... his powerful ally, to make him the scapegbat of his failure. Throughout this has been a struggle between the policy of the Whig Ministry and Napoleon ; and now the game is fairly in the hands of the latter. Lord Palmerston confesses as much when he makes ...

... Seymour is elected governor, the Democratic party in this city and their new allies, the fragments of the old Know-Nothing and Whig parties, will at once throw off the Government, and boldly declare for the Southern people. The inauguration of Governor Seymour ...

... Van Dorn and Villipigue had been killed—may not prove to be so unfounded. Mr. Montgomery, the business man of the Vicksburg Whig, arrived at Cairo o❑ Oct. 9th, with his family. He gives a gloomy picture of affairs in that city, and says that the Union ...

... may hereafter allow the reigning king, an increased influence in some departments pubs e business. George struggle with the Whig aristocracy and with successive Ministers is not likely to be renewed. It is settled. once for all, that the leader of a P ...

... in St. Stephen's for a fee months. Bath of them served in a subaltern office under Peel, and reed to held offiee under his Whig antagonists. Both worked bard at the ileidgery of official life, Lot,l Dalhousie ie the Board of Trade during the railway mania ...

... rot. 1,41 on: , The speech of the Earl of Derby on, the first night of the Session will probably be treasured up carefully by Whig journalists. Did his Lordship mean to promise a complete Sessional truce, as the Times alleges, and others would have us ...

... more waiver sally inspected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal ; but among the Tories he bad more friends than among; the Whigs. In the terrible crisis 1825 he, like many others, found his resources. ample as they were, unavailing at the moment ; but ...

... were present, and, indeed, not half a dozen members of the nobility who happened to be in London were absent. Tories and Whigs met together in peace at the invitation of the Earl who has so often repelled the assaults of Lord Derby in the Upp'r House ...

... carious dies/item., but in the heart of a people resolved to be free, disataers etiniulate to increamed exertion. The R•chinomd Whig thinks that the e &mon Davis Government is the MOst lamentable failure in history, and says that the helm should be surrendered ...

... Pi says tLer., is a ~.rest seaction aueinst the Mike of i'ivuog^:htlia. The Prus-tan journals at 24.• ivburg that the Duke, Whig a general ;a Priesisa 'ernes., elmoki to hound !spear a amt: uonour, one only throreth the intmentlon of the Court that the ...