... Isassky attains. previlise dreier Walter., W. W., innkeeper Walla T., Nor* tailor Wass .8. 1., Ossusak, illitiordadre. plumber Whig, J., aad Waft. 0. Halo., Wilkiesoa, J., Mutes, Derbysbire, Tuesday, Feb. 25. ELN (MTS. Austruth r, Sir W. C., Reston II del ...

... contrary to our party feeling. Mr. Horseman is without doubt a strong constitutionalist, and without being allied to either Whigs or Conservatives, he fairly represents the present dominant feeling of Englishmen; for I thinktbat we must all admit that, ...

... generally remarked upon, though, of course, there were many who accepted the evidently intended inference, that the defender was a Whig. should have read in silence, with only the inevitable comment that any thinking man must have made, but for the persistency ...

... serious disasters ; but in the heart of a people resolved to be free, disasters stimulate to increased extrtion. The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson Davis Government is the most lamentable failure in history, and says the helm should be surrendered ...

... Confederate arms, though he still expresses his conviction that the South will never be conquered. An article in the Richmond Whig shows that serious divisions are creeping into the rebel camp, and no doubt the Border States are getting heartily tired of ...