... Emancipation proclamation issued by President Lincoln was before the rebel Sonato on the 29th ult., as we hear from the Richvwnd Whig. Mr. Senmme, of Louisiana, submitted a joint resolution, en- bodying the declaration of the proclamation that the slaves of ...

... would be sustained to the cause of progress by the retirement of such a man as Mr. Jeffery. The head of the Liberal party, old Whigs and Re- formers of more advanced opinions, many of the tradesmen in the ward, besides his more immediate friends, brought such ...

... million of guilders (400,000 dollars). 5th. Fixed labour to be obligatory on all the emanci- pated. NEGRO CAPTIVES. The Richmond Whig of Saturday states that among the captures made by the Confederates at Harper's Kerry, on Monday of last week, were 201'0 negroes ...

... the getting up of the demonstration. As a dishlay of nmmerival strength, it was the greatest failure of the kind we (Belfast Whig) have ever seen- in faet, it was aperfect farce, while it was all but unattended by notabilities, members of Parlia- ment, ...

... and Yorkshire, in Greenock and Stam ford. Neither does party or faith seem to have anything to do with the matter. Tory and Whig, Presbyterian and Puseyite, vie with each other in aversion to the idea of being drawn upou anypretence into foreign wars, ...

... and Shepherdstown. An en- gagement is impending. The Confederate General -Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss at the battle of Manassas was 5,000, and in all engagements in Maryland from ...

... Shf pheidstown. An entfag; merit is impending. Confederate General Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss in Manassas battle was 5,000, and in all the engagements in Maryland, from ...

... post, was far from being popular at the Southl, and he has no political strength there now of any importance outside the old Whig party of Virginia. His position with his own people is a trying one, and he must he look ed upon simply as the right arm of ...

... condurct.' And, referring to one of its members (Dalzell), he says, The General Is sad to have struck one of the captive Whigs, when under examination, with the hal; of his sabre, so that the blood gushed out. (.,Vtes to Old Mortaity, chap. 28.) II ...

... which the North would have a rixgb to resent. Sir GEORGE LEwiS is a clever and o learned man, and moreover a stout defender of Whig policy on every emergency; but yet if his politicg doctrines in this case be true, England must bare made many grave mistakes ...

... Railway Company, all of which has been taken from its daily contemporaries, as the reports appeared only in the NEws-LETTrE and Whig, the only papers who went to the trouble and expense of sending reporters to Scotland on the occasion. This seems to me a very ...

... the reputation of being « truth-telling man, states that 4,000 Confederates were hurried in the recent battles. The Richmond Whig has information that their entire loss in the Maryland battles was from 5,000 to 7,000.—jlrmy and Navy Gazette. ...