... - s-ike~tih Ballot if a;i'gie anid at re tIuser$t'top, c 1a eor t m tp mianetb&g Zdebatet has bean 'fbrsaeh :by youthlful whig tii~aIci,'ad~th9 I eldierly 'joainnerual 'geiitl'eme'i :io: sit ifor rad~ica,. b~or~ongb,u~' th~e' baers a brewiers, Ibrewera; ...

... are beyond all praise. Our operatives understand the reasons which jas tify Englands neutrality. These men, who, a cording to Whig and Tory lords, cann ot be trusted with a vote, can be trusted when their forbearance and power of endurance are the grounds ...

... such small deer in the hope of enjoying, when the pear was fully ripe, the heated imagination of Lancashire. But as many whigs, and tories not a few, are eager to prop up the Southern revolt with a free-trade buttress, let us inquire how far the South ...

... asters ; but in the heart of a people resolved to be e t free, disasters stimulate to increased exertion. e i The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson t .e Davis government is the most lamentable failure in I ct history, and says the helm should be ...

... -eveyindpnntmber whopes afgaint exctravagant expenditure and unjust tasat~on, uantl tlie people takceaction, and so frighten- Whigs and Toriesi tghat they will assenb .to a ?? 'ReformE bilL ?? 0 ...

... indeed. We are glad that he has ceased to, rank among British advocates. His gown is torn to ribands; the horsehair of his whig is hardly cleanly enough to snare vermin, lie is a blot on the profession, which Is nought if It be not the fountain and soul ...

... by age, wandered from the lbrlprormm ith wic h~e strtd , m ws ?? was a ndical HI . Ilshowed thnpe of his neck neither to the Whig nor'to the Tozyrty . Ee was a political Indopendeat. He voeredihow. eveslrqnm his bold course, and threw himself on his knees ...

... in interest, origin, and rights, of the commoners of England ? The commoners of the South E are the descendants of the old whigs of the Revolutionary war, over whom now unconstitutionally dominate the descendants of the very tories who fought against ...

... Culpepper to prevent the Federal army from getting between the main body of the Confederate army and Richmond. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to declarations ...

... never been aO powerless, as a party, us at this momeit. I1n fast, ?? quiestion whether the present Govertment can be called a Whig Goverinment at ali, or, indeed, whether a Wbig Gisesrueset be possible at all now a days. The preeliit Ad. sniniptraties is ...

... left Dublin on Saturday, by I express train at half-past 4 o'clock,esro -teforBelfasit. Last night (Monday) says the Nnrthes-n Whig, the rival v factions kept the town in a state of siege. Opposite parties I were continually moving about soane of the streets ...

... CONIDITION AND PROSPEOTS OF SECESSIOx. (From the Richmonrf Whig.) These are times to try men's souls. The conse- qhienca of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring th~e4 war to the valley of the Xississippi, where the enemgy have their best ...