... on Thursday noon the Pierrepont was filled. The Kingston Whig corroborates the News, and states that some of the refugees are deserters from the Federal army. These men, adds the Whig, are spreading themselves abroad, not loading about town, but ...

... announced that person* who have merely declared their intention to b«*x>me citizens are not liable to drafted. Tbe Richmond Whig estimates tbe dealruotion of since the commencement of tbe war at from 40,000 to 00,000 bale*, latest reports nay that E'ederain ...

... In iHd'.l. In Kng'.ish counties the Conservative* hare lost 27 scat*. In counties there ha* Iwen a steady react against the Whig*, showing itself in nett Conservative gain of 1.1 vot«». In Scotch coantira the Conservative loss, between 1841 and 1860, waa ...

... allowed to worship according to their consciences in their own private houses, except under a severe penalty. Macaulay, the great Whig historian, was alluded to, as stating that it was a great civil offence for a person to read even a collect from the Prayer ...

... Palmerston, letting him know what think of hie and incapable minister, and praying for his dismissal. lr these pig-b«sd« ...