... of his popularity, is still the favourite with the electors. - -_t The Totness election was won yesterday by Mir Pender, the Whig candidate. Mr Dent, the Tory representative, retired early in the day. c The official paper at Turin publishes the list I of ...

... comfort, and prosperity ti enjoyed in the Free States ofA tierica havebecomue tc ran offence to it, as to many others of our Whigs tl anird mock Liberals. They have accordingly P tl Iseized upon the occasion of this inhuman re-w l hellion by the slave-owners ...

... vi as shoving what curious motive powers sometimes 1h prolel our elective machinery. Mr Wilcox, the w late mnemnber, vas a Whig, and it is understood that It gained and retained his seatmainlybecause vl be was chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental tl ...

... approaching conflict be- tweeu the two great political parties ; but I can hear nothing-see nothisg. The political creed of Whigs and Tories now is that Palmerston is the man--that there is no other, and that all his behests must be obeyed. Never, in my ...

... Bench, Mr Waddiington, the Recorder of London, the O'Connor Don, and Mr Childers. BETTER OUTSIDE THAN TIN.-We (Vicksbuugh W/hig) were shown the other day a Yankee Minie ball, picked up on the battlefield of Sharpsburgh, which is divided in three parts ...

... Stansfeld's h Inution when he was browbeaten by the wily old d IPreinier ; but unless he were prepared to become d a Whig, and to support a Whig Ministry, he c !co ld not very well afford to play again the part r ,t the favourite bolting from the course. Even ...

... of the British public should see how grossly the working classes were two years ago niisrepre- seated and maligned, both by Whigs alnd Tories, and how admirably qualified these same classes have proved themselves to be to discharge aright, and with a due ...