... profession, from a similar cause. At Brookes's, faro macao were indulged iu by Fox, Selwyn, Lord Carlisle, and the other great Whigs to an extent which enabled man to win or lose a considerable fortune iu a single evening. 4 Many a time after a long night ...

... the numbers, the city of New York is B, ...

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

... announce the death of Sir Thomas Redington. He was at onetime Under Secretary for Ireland, and bas held \ anous offices under the Whigs. Death of Arcu deacon Thorpe.— The Archdeacon of 3>urbam aud Warden of Durham University, Charles Thorpe, D.D., died at Ryton ...

... hard fight in the registration courts for three days, nnd the Conservatives have achieved a signal victory in this hitherto Whig-ridden borough by securing a clear gain of 96 over their opponents. There can now be no doubt of Mr. Perrand's triumphant re- ...

... aud Shepherds-town. An engagement is impending. Confederate General Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information tbat the entire Con- federate loss in the Manassas battle was 5.000 and in all the engagements in Maryland ...

... the family, and ?? nis s.-at m the 1 During the time he was in the Lower H ?? sequently in tiie rlou-e of Lords, he ai the Whig G-iVerr.naeiits. From Sepl .. 1t502, tne Ute .Mi.gins occupied the high Chamberlain of the o.ueen's Household, t i ?? same ...

... for its own credit's sake, put forward its best tueii, and while we are very far from regarding 'Jot political differences of Whig and Tory as matters -af kid :. renee, we cheerfully admit that respectability, ?? ?? independence, all that makes a man trust- ...

... onservatives maintain. Therefore when a Confeder- acy without a principle, a Coalition of all the Anti- English destructives, Whigs, lVelites, Papists, Demo- :rats, used political dissent to carry out their views, uid the Government gave them all its support ...

... same time, reserve sufficient portions of their produce to furnish food for their families during the coming winter.—Northern Whig. Review of the British Corn Trade. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday lad.) Beyond the partial continuance of fog the past ...

... comment upon tbe present state ot po- ?? * rt '«»- Lord Paknewton's former connection with tne *•*•« Lotd Derby's with the Whigs ; Ins presence iv the Cabinet of several former members of the Carlton Club and of the Manchester school ; and the uncertain ...

... we believe, who when Lord Stanley, applied the term thimble-rigging to the domestic policy of Lord John' Russell and the Whigs of the day. Let not the Mar- plot of the present Cabinet play the swindle against Europe, and boast of making the Country a ...