... reports the capture in tho late battle of 7,000 prisoners, 28 stand of colours, 36 cannon, and 1,500 small arms. Tho Richmond Whig denounces the British for detaining the Confederate rams in the Mersey. New York, Oct. 3.—The Federal Semina had captured ...

... could by any possibility form e ° ut their bod y- is the /'Udjs's rooms compact. Excited by the office, every section of the Whigs and .. carae together and undertook the direction \ . aftairs. But even this motley collec),4l^llduoed oed lldu l^ 4 by unworthy ...

... on duty. The prisoner was charged with having furnished military appliances to the Confederates at Richmond. ■ The Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that Pemberton has been placed under arrest. It is officially stated that the length of coast blockaded ...

... protect them. It may be the opinion of majority or of a minority. The Radical looks to Radical opinion, the Tory to Tory, the Whig to Whig, the Working Man to his Union. But if opinion be adverse, what the consequence Wherever there is real responsibility there ...

... it has e has such a majority been known. Seldom scene occurred. Political alliances were lost l every ono VOied as pleased. Whigs HjTj ' d Radicals, economists aud spendthrifts, 9 and ex-Ministers, and possibly proximate ers, were A \i ; j U together in ...

... Whiggery may without a frown Rest and be thankful. When ranting cant has had its day (As, let us hope, it quickly may), No longer Whigs will skulk and say— Rest and be thankful. I'smp'.e, October 1. J. H. ...

... party and was knighted Lord Melbourne's Government. There was a mot of the father of deceased circulated at tho time that the Whigs had robbed him and made fool of his son, so little did he relish the change of government which had deprived him of some emolument ...

... the opinion of all, the Whig Ministers, who, for a dozen years, have been urging towards further innovations both in Church and State, have proved themselves be unsafe leaders. As the sole means of retaining office, the Whigs now repudiate their old measures ...

... the fact thut the Irish Establishment is as indefensible now when the Appropriation Clause wasthe great butt'e grou.d of the Whigs. It is this which, in our judgment, has made tho late session a more advantageous ono to those who object to, than to thoso ...

... was pending, which places the matter in still worse light. Such proceeding would not have been tolerated in any other than Whig Government. We do not quarrel with the Duke of Somerset for wishing change his name. In common with all her Majesty's subjects ...

... and are never in the same field as the hounds. SELECTION'S FROM PUNCH: Touching the Russell Resignation.-We knew onsense. A Whig like the old French Guardbe dies but never surrenders. p«*vge OF LOCALITY.-Since the exhibition of the monger balloon at the ...

... no disposition the part of the Federals to renew the conflict. Great anxiety exists for further intelligence. The Richmond Whig asserts that the Federals have withdrawn their forces from the Peninsula opposite Vicksburg, and have cut the levee turning ...