... aMediterranean, although, from .ueada charxers have been effected on good terms, BZLPAST TRADE B 1!OBr. (From the Nortberi Whig of Saturday.J Lrzrscsc-A moderate amount of buciness has been dolag during the week In the home trade-more, however, with a ...

... which some Informastlou has been already ficommunicated. ing LOUTHR COUNTS 0? TEE L&TE BATTLS. Ded ' ER C by The Richmonrd Whig, of the 9th October, has the follow. ;lve Ing extract from the oorrespoudenmo from Mobile, under 10d date of the 7th Oat. ;Ire ...

... Zight. By ti reading them you will see that the rebels are not yet fully convinced that they have Vtosn routed in Kentucky. The Whig's editorial says It never expected succe there while t' tbe rebel army was under such Incompetent generals. And u the Examiner ...

... We hope, however, that 'whoever may be the Qaeen's finisters will also be the Prince's Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, wil be ever able to claim that to them belong pleferencaes and likings which, for his sake and for all our ...

... that they had i monopolised official experience almost as completely as the c Tories did durlig the long exclusion of the Whigs previous t to their advent In 1830. It iS true that the crisis was a c sudden and ?? as well as a great one; and that the i ...

... the -steepwater and using thle seed as food. a' Meadows where flax has been grown also yield excel- ?? grass. The Northernm Whig strongly advises out- et tivation of flax in Tipperary, and mentions that it v, has been handed specimens raised in that county ...

... so far as Federal operations were concerned, naturally lay ,ith the slaveholdere,-just as It lay with the Torles before the Whig advent in 1830. We thought it not unilkely that their freer and more active life, and theirearly and universal habits of command ...

... Individual power, distinct even from the principles which he represented Many an honest temperate politician, caring' little for Whig or Tory, turned to Sir Robert Peel for accurate information and safe opiLion, as some nomiual elector of a motrop.olilan district ...

... in the Mcinsterial ranks, and trusts, in the event of the break-down of Lord Palmerstou'8 adminsitrahion, that no modified Whig minibtry will be round acceptable to the country. There is, It says, no party in the Governmen. with which the Conservatives ...

... twenty-four hours, under penalty of disalssal Menitmao No. 2 Is completed, and In btlow Fort Darling, for sea. The Bichmond Whig says that If ?? asertioun could be believed the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a decratlon of peace; but ...

... Ualverity, even tboug thee chr ay be regulated by influences of a different kinb ,om vti prQ ttlusal ability or reputation, As Whig oer . lar down, the election ls apt to be Influenced, and s.. - * sees ot be one or a eeries of the other. M laughb). A it ...

... Darling, ready for mischief at the mouth of the James river. The Richmond papers devote much space to the Northern elections. The Whig thinks that It the asseverations be all true, the tide bas set against Abraham Lincoln and his rampaut war party, and that ...