... Emancipation proclamation issued by President Lincoln was before the rebel Sonato on the 29th ult., as we hear from the Richvwnd Whig. Mr. Senmme, of Louisiana, submitted a joint resolution, en- bodying the declaration of the proclamation that the slaves of ...

... therefore, with propriety, be called unsparing. This, however, by t now way. Lord Palmerston, to the great joy of the Whigs, has refused to adopt Mr. Horsman's amendment. It would have been too humiliating for the Premier and his colleagues to be ...

... and Yorkshire, in Greenock and Stam ford. Neither does party or faith seem to have anything to do with the matter. Tory and Whig, Presbyterian and Puseyite, vie with each other in aversion to the idea of being drawn upou anypretence into foreign wars, ...

... likelyto seek or to obtain one of those snug diace of p rofit and pension which are at the gift of the Ministry of the day than a Whig Under-Secretary-a gentleman whose Wbir connections had made him Private secretary to Sir CharTes Wood, and Private Secretary ...

... poundage rate for that Union was struck on Tuesday at lOd., much below the rate of recent years, and 2d. under last year. The Whig observes: There is no doubt that the general dulness of trade has caused dearth of employment, and consequent straitened ...

... think for himself, may discard the wig. The day has gone by, celebrated by Dean Swift, when Triumphing Tories and desponding Whigs, Forget their feuds and join to save their wigsi. The biographies of the late Archbishop do not allude to the part he took ...

... Commissioners when the Poor Law Board was broken up, but having married a sister of Lord Clarendon he was taken up by the Whigs and brought into Parliament. His promotion under such influential auspices was unusually rapid. He became Secretary to the ...

... strongly advocated registered masl- hood suffrege as the only easis of action. He repudiated compromise. oil the ground that the Whigs always had deccived the people, and would always contimeuc to deceive them. Mta Frsi- (Edinburgh), while persosally going fisrblser ...

... tergiversation, and unprin. cipled desertion of promises, pledges, and convictions withoutprecedent even in the records of Whig mutability. 1i NS#NIT'Y., ,;,LAtv ap~pears Wmi rot? ?? b~yii ,oduseox10+X~ Bon themot~i oofr ManqwarzPgtha the miurber ' ...

... said, the question they were now met to discuss I was not one of party politics, but was one which concerned all1, whether Whigs or Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, and in his address they would not be able to glean what were his personal opinions upon- ...

... the Whigs, and was bound by no other ties than those of social honour and gentlemanly feel- ing, when a letter from Mr. Cowper was placed in his hands. If any one had a right to make a party and unfriendly use of an intercepted letter from a Whig Minister ...

... dceriuilT of the Great Exhibition have unanimonsly ts,,dfl ialt ?? and Wilsoi's Sewing Machine is the eqi- t0 ltructi#), surl~whig all ?? for its ewe, ranvc ,ititeh sued excelklirce of siaes falc6re. Ne lady OD d Sihhout ?? and descriptive lists of prices ...