... opposi.- tion, a -Waptain 'hite, who.ix described by: a To v J~lnal ns the only persnn who would have s 'kaow-of a Arance as a Whig candi- date, Uas fefused to be nominated. It is also coi wideed probable that Mx. B. O'Neill, Conserv. ?? will be elected ...

... be admitted. Thirty Federal boats and twelve has unboats bad left Memphis to operate on the Cumberland River. The Richnond Whig says a fight took place at tile Williamsburg Va on the 14th. The Confederates Tac, under General Vise drove in the Federal ...

... bangs, the tails of squibs which had failed to go off in proper tine, but had smouldered into explosion. So it is now. While Whigs, Tories, aold Radicals have all made their several displays, and while we are all in expectation of what is about to open at ...

... principle in connection with the society was its non-political character. It would be most thankful for the co- operation both of Whigs and Tories and all parties in the church, whether their opinions were high or low, if theywere only bond fide earnest in main- ...

... country on the subject of the Irish Church, a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse and stumbling block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury bench. S It was far easier for the government to read lectures ...

... received a despatch that the Montank remained four hours under the enemy's guns without receiving any injury. The Richnelond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured whilst endeavour- ig ...

... the fanatid Ai'oio nway think on n the sub*, his Holiness is very fond of our repre-' e s6eitst e, although an En1gibinman, f Whig, and a ofuserL You see, then, that Mr. Od. iussaells Iffer was not an obtruive And unwelcome suggeas- If tion, but merely an ...

... Wilkinson are tho only candidates, Lon both professing Liberal opinsous. Loui Lisauce -BELFAST, FRID~AY._-The ffortheom Msr Whig of this morning says there is no appearanceM, of an opponent to Mr. Babour, whose return for weJ Lisburn is generally regarded ...

... a glass of ale, wine, or spirits, neither did they adivocate the extension or limitation of the suffrage; nor, as Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, Church& men, orDiseentars, trades' unionists, oradvocates-of ccL - operative societies, teetotalism :or ,nay ...

... It is one of Mr. Bright's most powerful speeches, and nothing could he more happy than his exposure of the tri- fling of the Whig government, and of parliament, with this question. Mr. Bright has one fling at, the laws intended to bring vast tracts of ...

... tiouis expressed bythe Southern S, . generals with Pemberton's military operations tl n against Grant, and the Riclhnmoind Whig says it is v - rumoured that General Johnston has taken his tc sword from Pemberton and placed him under arrest. f& F The ...

... 18th assert that a despatch from Port Hudson was read in the Con- federate Senate which caused alively sensation; and the ?? Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in the South-westg The New York press considers these cireumstances indicative of , the ...