... No. 2 is com-t pleted, and nosr lits below Fort Darling, ready for ac- tii n, at the mouth of the ?? river. Tlire Rio/ Tooed Whig describes the Condition of the rebel arny as heartrending for want of clothing amd shoes, and strongly condemns thle government ...

... Observer. The Sun, evening paper, which, for many H. I of years enjoyed a large circulation as one, of the organs of the a the Whig party, is advertised for sale. Of late years, clse in proportion as the sun of 'Whiggery declined, the Men p. influence of ...

... received no support from A 3 the Conservative leaders who profess such a, sympathy for discrowned authority, and reprove T f Whig intervention in the Peninsula as a danger- cus policy. Where was Mr. DisRAELI, or Sir P STAFFOnD NORTHCOTE, or SEYMOUR FITZGM- ...

... eonteculed, ought y not to have abamidoned Austria inl her struggle to nluphold the treaties entered into Imy all Europe. The inv Whig party' bad never! dois0 justice to th eol of cpu1 ?? Italy ; hut long, before this ques~)tion was fro :o again discuissed, ...

... columin ajfull repprt of what occurred in .the'Houseeof- Loxds' n Monday nig t, in fretheenc tofhesas& ?? ?? n The- Northern. Whig of yesaterday qo~ntai an exceedicngly.. iipeitiiient ;tick,.u~pLordagnnon, in refe- rnee-.to-th e question he asked; -but thenoble ...

... that hila deturnainuul ?? to rue at tbe ?? election, whru lie gave the weitlit of bhi voto and in hise~ers tio ibe detested Whig candidate, Mr. lilinld (irho has sirce re- eived otlies front Sir Eiobart P'eel, the presclet Liberal Chief Secatary), is ino ...

... H of Europe, in 1815, that a Napoleon shouldfa at never again be allowed to mount the throne di in France. The reply of the Whig Pre- A mler was that it was customary for her rc Majesty's Government to rtcoynis all dc facto Go- vernmenta. Now, if ever ...

... of the people. Mr. Whiteside imagines that the murders in the south are so many demands for the substitution of a Tory for a Whig government, and left on the mind of the editor of the Erening Mail the disagreeable impression that the friends of Lord Derby ...

... feline Golgotha, ban], Leicester Square. Here there is verge and space wvitl enough for developing the resources of a great Whig cha Etatesman. The accumulation of defunct cats and dogs corn end other abominations in Leicester Square is a re- wit,] proach ...

... was the death of the ns uin- ?? Tyler; but in this country i~iths excited Ltrap very little interest. He was chosen by the Whig ind a party as colleague or, Vice-President with General trap, Harrison; but, when the genes-al died and Tyler took at it, ...

... costume, wore''lavender kid Vai gloves, and 'an eye-glass dexterously' fixed in P- the right, optic. ' The so'n of 'the 'W-hig Dake' who ushered him in ' bowed low as lhe indicated the seats wvhichithe gentlemen were to occupy. No second m' - glance ...

... -this defcieancy amounts to very nearly f2,300;ooo, an amoqpnt, 9qf error Worthy of the' veriest incapable that overwed to' Whig, connexions a' seat at the Trea nryBqard; and the more discreditable ?? 'Glalstone thato for nearly tiea Whole fallin k ofF ...