... truill , To D ~ :D. JOHN A. GILII£R. ZeTo Dr. Wm. D. Conyers, Covington, Georgia. Ii IRISH PROSPERITY. Id The Northiern Whig gives some further statistics of ir? a- prosperity : . hile the number of emigrants from Ireland in 18SW ,e- considerably less ...

... ut theraselves tvhes thery were out of office. He, had always protestedl against that blind and f sufiddal policy of tihe W~higs by which they refacied cue- cession after concession, until. they had disgusted and brolken up their party. They aimdd at ...

... for their' pafession b~gaa A at'once. -11n the Presidential election of 1848 a large part of ci the Northt -Democrats and Whigs seceded fromh -therr re.'h 'Spec Iva par. east- ?? United on the basis of bdn-exttision' of slavery, nlsrqf ~ey proposed to ...

... quite consistent -ith - my knowlcdge that the lead. ing men in Government, and the Folitial head of: the country, ?? whether Whig or 'Toy, iare..ali, fVvour. able -to agged Schools,. and attach the very high^,t - value and importanbe to these institutions ...

... operations; and are willing to assist them by ever means in their power. On this subject, accordj,, t, the eloquent Doctor, Whig and Tory a' agree ?? it matters not which party is in- power, as they a:e equally friendly to these useful institutions, of ...

... 'L ~ ~ ol _a~ who sat behind the Cabiniet'.in favour of 'the bill? i&fa,!lv one man of Ith i;m. (Hiear;hear.) erbthey6'`nug Whigs t who sat behind 'the aie'nin and ready 'to Wmk placeju iA flivour LIf the' bill?1 Hardly one man of them. Were the 'Libieral ...

... will' be rdgretted by inany old friends in the 'House, and by the party generally to -wbith Mr. Ellice belonged. Though a Whig, Mr. Ellice has al- vw ays been much respseted by all parties. He posse3ses much good sense, is moderate in his views, and ...

... stands, than in this stupendous and dangerous revolutionary project of al Southern confederacy. Governor Hicks is an old line Whig American, and goes for the 'Union, the constitution, and the enforcement of the laws. The enterprise, therefore, of methodically ...

... to nothing-it is all talk ; another, We shall never approve of that. The moderate men from the border slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr. Seward, though not so much as I could have ...

... will give such support as I can offer. to any useful proposal, whether it emanate from an Orange- . man, a Conservative, a Whig, an Old Ireland Repealer, a' Young. Ireland llepealer, or a Francoc.ibernian.; and if we act towards each other in this spirit ...

... tho notice of the authoritiea st the Horse Guards.' FEARFUL BOI3LER, EXPLOSIo:N.- : ?? THEER MBE'KILED. - (From the Northern Whig.) ' . Wf. regret to. have to record thejoccurrence of ona.ofr'the most feniful hoiler explosions, accompapied by IOs of ...

... waiting woman. Spencer learned thit very night that-his Bister .ad admitted her hgaebaul to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, butning with ani- noeity which ho mistook for virtue, and, eager to emulate the Curinthian whoassasesinated his brother, and ...