... LOCAL TOPICS. as er- THE NIGHT POAC RING PEVENTION BILL.-The me tremor which has seized the Whigs since the disastrous M-defeat of Lord Palmerston's ricketty Government hat Iaactually reached Belper. The Night Poaching Preven- le, tion Bill was far tuo ...

... t, Parliament for the borough on universal suffrage at principles ; and a proportionately small number of ry Conservative Whigs would respond without hesi- Yh tation to the inquiry whether their section did ae not once return Lord DERiBY as their repre- ...

... would be taken likely to lead to a ministerial crisis, so that the Whigs are safe for this year. We must, however, be prepared for a, supplementary budget in order lo fill up that usual Whig hole-a deficit. WYell, a ear will soon pass away, and even Mr. Gladstone ...

... Etna, via Queenstown.) The leading articles of the press respecting Eng- land contain nothing of importance. The RBilnw0nd Whig, expressing the hopes of the Secessionists, referring to Mr. Seward's despatch upon the Trent question, thinks England will ...

... proceeds triumphantly to storm the is 'f outworkis of the enemy's position. If there were at - any Republicans or Oldhive Whigs there, he al e asked them, as honest citizens, whether or not e they were in favour of breaking down shlery in fti e ...

... productions, which had it 6 nd course of years produced strong divergent interest L ter the -orth the paramount party was the Whigs or P, bhe publieona,who insisted upon wide Federal rights. TeS; Ug had joined the Democrats, who claimed the cecegciilal i ...

... ring I askertions could bo belleved the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of pease; but the Whig places no confidenee In these assertions. Southern journals assert that the Federals were defeated In their expedition from ...

... Aftera few words form Mr. Peacock and Mr. Stansteld, ;Nr. M AGlsIHE denied that the Roman Catholic emancipatlon was due to the Whigs; it was not oven due to Sir Robert Pel and the Duke of Wel. lington, bht to the f-artless energy of the Iribb people. The ...

... contended, ought not to I have abandoned Austria in her struggle to uphold th the treaties entered Into by all Europe. The Whig of pasty had never done justice to the people of O Boutlhern Italy, but long before this question was saain discussed the bubble ...

... General Stevenson being reinforced, flanked Bowen's coin- mand, capturing the Federal army of East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig and Richmond Exramierei of the 9th inst. give the important news of the capture of BatLei Rouge by the rebels, confirmation ...

... tos living under tory ladodI ol Ihave voted for tse tory from convicin while a Wo number relieved from the domination ofte whig hoeiC would have followed their own instincie bis and Vct0 tory. About 2,000 abstained, a largepotn of whom vat indifferent ...

... 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 ...