... noon have to announce to our readers.1 The Heraeld islets at the absolute necessity of iretrenchment, but ox- proscs fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste RI cd illo~'of alubl proprty and the crippling of a see. vice in order to save a ilon ...

... in which the former was riddled with shot and forced to retreat. The report Is, however, not entirely credltoo. Tho Richmond Whig says that the entire Confederate ?? in the Manamsas battles, do not exceed 5,000, and that the losses In the engagements In ...

... hno be long delayed, and that this hope was now srnger'sthan ever in his mind, from thie tenor of his recent The Rlichmeond Whig of October 23 says: The Yankee coOmmssioner, J. P. Wood, who is now in thin city, has notified the Confederate authorities ...

... sect. I reoloe that I work with the noble earl insuchanorrandasthis, andshouldassoon thinkof con- sidering the distinctions of Whig and Tory in such a calamity as thin as I should In the prosonce of an earthquake or a shipwireck. (Applause.) Let everyone ...