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... easily soothed into order . The Confederates have been beaten in two small fights in Indian territory ; _am ? the _Richmond Whig attacks the English Government for detaining the _steam-rams . . : The _Russian fleet continues to excite great _attention ...
... prevent _their _being used _against them by _the GpTerriinent _. _' _-- ; . • . » . :. ; ,. • ..,:.. ; . ; .- The _Richmond _Whig _announces • tho death of General Sam _Houston , of _Texas , at' his ' re 3 lttciice ia Huntereville . He was _seventy years ...
... a terrible' . bombardment from the Union _batteries . The latest news we have from Charleston is taken from the _Richmond _Whig of the 31 at ult _. —three days later than we have had . before . - It states that _the _bombardment of Fort Sumter on the ...
... of lire _Gordon's _biography of _.-her father , in Contemporary _Literature , the nnaf . _rnpaloua _conduct of Wibon ' s Whig opponents in . _1820 ia said to havepaialleled the _turpitude _or the Tory tacticians who nianipulated Btuckicfiod in 1 ...
... the _melancholy _state of _Ireland _. . _'Its _government _waa utterly incapable ; _its head _waa _surrounded _with old - _Whigs , - who _kept him in utter ignorance , and . _its _^ . ChiefI Secretary _^' _was 'both incapable _^ aud _unpopular . _ _There ...
... or men , nor shall privates or labourers of colour receive more than _§ 10 -per month . • : : . _vicKsnrac . . _The eicfwwnd Whig of the 31 _st _nit . _contains the following intelligence : — Appearances _indicate an early _renewal of the _conflict before ...
... _- _' - 1 , journals _, , with Pemberton ' s _ . . military .. _operatioiin , . _' against 1 'Grant , and the KichmoJtd _Whig sayB _'ltj _; _- | is | Tnmpnred that GerieraT . _. r 6 nnsto ' n has taken _his . c ' • awordr _. from • Pembertori _^ and ...
... _Jamaica _. • - In _Jamaica Lord EIgm had no easy task _, but he _acquitted himself _so well _that when in _18-16 the _' _Whigs had to _seek ont the ablest man they could find to be _Governor-General of . Canada _, they pitched upon Lord Elgin , notw ...
... There was no _such _bond of union in the _. Free States—the elections there _were tor Democrat pi _Republican , _just aa _for _Whig or lory among' _Ourselvesforties in the _. Nortn _. were _fmtherfrom time to time _split _into _fragments by _locil _interests ...
... Bnford _. ' s cavalry division within a mile of Warrenton _Junction . _Charleston advices are down to the 31 stnIt .-The Kichmmd Whig of that date _states that the _bombardment of . Fort Snmter on the 29 th was the _heaviest that had yet taken place _, _from ...
... _out . Known to and _associated with all _our political men , he had nearly as _many _friends in France as in _England . A Whig pur sang , and wisely liberal , he was wont to _say with trnt ' a and not _without a certain pride , that he w _^ a citizen ...
... , and cannot be compelled , one of _the proposals for _peace might be welcomed . It _is _said that the _Republican or old Whig party are _about to _urge the _Lincoln Government to offer peace , on _condition that slavery shall cease _thirteen years ...