... From thenae, without any te — ...

... tbe Livemool and .Manchester brought the highest prices: and on that I ground convictions with regard to the silk > Kingston Whig, in recommending its _ d, | observes—-Who knows but this fibre plant, sU *, , aselepias, may, from its hardiness glossiness ...

... his main army at Creb Orchard. ' The Richmond papers: admit failure of General Bragg to accomplish anything Kentucky. The Whig says that his attempt was a complete fiizle. Thus, by rebel authorities themselves, the defeat of two of their generals ...

... Schools. The benediction was pronounced by the Rer Dr olakeney, and the company dispersed. «f?h ™ ?* DETERMiNATioN.-The Richmond Whig of the 30 h uiu mo, discussing the speeches of the New York Democrat., say.-- No, the people of all shades, of opinion in the ...

... is below Fort Darling ready for sea. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to • declaration of peace, but the Whig places no confidence in their assertions. The Southern ...

... Mr. J. Sheridan Knowles. The following sketch of the somewhat eventful life of the eminent dramatist appears in the Northern Whig :— “Mr. Knowles was born in Cork, in the year 178+, being the eldest, and, we believe, the only son of James Knowles, Esq. ...

... late been the object. Tau remarkable success of the Conservative candidate at Southampton proves the most bitter pill that Whigs and Radicals have had to swallow for many a year. The organs of the party are pouring out unmeasured invectives upon the c ...

... she passed on — if not an angel from heaven, certainly an angel of earth— the Florence Night- ingale of America. — Richmond Whig. Lady Caroline Lamb. — My history, if you ever care and like to read it, is this : My mother, having boys, wished ardently ...

... ” And she passed on—if not an angel from heaven, certainly an angel of earth—the Florence Nightingale of America —Richmond Whig. Tus Arapama.—At the regular monthly meeting of the New York C:amber of Commerce, held the day before the depar- ture of the ...

... and could hare crossed the ocean without risk. vlet~eefkl'ifl) Mr Zebe, and d of the British Miners' throset the mining sod Whig meMiet r, which are understood to be• g of tonal Idalligeration of a new society among Odd& Wan all mining districts. Tau ...

... hold conference with the Confederste generals at Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addressed s letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will water entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the remoratiow of the Union ...