... 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 ...

... upon the present state of political parties—Lord Palmerston's former conuection with the Tories, and Lord Derby's with the Whigs ; the presence in the Cabinet of several former members of the Carlton Club and the Manchester school; and the uncertain tactics ...

... tli;.t if electioneering assertions could believed, the result the elections would equal a declaration of peace; but, the Whig adds, place no confidence in these assertions. Tiie Southern Journals assert that the Federals were defeated iu their expedition ...