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... obtaining material result. „. - . NeiV York, Dec. 17, Morning' The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter havin^ f or its object the restoration of the ...
... State, and an official at whose promotion beyond the cares of otfice every Indian will rejoice ; Mr. Ki'iee, Nestor of tho Whigs, and the only human being wb ■ could lay claim to a right of property in the North Polo ; and Mr. Monckton Milnes, a literateur ...
... held as soon as Dr. Hodges completes his analysis of the contents of the stomach of the unfortunate deceased woman. — Northern Whig. Mr. Keane, the clerk of the Ennistymon Board of Guardians, has absconded, to avoid an investigation by the Board into his ...
... the mails and the entire cargo have been recovered by Heinke's diving apparatus from the wreck of the Colombo. The Belfast Whig says :— Mr. George Augustus Sala has oeased to conduct Temple Bar Magazine, and has been succeeded by Mr. Edmund Yates, who ...
... far as small domestic questions were concerned. It was true that bis opinion, so far as Reform was concerned, was that the Whig Reform Bill was a poor but honest measure, while the Reform Bill proposed by the Tories was a poor but dishonest one. (Cheers ...
... in adopt- ing emancipation. Mr. Chase's interview with the lead- ing New York bankers has been unsatisfactory. The Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesborough will be confined until Gen. Butler be given up to the Confederate ...
... the fame of the author as a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year; with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came into office. In this Ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents, Lord ...
... economy of the Whig faction. Were all prophecies to come true, these among the rest would undoubtedly be fulfilled ; but we venture to predict quite the contrary — we venture to say that, on the strength of the assumed weakness of the Whigs, Mr. Disraeli ...
... of the rioters were captured. peveral were wounded. BOMBARDMENT OF PORT HUDSON. New York, 19th March, Evening.— The Richmond Whig at tne 17th inst. says that the bombardment of Port Hud- •on commenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At twelve S_4 at ni ...
... attaches to the fate of the fort. It lies rather more than half way down the river towards New Orleans, in Louisiana. The Richmond Whig states that the bombardment of the place com- menced at two o'clock on the 14th ultimo. The particulars are thus given in the ...
... has commenced. The Confederate iron-clads and gunboats lying between the forts are said to be waiting the attack The Richmond Whig states that eight Fed? ral ironclads had crossed Charleston bar, and were at . P fitt ident _ Linool ß Paid a visit to the ...
... would be admitted. Thirty Federal boats and twelve gunboats had left Mem- phis to operate on the Cumberland river. The Richmond Whig says :— A fight took place at Williamsburg, Va. on the 4th. The Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal picket ...