated by Whigs and Tories that, if we did not know to the contrary, we should be inclined to give them credit for inaugurating and defending ...