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... he contended ought, not tohaiveaObAnduled- P Austiae in her striggle to uphold thetreaties; entered into by0 all Europe. The Whig Party had never done justice to the ,people of Southern Italy, but long before thin 'question was -Iogali~ discusseed, the ...
... any army kaown to 'history, and that it will be aproudboaathencefortbto belong ,to the army of the Potomac. Tie Bicl1onrd Whig of the 28th ult, says:- We are without the information we expected to possess -and to impart to our readers this morning ...
... IAMBRRI N ITEMS. The Rkhmond Whig of the 23d nlt, gives the following re- port of the Confederate Congress 2- In the Senate on Saturday a resolution was adopted requesting the President to communicate, as soon a practi. -cable, all official reports ...
... with the Great Western in Canada, will. be awaited with of *general interest. tb LAW AND JUSTICE IN IRELA.& D. The Northcern Whig calls attention to the enormous co3t v, of 1law and justice in Ireland. In the Civil Service Eiti. fo mates for 1862-63 relating ...
... Ith-ad been. the pracice oof this Gov~rnr-, Wient ~tor recogniso' de faeoto GovernmentW. Ina 'less than ' tqiekie knolthe A~ Whig Gijvernaaeat,, beo use it'had 'vssted., n Its`W puspcee, haad, itcgle ejdia~ ffwould not do to; etsad say thiat' he civil war ...
... wife revealed herself to her astonished and faith- less husband. lbe scene that occrred can be lba- gined more easily than ?? Whig. ThE EXmAoaoINARY CASE OF WROLMSAI&PeISOX- ?? George Grey, the Home Secretary, has at length deterinued that the prosecution ...
... Zight. By ti reading them you will see that the rebels are not yet fully convinced that they have Vtosn routed in Kentucky. The Whig's editorial says It never expected succe there while t' tbe rebel army was under such Incompetent generals. And u the Examiner ...
... the ~Iltsry rendered necessary at any period from the conduct of the mob. DEATH OF THE HON. HEfNRY CAYULFIELD. -The Kortc;n^ Whig records the death of the Hon. Henry 10aulfie'd, at flockley, near Armagh, on the 4th iGst., ILn is eighty-third year :--I ...
... recently met with serious disasters, but in the heart of a people resolved to be free disasters create exertion. The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's Government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... Europe. It cannot r4 be said3, however, that there Is any remarkable anxiety upon fi the subject in New York. Wall Sereet takes Whigs quietly and coolly, and appears to have faith in Pope and WOOeliau, controliodsiand directed by Haileck. But ttbe coolness ...
... aMediterranean, although, from .ueada charxers have been effected on good terms, BZLPAST TRADE B 1!OBr. (From the Nortberi Whig of Saturday.J Lrzrscsc-A moderate amount of buciness has been dolag during the week In the home trade-more, however, with a ...
... Darling, ready for mischief at the mouth of the James river. The Richmond papers devote much space to the Northern elections. The Whig thinks that It the asseverations be all true, the tide bas set against Abraham Lincoln and his rampaut war party, and that ...