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... army tho Gulf is moving from Now Orleans, Its destination is unknown, but is supposed to bo some point in Texas. Tho Richnwnd Whig opposes tho idea of arming tho negroes, advocated by some Southern journals. Advicos from Charleston to tho 9th inst. state ...
... kindness many have felt, his ndyico|many listened have vith profit, his amiability many have admired, lu politics he was a Whig; but his influence, whether in Parliament or in secret meetings of his party, has rather been felt than seen slnco carrying ...
... was a brother of Williams, late on General M'Clellan’s staff. Opinions of ths Southern Papers. An editorial in tho Richmond Whig says:— The new* from tho south-west continues to be of the most cheering: character. Nobly has General Pemberton vindicated ...
... of absolute, necessary self-defence, which could not ba secured by ordinary resort to the law.” The other local paper (Tie Whig) need the following language w have to say in defence of the act that waa not perpetrated by an excited multitude, but by one ...
... buff waistcoat, assemblage, conaiiting of 0,, onaato the of the Fox Club, which, the last of get admittance within . the old Whigs, invariably wore. It ia only of ia the open late years that baa ceased to ride horse- reaolnlioM were pea* bade—like his young ...
... and fired two guns, but left again before tbe Federal guns on Island could be brought to bear upon her. - • •11 The Richmond Whig, of the ult, say* Hat the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o’clock on the 14th. At twelve o’clock night desperate ...
... of the late and sister of the present Earl of Durham. This matrimonial connection brought him more into connection with tho Whig party than he had been before; and as his wife’s uncle, Earl Grey, became Secretary for the Colonies in the following year ...
... he will be able to maintain his position until is reinforced. The Confederatee continued active in his front. The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 5,000 men, including six geuerala (PkiUed) and seven wounded. The Federal loss is estimated ...
... between •uah railways; also, wheiber it desirable to.allow any additional railways to be made within such limits; and If so, In whig tnannar and with what restrictions the several works should carried out . , , Earl QranvtDe appealed ts the n'blo lord not ...