... are Conservative losses by the death of Mr. Boyd, and Sir C. Burrell— the two others, Oxfordshire, and Great Grimsby ,are Whig-radi- cal, the first by the death of Mr. Harcourt, the second, by the accession of Lord Worsley to the Earldom of Yarborough ...

... Congressional Committee of Ways and Means has resolved to raise $150,000,000 by taxation during the present year. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of the stone fleet off Charlestown, says :— Tbe Noth has taken the first step towards making the ...

... up]*»i:its {.lie Professor. In the case of Mr. Gold- win Smith, ii .vns Lord Palmerston. It has been a great object with the Whigs to libera- lize the.- I. ?? to break down, if possible, their i :d Engli.-h politic.-, aud to Germanize their faith. Tory ...

... glorious conservative victory, wresting a seat from the Liberals in Oxfordshire. Yesterday another seat at Lincoln, vacated by a Whig, was won by a Con- servative. In spite of liberal bluster and misrepre- sentation, the People can read plain facts in which ...

... vic- tories in the great constituencies of South Lancashire and Birkenhead, and still m ire, the three seats won from the Whig-radicals within the last few days, show beyond mistake the direction of public opinion ; while churchrates when opposed are ...

... by conservatives ; the two conser- vative seats, Coleraine and Shoreham kept, no liberal daring to contest them ; the three Whig-radical seats, Oxfordshire, Lincoln, and Great Grimsby, all won. It was a glorious success, and a damaging blow to the Mi- ...

... the numbers being, for the third reading, 140, against, 127. The Gloucester Election yesterday resulted in the return of the Whig and the Radical. The defeated candidate took an equivocal course, professing conservative principles generally, but declaring ...

... politician, harmless however from his very violence, for lie would find scarcely any in the House to go with him. Whether the Whig, Col. White, or the papist -radical, Major O'Reilly, be returned, is no interest of ours. Another election is decided to-day ...

... serious disasters, bal ia the heart of a people resolved to be free disaster stimulates:) increased exertion. The Richmond Whig thinks that tbe Jefferson Davis 6»- -verument is the most lamentable failure in history, iod ■/- that the helm should be s ...

... 1 : rkeniiead. . J } Dcoh * rimsby x — _ servativegiins It Total Whig-Radical gains. 7 Timsthe Conservatives show a net gain of 11 seats. Of seats 9 were previously filled by Whig-Radicals, and iring changed bauds makes a difference of 18 on a . . ...

... scarcely say that uny place is hopeless ; but, certainly, Wycombe was as unpromising as any could well be. There is a strong local Whig interest, and the dissenters are influential there. Mr. Reming- ton Mills the radical is an active and prominent mem- ber of ...

... Disraeli was a party. Assurance could go no further. It is true, that as a means of postponing a pressure which the whole whig and radical party made upon the Govern- ment, a resolution was passed to the effect that it would be desirable to remit the ...