... completed, and ie below Fort Darling for The Richmond Whig says, that if electioneering usertime could be believed, the result of Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of peace, but the Whig places no coefidanoe in their assertions. The Southern ...

... below Fort Darling ready tor sea. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneoring assertions could be believed, the result of tho Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of peace ; but the Whig places uo confidence in these assertions. The Southern ...

... hours, under penalty of dismissal. The Merrimac No. 2 completed, and is below Fort Darling, ready for sea. The ' Richmond Whig says that, if electioneering assertions conld be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration ...

... ot the same diabolical principle. There could be no disputing theimpeachment ; but it really applied with as much force to Whig boroughs as ‘to Tory boroughs—;jt was the old story ot the woman’s twins, ““one was so like both, she could hardly tell t'other ...

... but life was extinct. The medical gentlemen expressed opinion that death must have been from disease of the heart. —Northern Whig. Loss of Teeth.—Her Majesty has granted royal letters patent to Mr. Simeon Mosely, 162, Whitefnargate, Hull, for a new invention ...

... meeting, held at New York, a letter, said to have been written by General Scott to the President, was read. In it the old Whig chief states that “unless a compromise were offered, suffi- cient to divide the South, it would be hope- It less to attempt ...

... ever occupied a seat in it. Familiar with the pnifension of the law, an active magistrate. and a keen politician of the old Whig school— rich, courteous, and hospitable— of winning address, of pleasant, easy, and instructive eanvereation moderate and ...

... *lister only • nedea*Z ie t wire VIZ. Ni no lower v* spa sad ceder s lobby se if Ow be Colonel. It would be to say Mat • bow wee Whig searveree of piety. It would be foolish to prebud is • ye *paths diessibeed to eu rf wessarea Ibiaas thus elenan& it is ...

... life was extinct. The medical gentlemen expressed an opinion that death must have been from disease of the heart.— Northern Whig. Pigeon Shooting at Hillsbuo’ Inn. —The weekly Novice Handicap, of os. each, open to all who never won more than £5 in a match ...

... true generally, but if called npon to name any to whom more than to others the adage is appli- cable we should say at once, a Whig{Administratiun. It is therefore in no way surprising t ...

... THE GREAT REINDEER CASE. Thu Ronny tier ls • tether It. witch sew sec& great sifted= motels stroke eqk Whig is ibe /rest bra of the day the dub coteries et the astrepoW The A marereauestke the Ramat the Omer t the diem= Y Lemilislisie et sat. the rest ...

... Van Dorn and Villipigue had been killed—may not prove to be so unfounded. Mr. Montgomery, the business man of the Vicksburg Whig, arrived at Cairo o❑ Oct. 9th, with his family. He gives a gloomy picture of affairs in that city, and says that the Union ...